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THE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
[JUNE 20, 
RURAL CHEMISTRY í 
AN ELEMENTARY INTRO- 
Rinat OHESISTRY—INDEX-—COntinied, 
Rurat OnbxISTRY—INDEX-—contbuied. 
DUCTION TO THE STUDY OF THE SCIENCE IN ITS RELATION Fru Lime, super-phos- Oxide of tin Salts | n plate 
TO AGRICULTURE, Fruit phate OERE metallic > Salts, Epsoi Sorrel ia, suipharet 
BY CUu SOA) Uf 8., F. b EGS., Fruit, mpeg of Lime, when uséful |Oxygen. Salts, Glauber's Spirit of salt | Tob: 
[ Y an Bruit, u ime, when not ‘to, d Pa onea by | Salts b ereen [Spirit of wine Toasted cheese | 
| Professor of Chemistry t He Hortitultur als Seist of London, | F winigating by chlo- e used. Salts 0j pring water acle I 
Lecturer Es Chemistry in the Hon. E. 1 2s Mili itary panes juice of Salts Es iogdéla Springs ropa countries | 
Seminary at Addiscombe, &c. du. pe by sul- ying i ERA g the petals ee h ust 3 | 
t ph Liquid manure. Salts of potash Steam Turf ashes 
Sxcoxo putos, Tomo. aap E pana Fu Ligai Salts of soda Still ‘Turnips 
\ PREFACE TO THE SECOND x aDTTION. Pur from water Litharge Sand, Stray Purpentine | 
In preparing a Second Edition of this little book, the op- x Sapphire Stray |Turpentine, oil of. 
portunity has ‘been ES of dottesting several errors, which Gas coal Lose. of manure Sawdust Straw of barley | RATE 0f ammonia 
the Tist Editio ined. The who carefully re- | Gas, inflammable — Lucerne Be Sea fowl,  excre-|Straw of Duck viet | Jrea 
| vised, and such additions have throughout been made, as the | Gas, manufacture of Lungs of animals. Ber-salts hts of Straw of lentils [Uric acid 
1 advanced state of knosledi ge rendered necessar arti- Gas fign or MAGNESIA x Sea-water Straw of maize ne 
a cular, the Tablés of Analyses have been greatl, exte nded, by Gas. liquor; strength Magnesia, carbonate betre salt Sea-wee s tiaw of o. Urine, cows 
| he addition of the latest Hae most complete-Analyses of almost | ,, of Magnesia in plants | Pewter Seed, formation of [Straw of |Urine, horses 
all those plants which are cultivated as crops, as well as of the Gas work on Bisphaies A Seeds, germination ER Ri M de | rine, M 
inci § manure = ela “i raw of whea: |Urine, putri. 
e ooe cl Yo ioi er d ER Germination agh Bhgepbats of alu: senin by plants Strbie manures | Urine, bii 
INDEX. Germination accele-| M. agnosia, sulphate Shells ab setts sh 
ACETATE of lead Bones of horses Composition Of Or-| rate Magnesian lime- Honi of am- | Shell sand Subsoil se of Leaves, 
Acetates Bones of oxen ganic matter Glauber salts stone monia x Subsoil ploughing se of plai 
| Acetic acid Bones of pigs si i of Glass Magnesium Phosphate of lime ca : Substratum APOUR Aia 
"i ido acetic Bones of shee; s Gliadine Magnesium; chloride Phosphate of mag- ica, chloride Suffocation from cold 
| cid, benzoie Bones and sulphuric ition óf söils | Glue Magnesium, oxide nesia ca in plants Vapour in the air 
a d; carbonic acid ohposition of Glue, refuse Maize Phosphorie acid Silica in soil, use of |Sugar Vegetable alkalies 
ia Bran sto Gluten atte straw Phosphoric acid in cates ugar of lea Vegetable manure 
D Brass Compounds; binary | Gold Malt. plants Silicate of alumina SUERCMOEC waste Vermilion 
| Bread Compounds, definite | Gold, ehloride Malting Phosphoric acid in Ea of lime Sulphate of alumina) Voteh 
Bricks Compounds, saline f Gold of pleasure Malic acid water cate of magnesia|Sulphate of ammio-|Veteh straw 
