Scientific American Magazine
Volume 6, Issue 34You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
The Philadelphia Navy-Yard
Hoosic Mountain Tunnel
James Watt
Metals of the United States
The Everglades
Anderson's Revolving Steam Boiler
Foreign Correspondence
Astronomical Science
New Machine Shop at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Rivers of Alabama
Force of Waves
Singular and Startling Phenomenon
Steam Pleasure Yacht
The Earth's Motion Made Visible
New Steamship Humboldt
Manufacture of Precious Gems
Cholera in Animals
Extracting Silver from Argentiferous Minerals
Discovery of Marl
Improvements in Knitting Machines
Gas Light on Minot's Ledge
Improved Revolver
Railings for Trap Doors
The Atmospheric Lamp!—Another New Light from Paine's Laboratory
Another Trial of Prof. Page's Electric Locomotive
Improvement for Arming Steamships
Anhydrous Steam—Stame
Cannel Coal of Virginia
Electrotyping—Our New Heading
Thayer's Bridge
Paving Streets by Torch Light
Light Locomotives
Banvard, the American Artist
Mexican Cave
Rapidity of the Nervous Current
Practical Remarks on Illuminating Gas
List of Patent Claims
Patent Claims
New Edition of the Patent Laws
Cultivation of Cinnamon
Mechanics
Adulterations in Food
Geological Explorations in North Carolina
Hydraulics
Departments
To Correspondents