Scientific American Magazine
Volume 3, Issue 21You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
Improved Water Wheel
Science Made Popular
Professor Faraday's Lectures on the Physical Forces
A Great Machine for a Simple Purpose--Turning Bags by Steam
New Fusible Metal--Cadmium
Something New about Gold--A New Metal
The Way Florida was Formed
Improved Connected Steam Train for Manufacturing Choice Brown Sugar from Cane Juice
Cell Life
Chlorine
Great Churches
Improved Corn Sheller and Cleaner
Improved Apparatus for the Combustion of Smoke in Steam Boiler Furnaces
The Best form of Steam Engine for Manufacturing Purposes
Closer Economy in Steam Power Required
A New Science
The Polytechnic Association of the American Institute
Recent American Inventions - November 17, 1860
New Steam Fire-Engine - November 17, 1860
Enlarged Fields for Invention
Patent Claims
American Engineers' Association
A Novel Yacht
Money Received
Rates of Advertising
Useful Hints to Our Readers
American Railroads and Americanisms in London
Strange's Improvement in Spring Dividers
The Electricity of the Torpedo
Important to Inventors
Departments
Notes and Queries - November 17, 1860
