Scientific American Magazine Vol 11 Issue 23

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 11, Issue 23

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Features

Paris Fuel Shops

Life Boat Ships

Steamboat Tunnage of the United States

What Labor Does

Salts for Stables

Enormous Railroad Scale

Education in New York City

Dry Kilns

Improved Ornamental Caster

Sugar Planters' Convention

A Worthy Example

Strong Decks for Ships

Remedy for Toothache

The Persia

California Items

List of Patent Claims

The Cold; the Cold

New York Docks

Alteration of Coast Lights

Robert Stephenson on Railways

Our Climate Not Changed

Cheap Steam Engines for Farmers

Sharpening Files by an Acid

The Teeth and Management of Circular Saws

Mechanical Ball

Fullers Earth

California Quicksilver

Ericsson's New Hot Air Engine

Paving Machine

The Compass and Iron Ships

The Engineer

Copper and its Uses

Exhibition of Inventions in London

Steam and Hot Air Condensers

Recent American Patents

Explorations in the Western Deserts

Lieutenant Maury

Recent Foreign Inventions

The Coal Trade for 1855

Singular Railroad Accidents

The Parker Water Wheel

Important Items

Mechanics

Inventors, and Manufacturers

Brittle Annealled Iron

The Cause of Cholera, and its Remedy

The Effects of Cold on Machinery

Philadelphia Locomotives

Tobacco Packed in Lead

British Porcelain

Vaporgraphic Glasses

Encroachments of the Ocean

Departments

To Correspondents