Scientific American, October 6, 1855. Knitting machine; cotton press; alarm bed

Improvement in Knitting Machines

Improvement in Railroad.-Atmospheric Residency

Hydro-Sulphuric Acid.-- Eratum

Very Important Patent Case

Railroad Verdict

Resistances on Wide and Narrow Curves of Railroads

List of Patent Claims

Mutual Loan Association for Inventors

Double and Single Steam Engines

Portable Steam Machines

Fine Muslin Goods

To Make Tomato Figs

Decarburizing Steel Plates

Safe Method of Preparing Laughing Gas

An Accomplished Blind Mechanic

The Canadian Patent Laws

Resping and Mowing Machine-Controverter Point

Improvement in Pump

Improvement in Cotton Presses

Hutchinson's Patent Mode of Hanging Saw

Atkin's Self-Raker in France

Enrichments Upon the Patent Office

A Lake or Pitch

The Benefits of Science and Inventions

Industrial Fairs

Increase or the Metals

Splendid Cash Prizes

The Mason Testimonial-Last Call

Side Screw Steamer

Felting Cylinders of Engines

A Big Gun for the Russians

Men and Machines

Dressing Circular Saws

Insects and Pestilence.--The Cholera and Yellow Fever

Insuring the Lives of Railroad Engineers

Recent Foreign Inventions

Intellect and Enjoyment

Mechanics

Substitute for the Potato

Patent Alarm Bed

The Form and Uses of Paper

Clinton's Corn Stalk and Straw Cutter

To Correspondents