Scientific American Magazine Vol 3 Issue 36

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 3, Issue 36

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Features

Spare the Birds

Covering Corn

The Human Tide

Railroad Extension

Avery's Improved Atmospheric Railway

Boston and Worcester Railroad

Potatoes

The Androscoggin and Kennebec RailRoad

Artesian Well at Venice

Pompeii a Railway Station

A Long Train

Immensity of the Earth

The Wandering Wind

Manufacture of Silk in the Eastern and Southern States

Miscellaneous Tree

Sarcasm

Factories

Increase of Memphis

A Ghost Laid

Manufacturing in New Haven

Late News

Conway Tubular Bridge

Distressing Occurrence

Freak of Lightning

Influence of Cleanliness

Rice Crop

Sting of a Bee

Rug Weaving

China Silk Market

Argument For and Against the Use of Lickerins Upon Cotton Cards

Velocity of Water

Tricks Upon Birds

Talent Always Worth a Price

List of Patents

Hydrostatic Valve

Shingling Machine

Improvement in Cleaning Cotton and Wool

New Steam Vacuum Guage

Revolving Apparatus for Clearing Railway Tracks

Carpet Loom

A New Telegraph

New Button Mould Machine

A Curiosity

Avery's Atmospheric Railway

Illinois Iron

Every Man a Farm

Wire Fence

Newspaper Chronicles

The Patent Office

Scientific Papers

Scientific American--Bound Volumes

Rights of Inventors

George Canning

Arts, Manufactures and Machinery

Science and Religion

The Jacquard Machine--Its Invenior

Holden's Magazine

The Western Journal

Every Man his Own Cobbler

Patent Agency

Universal History

Vegetable Flights

New Use of Waste Steam

Phenomena of Light

Cheap Roof

Etching

Continuous Circular Motion

Axioms to be Observed in Making Copal Varnishes

Parallel Rule

Method of Bringing Out Sculpture upon Alabaster

To Prevent the Ravages of Moths

Utility of Blue Glass for Hot Houses

Bottling Asparagus

Corn Cob

Horses

The Scientific American

To Ornament Picture Glasses with Gold

New Fruit

Hints to Lovers of Flowers

Composition for Welding Cast Steel

Departments

Woodworth's Patent

To Correspondents