■3 



7 



7 



10 



13 



20 



33, 142 



34 



Alabama, cultivation in 



A new A£»ricu)lural Wrinkle, 



Ai-'riculture in iSew York, 



A Relic of olilen time. 



Agriculture, study of 



A new Invention, 



Aljjacca, in United Stales 



A short debale in Congress, 



A mesmeric development. 



An address to Farmers, 



Almanac predictions of tlic weather. 



Agricultural meeting in Botton, 



A plea lor the Birds, 



An extraordinary Cow, 



American Institute, 



A rich mine, 



A learntHd shoemaker, 



All ibout a bell, 



Agriculture in Klanders and China, 



American Kuilroad Iron, 



Apple Molasses, 



A mimey digger, 



Apples, preservation of 



Address delivered before the Bedford Agricultural 



Society and reports of committee, 

 A Farm, 



A chapter on bread making. 

 Agriculture as an occupation, 

 B 

 Blinders, disuse of 

 Blood as a substitute for Potatoes, 

 British Market, curing provisions for 

 Brighton and Boston Markets. 



16, 32, 48, 04, 70, 9G, 112, 128, 144, 160^1 



Bone Manure, 



Black Mud as a Manure, 



Bank note Table, 



Beans, raising o( 



Borers, to kill 



Buckwheat, 



Bog Meadow, reclaiming of 



Butter, purchasing of 



Boston, rich men of 



Butter. 



British Landlords,. 



Belgium, farming m 



Bacon, to raise or buy 



Brick-making, 



Birds, niigration of 



Breeding cattle, 



Business for winter, 



93, 152, 



18, 23 

 21 

 32 

 38, 124 

 60 

 00 

 78 

 84 

 BO 

 172 

 111 

 127 

 1.S3 

 141 

 104 

 171 

 183 



3 



3 



5 



9, 100. 1.% 



12, 13, 20, 42, 87 



• 28 



Calhoun, Mr., as a farmer 



Canterbury, Shakers of 



Cow, points of a good one 



Oaiiberry, cultivation of 



Cows and (halves, 



City of Washington, its markets. Sec, 



Choke rein, 



(.'ornlaws, sketch of 



Capt. l-'reemont. 



Commercial statistics. 



Cotton nianuiaetiired in the United States, 



Cattle, a discussion in relation to 



Charcoal, properties of 



Corn-laws, repeal of 



Cement for yards and iluors, 



Consumptive patients, 



Corn, large crops of 



Chesnuts, planting of 



('owe, a middling : iid a good one 



Corn Doings, 



D 

 Draining, 



Domestic .\nimals. Winter food for 

 Deep |>loughing, 

 Duck tialebing, artilicial 



Dr. Franklin's Moral code, 

 Di^ail Animals. 



Dewey's Spring Tooth Horse Rake, 



Dr. Jackson's (Jeological Keport, 

 E 



Europe, Colinan's Tour in 



English F'arming two centuries ago. 



Extended [jlans, 



Editorial presents, 



V 



Fisherism, 



France, the Vintage in 



Farmer's daughters, education of 



Fever an<l ague, 



Flax nnd tow, exports of 



Foreign advices, 



Farming on twenty-five acres. 



Feeding Cows, 



Farts and oiiiniona from the Albany Cultivator, 



Fattening Stock, 



Fattening Poultry, 



Facts in iNatural History, ^ 



t''attennig Hog.^j. 



Farmer's Calendar, 



Guano, history and application of 



(irapes, 



Good eating, 



Garden operations for March and \pril. 



Grain, crop of LInited States 



Gunpowder, manufacture of 



Genesee Farmer, 



Grass, cultivation of 



Golden Chapter on Farming, 



H 



Hens, 



Husbandry, 



Hugs in United States, 



Hop. culture of 



Hints on Matrimony, 



Havana cigars. 



Hogs, raising of 



Hybernating animals. 



Horses vs. Osen, 



Hash, (poetry) 



Hemp in the Western States, 



I 



Indian Corn, 



Ice and Ice Houses, 



Importation of Stock, 



Irish Agriculture, improvements in 



Ireland, waste land in 



Injurious Insects, 



lm[>orlance of well directed labor, 



Indian Corn, &LC,, 



Indications of a vegetable instinct, 



J 

 Johny Appleseed, 

 1 K 



Kitchen Chemistry, 

 King's Chapel, Boston, 



L 

 Lime and Plaster, 

 Lime, the manufacture of 

 Lord Morpeth, 

 Leached Ashes, the use of 

 Lowell Mills, enlargement of 

 Lines to a Potatoe, (poetry) 

 Large animals, 

 Letter from N. J., 

 Louisiana, sugar and slavery in 



M 



4, 40 ' f""' grafting, 

 jj Rotation of crops, 

 27 I Railways and the Merrimack valley, 

 35 Report of the Essex Co. Ag. Society, 



Gl 



62 



69 



93 



182 



20, 159, 176 

 21 

 59 



70, no 



123 

 143 

 163, 173 

 168 

 170 

 176 

 134 



1,35,30,39,52,08,82 



14, 24 



62 



83 



84 



103 



125 



102 



106 



66 



70, 172 

 93 



Root culture 



Ruth, (poetry) 



Reading Railroad, 



Rye, 



Report of the Concord Society of Natural History, 



Recipes, 



20,37 



35, 42 



73 



76 



87 



108 



110 



116 



154 



1J6 



9, 169, 



172 

 22 

 68 

 82 

 91 

 102 

 108 

 127 

 101 



4, 20, 08, 88 



Manures, 



Meteorological observations. 

