Popular Science, new Journal of Potash, making, Williams' patent, Power, obtaining, for propelling cars, &c., M'Grew's patent, Pump for feeding steam engine boilers, by C. Potts, C. E. Quicksilver engine, Howard's, 366 427 273 ib. Potassa and soda, mode of ascertaining their proportions when mixed, 305 272 352 302 West Philadelphia, Rotary steam engine, Avery's remarks, &c. on Quadrant, the Rails, authorship of mode of setting, Railway, Greenwich, project pneumatic Rail-road from the Ohio to South Carolina, turning short curves on, Stimpson's patent, from Hartford to Canadian line, apparatus for transportation on canals and, Elgar's patent, Rain, Franklin's hypothesis, notice of, by Prof. A. D. Bache, at different elevations, proportion of drainage to fall of Rotary steam engine, Foster & Avery's patent, Rutter's heat process, 286 142 bis. R 140 bis. 437 21 141 bis. 101 174 278 428 418 106 286 427 172 279 68 S Seeds, hulling cotton and other, Ambler's patent, Shingle beaches, on the motions of, by H. R. Palmer, C. E. Silk worms, rearing of, Gay's patent, Sky, colour of, at considerable heights, as seen from high mountains Smelting iron, effect of velocity in blast for Soda and potash, mode of ascertaining their proportions when mixed, Specific gravity, and composition of glass, Springs, Artesian wells, and spouting fountains, Arago on Statute of brick and mortar Canadian twin Steam engine, experiments for safety 23 61 431 421 135 bis. 349 ib. 434 281 305 100 249 66 424 boilers, explosions of 1,73, 145, 217, 289 boat Wm. Gibbons, explosion of the boiler of 298 engine, Avery's rotary 172 engine boilers, pump for feeding, by C. Potts, C. E.. 302 boat boilers, promoting safety in 372 on Mr. Perkins' suggestions regarding the explosions of 369 carriage, Hancock's 141 bis. Steam carriages, Maudsley & Field's, ib. 422 Stone planing machine, Hunter's 139 SPECIFICATIONS OF AMERICAN PATENTS. Riding saddles-Van Horn's, Flasks for moulding iron tea kettles, &c.-David Stewart's, Cutting sausage meat, and stuffing sausages-Abraham and John Keagy's, Slide valves for steam engines-A. M. Eastwick's, combined stove-J. L. Mott's, Spreading India rubber upon cloth-Wm. Atkinson's, Preparing and leaching ashes, and making potash-Elijah Williams', Distilling spirits of turpentine-Jennings', Apparatus for transportation on canals and rail-roads—Elgar's, Machine for hulling cotton, and other seeds-Ambler's, T Tannate of gelatin, application of, to taking casts from medals, Thames Tunnel 133 134 165 171 436 427 435 435 59 60 61 62 132 133 134 270 272 273 274 275 277 278 279 349 351 352 353 418 420 421 361 285 429 27 434 108 432 437 275 141 bis. 366 132 281 420 246 62 142 22 365 436 274 174 437 67 434 282 ib. 351 JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE OF THE State of Pennsylvania AND MECHANICS' REGISTER. DEVOTED TO MECHANICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE, CIVIL ENGINEERING, THE ARTS AND MANUFACTURES, AND THE RECORDING OF AMERICAN AND OTHER PATENTED INVENTIONS. EDITED BY THOMAS P. JONES, M. D. MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, OF THE ACADEMY OF NAT- BER OF THE POLYTECHNIC SOCIETY OF PARIS. NEW SERIES. VOL. XVIII. PHILADELPHIA: PUBLISHED BY THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, AT THEIR HALL; KENNEDY & ELLIOTT, WASHINGTON CITY; E. I. COALE & CO. BALTIMORE; G. & C. CARVILL & CO., NEW YORK; AND JOSEPH H. FRANCIS, BOSTON. |