Scientific American Magazine
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Features
Miller's Monozymatic Condenser for Steam Engines
A Good Arrangement
A Mastadon in Connecticut
The Railway Carriage System in England
Death of Vanderlyn the Artist
Sulphate of Lead to be used as a Substitute for White Lead in Painting
Scythe Making in New Hampshire
New York Mechanics' Institute
To Prepare Seed to Obtain Crops without Manure
Rinds of Fruit Indigestible
Meteoric Phenomenon at Texas
To Bronze Brass Etc.
The First Locomotive in Ameaica
Wool from Wood
The Cholera
The Employment of Zinc in the Construction of Domestic Utensils, and the Influences of the same on Health
McCormick's Reaper in England
Ohio Wines
Cyanide of Potassium
The Scotch Reaping Machine
Patent Balance Gate
Improved Lock
Plow and Cultivator Combined
Machine for Forming Leaves of Springs for Carriages
Turning Irregular Forms
Descent from a Balloon
New Cut-Off
Improvement in Buckles
Copper Buoys for Steamboats
A New Composition
Improved Coal Sifter for Families
Improved Scythe Fastening
New Machine for Paring Apples &C
Enrollment Papers
The Fresnel Light and the Old System
Barrow's Rotary Steam Engine
American Superiority at the World's Fair
Those Glass Dials
Stewart's Rotary Engine
Applications of Lightning--Ingenuity of Science
Recent Foreign Inventions
Bird Killed by a Telegraph Wire
List of Patent Claims
Hemp
Girdled Trees
Curious Experiment in Wool Growing
The Koh-i-Noor
Prevention of Salivation
Back Numbers and Volumes
Patent Laws, and Guide to Inventors
To Correspondents
Patent Claims
Iceland Moss
Submarine Diving
Electro-Magnetic Clock
Steamboats of the World
Heat of the Sun
A Singular Freak of Nature
Freedom of Arabs from Leprosy
