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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 5 (1876) (1876)

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he lever by a threaded rod and nut, G. place would the bottom of a lake be for This answers the double purpose of hold- passing one’s Fourth of July in peace and ing the lever down and to show the steam quiet! Oh! that we were afvog. And the pressure.” The pointer attached to the neck youthful… … anchors of spoon and other dredges by hydraulic power. To plunger takes a new grip. The operation, as already de- “The frog has many cther advantages that may well the framework of each dredge, adjacent to the anchor, a ver- scribed, is then repeated until the anchor is extricated. make one sigh…

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