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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 25 (December 1863) (1863)

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any respect from on wooden pivot carriage in front of battery; the copy furnished by the Government, and we call which is lighted by quick-match leading up through charges, cannon powder, 1862. Projectiles ; first, one the especial attention" of our readers to the results the tube, B, to… … of tin, which are sliding in each other, and by this engravings is Mr. Hodge's, target, composed of wire rope or cables, placed behind a wooden facing means oan be lengthened, so as to constitute a time of a certain thickness. The first engraving repre- fuse. sents the target as it stood when fired…

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