Scientific American Magazine Vol 9 Issue 24

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 9, Issue 24

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Features

Ocean Steamers in Congress

Improved Grain Separator

Instrument for Curing Deafness

Trial of Reapers

To Detect Cotton in Woolen or Silken Fabrics

Putrifaction of Fish by Moonlight

Governor's of Engines

Immense Steamship

Parker's Water Wheel

Another American Yacht Victory

The Steamer Wm. Norris

Spinning Zinc

Half Bricks

Electricity as a Motor

Guano from Sea Weed

Steamships Beaten by Clippers

Another Gas Explosion

List of Patent Claims

Crystal Palace--Report of the Directors

Zinc Applied to Ship-Building

India Rubber Patent Case

Card Grinder

Screw Cutting Machinery

Planing Machines--Interesting Patent Decision

Locomotives for Steep Inclines

Improved Slotting Machine

Improved Temple for Looms

Cementing Leather Belts

Improved Water Closet

Improved Cannon

Improved Car Axle

A New Fire-Arm

Ointment for Chilblains

American Scientific Literature

Sewing Machine Controversy

Fire-Proof Buildings for Places of Public Amusement

The Late Telegraph Decision

Pure and Impure Gas

Characteristics of Gold, and the Manner of Distinguishing it when Found

Trial Trip of the Ericsson

Bituminous Coal for Locomotives

Reaping Machines--Who was the Inventor?

Soap Moulds for Die Sinking

To Correspondents

Improved Carriage Axles

Davidson's Process of Rendering Fetid Whale Oil Inodorous

Mechanics

Manufacturers and Inventors

Cure for Corns

Tanning

The Paradise of Fishes