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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 11 (March 1882) (1882)

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revolver, differs in that, instead of demand that has sprung up, not for more money, but for hap recently. She was laid, up at Wilson's wharf, Fall the chambers turning before each discharge, a piston-like more men in the South, practical men, as they are pleased to River, for the winter, and… … which have been accepted. simple blow necessary for the LANCASTER'S FOUR-BARRELED HAMMERLESS GUN. This demandon the part of tbe explosion of the cap; second- business men of the South ly, the cocking process; and, gnawed a hole through her planks just above the ice, the is of the utmost…

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