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Scientific American Magazine
November 1856
Volume 12
,
Issue 11
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Features
The Exploring Bark Resolute
Blasting Stumps of Trees
Honolulu Mechanic's Mutual
A Bad Place for a Seam
Patent Case.--Artificial Teeth
Improved Oscillating Steam Engine
Newfoundland Telegraph
Advice to American Patentees Concerning Foreign Patents
Enduring Cold
Candle Wicks
A Sugar Cane Expedition
Complimentary
Buying Machinery--A Hard Case
Rice Thrashing Machines
The American Institute Fair--How Conducted
An Atmospheric Telegraph.--Speed of Air in Tubes
Dark Days
Pure Water and Health
Yankee Ingenuity
Stoves Economising Heat
Collision at Sea
Effects of Nicotine
Explosion of a Steam Fire Engine
Trees on Railroads
New Size for Cotton Warps
Machinists' Rules and Squares
New Tree Cutter
Improvement in Manufacturing Cast Steel
Ship Ventilation
Self-Acting Carriage Gate
Supports in Coal Mines
Ethnology, or the Races of Men
Flying
Diagonal Adjustable Wrench
Scientific Men and Practical Men
Bessemer's Patent
Splendid Prizes.--Paid in Cash
The Brutality of the Bar
English Patents
American Institute Prizes
Great Earthquake and Volcanic Eruptions
Bronze for Small Castings
Papers on Engineering
Important Items
Mechanics
A South Sea Dredger
An American Knighted
The Use of Salt in Food
Atmosphere for Consumptive Persons
Air Vessels on Pumps
Sewerage Manure
Something New About Ozone
Departments
Correspondents