Scientific American Magazine Vol 19 Issue 21

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 19, Issue 21

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Features

Electro-Deposition of Iron

Patent Copper Cartridge Revolving Derringer, Improved Screw Wrench

The Best Modes of Testing the Power and Economy of Steam Engines

Read before the Polytechmcbranch of the American Institute, Oct. 22,1868.

Charles E. Emery

On the Durability of Metals

Velocity of Nerve Force

The Blood of Plants

Proposed Method of Sinking the Piers for the St. Louis Bridge

Extract From Report on Illinois and St. Louis Bridge.

Jas B. Eads

Editorial Summary

The Observations of the Great Solar Eclipse. What has Come of Them

New Publications

Answers to Correspondents

Recent American and Foreign Patents

Manufacturing, Mining, and Railroad Items

The Proposed Darien Ship Canal

Some Suggestions on the Burning of Coal

“Let Us Have Peace.”

Improvement in Paint

Inventors and the Patent Office

Advantage Gained Without Cost

The Devices on Our Coins and Stamps

Rise and Fall of the North American Lakes

Carefulness in the Management of Fire-Arms

An Important Movement

Patents and Claims

Issued by the United States Patent Office

Departments

Business and Personal