Scientific American Magazine Vol 5 Issue 3

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 5, Issue 3

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Features

Worcester and Nashua Railroad

Ink for Marking Linen, &c., Without Preparation

Our Naval Force

Printing Ink

Tenneseee Iron Manufacture

Another Line to Boston

Improvements in Machinery for Sawing Ship Timber

Good Fortune

To Keep Silk

Louis Napoleon Upon Railroads

Water Melon Rine Preserves

The Colonies of Great Britain

Ireland and Her Misery

Women Stronger Than Oxen

A Curious Fact

A Deserted Village

Hints to Bald Headed

Facination of Danger

Ohio Cheese

Another Telegraph Line to Boston

Paine's Electric Light

Singular Adventure With a Rattlesnake

Odd Fellows

Notice

Native Wines

Liabilities of Railroad Conductors

Hats, Hats

The Lard and Oil Business of Cincinnati

Theories of Electricity

Extraordinary Feats of Swimming

Effect of Chloroform on Sensitive Plants

Transmission of Sound; and Electricity

Men with Tails

Water Telescope, or Sub-Marine Examiner

Improved Wagon Spring

Revolving Road Scraper

Improved Cloth Folding Machine

Discoveries in Art

Oil Painting Daguereotype

Morse's Instruments on the O'Reilly Line

Improvement in Making Flour

Self-Lighting Segars

American Turbine Water Wheel

Page's Windmill at Washington

New Plan of Reaping

Franklin Institute

British Mail Steamer, the Hibernia

Georgia Manufactures

Interesting Patent Case

Real Revolutions

Revolution in Music

Du Bois' Cotton Gin

South Carolina Institute Fair

New York Evening Schools

Notice to Advertisers

Worcester Mechanics' Fair

Trial of Rioters

Controversial--Parker's Water Wheels

To Our Friends

Albany Iron Works Burned

World's Exhibition of Industry

Propeller Tow Boats

Trial by Jury in Patent Cases--No.1

List of Patent Claims

Report on Propellers

Large and Bird

Mineral Ores

To Inventors and Mechanics

Fifth Year of The Best Mechanical Paper in the World !

Report on the Alledged Discovery of New Properties of Steam

Hollow Iron Moulding

Departments

To Correspondents