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Scientific American, Vol. 4b, No. 24 (June 1861) (1861)

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de, as shown, and with thej r walls, tore bricks for a space of three or four inches plishing the object; and, among the number, the one unattached ends inclined part way down the troug h, in diameter, and, when they struck perpendicularly, so as to form a zigzig channel running to-and-fro we are… … as shown in the engrav- ing back the spring, h; ing. and when the pin reaches BARBEK'S IMPROVED FARM GATE. The advantages of this the top of theslot it is re- leased, and the gate is started quickly forward wall. One shot, fired at an angle to the wall, tore apparatus, in compactness and rapidity…

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