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Scientific American Magazine Vol 3 Issue 22

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 3, Issue 22

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Features

A New Brick and Mortar Elevator

Singular Properties of Way's Electric Light

Science Made Popular

Professor Faraday's Lectures on the Physical Forces

Hydro-Electric Apparatus

Car and Locomotive Combined

A New Type Metal

Protracting Trigonometer

Agricultural Inventions Called for

Mind your I's and J's

A Word from Mr. Hyatt about that Flying Machine

Late Foreign Inventions

Electricity in Making Iron

The Polytechnic Association of the American Institute

Give the Prices

Cook's Improved Veneer and Thin Lumber Cutter

Improved Sleigh Coupling

The Patent Office and its Administration

Steam Carriages for Streets and Roads

Water Gas Facts

Death of Lord Dundonald

The Romance of Modern Science

Water Gas--A Sensation

Patent Agency Department--Extensive Arrangement for 1861

A Foam Breaker

Patent Claims

Recent American Inventions - November 24, 1860

Extraordinary Progress of American Inventions in Europe

Money Received

New Books and Periodicals Received - November 24, 1860

Useful Hints to Our Readers

Rates of Advertising

A Few Facts about Celebrated Men

Wintering Young Stock

Improved Skate and Ankle Brace

Departments

Notes and Queries - November 24, 1860