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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 50 (1855) (1855)

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hy the above the level of the water in which the ves- pump for the purpose. W. W. Corcoran should run 836 miles, and use sel floats.” The claimisfor “the attachment of the fore- only 32 pints, while the Orleans should run More information may be obtained by letter going described pump, or of any… … patented by Alexander Kirkwood, of Pasca- More information respecting it may be ob- bring the barbs or hooks d d, between his goula, Mississippi. tained by letter addressed to Mr. Bristol. jaws, and then pulls slightly upon the bait The nature of the invention consists in forc- gatuck, Conn. Fig. 1…

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