Scientific American Magazine
Volume 8, Issue 13You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
Cures for the Bite of Snakes
Fire Kindler
New Tinning Process
Gold by the Ton without Owners
Teeth
An Important Discovery
Great Improvement in the Treatment of Flax
Color of the Sun
Anastatic Printing
Magnetic Iron Ore
Clipper Ships—American and English
Perpetual Motion
The Salt of Florida
South and North Carolina Railroad
Lumber
An Old Book
Worth Trying
Circular Saw
Gold in Canada
Patent Office Building
Measurement of Logs
To Prevent Lamp Explosions
Lion Floors and Roofs
Beet Root Sugar
How to Elevate Water from Rivers
Improved Cement
Improved Windmill
Auger Handle
Carriage Spindle
Cotton Topping Machine
Felloe Machine
Give us Cheap Gas
Sea Island Cotton
New York Harbor and Dirty Streets
Safety for Ferry Boat Passengers
Award of Prizes
Public Lectures—Lost Arts
Planing and Sash Machinery
State Tariffs on Passengers
A New Steamboat Paddle Wheel
Mechanics and the Scientific American
Recent Foreign Inventions
Shawl Fringes
Improvements in Machinery Benefit the Working Man
Coining Machine
Explosion of Lime Barrels
Ventilating and Warming Large Buildings
Combustion of Coal
Mechanical Lecture
Folliculitis, Commonly Called “Clergyman's Sore Throat”
Acoustic Telegraph
Mechanics
Manufacturers and Inventors
Departments
To Correspondents