Scientific American Magazine Vol 4 Issue 37

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 4, Issue 37

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Features

Narrow Escape of a Railroad Train

Erie Canal Steam Navigation

Grass Cutting Machine

High and Low Classes

Railway Jobbing in England

The Button

Abou Ben Adhem and the Angel

Course of Trade

The April Shower

Roman Archbishops

Theory of the Hair

A Great State

Planetary

The Sea Serpent, Thrilling Adventure

Railroad Sprinklers

A Yankee Egg Hatching Machine in France

Lecture on the Inventive Genius of America

New Mode of Reefing Vessels

Masters and Apprentices

Notice

Astronomical Clock

Drawings Done by the Sun

Isthmus of Panama

The Cholera in Our City

The Pine-Tree Insect

The South Pass--Alkaline Water-Rock Salt-New Gold Mine

Health of the West, &C

Hon Edmund Burke

A Turtle in a Queer Place

The Russian Fur Company

Pimples on the Face

The Mariner's Compass

Physical Advantages of the Sabbath

The Mississippi Overflows

Young Men

New Fountain Pen

New Loom Picker

Patent Swindling

Improved Water Wheel

New Nail Feeder

Screw Brick Machine

Improved Self-Acting Jaw Temples for Power Looms

Improvement on Apparatus for Hoisting Brick and Other Loads on Buildings

Machine to Measure a Ship's Velocity

New Churn Dasher, and Ice Cream Freezer

Portable Tongueing and Grooving Machine

Discovery in Preserving Butter

Portable Iron Houses

Our London Patrons

Dwellings for the Working Classes

Fog Bell

Astronomical Expedition to Chill

Medical Errors--Seasonable Medicines

Mechanical Powers

Patent Suit

Cast Iron Houses

Principle of Patents--Action of Patent Office

List of Patents

The Oldest Man in America

Explosions of Locomotives

Sir John Franklin's Expedition

Norwegian Water Telescope

Effects of Poison

Linear Perspective Drawing

Carriage Axle Grease

The Best Mechanical Paper in the World

Fourth Year of the Scientific American!

Fusible Metal, or Metallic Pencils

Magnetic Power of Mineral Substances

History of the Rotary Engine

Prepared expressly for the Scientific American

To Make Shaker Butter