Scientific American Magazine
Volume 34, Issue 15You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
A Semi-Rotary Engine
Improved Controlling Nozzle
The Centennial Exposition as an Element in the Development of Our Manufacturing Interests
African Rubber
Bad Ventilation at the Capitol
A Copper-Bearing Bird
The Power of Boilers
The Pay of the Patent Bureau
The Cost of Moths and Mildew
A Portable Hydraulic Riveting Machine
The Manufacture of Anthracene
A New Garden Pump
The Cattle of Thelemark, Norway
Self-Closing Closet Lid and Anti-Nuisance Closet
Artificial Ice
Progress of the Centennial Exhibition
Practical Mechanism - April 8, 1876
Weston's Lightning Rod Discharging Point
Improved Wall Paper Trimmer
Riggs' Method of Mending Cracked Bells
New Automatic Grease Cup
Animal Ferocity
Decisions of the Courts - April 8, 1876
Fire Apparatus Fog Alarms and Cork Machinery
Astronomical Notes - April 8, 1876
New Agricultural Inventions - April 8, 1876
Recent American and Foreign Patents - April 8, 1876
New Woodworking and House and Carriage Building Inventions - April 8, 1876
New Household Articles - April 8, 1876
New Chemical and Miscellaneous Inventions - April 8, 1876
Communications Received - April 8, 1876
Departments
Correspondence - April 8, 1876
Notes and Queries - April 8, 1876
Business and Personal - April 8, 1876
Index of Inventions - April 8, 1876