Brimstone Compounds, ternary | Gooseberries Manganese Phosphorus cate of potash nia. Vinegar 
British. gunt and quaternary Grain of wheat Manganese in plants quen pebbage f ROMAE ofcopper |Vitriol, blue 
| Bromide of magne-| Compounds. their | G angamese, oxide of|Pine-a) Sulphate of iron Vi ttiol, go 
D Acid, phosphoric sium composition Mangold wurzel Plants, osito Sabna of lime Vitriol, o nt 
tl “Acid, a Bromides Contagion of prd of mag-|Vitriol, S 
il $ Bromine matters Manures, animal Plants, death of Sins; oxide M akadi 
E Neid, ede Daekwtieat Manure, p ard |Plants eecouipose Siek. nitrate sulphate Of potash | 
E Acid, sulphurous | BueRW! West straw Uppers oxide Manures, gree i arbonic ilver, salts 6 PE tate of oo 
5 i Burning opper, pyrites Green vi triol Manures, A udis Plants, Eon ot the | Silver, pet He alutnin: 
Burning CHEER oo Growth of Ponti Manure, loss of air Seite mil Sulphate of 3da 
Burning of uma Copper: Gum Manure, liquid Plante, food o; Sulphates Noa airin 
Burnt cla, ay Com Gum arabic Manures, organic lants, growth of Slaking of lime Sulphur Watè action ón 
a Peter Corrosive stiblimate | Gur, cherr Manure,  preserva-|Plants, nutrition of ags Sulphur er plants leat 
evar CABBA ream Gum, resin ion of Plants, their ele- Smells, foul |Sulpburet Water, its composi- 
Active principles Cabbage, red Cream of tartar Guano Manure, saline | nts el Sulphuret ofi iron „tion 
Teen of gu-|Calamine Crops, i m of Gunpowder Manure, strong | stone Sulphuret of lead — | Water, its freezing 
Zaleium : Cubic ni Gypsum, Manure, vegetable | Ploughing, subsoil 3085 boiling Sulphuretofsilver |Water, impurities in 
afit; chemical  |Caleiwni, chloride Cultivated "uit: Harm Maple sugar P ud gs decomporttlen Sulphuret of tin ater, phosphoric 
!Kfter-d&mp in mines|Calomel WESTH Of prints Hard water Ma rble Su Le gpa hydro-| acid in 
dir ündle, barning of zd. cay Hartshorn Marl à Sonpnies ash en Water, pure 
‘Air contains ‘car RP sügar Dee » influence of | Ha, Matche tashe: Suiphuti ie acid. Water, rain 
bonic xeid Jar" Teat Mechasioal division |P: Beas, UN trate Soda, carbonate Sulphurous acid Water, sea 
Air contains water C& bou in plants Heat, animal cur’ Potash, carbonate Sunflower Water, soft 
Air, inflammable ed ‘bonate of ammo- H influence on Mercury, chlorides Potash, caustic A MN pem Water, spring 
Air necessary to Ji a Potash’ in plants. Super: | eed ashes 
Air, its TAn Carbonate oF iron Hat, latent Potash in the soil 
Super. phosphate of Weeds 
A. bie compres-|Carbonate o i Hear, sensible Metallic oxides Potash, S of Wheat grain 
Carbonate of lime Decompostion of Hemp- sed Metallic salts potash; nitrati Soda, silicate ' sive d beds of, Wheat straw 
donbaster Carbonate of mag- Ioofs Metals Eb ane paa otash Vheat starch 
Albumen nesi iot ébtehióa | Hordein ilk guedes, White lead 
e contains car-|Carbonate of potash Dew Minium otiam, chloride TAP. rid of egg 
bonic acid Carbonate of s: Dextrine. ixture ta: Soft water Tarnish on silvor Win 
‘Alkali, test for Carbonates A Diamond Mordants Potassium; chloride | Soil Tartaric ati Wood ashes 
Alkali, volatile posed by acids iastase ortar otato Soil, coloni a Tartrate: LT fibre 
Alkalies Carbonic acid gas iseases of plants osaic- gold Puis haulm Soils, andlys 
"Alkalíés, vegetable |Carbonic'scid neces- Distillation Tumus, decay of Mould Potato starch Soils, Boni positioH of|Ternáry compounds |W del soap. 
