Scientific American Magazine

Cooper's Key-Seat Machine

Concentration of Sulphuric Acid

Awful Warning

The True in Heart and the Noble One

List of Patents

The One Price Tavern

Anecdote with a Moral

World do for a Yankee

The Rising Generation

Gen. Taylor and the Presidency

Plenty of Work for The Industrious

Schools in Massaehusetts

Singular Phenomenon

An Interesting Book

Southern Cotton Factories

The Alleghaneans

New Potatoes

Nwards

A Novel Salute

Fall of an Aerolite

To Correspondents

The Lena Iron Company

The Weather, C

Earthquakes, Lightning Storms, Hurri. canes, C

Give Me Three Grains of Corn, Mother

The Australian Nettle Tree

Astronomy

The Cardinal Spider

Instinct of Birds

Wall Drying Apparatus

Tapestry Carpeting

Improved Blind-fastenings

The Wave Principle in Ship Building

Walnuts

Calico Print Cutting

The Submarine Lifter

Wind Mills

Bancroft's Propeller

Night Signals

Trenton Iron Works

The Somnific Gas

Cars Wanted

The Way to sell Cheap

Alteration in the Post Office law

Ship Building on the Ohio

Anecdotes

The Scientific American

The Last of the Montezumas

Plank Road

To New Subscribers

Smoke Consuming Apparatus

Progress of Improvement

Gems from the Copper Region

Lake Superior

Durability of Timber under Water

Set Rules

Highland Cottage

Singular Habits of Menagerie Beasts

The Alpine Horn

The Monkeys in Procession

The Leaning Tower of Pisa during the Earthquake

To Boot Wearers

Opinions of the Press

Musical Bells for Cows

To remove Dust or Motes from the Eye

Bilious Cholic

Otto of Roses

Manufacture of Steel Pens

Glass

Nitrate of Soda

The Ocean Turned into a Water Power

Living on the Water

Navigating against the Wind

The Wonders of Electro Magnetism

Irrigating Machines in Egypt

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