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Scientific American Magazine
December 1858
Volume 14
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Issue 14
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Features
Curious Agricultural Notions
New Machine for Addressing Newspapers
Patent Claims
Seeing at Certain Distances
Preservation of Stone
Coal Mines in Greece
Improved Weighing Scales
Sewing Machines in Europe
Machine for Covering the Heads of Nails
New Appointments at the Patent Office
New Churn and Washing Machine
Honored in the Observance But Not in the Breach
Testimonial to a Photographer
The Wonder of the Age.--A New Light!
Do Something for Truth
Animal Heat--Carbon and Oxygen
The Winans Steamer--Our Answer to the Builders' Communication
Soluble Glass
Iron Girders--Neutral Axis
A Word to Our Patrons
Notes on the Progress of the Paddle and Screw.--No. 4
Carbonization of Gas
Artificial Ivory
Consumption of Gold and Silver
Mechanics
Departments
Notes & Queries