‘Alloys sary v jia Ditch serapings Humus, p of Pct sweet Soils, exhaustion of |Tests, vegetable Du y | 
Diners Carboni ouble salts Hydrogen di Soils, formation of Thermometer 1 
Weed hydro-|Dou; Hydrogen, carbu- ‘uci Benes: active Soils, mixture of iles fine, cliloride | 
nes gen s Muriate p Son Proportional Soils; nature of in ty oxide, | 
Alumnit phosphate |Carcases rainage water arpa sen: its Hight-/Muriate of li Pr. Solder Tin, oxide | 
Alumina, silicate of |Garrot ness [uriate of. magriesia ipe salts : | 
Alumina in soil, dsé|aseine IAM Hydrogen . sulphu- Muriate of p Prot-oxides | 
of Gaseine, vegetable Dung, firm: yard retted. |Muriate of Fan Proximate animal Published ät the Office 6f ie v GARDENERS CHRONICLE,” —— 
| Aluminum | : Dutig, horse Ick Muti i. ERU 5, Upper Wellington-street, Covent-garden. | 
i Aluminum, oxide {Castor oil seed Dung, pig Indian core. oe A ic acid Pruning T | 
D Ammonia Jausde potash Dung, shee; Indian rubber | Patrefaction " " " I- | 
M Ammonia absorbed Oéllars, Foul air in Dung, rabbit ndigo |Mustard, black Putrefaction, influ- Row Row E TUAM e Pinus d XE eR: frin | 
| nd a ete? É dinis Bibimanabie air | Mustard white, ence of ee ALBERT, tke Rojal Patil, and the several Courts of Euro 
| bo carbon- eiae chemical ying. S matter mE coal tar Putrets ag Animal $ FRAGRANT Wura POWDER, prepared from Orien s | 
| Ammonia, fixing of Charcoal, absorbs) Barth mat Inorganic manures Nature of tho gati Putrid urine kb p qd RIA EMT 
H Ammonia, muriate | ammor arths nulin Natural (gem. A E E aah. ah 5 ds Sali d tat veni Mode Mobstance, Í lends | 
i} AES phos- iier arths, alkaline Todides Nightsoil Pyrit tar ^ Ua asa ee bs Sai pas ipea E tomora town | 
| Jheese Pu matter in the | Iodine Nighteoil, Pe rected pyHites, copper i ay ary n 46 eth ps g ots of incipient decay, polish | 
| Atnmonte, sulphite [Eheitonham sites Todine in sea water |Nitrate of lime yrolighéous acid | The surface o tthe por im 1 subatittin a discolour and te i 
| monia, urate of -|Oherry-tree gum Barehystbstinteee th Iron " Nitrate or potash Pyrolignites ARDOR of ingutity, the f SU on whiteness; — 
pete dum liquor |Chloride of calcium | "plants Iron combustible (Nitrate o DART? amo Fond RES e A E ia AES ii 
I Analy Chlutide of gold cse edis Iron in plants amet P Ho ar Quaternáüry cóm- = sid id Eis d am D isin vong a t RA | 
| Arild HEE Chloride of magtie-|Egg, wi Iron, oxides of Nitra pounds Cua ina th orca) rea thy Ph ard du s E: 
li Animal manu sium. Elvetricity, influence | Iron, peroxide Nie kli linoss and the era and reality of heal Tee 
[i Animal pri favipids, Chloride of potas-| on ts Iron, protoxide Nitre beds icksi 5 ie 
ll proximate sium ?lements Iron ies itre, bow Rain water fH protect ud petite ie Een yet eon 
I Animal sabstances {Chloride of silver mbryo Tron rust Nitric Rape see missioners of Her Aa s Stamps ARES ee he EBS, 
Animals; breathing|Chloride of sodiüm | Epsom salts Tron slags Mie te fad, =e of| pn T edd pu Joder gl id Borsa, Hatton ri which 3 » 
3 hloride of zinc juivalent Iron s im iti cid i BA ] d 
Aquafortis Chlorides Excremeri Iron, sulphate of M ris ud gas works ixed s each Fox As kk ioe Ro ROWLAND’ 8 Opowro. Sold by 
| Argol hloririe Exeremerits of séa | Iron; satphuret Nitri ennet them, aza ei a ümers ana URIDUS iatrkrioNs. 
