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Features
Chicago Railroads
Who Says Despair?
Employment for Children
Alarm Lock
Nature's Nobility
Ogdensburg and Champlain Railroad
Cleveland and Cincinnati Railroad
Frankfort and Lexington Railroad
Telegraphing
Oregon Railroad
Cotton
Hard Times
The Female Dress
Rail Road News
Violet Metal
Remarkable Case
The Power of Water
The Propellor Sarah Sands
Iron in Architecture
The Benefit of Music
Lip Salve
Practical Knowledge
To Make Furniture Paste
Singular Death
Florida Oranges
A Good Offer to Emigrants
The Arctic Expedition
Factory Labor
A New Play
Important Discovery
Useful Article
A King's Liabilities
An Emperor and Mechanic
Lumber
&Aeligrial Locomotion
Sewing Machine
The New Telegraphic Instrument
The Effect of City Atmosphere Upon Stone
Galloway's Rotary Engine
Washington's Servant
Candid
Curious Apple
Speed of Drums
To Make Splendid Candles
Plums
Don't Be in a Hurry to Get Rich
Not to be Beat
To Remove Fruit Stains
Caterpillars
Improved Horse Rake
New Hemp Dressing Machine
Alarm for Steam Boilers
Lard and Oil Lamp
List of Patents
Percolating Apparatus
Improvement in Gold Pens
New Spark Arrester
Permanent White Lead Paint
Improvement in Vault Covers
Rotary Engine Propelled by Explosive Gases
New Propeller
Last Machines
Cheap Postage
Industry
Scientific American--Bound Volumes
Wisconsin Copper Ore
Railway Sleepers
Economy of Power in Cotton Factories
Another Splendid Steamboat
Report of the Commissioner of Patents'
The Bridge Over the Ohio at Wheeling, Virginia
Island of Chusan
Love to the Saviour
Friendship
The Female Temper
Lukium, or Turkish Plaster
Musquitoes
How to Spoil a Child
Be True to Yourself
Concrete Walls
Patent Agency
To Distinguish Steel From Iron, and to Soften and Color Steel
Ether and Chloroform
Painting Top Rollers for Spinning Mules, Frames, Speeders. &C
Cure for Hydrophobia
Carburet of Sulphur
The Dinanometer
Diamond Dust
Ladies' Waists
Curious Experiments in Managing Pigs
Blasting by Potassium
The Scientific American
To Make Kitchen Vegetables Tender
Khorassan or Turkish Mortar
Gun Boring
Cullodion
To Transfer Engravings to White Paper
Departments
To Correspondents