Scientific American Magazine
Volume 11, Issue 21You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
Dangerous Eating
Railroads of the United States
Coal Mining in Illinois
Report of the New England Inventors and Mechanics Industrial Exhibition
Philosophical Inquiry
Theory of Odors
Zinc, and Its Uses
List of Patent Claims
Regenerative Steam Engine
Floating Mahogany Logs
Photographic and Stereoscopic Angles--The True Theory
The Fate of Mummies
Recent American Patents
Improvement in Hoisting Blocks
Marble and Marble Sawing Invention
Life Boats
Registering Thermometer
Death of an Inventor
Salt to Remove Ice
Important to Inventors and Model Makers
Water Wheel Railroad
Remonstrances to the Woodworth Patent Extension
History of Gas Lighting--Who Was Its Inventor
Heat and Cold Phenomena--The Cause
Life Benevolent Association
The Woodworth Patent Extension--Appeal to Governors and State Legislatures
Spiking Logs--Floating Some and Sinking Others
Safety of Railway Travelling in England, Car Axies, &C
Recent Foreign Inventions
Fish Breeding Not a New Art
Thanks to Dr. Kane
Important Items
Improved Tidal Water Wheel
A Great Iron Steamsphip
To Manufacture Acetates or Lead
Stormy Sundays
Mechanics
Old Babylon
Round and Long Heads
Departments
Our Foreign Correspondence
To Correspondents
