Scientific American/Series 1/Volume 5/Issue 22
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VOLUME 5.]
NEW YORK FEBRUARY 16, 1850.
[NUMBER 22.
The
Scientific American,
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- Page 169
- Page 170
- Miscellaneous
- Diseases of Sudden Temperature Change
- Segar Machine in Cuba
- Flying Kites in Canton
- Economy of Fodder for Animals
- A Smart Old Lady
- Curious Fact
- The Death of Matthias Mangelbacher
- St. Louis Water Works
- The Late Explosion
- Tribute to Colt, the American Inventor
- Great Rise in the Mississippi
- Doctors and Drugs
- Jersey City Sentinel report
- Peppermint
- Vapor-baths of Russia
- Wage Theft of California Miners
- Mass Convention
- Works on Science and Art
- Literary Notices
- New Agents
- A Thanks
- Mr. Hale's Travel
- Page 171
- Page 172
- Page 173
- Page 174
- Page 175
- Page 176
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