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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 7 (1872) (1872)

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o we will at once proceed to show how it had a pleasant sharpness to the feelings, exercising a stim- at B, is the cartridge gage, which consists of a plate that is now proposed to meet them. ulating influence on the spirits, the largest quantities of Mr. Connelly, the inventor, slides in a shallow… … or wrought iron, and are formed On one side of the front end with ribs on the under side and of the pivoted breech block is a end ribs on the upper sides, projecting pin, by which the while their ends are turned same is lifted up; and it will be down to correspond with the observed, on inspecting…

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