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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 18 (1864) (1864)

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h | as much sugar as the sugar maple, and in his opinion for the insertion of the tail of the shaft projectile, or , that from the butternut is of the better flavor. |arm. At the junction of the rack with the hook isa the piece may be adapted to contain the entire pro- depression, C, in which the… … of projectiles:—1. Round Nov. 3d, 1863, through BATES’S SHAFT-SHOOTING CANNON. shot and shell, or other the Scientific American smooth-bore missiles. 2. Shaft-shot and shell with he used cistern water at his house, and that he ob- Patent Agency; and further information may be ob- smooth-bore…

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