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Features
Machine for Kneading Clay
Character of a Happy Life
Adams's Machine for Moulding Brick
Ancient Painting
Yankees and Rail Roads
New York and New Haven Railroad
Michigan Railroad
Growing Old Together
Housatonic and Western Railroad
Long Noses
An Antique Chair
Crystal and Water
An Extra Dividend
Ancient Doctors
Breadstuffs from Canada
Daguerreotype of the Sun
Indian Remains
Soap Stone
Connecticut Repository of Arts
Foreign News
Cure for the Gout
Councilman Expelled
A Two-Sided Compliment
Population of Austria
Large Boat
The Montgomery Steam Boiler
Beautiful Present
Intense Cold
Roof Composition
The Gazette of Our Union
Remarkable Escape
An Old Sea Dog
Days Without Nights and Nights Without Days
Quick Work and Burned Fingers
Premium Offered
A Huge Ship
Really Good
Persian Wisdom
Salt Lake Near Santa Fe
A Gentleman of Color
Ancient Mines
Newly Discovered Article of Food
A Yankee
Cent Per Cent
Honesty of Heart
As Bad as the Kidd Humbug
Teller and Dillenback's Vertical Water Wheel
Lighting by Electricity
New Corn Crusher
Steering Apparatus
Revolving Cravat and a Coat of One Piece
Machine for Making Wrought Nails
India Rubber Felt for Railways
Rock Drill--Errata
New Railroad Brake
Sash Fastener
New Blow Pipe
Boot Crimping Machine
Smelting by Electricity
Machine for Exercising Children
Whole Meal and Fine Flour
Scientific American--Bound Volumes
Modern Science
State Prisons and Employments
The Patent Office
Growth of the West
Mechanical College and Experimental Workshop
Architectural Taste and Design
Pennsylvania Coal
Illustrated Window Labels
Flower Painting
Bible Pictures for the Young
An Inventor's Institute
Stirling's Air Engine
Morse's Telegraph
Chamber's Miscellany
Our Subscribers
Patent Agency
Traverse and Oblique Motion
The Cycloid
Needle and Pin Making
Paper Folder
Scientific American
Chloroform Yet
Petrified Body
Another Mode
New Mode of Making Coffee
Speaking Machines
Beet Root Sugar
Cure for Rattlesnake Bites
Preserving Pork
Blue Color for Stamping Patterns on Cloth
Sponges
Vibrating Lever and Chain
Departments
To Correspondents