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Scientific American Magazine Vol 12 Issue 52

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 12, Issue 52

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Features

Oil vs Hydropathy

New Prospectus

Of The Scientific American Volume Thirteen to Mechanics, Manufacturers Inventors and Farmers

Hæmatinone

An Interesting Patent Decision

The Hoosic Tunnel

Franklin Institute

Pearl Muscles

Wrecks on the Bahamas

Castor Oil

New Sloop of War

Velocity and Colors of Lightning

Does Sunshine Tend to Extinguish Fire?

Sugar and the Sorghum

Amylene, the New Anæsthetic Agent

Use of Strychnine in Distilleries

Printing Textile Fabrics by Light

Hewit's Pump

Relation of Inventions

Propellers

Steam Wagon

Fifteen Hundred Dollars in Prizes

Testimonial to Miss Maria Mitchell

Polytechnic College

Secretary Thompson and the Patent Office

Gas Light on Steamers

The Failure of the Atlantic Cable

The End of Our Twelfth Year

Great Cotton Factories

Sewing Machine Suit in Great Britain

Salt and Its Properties

Coating Articles of Iron with Metallic Alloys

Air Brake for Cars

Special Notices-Important to Everybody

Correspondents

Sheple's Winnowing Machine

The Woodworth Planing Machine

Sugar Maples

Index