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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 15 (1859) (1859)

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for which a patent or who can play and weary down a 12-pound salmon always adapt itself to the surface of the lower stone ; was granted to J. Carl, of Grenada, Miss., on the 23d of with a delicate pole and line which would hardly raise a and, thirdly, when the lower stone is raised by the August,… … followed him pumping in the necessary quantity; the The annexed cut represents a new reel, the principal foul air escaped by a valve. A rope was suspended object of which is to wind the line-in a ring, so that it under the water, from one shore to the other, as a guide will dry more readily. In the…

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