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Afar From the World
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Guyon's Compound Lever Press
North River Traveling
“The Leg I Left Behind Me.”
Trade of London
The Moon
Valuable Alloys
Providence and Worcester Railroad
New Composition for Roofing
From Mexico
Connecticut Valley
Nickel
Hat for General Taylor
Railways in Peru
Steamships
How to Make an Enemy
Launch
A Hint to Young Married Women
The Great Erie Railroad
Ploughing With Elephants
Oil of Roses
Might Against Speed
The Corn Trade at Constantinople
Great Lantern
Pittsburg Coal Trade
A New Town of Brooklyn
The French Steamer Missouri
Save Your Bones
Fires
The Acids of Tobacco
The Bulk of the Earth
A Touching Incident
Too Late
Profits of Painters
Fashionable Science
The Ruins of Nineveh or Nimrood
Spare the Birds
Ivory Pens
Factories
Space
Scientific Memoranda
Utica Steam Woolen Factory
Physicking the Mississippi
Improvements in Daguerreotype Plates
Patent Pocket Lock
Another Propeller
New Motive Power
Spark and Dust Catcher
Clay Bottles
New Composition
Sewing Machine
Cider Mill and Press
Spindles for Circular Saws of Medium Size
Revolving Blind Hinge
New Propeller
Gold Mining
Canton to Boston
Cement in Masonry
Humble Life
To New Subscribers
Brooklyn Heights
Poor Inventors
Boston Enterprise
The Steam Engine
The Half Ounce Letter
Face Wheel
The Scientific American
Vibrating Water Trough
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association
Mental Toil and Mental Science
The Inventor of Pattern Turning
Nature and the Mind
Locomotive Improvement
The Constancy of Man's Love
Blasting by Potassium
Mexican Antiquities
Asking for Work
Patent Agency
Columbian Magazine
A Splendid Map
Vol. 1 Scientific American
Mechanics Mutual Protection
Chambers' Miscellany
Cure for Cancer
Recipe for Making Yeast
Magnetical Experiments
To Prepare Bees-Wax
Camomile Destructive to Insects
Fine Flour and Whole Meal
Painter's Cholic
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Chiaro Oscuro, or Light and Shade Painting on Walls
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