Scientific American Magazine Vol 2 Issue 32

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 2, Issue 32

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Features

M'Carthys Paddle Wheel

All's Well That Ends Well

Distance Between Boston and New York by the Norwhich Route

Correction

The How and the Where and the Which and the When

A Kentucky Search Warrant

A Gallant Irishman

Route of the Great Western Rail Road

Southern Cotton Factories

The Celebration

Economy

Increase of Property in Boston

Paper Glass

Scolding

Cause and Effect

Columbian Magazine

Thayer's Truss Bridge

Mr. Austin's Theory

Commerce of Mexico

Paying Damages

Served Him Right

Another Jehu Case

Egg Trade

Deep Fog

Connecting the Oceans

A Young Howard

Horses and Dogs

Expensive Publication

Immense Business

Immense Flight of Pigeons

Extravagant Language

African Colonization

Wind Ship

Gen. Taylor and the Presidency

An Original Character

Fair Comparison

Genius and Daring of a Highwayman

The Weather, &C

Latest From Mexico

Trust to the End

Extraordinary State of the Atmosphere

Doctor Jocko

Remarks

Hydraulic Engine

Modern Versus Ancient

Hoe's Fast Press

Dupuy & Steven's Corn Sheller

Safety Apparatus for Steam Boilers

New Carding Machine

Improved Mail Bags

Wm. Hanley & Co.'s Improved Waterville Paint Mill

Magic Table

Age of Plants

Marine Camels

Scientific Prophecy

Coal Hunting

The Gallant Mississippians

The New Comet

The Scientific American

Mechanic's Institutions

Capital Punishment

The Spirit of Progress

Gold Pens

India Rubber

The Telescope and Microscope

To New Subscribers

How to Reach the North Pole

The Centre of the Universe

The Famine Fast

L. Plant's Corn Planter

Importance of Improving Time

Good for the Blood

History of Architecture

Triumphs of Labor

Derby and its Manufactures

Another Great Fudge

Do You Wish

Bagley's Patent Extension Penholder and Pencil

First Volume

Mechanical Movements

To Dye Silk a Brilliant Gold Color

The Art of Painting

The Hydraulic Ram

Mitre Geer

Illuminated Rats

To Dye Silk a Brilliant Silver Color

The New York Scientific American

Steam Superseded

Departments

To Correspondents