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Features
Ransom Cook's Electro Magnetic Ore Separator
Spring is Bearing Back Her Roses
Anthracite Ashes
Northern Railroad
Cheshire Railroad
Connexion of the Providence and Stonington Railroads
Corsets
The Last Machine
American Journal of Agriculture and Science
Wire Fences
Stave Dressing Machine
Distribution of the Loaves and Fishes
First Female Member of the A. A. A. S
Gutta Percha Boats
Principles of Zoology
Late News from Europe
Marriage and Health
American Institute
Telegraph Race
A Deadly Instrument
Oil from Tar and Pitch
Too True
Rural Architecture
Fancy Weaving
Science and Art
Argument For and Against the Use of the Lickerin Upon Cotton Cards
Wooden Bridges
Peat and Peat Mosses
Galvanic Spectacles
Reid's Lightning Exhauster
Improved Cheese Press
List of Patent
Cleaning Wool and Cotton
Improved Water Wheel
Magneto Electric Machines
Electro Magnetic Ore Separator
Improvement in Pianos
Track Sprinkling
Smut Machines
Improvement in Surveying
Railway Switches
Improvements in Lace Dressing
Patent Agents
Marble and Cements
Steam Navigation
Ancient Work on Mechanics
New Charts
Scientific American--Bound Volumes
Ascent of Popocatapetl
Gibraltar
Evils of Match Making
Green Tea and Black Tea
Arts, Manufactures and Machinery
Skill in Darning Rents
Cotton Cultivation in India
An Old Printer
Patent Agency
Patent Office Report
Artificial Cold
To Restore Wine That Has Become Sour or Sharp
Soap Plant
Vibrating Lever and Catch
To Dye Wood Red
To Whiten Bones
An Oil to Prevent Pictures from Blackening
Copying Drawings
Purple Color
The Scientific American
To Petrify Wood, &c
Curious Icelandic Custom
To Gild on Calf and Sheep Skin
Departments
To Correspondents