Volume 2, Issue 6build
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Features
Improved Door Hanger
Improved Door Attachment
A Brick Row of Moderate Cost
To our Readers
Architectural Outlines
Indian Ornament in House Decoration
Patents
Sleep as a Mechanical Operation
Our First Two Volumes
The Excelsior Steel Furnace
To Protect Iron from Rust
Modern Athens
New Electric Gas Lighter
An $1,800 Cottage
A Tall Chimney
A Model Cholera Hospital at Rome
Portsmouth, England, New Town Hall
Oil Tempering
A Stable at Babylon, L. I.
Squaring Timber
Design for a Double House
Australian Timber
Blue Lias Lime in Mortar
Drawing Room, Hamstead, Staffordshire
The Principal Front of the Cathedral of Tarragona
A Design for a Country House Costing $4,000
Paris to be a Seaport
Some needed Improvements in Modern Dwellings
The Rose Polytechnic Institute
Expansion of Concrete
A Proposed 820-Foot Tower
Sugar in Mortar
Fireproofing Wood
Furnace Heating
A Simple Heliograph
A Pantograph
To Polish Hickory
Forged Trellises
Frame-Closing Drawing Board
“The Cock's Shrill Clarion”
Copal
Use of Clay to Prevent Leakages
St. John's Church, Macclesfield, England
Compressed Wood
A Swiss Cottage
Ventilation for Schools
The Plumbing Law
Improved Bricks
Sleigh made for King Ludwig II. of Bavaria
Slag Cement
Notes and Queries
Hints to Correspondents
Business and Personal
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