{"newspaper_name": "The North-Carolina standard.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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Air Gun. A gentleman of PhiladeipIria has
shown us an air gun of his invention, in the form
of walking stick, which is ofthe most ingenious
and admirable workmanship We cannot spare
room to describe it, but nothing of the kind has
been invented to compare with Il. He charges il
by very simple process in less than one minute,
when it will fire. withouta recharge OF air, ta0en.
ty times. He fred it repeatedly ih our presence,
putting bail each time through board, with a
wafer upon it. at the distance of three or four rods,
and generally within an inch of the wafer He
has another with small spy glass upon it:
shooting crows, he is able TO see the very eye Of
the crow, and he has often put BALI directly
through it. No ono. can detect this gun from q
common walking stick. The price Of them is
of course, comparatively high, but we understand
many have been made and sold by the inventor.


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