Scientific American Magazine Vol 3 Issue 15

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 3, Issue 15

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Features

Gatling's Machine for Pulverizing the Soil

English and American Railroads

The Nature, Origin and Composition of the Metals

Cassell's Illustrated Bible

Howe's Patent Extension

Two Points of Patent Law

New Planet Discovered

How to Make Cloth and Paper Incombustible

The Empty Bier

Hannah Gould

A new Lightning Rod

Patent Bier and Mode of Lowering Coffins

Friction Once More

Pratt's Improvement in Anti-Friction Journals

American Naval Architecture!

The Steamer new Brunswick.

Ventilate the Churches and the Schools

The Sewing Machine.--No. II

The Real Cause of Blasted Wheat

The Polytechnic Association of the American Institute

A Column of Varieties

Improved Wool Folder

Improved Cotton Cultivator

The Final Destiny of the Earth

Our Special Correspondence

Ohio Mechanics' Institute Fair

Room for Improvement in the Steam Engine

What May be Learned from the Experiments at the Metropolitan Mills

Report of the Trial of Steam Fire Engines at Rensselaer County Fair, Troy. N. Y.

Recent American Inventions

Compass Protractor

Patent Claims

Money Received

The Rise and progress of Inventions

Rates of Advertising

Useful Hint to Our Readers

Railroads in Germany

Wages in English Manufactories

Improved Breech-Loading Cannon

Mechanics

Inventors, Machinists, Millwrights, and Manufacturers.

Departments

Interesting Correspondence

Notes and Queries - October 6, 1860