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Scientific American Magazine Vol 24 Issue 2

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 24, Issue 2

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Features

Mammoth Cylinder Lithographic Machine

How We Stand and Walk

Abstract of a Lecture Delivered before the American Institute by Prof. Bart G. Wilder.

Manufacture of Saws in Sheffield

Condensed from The Ironmonger.

Improvement in Water Wheels

The Hail-Storm of June 20, 1870

Perpetual Motion- January 7, 1871

Implement for Grinding Valves

Eastern Long Island--Menhaden Oil and the Fisheries

Sag Harbor, Dec. 9, 1870.

What Causes Aurora Borealis?

Daniel Knode Winder

Gun Cotton

Booton's Shot Case and Distributer

Chubbuck's Patent Piston and Packing

Improved Self-Locking Stove Leg

Where is the Limit of Invention?

The Profession of the Mechanical or Dynamical Engineer

The Mont Cenis Tunnel Completed

Pavements

Spiritualism and Science

Air Light

Waste Liquors of Paper Mills

Queries- January 7, 1871

We present herewith a series of inquiries embracing a variety of topics of greater or less general interest. The questions are simple, it is true, but we prefer to elicit practical answers from our readers.

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Special Club Premium.

Alloy of Lead and Platinum

Recent American and Foreign Patents- January 7, 1871

Answers to Correspondents- January 7, 1871

Applications for Extension of Patents- January 7, 1871

Official List of Patents- January 7, 1871

Issued by the U. S. Patent Office for the Week Ending Dec. 27, 1870. Reported Officially for the Scientific American.

Departments

Correspondence- January 7, 1871

Business and Personal- January 7, 1871