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Scientific American Magazine
February 1864
Volume 10
,
Issue 9
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Features
Great Guns
Improved Turret
The Most Important American Discoveries and Inventions
J. Scott Russell's Report on Gun-Cotton
Iron-Clad Ships of War
The World's Indebtedness to Science
Godwin's Patent Lubricator
Polytechnic Association of the American Institute
Navy Committee to Examine Inventions
Recent American Patents
Miscellaneous Summary
The Laws of Expansion
Distilled Water for High Pressure Engines
Wines, Almonds, and Olives in California
Submarine Firing--Are Armor-Plates Worthless?
Patent Claims
The Whiskey Controversy
Patents Granted for Seventeen Years!
To Our Readers
Rates of Advertising
The Cheapest Mode of Introducing Inventions
A Valuable Work for Inventors Patentees and Manufacturers
Improved Hand-stamp, The Earth's Temperature in Palaeozoic Times
Departments
Correspondence
Notes and Queries