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By Epwarp Sotty, Esq., Jun., F.R.S., 
Pipa eee to the Horticultural Society of London, 
Hon. Mem. e Royal Agricultural Society, and Lecturer 
on Cherise at the Royal Institution, 
&e, &e. &e. 
Extracts from the Introduction : 
“A knowledge of the chemical composition of soils and the 
various substances employed as manures enables us to compre- 
hend the mode in which the latter act; and a knowledge of the 
nature of those substances which plants require, roe out the 
best and most economical methods of restoring e soil, by 
manures, those substances which plants wemave from ae 
«Tf the farmer knows whatit is that gives the fertilizing powers 
to manure, and is aware of the nature of those substances, he will 
soon learn the best method of preserving and using them : he will 
then understand how to make the most of the various sources of 
manure at his 
disposal, and he will be enabled read: 
lily to save 
much, that, for the want of such knowledge, would otherwise be 
lost.” 
Acclimatizing 
‘Acid, sulphurous 
Acid, uric 
Acids . 
Acids, ene 
Acids, tes 
Action of niet on 
the 
Gave. paerples of 
Air, good 
Air, ” fhflammable 
‘Alabaster 
Albumen, animal 
‘Albumen, vegetable 
Ale, bottled 
Alkali, volatile 
Alkalies 
Alkalies, vegetable 
Alum 
Alumine, sulphate of 
Ammonia 
Ammonia, fixing 
Ammonia, fixing by 
acids 
shes fixing by 
gypsu 
Ammonia, fixing by 
coppe! 
Racoaiee carbonate’ 
of 
Ammonia, muriate of 
‘Ammonia, phosphate 
of 
A nia, sulphate of 
Index of Contents. 
Cherry-tree gum 
Chloride of sodium 
Clay 
Clay, burnt 
Climate, effects of 
Clover, eae of 
Coal, ash 
Joa 
Cocoa- ae oil 
cohen 
clout 
Colour of soil 
Colours, changing of| 
Colours of plants 
Gennes queer 
Combini 
Combining numbers 
ert wen 
Cones 
ombustion results 
comnton salt, 
C ition of bodies 
Growth of plants 
Guano 
Gum 
Gum arabic 
Gum, cherry- tree 
Gum, resin 
Gunpowder 
Gypsum 
Hair 
Hard water 
Hartshorn 
eal 
Heat, latent 
Hoofs 
Humates 
Humic acid 
umus 
Humus, decay of 
lydrogen 
pycrosen, nee 
iy crove! sulphur- 
etted 
Inflammable air 
Composition of soils 
Composition of water! 
Compounds, binary 
eee all defi- 
soutaouilds: saline 
Meee ial ternary 
ete gu ernary 
Contagi 
Gontagious matters 
‘opper 
co 
rops, rotation of 
Cable nitre 
Cultivated lands 
Di 
Deca: 
Decomposition 
te of 
° 
tony particles 
‘Ammoniacal liquor of] neliquescent 
iF 
the gas-works 
Animal manures 
Animal principles, 
proximate 
Animal substances 
‘Aquafortis 
Arrow-root 
Attraction 
Ashes, wood 
Ashes of plants 
Ashes of coal 
Ashes of sea-weed 
Atoms 
Barley . 
Barley, analysis of 
Bay salt 
Beans, analysis of 
Beet, analysis of 
Binary ore puenel 
Bleaching 
Bone 
Bones, boiled 
Bones, green 
Bottled ale 
Bran 2 
Breathing of Animals; 
Bromine 
a ckwheat, analysis! 
Baboting, or efferves- 
cence 
Burnin; 
aie! of plants 
Burnt clay 
Carbon 
Carbon in plants 
Carbonate of ammo- 
nia 
Carbonate of iron 
Carbonate of lime 
Carbonate of magne- 
sia 
Carbonate of potash 
Carbonate of soda 
Carbonic acid 
Carbonic oxide 
Carburetted hydro- 
gen 
Carcase! 
Carrot, atively of 
Casein 
oil 
Caustic lime 
Caus 
Caus 
Chalk 
eae ae chemical 
potash 
ic substances 
Ghat fe 
Cheltenham salts 
Chemical changes 
aud 
Diamond 
Division, mechanical 
tet 
Dun; 
Duteh rushes 
Earths 
Earthy substances 
oat substances in 
Ei fervescence 
Elements 
saibyo 
mety of a seed 
Epsom salts 
Equivalent weights 
Excrements 
Excrements of sea- 
fowl 
Experiments 
Fallowing 
Farm-yard manure 
Fat 
Fatty substances 
pe ag tion. 
3 aad woody 
fre Sty 
Fire lighting a 
iB ixed 
eae ammonia 
Fla: 
Flesh of animals 
Weil 
Flowers, use of 
Food of animals 
Food of plants 
Food, too great asup- 
of 
ply 
formation of soils 
Formation of seed 
Foul smells 
Fruit, ripening of 
Fruit and seeds 
Fruit, unripe 
Fungi 
bo CSL esis 
eee inflammable 
Gas-liquor 
3aS-WOrks 
Gas-works, ammoni- 
acal liquor of 
Gas-works, refuse of 
jelatine 
Germination 
Germination in oxy- 
Glauber 8 salts 
Green bones 
‘een manures 
Green vitriol 
as 
Inorganic manures 
Todides 
Todine 
Iron 
iho nee of 
Iron, oxi o a 
Iron, peroxide of 
Iron, protoxide of 
ron-stoves 
Iron, sulphate of 
Iron, sulphuret of 
Pp 
Latent heat 
Lead, red 
Lead, white 
Lead, oxides of 
ves 
Leaves, use of the 
Legumi 
Lettuce 
Light 
ene effects of 
Lighting a fire 
Saas 
rae carbonate of 
Lime, caustic 
Lime, when useful 
Lime, when not to be 
used 
Lime, muriate of 
Lime, nitrate of 
Lime, phosphate of 
ime, quic! 
