Scientific American Magazine Vol 10 Issue 14

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 10, Issue 14

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Features

A Vegetable Curiosity

Patent Trestle Wire Suspension Bridge

A Correction Required

American Shawls

Olive versus Lard Oil

American Artists in the Paris Exhibition

Sir John Franklin

New Mordant II Dyeing

Discoveries in Electricity

Improvement in Bread Making

Newspaper Postage

Stretching Cloth

Cutting Metal Pipes

Ventilation of Sewers

Operating Window Shades

Magnetic Iron

Hot Air Engine Again

Comets--Light and Heat

Machine for Cutting Fine Shavings for Upholstering

A Newspaper

Reform of Patent Laws—Models

Recent Foreign Inventions

Fusible Plug for Steam Boilers

Sir Isaac Newton—An Example for Boys

How Far Does the Law Protect Unpatented Inventions

Weaver's Harness Clasp

Operating Slide Valves or Oscillating Engines

Machine for Dressing, Fellies

Drain Tiles

One Hundred Dollars Reward

The Water in Boston

Reform of the Patent Laws

A Little Oil

Valuable Discovery

List of Patent Claims

Annual Report of the Commissioner of Patents

Colored Glass and the Growth of Plant

Mechanics

Inventors, and Manufacturers

Starch Found in the Brain

Attraction

History of Reaping Machines--No. 11

Aluminum Steel

Departments

To Correspondents - December 16, 1854