 Magnetic 'Pelegraph, 

 Miscellaneous, 15, 16, 22. 29. 30, 46. 47, 63. 72, 80, 



[96, 96, 112, 136, 175, 176 



131 



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11 



81 



40 

 40 

 40 

 55 

 07 



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129 

 131 

 132 

 141 

 152 

 153 

 173 

 17o 



15 

 17 



29 



r>3 



07 

 71 

 91 

 123 



11 



54,05 



i;7 



151 



17 



19 

 46 

 48 

 69 

 75 

 79 

 81 

 l.'K) 

 134 



i.jy 



171 

 179 

 181 



Maple Sugar, 



Manufactures in Springfield, Mass., 



Manufactures upon Agticuliurc, 



Making a Major General, 



Milk, adulteration id' 



Merrimack County Agricultural Society, 



Manchester, 



Matljcmalical Prodigy, 



N 



ninety years ago, 



ISevcr frighten children, 



iSewbnryport, the new mills at 



Mew York Farmers' Club, 



iVeatness in t'.irming, 



J\oti 8 of a desultory reader, 



November, farm work for 



Ohio, the model farm of 



Orcharding, hints upon 



Oregon, lihh and gram in 



Olio ol Rosea, 



Onions, 



On Bees, 



Old \irginia never tire. 



Obituary, 



46 

 90 



lot; 



117 

 141 

 1 13, 15S 

 157 

 185 



51 



67 

 91 

 97 

 122 

 130 

 160 



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21 



140 

 23 

 23 

 27 

 103 

 104 

 107 



Pohitoe Rot. 5,9, 1 1, 42, 13, 41, 62, 111, 125,135, 143 

 Plaster of Paris, 7. 9 



Pl.inning, ^ H 



pitatoc. the culture of ' 12 



Plants, effects of galvanism on 15 



Price Current, 16, 32. 48, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, ML 



(100.170 

 Peach Trees, 

 Ploughing and subsoiling, 

 Physiology, health, &c.. 

 Pear Trees, 

 Pluiii Trees, 

 Power of iiiusie. 

 Poultry, prolits of 

 Pine plains. 

 Public lands. 



Potatoes, nutritive properties of 

 Prinluce td" one aero. 

 I'roduiloina of the United States, 

 Pork, making of 



27, 101. 144 



39, 44, 66, 107 



47 



67, 107. 124 



57, liO 



07 



68 



103 



129 



131 1 



132 ) 

 lt,9 f 

 169 1 



Sub-Marine Armor, 



Sheep raising al the West, 



Sheep and Lambs, care of 



Sewing Machine, 



Smoking Bacon, 



Stirring the land often. 



Smoking chimneys. 



Sheep, new importation of 



Salt as a manure, 



Sagacity of an Ox, 



Swamps, 



Salt as food, 



Sheep in Vermont and iN'ew Hampshire, 



Steers, breaking of 



Silk culture in i\ew England, 



Sheep, washing of 



Steel, 



Signs of rain. 



Scythes, 



Sheep shearing. 



Strawberries, 



Seeds, 



Sunshine (poetry) 



Spanish 'Pariff, 



Shaker farm. 



Seed corn, 



T 



The Student's Dream, (poetry) 



The West, prosperity of 



The Atmospheric Railway, 



Turni[>s, 



The Chase, bunting Foxes, 



The British C<n-n-Law3, 



Turkius. raising of 



Tlie South Carolina Famine, 



Theory nnd practice. 



The Answtr, (imctry) 



The glory and shame of Great Britain, 



I'rees, on transplanting 



Thaiiksgiviiig Tale, 



The i'. visible gases, 



Texas eallle. 



The soil, how to improve it 



Tto- dandelion. 



Trees, transplanting of 



The (Jonnecticul man in New Hampshire, 



Tabular estimate of the crops of 1815, 



The science ol' mowing. 



The I'loughboy's Songl (poetry) 



The Silk iVorin's Will, (poetry) 



Timber, proper time for cutting 



To young men, 



Turnip Fly, 



The gnthor-all, 



Th(' lleaper and the Flowers, (poetry) 



The delights of agriculture. 



The capacity of mother earth, 



The editor an itinerant. 



Timber, durability of 



Tomatoes, 



The Reaper's Harvest Song, (poetry) 



The most expensive cultivation not Ihe least 



protitable, 

 The Farmer's Hymn in Autumn, (poetry) 

 The district school house. 

 The Soil, how to sustain and improve its quality 



U 

 Useful receipts, 

 Use of Ihc Roller, 

 Uses of the study of Botany. 



V 

 Vermont, sheep husbandry in 

 \'atuable purchase, 



W 

 Wasliinglon's farming, 

 Wool growing in Illinois, 

 Wool, raising of 

 Wood, green and dry 

 Wilson, Uio orniihidogist 

 Wheat raising in New England, 

 Woodlands, 



What one man has done. 

 Wooden ware. 

 Wool growers, meeting of 

 Wool for the English markets. 

 Wheat, rust in 

 Wild horse ol Texas, 

 Wheal Midge, 

 Well directed labor. 



6 



9 



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 28 

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