Lime, sulphate of 
Limestone 
Limestone, magne- 
sian 
Linsee 
mt Ta ie 
ede oti manu 
Lucerne, ranalyss of 
Bo 
Magnesia, carbonate 
ee caustic 
Magnesia, muriate ot 
so phosphate 
Rfawtiesias sulphate of 
Magnesia, si salts 0 
Mi eeneeien, limestone 
Magnesium 
Malting 
Malic acid 
Manganese 
aa geneee oxide of 
Mai 
Manned: animal 
Manures, inorganic 
Manure, farm-yard 
Manures, strong 
Manures, vegetable 
Marble 
Meat 
Mechanical division 
Metallic oxides 
Metals 
Minium 
Mouldiness 
Muci 
Mu Ds 
Muriatic « 
Muriate oft a 
Muriate of 
fate we daepneata 
Mor f soda 
M ye of animals 
Mui 
Natural vegetation 
Indew of Contents—continued. 
Nature ce the soil |Pruning 
Nitrates Putrefaction, vésuitd sealer: chloride of 
Nitrate of lime Soft-water 
Nitrate of potash Putrefiable matter (Soils, analysis of 
Riese of soda 
efying animal 
‘Soil, colour 
ter ‘Soils, composition of 
Nites, cubic Putrid urine Soils, formation o: 
Nitric acid Pyrites Soil, nature of ‘ 
Qnartz Soot 
Nutrition of plants | Quicklime Rome 
oe analysis o; 
Rain-water 
Spi 
Spirit of salt 
Rape 
Oil cake Raw bones Spirit of wine 
Oil, castor Red eee Spring-water 
Oil, Cocoa-nut Red Sti 
Oil, ee Renee a gas-works 
Oil, O1 esins Ste 
Oil of vittiol Respiration 
Oil of Poppy fou of combus-|S 
il of Rape 
Oil of Linseed 
Results of puseion ls 
Oil of Mustard tion He ance, en soils , 
Oil of Lavender Rhubarb 
Oil of Cloves Ripening of fruit Stnstunees, volatile 
Oil of Lemons Ri ti 
Oily eee Rock-salt ugal 
Olive Rotation of crops Sulpha' 
Orgaiie acids Rust. Sulphate of alumine 
Organic manures 
OO alee Rye, analysis of 
ils 
Organic substances 
Organised matters 
Oxalic acid 
Oxide, carbonic 
Saccharine matter 
Sago 
al ammoniac 
aline compounds 
Saline manures 
Sal 
Sulphate o1 
Sulphate th lime 
Sulphate of magnesia 
Pena vd of soda 
Seintfoin, analysis of Sulp 
Sulphuret of iron 
Sulphuric acid 
Suiphurous acid 
Sulphuretted hydro- 
zen 
Oxides, metallic Salt, bay 
Oxygen Salts, Cheltenham eRe 
Parin; It, common 
1S 
Parsnep, analysis of 
Pearlas! 
Peas, analysis of 
Peat 
Sal 
Salts, Epsom 
alts, Glauber’s 
oe of hartshorn 
Tastes acid 
eth 
reenany and quater 
of magnesia nary ieee 
Peroxide of iron Salts of potash ‘The Tro} 
Petre itpetre opseeor 
Phosphate of ammo-|Salts of soda ‘Treacle 
ni 
Phosphate of lime 
Phosphate of mag- a rock 
nesia. 
ErgSPROHe acid 
pails 
ickling 
Plan ts, Traanne! of 
and 
Saw 
Si 
gen. shore 
Plants, action of on|Sea-water 
the air 
Plants, death of 
Plants, food of 
Sea-weed 3 
Seeds and fruit 
eed, formation of 
Turf 
Unripe fruit 
Urea 
rine 
Urine, 
‘dust putrid 
er oats excrements| Use of the leaves 
U: 
ise of plants 
Vapour in the air 
Vegetable alkalies 
Vegetable manures 
Vinegar 
Vitriol, green 
Plants, Selection by the roots} Vitriol, oil of 
Plants, nutrition of {Shell latile alkali 
er- stone Shell-sand Volatile oil 
Hoey subsoil | Silic: Volatile substances 
our Sili Water $ 
Silicate of potash Water, composition & 
Sotaaty carbonate of siice aci Wi 
Potash, caustic 
Potash, nitrate of skin Water, river 
Potash, salts o Slag ‘Water, sea 
Potash, ate of Smell Water, soft 
iu 
Poti He chloride 
Potato-flour 
as 
Protoxide of iron 
Proximate animal 
ciples 
Principles, active 
Proportions 
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Soap-makin; 
Soap-boiling 
Soda 
Soda, carbonate of 
Soda, sulphate of 
Water, spring 
Wheat, analysis of 
Wood-ashes 
Woody fibre 
Wool 
Yeast 
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