Scientific American Magazine
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Features
Improvement in Portable Forges, Sawing and Grooving Machines, and more
Science Familiarly Illustrated
Public Rights as Affected by Operations of Rail-Road Monopolists
Use of Raw and Cooked Food
How to Ascertain the Amount of Impurities in Water
Silk and Its Culture
Paper--Its Material and Uses
Richardson's Patent Method of Forging Hoes
The Best Way of Yoking Oxen
An English Economist on Railroad Reform
Editorial Summary
Recent American and Foreign Patents
Answers to Correspondents
A Scottish Cran-Nog
Warren's Patent Automatic Musketo Bar
Military Telegraphs
The Patent Metallic Wheel Hub
Philosophy of the Use of Blueing in the Starching of Linen
Cheap Fireproof Covering for Steam Boilers
Small Philosophers
Viscera and Vitality vs. Steel, Cord, and Whale-Bone
Chemical Nomenclature and Symbols
The Havre Exhibition
The Cause of Steam Boiler Explosions--The Bowery Accident
Patents and Claims
The West Side Elevated Railway
Manufacturing, Mining, and Railroad Items
New Publications
Extension Notices
Departments
Correspondence
Business and Personal