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Scientific American Magazine Vol 6 Issue 47

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 6, Issue 47

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Features

India Rubber for Preserving Water Pure

Manufacture of Porcelain

One End

Oat Meal as Food

Laws of Railroads

Silk Cocoons

Thomas' American Mechanical Leech, Cupping and Breast Glasses

The Atlantic Steamship

London Matters of Gossip Connected with Science, Art, and the Great Exhibition of Industry

Special Correspondence of the Scientific American

City Railroads

Fair of the American Institute

The Teeth

Daguerre is Dead

Separating the Iron Ore by Agitation

The Justice of a Sultan

Chinese Progress

Illustrated Inventions

Singular Movements of Lake Michigan

Tanning Buckskins

On the Preservation and Incombustibility of Wood

Tanning and the Tanning Woods of America

Improved Shingle Machine

Improvement in Apparatus for Drying Bogasse

Improvement in Burning Candles

The Lowell Bobbin Machine

Improved Crutches

Saw Filing Machine

Short Conversations on Mechanics—No. 1

Atmospheric Light

Hot-Air Drying Process

English Statesmen and Patent Laws

Remedy for Stains, & c

White's Patent Hydro-Carbon and Coal Gas

List of Patent Claims

A Man's Life Saved by his own invention

The Saratoga Springs

New Edition of the Patent Laws

Back Numbers and Volumes

Mechanics

A Powerful Fire-Engine

Cause of the Expansion of Water by Freezing into Ice

Scientific Memoranda

Hydraulics

Departments

To Correspondents