Scientific American Magazine

Pedemotive Carriage

London and South-Western Railway

The Artizan

Railroad Tunnel

Hudson River Railroad

A Clean City

Interesting Relic of Antiquity

The Locomotive in Italy

Cast Iron Saddles

A Yankee Feat

Food & Slavery, Freedom and Starvation

Deprival of a Princess of her Distinction

The Asparagus of the Cossacks

Substitute for the Crank

Harvesting Machines

Lighting of Streets

Important Telegraphic Improvement

An Ancient Eagle

Swarm of Bees in a Chimney

Mechanical Magnetism

The Niagara Bridge

Freaks of Electricity

Fattening Horses

New Diamond

Stockings

Tannate of Iron in the Treatmeat of Chlorosis

The Carrot

Mode of Preparing Tannate of Iron

Paper Hangings Prepared by Means of Nitrate of Silver and Other Salts

Facts About Digestion

Wheat and Bran

New Method of Inlaying and Coating Metals with Various Substances

Bramah's Planing Machinery

Charcoal

The Beet

List of Patents

Hot Air Furnace

Smoke Consumers

New Marine Ventillator

Substitute for Oil in Woolen Manufactures

Book Backing Machine

New Last Machine

Improved Bellows

Magnet Ore Separator

Sawing Irregular Shapes

Spoons

Locks

New Boot Heel

Valuable Book for Sale

Nitre in City Wells

Letters for Europe

An English Patent

Unprecedented Demand for Old Papers

Vegetable Ivory

Securing Patents

Electricity and Hydropathy

Improving the Condition of the Laborer

Wooden Pavements

National Happiness

Sillicum

The Silk Weavers of Lyons

Fineness of Wool

Pleasure

Arts, Manufactures and Machinery

Spoke Machines

Barry's Tricopherous

Vibratory and Rectilinear Motion

The Drill

The Scientific American

Gutta Percha

The Tooth Key of Dr. Blume

To Dye Silk a Gold Color

Photographic Paper

Bronzing

Practical Receipts

To Correspondents