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Tooth extracter, patent, notice of 355. 

 Tortoise shell, procured by roasting the animal ilive S3. 

 Transfusion of sap from young plants to old trees 38. 

 Transplanting, French mode of 238. 

 Trees, planting of recommended 27, 42 — to cause new 

 bark to grow on 54— forest, on transplanting 65 — a ma- 

 chine for transplanting SI — how treated in Belgium 96 

 — should not be set too deep in transplanting 141 — on 

 planting of, &c. 14S, 234 — see forest trees — ever green 

 how transplanted 199 — use of sand in propagating 202 

 — beauty of 213 — signs of vigor, maturity and decay in 

 221 — advantages of 238 — of the Lombardy poplar, de- 

 cay of 355 — on their attracting humidity 380. 

 Tree preserver, guarding trees from canker wornis, &c. 



119. 

 Trunk, a robber proof 61. 



Turnip butterfly, scientific notices of, by Dr Harris 409. 

 Turnip, early Dutch, great profit in raising, 94. 

 Turnip husbandry, remarks on 17. 

 Turnip rooted cabbage 62. 



Turnips, as food for horses 145 — how raised with corn 

 22S — -on transplanting 236 — on feeding cattle with 262. 

 Veal, how fattened in the territory of Hamburgh 349. 

 Vegetables, their improvement by culture 14 — t^iom Den- 

 mark, notice of 156 — poisonous, rules for ascertaining 

 157 — may be poisoned by vegetable poisons 323. 

 Ventriloquism, anecdotes of 256. 

 Verdegris, poison of, sugar an antidote to 348. 



Veritas, his remarks on dram shops 224 — on destroying 

 caterpillars .355 — on lucerne 372. 



Viator, on the nurseries and gardens of Long Island 25. 



Vine, grape, varieties of received by Mr Prince 2 — vigor- 

 ous growth of several vaiieties in Bridgeport, Con. 25 — 

 on engrafting 34 — at the root 66 — how protected from 

 spring frosts 73 — on its culture 189, 195 — culture of in 

 the Crimea 234 — cultivation does not lead to intem- 

 perance 341. 



Vine, melon &c. how to destroy insects on 345. 



Vinegar, how made from honey 29 — how made very strong 

 182. 



Vulture, power of sight in 47. 



W. on tarring fruit trees 55 — condemns painting in milk 

 67 — his remarks on apples and pomace as food for stock, 

 &.C. 27-1 — on the loss of cud in cattle 353. 



Wagon, patent, composed of two carts united 73. 



Walnut leaves, infusion of destroys insects 333. 



Walnuts, as a family medicine 5 — how to pickle 83. 



Walnut tree, a very large 13. 



Warts, cure for 182. 



Washington in retirement 251. 



Water in farm-yards, importance of 65 — boring for, in 

 Providence, discoveries made by 91 — how purified 131 

 323— bad, remedy for 403. 



Water melon weighing 41 1-2 lbs. 38 — how preserved 63. 



Weather, prognostics of 312. 



Weaving, great despatch in 48. 



Webster, Ezekiel, Esq., notice of his decease 318. 

 Web wmm, an insect, remarks on 299, 318. 



Weeping willow, remarks on 42. 



Welles, Hon. John, presents the bull Admiral to Worces- 

 ter Agricultural Society 103. 



Wens, a cure for 59. 



Weevil in wheat, notices of 63. 



Wheat, machine for gathering, by Mr Williams 33— smut 



in how prevented !'j9— musty how purified 101 



spring, on its cultivation 326. 



Wheels, broad, remarks on 190, 226, 253, 267, S73— act 

 providing for in Massachusetts 274. 



Whitlow, how to treat S3. 



Williams, P., his machine for gathering and reanin" 

 wheat 33. = i o 



Winship's Nursery, notice of 73. 



Winters in New England, notice of 304. 



Wire worm, how destroyed 125. 



Woad, Dutch mode of extracting a blue color from 235; 



Wood, should be sawed instead of being cut with an axe 

 63 — for fire, economy in 207. 



Wood lands, query respecting 267. 



Wood lots, preservation of 196. 



Wool, long Anglo Merino, premium for 165. 



Yeast, how made in Edinburgh 310. 



Z.,onbottsin horses 299. 



Z. C, Jr., on a Horticultural Society 198. 



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