Scientific American Magazine Vol 2 Issue 36

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 2, Issue 36

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Features

Western Enterprise

The Light of Science

A Matrimonial Adventure

The Laugh of a Child

Valedictory

New Way to Peace

Swearing in Hebrew

Labor Song

Dan Rice's Coach

Heirs to Great Fortunes

Forbidding the Banns

Not So Bad as Reported

A Great Circulation

That Corner Stone

City Improvements

Opposition to Improvements

Settling Up

The Albany Telegraph

Electric Velocity

Going Over to the Enemy

Recent Fires

Small Business

Burning of Factories

Curious Effect of Contrast

“The Power of Prayer”

The Colonel Stanton

Late from Mexico

A Slave Case

Another American Newspaper in Mexico

Triumph of American Mechanics

Poor Jack

Remarks

Speak No III

Outdoor Labor in Switzerland

Improved Locomotive Engine

Improvement in Locomotion

Mechanism of the Human Foot

Cooperage Machinery

Stars Missing

Shaw's Double Spectacle Frame

Improvement in the Manufacture of Iron

Self-Replenishing Boiler

War Against the Bible

Potatoe Digging Machine

American Newspapers in Mexico

Fitzgerald's Gun

Mechanical Movements

Circular Inclined Plane

Philadelphia and Norristown Railroad

Yankee Architecture

Iron Manufactures in Maine

The President's Visit to New York

Another Dreadful Shipwreck

The Mexican War: The Motives and Effects Thereof

Baltimore Morning Star

The Scientific American

Commodore Perry

To New Subscribers

More Yankee Enterprise

The Climate of England

The Battle or Buena Vista

The Inventor's Institute

New Telegraph Line

Farming Utensils of the Mexicans

Galvanized Iron

The Oregon Rail Road

Carpenter's Theorem

Robert Merry's Museum

First Volume

Oliver & Brother, Printers

An Expansible Currency

A Cheap Imitation of Silver Bronze

Landscape Painting

Case Hardening Iron

Moorish Cement

Great Clock at Strasburg

The New York Scientific American

Creosote

To Prepare an Imitation of Gold Bronze

A Fountain of Fire

To Tin Copper by Belling

Departments

To Correspondents