The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
VOLUME vI.-NEW SERIES.

new volume Of this widely circulated
paper commences On tho ith Of January
Every nun.bc" contains sixteen pages of
useful information, and from five TO ten
original epgravines bf new Inventions and
discoveries, all ofN!ich are prepared expressly
or lis e9:..n.ls,
III. ,S,i,at;tt .i,aer1e"n Is devoted 70
the interests Of Popular Science, The Machanic
Arts, Manufactures, Inventions, Agriculture,
Commerce and the Industrial Pursuits gen
orally, and is valuable an instructive not
only ia The Workshop and Manufat,oi but
also in the Household, the Library aud Tie
Reading loom.
The Scientific l0sriicon has the rep
uta,ion, at home and abroad, Of being the
best weekly publication devoted % me hanical
and Industrial pursuits low published and
the publishers are determined 10 keep up he
reputation they have earned during the sitieea
years. they have Lccu connected with its
publication.
70 the Mechanic onR Manufacturer !,
No person engaged in anytfthe mechanical
pursuits should think Of doing without The
Scientific American. 1t costs hut four cents per-
week; every number contains from six to ten
ensrayings Of new machines and inventions,
which cannot be found in any other publicat ion
Il is an established rule Of the publishers 20
inser, none but original engrayings.~. aud
those of the first-class in the arr, drawn and
engraved rs experienced persons under their
own supervision.
10 the lAue,,tor! .s.E sos
Tie Scientific .lmericunis indispen.
| sable to every Inventor, as 1t not only contains
toJ isotla afn nj nj ty1n hpS
inventions asthey come out, Blu, each number
contains an Oficial Fist Of the Claims Of all
the Patents issued from the United States
Patent Office during the week previous; thus
giving n correct history Of the progress, Of in
yentions in the country. We arc also rcseiv.
ing, eyeryweek the best scientific journals Of
| Great Britain, France, and Germany /; thus
placing in our possession all that is trnnsrir-
| ne in mechanical science and art in these old
| countries. We shall continue to transfer to
our columns copious extract from These Jour-
nails of whatever wc may deem Of illtcrcstto
our e adcrss u = | AS 81 -
Chemists Arcniects, JEllnriyhas and
81 4 s.Euv aersy s@S 5
The Sr;en,;fc Imericnn WILDE found
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discoveries in the science of chemistry arc
given in lis columns, and the interests ofthc
architect and carpenter ave not overlook ed
all the new inventions and discoveries an
pcraining t. these pursuits hcing p,,b.is.,cl
from week 10 week. Useful and practical In
formation pertaining to the interests Of mill
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III the Scientific American which informa,io,
they cannot rossihiy obtain from any ctl,el
source. Subjects inawhich plantors ard Far
mers are intcssted will be found disclosed i,
the Scientific ASsoieas; most efthe iinrrove
III agricultural implements being illustrate,
| la columns: ea stes8
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