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Scientific American Magazine
July 1858
Volume 13
,
Issue 43
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Features
Artificial Method of Producing Sapphires
Improved Corn Husker and Feed Cutter
Bryson's Corn Husker and Feed Cutter
The Invention of the Magnetic Telegraph
Clinger & Cremer's Stalk Cutter and Crusher
Comparative Climates
Patent Claims
Recent Patented Improvements
Applying for Patents
Preparing Hair for Stuffing Beds and Cushions
Eruption of Vesuvius
Manufacture of Velvets
Improved Vice-Anvil
A New Material for Paper
Hardenbergh's Improved Potato Digger
The Patent-Office Structure
The Fate of the Patent Bill
The Susquehanna and our Health Officers
Life Boats
Hints for Keeping Cool
Superiority of American Photographs
Steam Boilers and Furnaces
Horseshoeing
Literary Notices
Doyle's Patext Winnower
Cremation
Marking the Corners of Streets
Smith's Patent Belt Coupling
Mechanics Inventors, Manufacturers and Farmers
Cure for Burns
French Pigments
Departments
Correspondents - July 3, 1858