Scientific American Magazine
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Features
Hard Cement
Patent Flax-Dressing Machine
Ventilation of Railroad Cars, &C
To Make Hard Water Soft
Recent Erected Houses
New Galvanic Battery
Lepidopterous Insects
A Yankee over the Crater
Fire-Cracker Nuisance
Iron Structures—Oriental Style
Home Sweet Home
Scientific Memoranda
Signal Lights for Railroads, and Stopping of Trains
On Plastering
Neatness in Holland
Telegraph and Steam
Ship Navigation to Albany
Consumption
Siriking Action of Pianofortes
Music by the Magnetic Telegraph
Deafness and Blindness
Spindles for Mill Stones
A Good Cement
Electro-Magnetism to Give Adhesion to the Wheels of Locomotives
Improved Seed Planter
Syracuse Salt
Smut Machine
Improvement in Filing and Gumming Saws
Sewing Machines
The Exhumed Macadamized Road
Are Lizards Poisonous?
The Great Balloon
Accidents
The Climates of Countries
An Afflicting Accident
The Electrical Properties of Flame—Light
Sal Ammoniac
Snake Bites
Thunder Storms, Electrical Phenomena
Extension of a Patent
List of Patent Claims
Back Numbers and Volumes
Patent Laws, and Guide to Inventors
Chemistry and Medicine
Electric Batteries
Source of the Nutritious Property of Vegetables
How to Pack Firkin Butter
A Botanical Curiosity
Departments
Erratum
To Correspondents
An Important Paragraph