Scientific American Magazine
Volume 7, Issue 12You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
Self-Stripping Carding Machine
Arrowroot in Florida
Allegheny Valley Railroad
The Steamship Great Britain
The Gold of California
American Ship-Building
Chemical Analysis of Poisons
Improved Blacksmiths' Tuyeres
Recent Foreign Inventions
Circular Saws
Pickling Meat
Remarks on Inks
Great Discovery of Lead Ore
Electro-Magnetism as a Motive Power
Curious Effects of Excitement
My head is gray but not with years.
To Prevent Accidents on Railroads
Improved Hot-Air Register
Improvement in Railroad Cars
Gas Light in Factories
The Woodworth Patent—Its Extension
Improved Stove
Verdict of the Jury in the Greenwich Avenue Calamity
The Proposed Exhibition at New York
Amorphous Phosphorus
Gutta Percha Pens
Whitelaw & Stirrait's Water Wheel—The Overshot at a Discount
Insecurity of Buildings
Great Rat Trap
Discoveries
List of Patient Claims
American Astronomers in Europe
Castor Oil for Light
Pneumatic Pile Driver
An Important Paragraph
Sending Receipts—Postage on Books
Back Numbers and Volumes
What May be Done with Old Rags
To Mechanics, Manufacturers and Inventors
Structure on Piles
Gold from Australia
Gold Solder
A Curiosity
Screw Propeller for the Navy
On Boilers--No. 3
Submarine Telegraph
Departments
To Correspondents
