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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 6 (1861) (1861)

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the opposite party stands in its flight at which it bursts. If it bursts beyond Brothers, the famous athletes, whose wonderful and just one side of the lin e between the two wickets, apparently perilous performances at Niblo’s have the enemy it produces no effect whatever, and if it with a wooden… … wicket to the other, the bats- time of the burning of the HANLON’S IMPROVED WICKET. man is out, and his place is fuse can be made, still,the ad- taken by another member of his party ; and when all justmentrequired is so very nice, that one serious ob- The patent for this invention was granted…

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