Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
SyENTIFIG AMERICAN
FOR IS

The publishers Of the SEMITIC AMERICAN
respectively give notice that the Tenth Volume
Nrw Seriesl viii commence on the first Of JanUaTy
next. This journal was established in 1913. aud Is
uu.oubtodly the most widely circulated and inhuen-
tial publication OF the kind in the world. 10 com
mencIpg the new volume the publishers desire to
call SPECIAL attention 10 its claims -
JOURNAL OF SCIENCE.
In this respect it stands unrivalled. Il MT only
finds its way TO almost every workshop in the
country. a. he earnest friend Of the mechanic and
artiz-n. but it Is found in the countirg-room Of the
manufacturer and the merchant: also in the library
and the naseh0ld. The PUBLISHERS feel warranted
IN saying ;hat ne other Journal now published Gun
tsips an equal suoRnt q useful information; while
IL Is their ann 10 present all subjects in the most
popular aud attractive manner.
Tire Scientific American l. published once a week,
10 convenient form for binding. and eaeh number
contain, sixteen pages eff useful reading matter,
illustrated with
Splendid E~SGRAyIEGs
Of ali the latest and best inventions Of the day
: This feature O. the joarualiS worthy of special note.
Every number contains from five 20 ten original en-
graviuzs 81 ajeal Inventions relating 70 every
DEPARTMENT of the arts. These engravtHgs are exc
cu3ed by artists specially employed on the paper,
and are universally ,eknowleiSei 70 be superiur 70
anything # TIE kind produced 10 TINS country.
The publishers OF the Sien5iis American promise
to present, as during preceding years, al the latest
Improvements ia Steam Engineering. Va Vessels,
0iduauce-mIiitary ana navaf-Firea arms Mechanics
Tools. MISUNDERSTANDING Machinery. Water wheels.
PumyS aud other Hydraniie Applratus. Household
Utensils. Electric, Chamicatand Me-0aaical Instru-
meats, Flying Machines. and other Curieus lnfen-
rirns- besides ali the varied articles designed tn
tighten Jh- labor IF mankind, not only in tn shop
and war house, but IN every place where the in
dustries 81 lie are pursued.
From us cammeE cement. the Seien' lie American
has been the earnest advocate Of the rights OF
American Inventors, and she.
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IL tbis important depart nent. so vitality connect
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columus there Is published a weekly Oafeia! List 81
The ~Cisins' Of all patents granted al the I. ).
Patent 0s6ee.
IT PRACTICAL RECIPES
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work OF So pages Ct useful information. which
every one ought "a possess. A new yolEme viii
on the first of January, 1854.
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