Scientific American Magazine Vol 11 Issue 17

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 11, Issue 17

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Features

American Nickel and Cobalt

Composition of Gunpowder

London the Greatest City

Improvements in Expansive Steam Engines

Woods of Australia

Discovery of Nitrate of Lime

American Fire Arm Machinery for Great Britain

Great Engineering Works in India

List of Patent Claims

Nasmyth's Process of Puddling Iron

Drouth and Vegetation

The Arctic Regions

Overland Arctic Expedition Returned

Cotton Gins

Interesting Account of the Great Polar Sea Discovered by Dr. Kane

A British Exploring Ship Found Abandoned in the Arctic Seas

Breech-Loading Rifle

Improvement in Reversible Wrenches

The Paddle Wheel and Screw

Award of Prizes

Duty of Cornish Engines

Sharpe's Rifle

Progress of Invention During 1855

New Year's Resolves--A Suggestion

Preserved Fruits

Clarke's Railway Machinery

A New and Improved System of Numeration and Measurement

Mercury or Quicksilver

Wearing Flannel

The Color of Copper

Recent Foreign Inventions

Important Items

Effect of Light upon Plants

Hydrogen, Charcoal, and Platinum

Securing Daguerreotypes in Monuments

The Conducting Powers of Metal

Mechanics

Inventors, and Manufacturers

Oil or Nosegay

Departments

To Correspondents