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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 6 (1864) (1864)

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e or musket apart it is the lantern remained perfectly transparent, and the The return of the guard raises the breech-block’and indispensable, and it comprises all the tools requisite quantity of coal consumed to drive the magneto-elec- for the operation. In the end of the handle is the cone-… … ed, itcan stiH be used us a muzzle-loader. This as he feared the boiler would burst. Every exertion turn down in the handle, is the picker to clear the weapon is, in some instances, fitted with a sliding nipple it it becomes clogged. The strong blade for was made to exticate him, but without avail…

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