Artichoke, Jerusa-|Churning fowl hrigatio Nutrition of plants, [Resins ee E 
lem Chyle Exhaustion of soils | Isinglass shes Respiration "y SEC ! 
| cU giaa Chyme Expansion Ivory. Oat straw epar p UE S ILVER UPERSEDED, ‘and those co 
" j f th of fire- | KEL ion injurious Metals, cálled Nickel and German SUPE | 
Wy pres coal ‚| blood Lactic acid. Results of putrefac- ened a the introduction of | 
| Ashes, s, Heiviatéd Cider, catbonic acid R ALLOWING Latent heat Oil cake ion LATE. O6. Mathes; 41 and RE 
| Ashes of plants ES Umi m il, castor Rhübarb Enn Folesie aided by a person of science in T Ty | 
i ashes d Cf séazweed inndbar Lead, carbonate Oil, cloves Rice tion of Metals, has succeeded im b ngin | 
1l Ashes èf wood cirie acid Pat of animals Lead, oxides 1, eocoa-nut ipepe g of fruit most ‘beaut Article ever yet offered ; | 
yi Atom [Cla Feathers Lead, sulphuret Oil, drying Riv n ilver in appearance, with all’ il S derabils t ad » | 
ll Attraction Clay, v Fermentation Lead, te 1, fixed River wate ness vim its perfect sweetness in use, undergoing, as E | 
Clay tor o ore Fermentation putrid | Leaves il of lavender Road dri ical process; by. whi ich all. that is ausco 
i Simita Climate Fermentation pro- podes woke of Oil of lemons Rocket Metals Hh entire! t a 
| S Climate, influenced) duces ^ citt'bonic | begum: Oil, linseed Rock salt s silver, e is mümdaghured into every pom toe thi ieee 
] Bane straw by id Pod Oil, mustard Rocks, . disintegra- and Sidébot Plain ps A A 
| Base Clover $ ertility Lentils Oil, olive tion o; f i Dupuy idale. Patt A 
1 Coagulation of albu- ibre, woody MU strüw Oil, poppy Roman Vitriol Table Spoons per doz. 16s. 6d. .. ats . £25. } 
| men te 0.1, rape essebt do. do.  19s.6d... 2 AS . 828. y. | 
| Coal- d ibri in, vegetable Hab effects 0 il. p^r ud Beaton of crops "Ten do. do: 55. 6d. 135. 6d. .: "Hs asi: a | 
D Coal; ‘ir-ashes ES iniuenes on) Oil, volat: Rul Table Forks de m. in ee $ 
Coal- Lou naphtha ir Oil. of SERO Rushey Dutch Desse: - : ls 
| | Cocoa-nut a ire-daiup ibo a fire Oil dregs Rust of iron €. Watson begs tlie Pubs will E iat this Uds | 
| shi, refuse Lignin Oil seeds Rye peculiarly his own, aud that Silver aiftereitt ts 
| eet - Coke "ixed oil Limie Oily matters Rye stra Gold than Hie Metal is frott all others OH iei sing 
| Beet-root sugar Colophony Fixing ammonia Lime, action on soil | Ores; roasted SACOHARINE matter | alote he wishes it to be tested, and from the dhi ly creas 
| Bell metal Colour of soi Flame Lime and-sa Organic acids (Sago eulogiums he receives, he is convinced that nothing: can prev 
| Bile Colours; crags ofl Flax Limé, biphosphate [or anie manures (Sainfoin its becoming an article of universal wear. 
| Binary compounds Colouting matters Flint Lime, burning Organised matter — |Sal.ammioniac . WATSON'S handsomely ILLUSTRATED  ÜATALOG m p 
| Bipbosphate of lime |Colours; vegetable |Plour Lime, carbonate Organie matter Saline compounds Price CURREN', is just Published; and Pamilies Who ve eotul 
Bitartrute of potash Colza Flow i i Organic substances |Saline manures economy and elegance, should possess themselves of th 2 dne 
Bitter Combination UU a effect. Organie substances|Salt Book, which may be had Gratis, and Post Free, fro: 
| Oom ination, i i; ils Salt and lime above Address 
" i E Un ie acid Salt, bri " 3x : gr Tm gem 
peres: pisos Ox phe PHOSPHORIC RAT. POISON. This re} ndm 
| Combining mimber IE. ood of animals Oxie le carbonic (Saltin Se water is offered to the Public wiih the greatest c Ae geli quu 
| Combustio: |Food of plant Linie, phospliáte Oxide of copper [Sates tire decidedly superior to all those poisons con nace as 
| Deilibustioti] -ebüiis [PershafiUirera Lini, silicate of [Oxide of iron other minerals most greedily caten by rats an t 
of 
Common salt | 
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Corie (of ani- Fs 
|Formation c 
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ng, effects of 
ig of water 
Limestone 
Li 
imestone, mague- 
| Lime, sulpt 
| Oxide of lead. 
Oxide of manga 
Oxide of mer 
Oxide cf Sitve 
long as itis offered to them, and inyariably proves 
structi: Prepared only by EDW VET rS i, 40, 
Black ;ondoin. ied inp 
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