Scientific American Magazine Vol 22 Issue 2

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 22, Issue 2

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Features

The Corliss Steam Engine, How a Fish Swims

Professor Morse's Official Report upon the Telegraphy of the French Exposition

On Manganese and Some of Its Compounds

Charles A. Joy

Artificial Light from the Pinewood Chip to the Gas Chandelier

I. Cantini

The Calabash Tree

John Ramsay Gordon

Swedish Cooking Appliances

Wells' Improved Eccentric for Steam Engines

The Metric System

The Use of Eyes

Report of the Special Commissioner of Revenue--Tinkering the Income Tax

The Growth of Monopolies

New Facts about the Preservation of Timber

Madder Extracts and their Application in Topical Dyeing

Canal Through the Isthmus of Darien

The Preservation of Meats without Salt

Aerial Navigation

A paper read by John Wise, Aeronaut, before the Franklin Institute, Dec. 15, 1869.

Recent American and Foreign Patents- January 8, 1870

Under this heading we shall publish weekly notes of some of the more prominent home and foreign patents.

Answers to Correspondents- January 8, 1870

Official List of Patents- January 8, 1870

Issued by the United States Patent Office. For the Week Ending Dec. 30, 1869. Reported Officially for the Scientific American.

Applications for Extension of Patents- January 8, 1870

Departments

Correspondence- January 8, 1870

Business and Personal- January 8, 1870

New Books and Publications- January 8, 1870