Scientific American Magazine
Volume 35, Issue 6You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
Steam Hand Car--Miniature Railroad Train
Workmen and their Instructors
Ancient Grecian Glass
Mechanical Vibration as a Substitute for Anæsthetics
Canned Meats Poisoned with Mercury
The Centennial Exposition
Compressed Air as a Street Car Motor
The Utilization of Petroleum and Natural Gas in Blast Furnaces
Bartlett's Ozone Machine
A New Compound Engine Jack
Practical Mechanism - August 5, 1876
Ficht's Improved Lifting Machine
Improved Adding Pencil
Gas Works on the Kitchen Range
Improved Check Rein
Some Well Known British Moths
Chucks, Forms of Iron, and Lubricators
The Industries and Resources of Japan
The Oceanic Circulation Controversy
Recent American and foreign Patents - August 5, 1876
New Woodworking and House and Carriage Building Inventions - August 5, 1876
New Agricultural Inventions - August 5, 1876
New Household Inventions - August 5, 1876
New Chemical and Miscellaneous Inventions - August 5, 1876
Communications Received - August 5, 1876
The Validity of Patents - August 5, 1876
Departments
Correspondence - August 5, 1876
New Books and Publications - August 5, 1876
Business and Personal - August 5, 1876
Notes and Queries - August 5, 1876
Index of Inventions - August 5, 1876
