Scientific American Magazine Vol 2 Issue 8

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 2, Issue 8

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Features

Violins

Improved Gold Separator

Polytechnic Association of the American Institute

Applications for the Extension of Patents

Meteorology in the Cellar

Radiation and Absorption of Heat by the Earth

An Improved Weighing Scale Wanted

Our Special Correspondence - February 18, 1860

Wax--Its uses and Colors

The Plan of a Country House

The Banks of the United States

Railroad Items

Testing of Wrought Iron Girders

Extensive Experiments to Test the Strength of Iron and Steel

Agricultural Lectures at New Haven

Wells' Annual of Scientific Discovery for 1830

Magnetized Wheels of Locomotives--A Timely Hint to Inventors

A Column of Varieties

Elastic Hose for Steam

Contraction of Steel in Hardening

Coal Tar for Fruit Trees

Linen and Flax

Coal Tar Again

Glass Steam Engine

New Machine for Making Packing Boxes

Douglas's Steam Trap

Strength of Wrought Iron Beams

Burnings--Fire-Escapes

Ericsson's Air Engine

Ignorance of Steam--Its Dangers and Safety

Weekly Summary of Inventions- February 18, 1860

Carpet Loom Extension Case--Important Decision

Ex-Commissioner Bishop

The Steamer Adriatic

Foreign News and Markets- February 18, 1860

New York Markets- February 18, 1860

Patent Claims- February 18, 1860

Phelps' Envelope-Opener

Zoological and Botanical Garden- February 18, 1860

The Power of Water - February 18, 1860

Self-Closing Inkstand

Departments

Notes and Queries- February 18, 1860