Scientific American Magazine

St. Andrews and Quebec Railroad

The Wife to Her Husband

Telegraph in the West and Southwest

Alfred Marsh's Improved Gas Meter

Worcester and Nashua R. Road

Louisville and Frankfort Railroad

Neutral Papers

Nine Bars of Gold

The Dead Sea Expedition

A Quaker Woman's Sermon

Something New for Nurses

Prophecies

Superstition Against Improvements

Manufacturers Moving

New Application of Chloroform

New Potatoe

Hide Not the Deed

Fair of the American Institute

Evil Company

New York Western R. Road

Fair of the Maryland Institute

Singular Explosion

Visit to Lord Rosse's Telescope

Nova Scotia Mines

A Singular Plant

Evaporation and Condensation

The Importance of One Gas

Bone Pens

More Telegraphs

Cog Wheels of Unlimited Power and Velocity

Rolling Machinery

Bending Sheet Metal

Paper Folding Machine

Preserving Wood

Fire Annihilator

E. Burt's Plaid Loom

New Marble

New Paddle-Wheel

Shingle Shaving Machine

Bricks

Brick Kilns

Atmospheric Churns

New Material for Cloth

Kyanizing

Bentham's Planing Machines

Practical Value of Science

Inventor of the Last Machine

Machinery for the City of Mexico

New Iron Manufactory

Unprecedented Demand for Old Papers

Copying by Casting

The Influence of Rhythm

Ancient Miners of America

Coal

Danger of a Cent

Petrifaction Ponds

Brazil

Ranlett's Architect

Encyclopedia of Chemistry

Patent Agency

Brushes Made of Quills

The Scientific American

The Germs of Peas and Beans

Chinese Flue Paint Brushes

Spirit of Lavender

Photographic Paper

Practical Receipts

Observations on Yeast

Manufacture of Sulphuric Acid Without Lead Chambers

To Make a Looking-Glass Appear Broken

Visible and Invisible

Houses of Unburnt Bricks

New Method of Making Chloride of Lime

Grandjcan's Screw-Cutter

Drawing Rule

Hints for Planists

Cost of Manufacturing

To Correspondents