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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 26 (December 1864) (1864)

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he bore of the cannon. These shells explode by percussion or on striking ; and the in- ventor states that when the forward end strikes the object aimed at, the lead bands, C, will be cut off by the shock, when the caps will be exploded by the back part of the shell striking against them. The… … PFVWD'8 SHOT AMD SHELL. decanters, wine goblets and tumblers are alike en the end of the sixth hour the amelioration was very same in principle but an aperture is left for the in- graved with the insignia of petroleum. The com- manifest, and in another hour he was carried to the sertion of a time…

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