Scientific American Magazine
Volume 3, Issue 38You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
Hartford and Providence Railroad
Summer Music
Montreal Mining Company
Preserved Milk
New York Railroads
Massachusetts Railroad
Beauty's Eyes
Iron Planing Machine
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Infancy
White Fish
To Stop Bees From Fighting
The Microscope and Riches
The American Architect
Anthracite in Russia
Caution
Railroad Chairs
Mysteries and Miseries of New York
A Nice Point of Law
The Alpine Horn
Convict Labor
Living in Common
New Marriage Act
Ocean Steamers
New Cave
Underground Street
The Playmate
Republican Dames
Preservation of Milk
Chinese Dentist
Fancy Weaving
Russia
Tea Drinking in Siberia
Dyak Iron Furnaces
The Diamond
Gimp and Fringe Machine
New Railway Brake
List of Patents
Boot Crimps
Improvement in Stave Dressing Machines
Self-Acting Annunciator
Oil from Rosin
Self-Acting Alarm Whistle and Pressure Guage for Steam Boilers
Printing Warps
Stoves
Improved Spirometer
A New Acid
British Patents
More Novelties in Steam Engines
Iron from Lake Superior
Pure Water
Steam and Gases
Man's Abilities
Origin of Letters Patent
Knowledge is Power
Scientific American--Bound Volumes
Hereditary Propensities in Dogs
Picturesque Hair-Cutting
Matthew Hale and the Poor
Natural Productions of Borneo
Arts, Manufactures and Machinery
Porous Brick and Stones
Peat and Peat Mosses
Patent Agency
Another Parallel Ruler
Garden Automaton
Reading and Speaking
To Make Superior Potato Bread
Artificial Cold
Pruning Peach Trees
Curve Delineator
Strength of Rope
Musical Fishes
Cement
Digging
The Scientific American
To Exterminate Bugs
Departments
Union Magazine
Holden's Dollar Magazine
To Correspondents
