Scientific American Magazine Vol 4 Issue 15

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 4, Issue 15

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Features

The Sower

Hope

Railroad to the Pacific

Compensation Double Gearing For Lathes

Natural Manufactures for the Market

Expedition to the Dead Sea.--Oriental Christians

Protection of the Telegraph

The Smithson Institute

Connubial Statistics

Gold and Gold Washing

Homestead Exemption

Cure for Lockjaw

Arsenic

Youth's Cabinet

Eclipses in 1849

Diamonds in California

Buckwheat Cakes

The Ladies National Magazine

Acid Springs

An Ancient City

The Encyclopedia of Chemistry

Witchcraft in Washington

Treatment of Cholera

Fashionable Hours

Hubbell's Fire Arms,--Remarks of William W. Hubbell, on Fire Arms

Meteoric Phenomena

Head Work

Atmosphere Pile Driving Engine

The Ball Axle

Improvement in Saws

Velocity of Cannon Shot

Great Britannia Tubular Bridge

The Theory of Spheres

A Great Discovery Announced

The Telegraph Controversy

Patent Case

The Subterranean Lake on the Central Railroad, Michigan

Cheap Postage

Paine's Electrical Light

Sound and Rapid Motion

Advice to Our Manufacturers

The Scientific American

A Word to Parents and Teachers

Always Have some Work in Hand

Gold in Borneo

Elementary Principles of Carpentry

Modern Inventions.--An Iron Bridge of a Single Tube

Valuable Scientific and Mechanical Works

Magnetic Attraction

History of the Rotary Engine

Prepared expressly for the Scientific American

New Chemical Law

The Best Mechanical Paper

In the World Fourth Year of the Scientific American

Departments

To Correspondents