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Scientific American Magazine Vol 6 Issue 39

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 6, Issue 39

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Features

Great Steamboat Running

Aquatic Velcoimeter-Ships' Way Measurer

Plank Roads in New York

Railroad Accidents in England

Colt's Repeating Fire Arms

Marine Soap

Patent Case—Planing Machine

Improved Method of Churning

Pearl Soft Soap

A Simple Way To Make Hydrogen Gas

The Sting of a Locust

English Imitation of Castile Soap

American Telegraph in Sweden

Mechanics Convention at Atlanta, GA

To Cure Corns

Inertia Momentum

Woodworth Planing Machine

Paris Academy of Sciences

Converting Frigates into Steam Propellers

Endless Printing Press

Improved Mortising Machine

Improvement in Tailors' Measures

The Manufacture of Barrels by Machinery

Ships' Cable Nippers

Improved Fence

The Progress of our Republic

There is Nothing New under the Sun

List of Patent Claims

Practical Remarks on Illuminating Gas

Back Numbers and Volumes

Demonstration of the Rotation of the Earth

Mechanics

Hydraulics

Departments

To Correspondents