Scientific American Magazine Vol 2 Issue 20

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 2, Issue 20

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Features

The Carding Machine--A Truly Great Invention

Improved Stave Machine

Literary and Scientific Notices - May 12, 1860

Journal of Patent Law

Ancient Ruins in the United States

Explosions in Coal Mines

MaCaulay's Companions in the Tomb

Grist Mills and Milling

Combined Harrow and Seed-Sower

Bodies Falling through the Air

American Naval Architecture

Editorial Correspondence

The Hexagonal Cell of the Honey-Bee

W. J. Weeks

Magnitude of Southern Railroads

Polytechnic Association of the American Institute

Defects of Calf-Skin Leather

A Column of Varieties

Improved Oscillating Engine

The Achievements of Science

Is a Patent Liable to Levy and Sale on Execution?

American Type-Setting Machines

The English Police

New York Markets - May 12, 1860

Foreign News and Markets - May 12, 1860

Weekly Summary of Inventions - May 12, 1860

Patent Claims - May 12, 1860

Issued from the United States Patent Office

New Books and Periodicals Received - May 12, 1860

Money Received

Protz's Knife-Cleaner

Clay Retorts

Brown's Quartz-Crusher

Departments

Notes and Queries - May 12, 1860