Scientific American Magazine Vol 2 Issue 40

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 2, Issue 40

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Features

It's All a Mistake

A Night Thought

Bragging

Peculiarities

A Rail Road Convention

Troy

Lake Superior Copper

Convention at Chicago

Ventilation

Improved Mode of Smoking Hams

Ethiopia Changing Her Color

A New Speculation

Post Office Stamps

American Iron

Durable Water Pipes

Central Railroad

Important Rail Road Movements

Fires

Improvement in the Magnet's Power

Laborers Wanted

Locomotive on a Highway

A Relic

Rutland and Whitehall Rail Road

Robbery

Steam Boat Burnt

British Coining

A Sad Event, if True

The Long Island Railroad Company

Davison's Hot Air Furnace

Lady Legislators

Stomachics

The Crops

Unruly Locomotive

Important for Sailing Vessels

Compensation for Mob-Law

A Great Fire

Alexander Pope

French Steamers

Singular Phenomena

Remarks

Never Despair

The Weather, &C.

Pontoon Bridge

Curious Discovery

Ship Navigation by Canals

Education in Prussia

Awful Event

Boy Carried Over Niagara Falls

Fulton's War Steamer

Improvements in the Power of the Magnetic Telegraph

Nail Cutting Machine

Valve Hats

Machine for Making Bungs

New Thrashing Machine

Smith's Stave Dressing Machine

Electric Machine

Table of Screw Cutting Machine

Peg Splitting Machine

Iron Shingles

Apoplexy

Leather Clock

Sudden Conversion of Iron into Steel

Patent Mile Index

Lake Superior Copper and Silver

A Great Mathematician Gone

A Great Statesman Gone

To New Subscribers

Wheat

Splendid Astronomical Instrument

Free Schools

Sponges

The Progress of Useful Science

Schools of Design

Cheap Fare to Montreal

The History of Printing

A Discovery

The Kaleidoscope

Kissing

Cure for the Bite of a Rattle Snake

An Invisible Lake

Honest Worth

Singular Explosion

A Card

Columbian Magazine

Bagley's Gold Pens

Red Ants

Cleaning Kid Gloves

Receipt for Making Biscuit

Circular, Perpendicular Motions

To Keep Up Sash Windows

To Cure Warts

Old Musical Instruments Superseding the New

To Frighten Mosquitoes

Iron Wire

Composition Buildings

To Fasten Black Color on Cotton Goods

The New York Scientific American

The Art of Paintigs

Departments

To Correspondents