Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
THE
SEMITIC AMERICAN.
FOR 1964

The publishers of the SEMITIC AMERICAN
respectively give notice that the Tenth Volume
New Series will commence on the first Of January
next. This journal was established in 1915, aud is
undoubtedly the most widely circulated and inAuen-
tial publication of the kind in :tbe world. In com
menoing the new volume the publishers desire to
call special attention to its claimsa
OF POPULAR SCIENCE
In this respect il stands unrivslled. Il not only
finds its way 70 alm'ft every workshop in the
country, as the earnest friend Of the mechanic and
~aTtizen, but it is found in the eOuntipg-rOOm Of ne
manufacturer and the merchant; also in the library
and the hosehold. The publishers feel warranted
in saying that no other journal now published con
tains ~ equal amount of useful information; while
it is their aim to present all subjects in the must
popular and attractive manner.
The Sieutifc American is published once n week,
in convenient form for binding. and each number
contains sixteen pages eff useful reading matter,
illustrated with
NUMEROUS PENDI ~ENGRAvINGs
Of all the latest aud best inventions Of the day
This feature OF the journal Is worthy of special nOts,
Every number contains from FIVE to ten original en-
cravings OF mechanical inventions relating to every
Department of the arts. These engravings are exc
cuoed by artists specially employed on the paper,
and are universally acknowledged to be superior To
anything of the kind produced in this country.
The publishers of the Semitic AGsricsn promise
to present, as during preceding years, all the latest
improvemenss in Steam Engineering, War Vessels,
OTdnance-military and naval-FiTe arms Mechanics
Tools, Manufacturing Machinery, Water wheels.
Pumps aud other Hydraulic Apparatus, Household
Utensils, Electric, Chemical and Mechanical lnstru-
ments, Flying Machines, and other Curious lnven-
tions-besides all the varied articles designed to
tighten the labor of mankind, not only in tn shop
and warehouse, butin every place where the in
dustries of life are pursued.
From its commencement. the Scientific American
has been the earnest advocate Of the rights Of
American Inventors, and the.
REPERTORY OF AMERICAN PATENTS.
In this important depart nent. 80 vitality connect
ted with all the great interests If the country, no
other journal can lay any claim whatever: rs in it's
the Claims" Of all patents granted at the L. :.
Patent Office.
THE PRACTICAL RECIPES
alone are oft times worth more to the subscriber
than the amount Of a whole year, subscription.
rkERMs OF SUBscIPTION.
Two volumes Of the Scientific American arc pub
lished Zach year, at 81 so each, or 3 per per annum
with corresponding low terms to Clubs; 81 will par
for four months subscription. The numbers for
one year, when bound in 3 volume, constitute .
work of S32 pages CT useful information, which
every one ought to possess. A new volume win
commence on the frstof January, 1884.
Gu RATES.
Five copies, for six months So
Ten copies, fcT six months y
Ton cOpie. for twelve months %
Fifteen copies, for twelve months "a
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For all clubs Of tw enty and over, the yearly sub
~scTiptiOn is only $500. Names can be sent in at
different times and from different Post 0diOss.-
specimen copies wil be sent gratis to any part Of
the country.
Canadian subscribers win please to rem : IS cents
extra on each years subscription to prepay postage.
MUM Il CO, Publishers,
No. 81 Park Row, New York.