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Scientific American Magazine
November 1854
Volume 10
,
Issue 9
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Features
Improvement in Propellers
Hughes' Atmospheric Trip Hammer
California Academy of Natural Science
Indigestibility of Soup
Gun Cotton for Cannon
Brick Machines
All Fools not Dead Yet
British Association for the Advancement of Science—No. 3
The Flying Ship
Railroad Collisions
Magnetic Observatory
Is Medicine a Science
American Clippers in England
American Progress in Manufacture
Valve Gear for Locomotives
New Railroad Brake
Iron Shutters
Hanging Saws
Machine for Filing Saws
Grinding Circular Saws
The Crystal Palace
Fork Bending Machine
Oval Turning Lathe
Carving Machine
The Art of Dyeing and Coloring
India Rubber for Ever
Steam Harmonicon
The Coal Industry of the United States
Alarm Whistle at Sea
War, and Its Effects upon Mechanics and Inventors
More Life Boats
List of Patent Claims
The Telegraph in Australia
The Wood Gas Controversy
Patents in Canada
Important Items
The Rubber Trade
Tubular Bridges in Canada
History of Reaping Machine—No. 7
Palm Oil Candles
Departments
To Correspondents