Scientific American Magazine

The Voice of Labor

Punctuation

Diamond Cut Diamond

Variety at Sea

A Wise Law

An Astronomical Pun

The Root of All Evil

A Question in Law

A Curious Connection

Pride of Ancestry

Recent Fires

Slocum's Cotton Press

The Highest Fountain

Death of a Powerful Monarch

Large Fee

The Inventor's Institute

Route from Vera Cruz to Mexico

Vote of Thanks to Gen. Taylor

Quick Work

Route to Egypt

The Army

Bridging the Ohio

Christianity in China

Improvement in the Daguerreotype

Railroad Enterprise

A Swarm of Bees

Railroad Iron in Maine

Santa Anna to the Minister of War

Coming! Coming!

Extraordinary Fact

Help Yourselves to Pork

Evil Influence of Fashion

Remarks

Extraordinary State of the Atmosphere

Canine Sagacity

Singular Discovery in Mississippi

The Omniscience of God

A Beautiful Picture

Flutes

Improvement in Carriages

India Rubber Buffer Springs

The Western Telegraph

New Fish Trap

Russell's Uranoscope

Improvement in the Magnetic Telegraph

Important Improvement in Steam Engines

Blacksmith's Work

The Planets

Patents in Europe

What a Change

The Scientific American

To New Subscribers

Substitute for Repudiation

Enterprise in Utica

Plank Roads

The Age of Progress

The United States Patent Office

Thompsonville Carpet Manufactory

Foreign Items

History of Architecture

The Fortunes of Inventors

Electricity--Smelting Copper by it--Inventions, &C

First Volume

Circular and Rectilinear Motion

The Regulator

Glass Roofed Streets

To Wash Iron With Tin

The Art of Painting

On Sowing Flower Seeds

The New York Scientific American

To Correspondents