Scientific American Magazine Vol 3 Issue 17

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 3, Issue 17

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Features

Boston and Worcester Railroad Transportation

Earnestness

The Cunard Steamers

Pay of Rail Road

Michigan Central Railroad

West and Thompson's Clasp Coupling Joint

Railroad Dividends

Habits

True Economy

Telegraph

Rail Road News

Corals

A New Island

The Azores Rising

Nautical Improvement

Another Warlike Invention

Zinc

A Newly Invented Rail

New York Path-Finder

Safety Valve

Learning is Better Than Riches

Fires in New York

Curious Mode of Splitting Rock

Philanthropic

The Consecrated Island

White and Black Song Stress

Our Down East Girls Yet

Rye Bread Bakers

Cultivation of Cotton in India

Cultivation of Cotton in Algeria

Steam Boat Explosion

Coffee

Diamonds Converted Into Charcoal

The Duke of Wellington

Knitting

The True Use to be Made of Learning and Genius

Early Printers

Facts about Digestion

Chicory

Marine Mill

India Rubber Manufacture

Wightman and Vaughan's Rock Driller

An Improvement in Spectacles

Machine for Cutting Washers

Light from Electricity

New Cannon

Lime Kilns

New Dredging Boat

Manufacture of Soap

Carding Machines

Building Vessels

Important Chemical Preparation for Rendering Leather Waterproof

Turning

Steam and Water Power

Weaving

Water Ram

Slave Steamers

Value of Steam in Manufacturing

Price of Pork

Working Men

Action of Sulphur Upon Iron

Gun Cotton

Novel Performance

Cotton from South Africa

Scientific American--Bound Volumes

File Manufactory

Our Advertising Page

Rewards

An Elevated Mind

John Fitch

A Good Word to Young Men

Air Engine

Law's Stave Jointer

Patent Agency

Chamber's Library for Young People

Eubank's Hydraulics

Water Velocipede

Indian Miners

Apple Tree Posts

Concrete for Cellar Floors

To Dye Wool with Animal Substances

Floating Beds

Friction Polisher

New Blue

Escapement

Japanning

Ball Proof Garment

Departments

Correspondence

Gen. Talmadge's Address

To Correspondents