Scientific American Magazine

Galena and Chicago Railroad

New Lithographic Printing Press

To Mary

Railroad News

“Sun Stroke”

Manufacture In Georgia

The Cotton Crop in Mississippi

Sea Serpent Book

Restraint on Marriage

Superior Dental Operation

Ten Hour System at Washington

Silex

Book Binding

Cholera at Saratoga

Bad News for Rogues

Cholera

A Grave Joke

Heat at St. Louis

Collins' Steam Ships

Improvement of Western Rivers

To Obtain Salts of Potass for Felspar

Lead Pipe for Water

Nitrogen and Some of its Applications

Economy of Chemical Discovery

Water Wheels

Animal Heat

Motion

New Discovery for Soldering lron or Steel

Steam Hod Carrier

To Prepare Cotton Cloth to Write on as a Substitute for Paper

Explosion Preventer

New Machine for Carving

Powder to Make Iron Malleable, and to Clean it

A Cuba Rocking Chair

Manufacture of Iron

New Pigments

New Uses of Granite

Railroad Speed and Power

Another Aerial Ship

Decision in the Telegraph Case

American Navigation of the Orinoco

Lightning Conductors

Cholera Mixture

Declaration of Independence

The History of Steam Navigation

Pressure of the Atmosphere

New Calculating Machine

List of Patents

Gentle Woman

Manufacture of Glass

Straw for Bonnets

The Water Cure Journal and Herald of Reforms

Patent Laws and Business

Ingenious Lead for Sounding the Depth of Rivers

A Queer Head Dress

Chicory in Coffee

The Best Mechanical Paper in the World!

To Correspondents