Nebraska advertiser., 1864-06-10
THE
SIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
FOR 1s64


The publishers Of the SEMITIC AMERICAN
respectively give notice tEat the Tenth Volume
tNcw Seriesl viii conlmsnes on the first uf January
next. This Journal was established in 1873. aud n
undoubtedly the moss widely circulated and lnhaen-
tial publication Ct the kind in Fthe world IN com-
menoing the new volume the publishers desire 70
cal special attention TO its elaimsas
JOURNAL or POPULAR SCIENCE.
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country, as the earnest friend of the mecnarie and
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mannsaekur er and the merchant; also in the library
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IN saying that no other Journal now-pubashed con-
tains an equal amount Of useful information; while
it is their aim to present all subjects in the most
popular and attractive manner.
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IN convenient form for binding, and each number
contains sixteen pages ef useful readiug matter,
illustrated with
END ENGRAvINGS
Of all the latest and best inventions Of the day
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department Of the arts. These engrayings are exc
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American Inventors, and the.
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the "Clsims" of all patents granted at the L. 5.
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work Of 832 pages CT useful information, which
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commence on the first Of January, 1861.
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