Scientific American Volume 06 Number 41 (June 1851) . rst ol this series. The next num-ber will contain a magnificent vignette title page,nowengraving from an oiiginal design by Billings. Thethird and concluding part will contain a splendid en-graving of Mrs Siddnns as I lie Tragic Muse, from theoelebrated painting hy Sir Joshua Reynolds. Pbterbons LadiesNational Magazine,for July,is issued and for sale by Dewitt &. Davenport, Tribune Buildings. It is a good number anuhas someillustrations. Wells Hartford Directory —We are indebtedto J. Gaylord Wells, ol Hartford, Conn., lor a copy oftheir Cit
Scientific American Volume 06 Number 41 (June 1851) . rst ol this series. The next num-ber will contain a magnificent vignette title page,nowengraving from an oiiginal design by Billings. Thethird and concluding part will contain a splendid en-graving of Mrs Siddnns as I lie Tragic Muse, from theoelebrated painting hy Sir Joshua Reynolds. Pbterbons LadiesNational Magazine,for July,is issued and for sale by Dewitt &. Davenport, Tribune Buildings. It is a good number anuhas someillustrations. Wells Hartford Directory —We are indebtedto J. Gaylord Wells, ol Hartford, Conn., lor a copy oftheir City Directory. Grahams American Magazine, for July, is abeaulllul number, containing \i embellishme-its anda brilliant variety of reading matter. The engravingsare finely done. This number commences Vol. $3. Sartains Union Magazine, for July, continuesthe Scenesin the Lile of Christ, presenting r-evenillustrations finely done on wood Mr. Sartain givesa fine mezzotintol Alone at the Rendezvous. Thenumber throughout is good. $3 per INVENTORS AND Best Mechanical Paper I N THE WORLDSIXTH VOLUME OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. The Publishers of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICANrespectfully give notice that the 8ixth Volumeof this valuable journal, commenced on the 21stof September last. The oharacter of the Sci-entific American is too well known throughoutthe country to require a detailed account of the va-rious subjects discussed through its columns. It enjoys a more extensive and influential circula-tion than any other journal of its class in America. It is published weekly, as heretofore, in Quar-to Form, on fine paper, affording, at tin. «,... of theyear, an ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPEDIA, ofover FOUR HUNDRED PAGE8, with an Index,and from FIVE to SIX HUNDRED ORIGI-NAL ENGRA VINGS, described by letters of re-ference; besides a vast amount of practical informa-tion concerning the progress of SCIENTIFIC andMECHANICAL IMPROVEMENTS, CHEMISTRY,CIVIL ENGINEERING, MANUFA
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