Scientific American Magazine Vol 2 Issue 16

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 2, Issue 16

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Features

Power-Accumulating Windmill

New Steamboat Law

The Obstruction to the Navigation of Rivers Caused by the Piers of Bridges

J. W. Sprague

Discoveries in the Composition of Gums

Science among the Boys

Iron Combination Beams for Buildings

Can we See our Own Eyes?

Steam Plowing in Texas

Glaziers' Diamonds for Millstones

Heat in Photography

New Jersey Copper

The Dishonesty of English Traders and Manufacturers

The London Fire-Escape

The Dictionary Controversy

The California Philosopher and His Steel Billiard Ball

The Value and Usefulness of Railroads

An Inventor Sensitive about His Name

Etching on Steel

Snakes

The Largest Vacuum Pan in the World

An Improvement in Paper Manufacture

"Wanted--A Cotton Gin!"

Trial of Locomotives in South America

Polytechnic Association of the American Institute

A Column of Varieties

Feathering Paddle Wheels

Improved Horse Rake

Improved Hay-Making Machine

Our Correspondence - April 14, 1860

Fire-Escapes

Novel and Exciting Sport

Howe's Sewing Machine Trial

Presentation of a Gold Snuff-Box to an Inventor

American Naval Architecture

Childrens' Confidence--How they should be Treated

Weekly Summary of Inventions - April 14, 1860

Foreign News and Markets - April 14, 1860

Patent Claims - April 14, 1860

Issued from the United States Patent Office

Remarkable Discovery at Rome

Recent Discoveries in Electricity

New Mode of Converting Reciprocating Rectilinear into Rotary Motion

Departments

Notes and Queries - April 14, 1860