Scientific American Magazine Vol 3 Issue 35

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 3, Issue 35

You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.

Features

New York and Boston Railroad

Spring

Bain's Electro Chemical Telegraph

To Spring

Rail Road News

Day Line To Boston

Great Western Railroad

A Rhyming Youth

Self--Discharging Flour Chest and Flour Packer Combined

Latest Improvement

Bargains

Death of a Chief

Important, if True

Composition Building

Improved Wrench

How to Grow Rich

Telegraph Wires

New Card Press

New York Hermit in Mexico

Extraordinary Remains

Old Independence Bell

Pacific Railroad

A Hint to American Shippers

The Propeller Albany

Steamboat Fare on the Lakes

Important Invention

Large Sale

Sheet Tin

Ewbank's Hydraulics

American Journal of Agriculture and Science

Luxury of Ancient Rome

Indian Superstition

A Bit of True Philosophy

Sam Patch Outdone

Metallic Salts

Neutral Salts

Queer Fancies

A Beautiful Thought

Vegetable and Animal Carbon

An Old Man

Steamboat Speed

New Carriage

Improved Horse Rake

Threshing Machine

Improvements in Sawing

Nevin's Dough Mixing and Kneading Machine

New Barrel--Dressing Machine

New Plasterer's Trowel

List of Patents

New Railroad Coupling

Self-Feeding Oil Can

Cleaning Filters

The Coal Trade

The Ediograph

Substitute for Marble

Disinfecting Fluids

Practical Blunders

The Dignity of Labor

Scientific American--Bound Volumes

Notice

Appropriations for Agriculture

Arkansas Lead Mines

A Temperance Society in Prussia

Female College

Morocco Leather

Exchanging Pearls

Female Philanthropy

Phenomena of Sound

Excavations in Pompeii

Lost Inventions

Electricity Universal

Canadian Improvement

Patent Agency

Caoutchouc from Drying Oils

Watering Dahlias

Mechanical Movements

Oscillating Column

Receipt for Cleaning Engravings

Hedges

Graham's Escapement

The Scientific American

Keeping Fresh Beef

Indelible Ink

Looking-Glasses for Birds

Strawberries

To Transfer a Print to the Surface of Wood

Dyeing

A Perspectograph

Departments

To Correspondents