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

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- and afterwards closes immediately by the recoil. In Fig. 2, is now proposed to meet them. at B, is the cartridge gage, which consists of a plate that ulating influence on the spirits, the largest quantities of Mr. Connelly, the inventor, slides in a shallow groove, and has devised, with the above… … on the broad ties alternately; shell and loading with a new CONNELLY'S RAILWAY SYSTEM. which arrangement is seen in cartridge, are effected. Upon Fig. 1. The wide clamps are * aising it, the extractor is drawn back and the empty shell withdrawn from the barrel; and made sufficiently high to take…

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