Scientific American Magazine

Hudson River Railroad

The Ballston Railroad Disaster

New England Accumulations

Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad Company

Acrostic

A Southern Factory

Feather Bucket Water Wheel

Tobacco and Mortality

The Ancient Britons

The Crops in Ohio

The Magnetic Telegraph

Railroads

Average Income of Man

Expences of California Emigration

The Cotton Crop

The Mining Population of England

The Value of Cold Water

Treatment of the Cholera

Meteoric Iron in South Carolina

Largest Steamboat in the World

Arrival of Mr. Alexander Bain

Population of the World

Alabama Iron

Magnetism

Meals on the North River Boats

Ericsson's Condensing and Distilling Apparatus

Boiling Potatoes

The Mlneraloglst.---The Description and Locality of Every Important Mineral In the United States

City of Nanking

Moss

Longevity

Preparation of a Solid Varnish for Preserving Iron From Rust

Inventive Genius of America

Convict Library

Important Invention in Wool Spinning

The Potatoe

New Way of Making Shot

Novel Method of Marine Propulsion

Important to Railroad Men

Marden's Improved Mode of Hanging Window Shades

New Instrument for Dressing Wounds

Self-Acting Brake for Vehicles

Improved Straw Cutter

New Locomotive Engine

New Steam Boiler Feeder

A Curious Discovery

The Cholera

Supplying Albany With Water

Death of an Ingenious Mechanic

Remington's Bridge

Fire Brick

Very Important Patent Cases

Our London Patrons

Quackery

Snakes in New Orleans

Charcoal for Wounds or to Prevent Contagion in Hospitals

Dyeing Straw

American Hand Cut Files

List of Patents

Pyramids or Egypt

The Use of Lime in Building

Precious Metals

New Inventions

An Iron Stomach

Patent Laws--Action of the Patent Office--Appeals

Change of Color in Fish

The Curcullo

Glass

Leeches

The Weather

History of the Rotary Engine

To Preserve Flowers

The Striped Bug

Marking Sheep

Sleep for Plants

The “Ten Hour System”

Correspondents