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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 52 (September 1856) (1856)

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bjected, in Gar Pikes.— Old-Fashioned Fish.—John E. stream and pour out their waters seething part in the discussion. quite a long speech, to the theory and views Gavitt, Esq., of Albany, exhibited a vase of hot, with a great noise. The waters hiss and young gar pikes, when Agassiz said :— dash… … water not deeper that 40 or 50 fathoms. tached by one end to A and by the other to B, throws M out a little (fig. 2.) This carries New Broadcast Sower. Prof. Hall said that the occurrence or ab- thus causing the revolution. The music is In this improvement the seed is deposited the yoke, L, towards…

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