Scientific American Magazine
Volume 1, Issue 22You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
Purifying Illuminating Gas
Improved Cork-Cutting Machine
Liquefaction of Flint in Water
Uses of Liquified Quartz
Electro-Magnetism and Locomotives
Mr. Donald Mckay's Opinions of British Shipping
Tempering Steel Wire
Compressed Air-Engines
Improved Preserve Can
Cleaning Boilers
Our Journal in Europe
Work of Water-Wheels by Night and Day
A Good-Natured Letter
Pyrometer on the Principle of the Steam Gage
Perpetual Motion--Pathetic Story of its Inventor
Infringement Case
Merits of Galvanized Iron
Coal Oil--Secret Inventions
Steel from Cast-Iron Without Fire
A Column of Interesting Varieties
Advice About Patent Extensions
The New Time Ball
The Buffalo Big Ship
Improvement in Valve Rods for Self-Feeding Boilers
Steam-Boiler Inspection
Improved Molding Device
Perpetual Motion
Architecture and Building Materials
Iron and Wood for Ships
Removing Mildew From Linen
A Remarkable Meteor
Sewing-Machines and the American Institute
Weekly Summary of Inventions
Foreign Summary--News and Markets
Patent Claims
Improvement in Hemming-Guides for Sewing-Machines
Discovery of a Sunken City
Improved Chimney Caps
Departments
Notes and Queries