Scientific American Magazine Vol 3 Issue 42

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 3, Issue 42

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Features

Minerals of Indiana

A Speaking Telegraph

Pennsylvania Line

Pease's Buckwheat and Other Grain Separator

Metallic Evaporization

Labor Worship

Improvement on the Boston and Stonington Railroad

Overflowing Wells

Kentucky Crops

Frightened Black

Harvest in Virginia

Manufacture of Silk in the United States

Novel Travelling Machine

Books

Population of Germany

The Sugar Crop

Sensible

Opinions of Our Ancestors

Caterpillars

Diminished Prices

Cotton Thread Factory

Flying Seeds

Glass

League of Universal Brotherhood

Cheap Postage

Scientific Darkee Trick

Hardened Vilainy

Wash for Buildings

Advertising for a Wife

All Stopped

Progress

Little Kindnesses

A Sensible Answer

Subterranean Gasometer

Burring, Carding and Combing Wool Machines

Tea Drinking

List of Patents

Novel Dredging Apparatus

Improvement in Stuffing Boxes

New Hemp Brake

Bell's Oblique Tennon, or New Method of Dovetailing

Boot Planes

Organ Pipes

The Viometer or Travelling Register

Improvements in the Manufacture of Iron

Simple Boiler Feeder

Sandpaper

Light and Vegetation

Steam Engines and Price and Power

The Magnetic Telegraph

A Subject for Discussion

Scientific American--Bound Volumes

The Croton Bridge

Manufactures in the South

Turpentine

Canal From the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific

Hyena

The Soap Tree

The Town of Singapore

Labor Lost

Indian Corn in England

Arts, Manufactures and Machinery

A Rebuke

Curious Pearl Fishing Story

Patent Agency

Death of the Submarine Armor Inventor

The Water Cure Journal

Manufacture of Glass

Flourine

Cement for Copper Boilers

Arseniate of Copper

Varnish for Wood Patterns

Live Fence

The Scientific American

Diamonds

To Find the Pressure of Air

Circular and Rectilinear Motion

Manufacture of Marbles

Copying Engravings

Lac Scarlet

Working Ship Pump

Platinizing by the Moist Way

Straw for Bonnets

Departments

Foreign Correspondence

To Correspondents