31—1852.] THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. | 495 
Just published, considerably enlarged, price 5s. 6d., the Third Edition of 
RURAL CHEMISTRY: 
AN ELEMENTARY INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF THE SCIENCE IN ITS RELATION TO AGRICULTURE. 
BE SPARD SOLLY, E RS, FLS, F. G. S., 
Honorary Memt fthe Roy land, Professor of Chemistry “og — Horticultural Society of London. Chemistry in the II ble East Indi 
Company’s Military Seminary at Addiscombe, &., &c. P 
E 
A 
very i 2 littl y reparing it í sey eñition i 
“To accordance with numerous considerable ne have been made to this e in pre it new ; Several important practical m 
treated of in any former editions, Ne se me introduced. Brief dese ions of the van important of the domestic arts, such as Wine and V —— ’ — 
of Spirits, Baxing, Cheere-making, Cookery, &., have been added, er with some account of the Scientific Principles K arts, A 
—: ee T 2 
CONTENTS or (TEE VOLUME. 
Assozrtion of Wack Carrant Combining num- | Flooring malt Laten Muriatie acid | Pond mud Silicate of lime ) Tar 
2 jelly — aT s Boppy seed | Silicate of magnesia | Tarnish on silver 
tes Blubber Combus results Flour, damaged Leather Muscovado sugar Porte | Silicate of potash | Tartar 
Acetic acid Bones Common {of | Flowers Musk ewe: h [of | Silicate of soda tage 
Acetic fermentation Bran Composi ani. effect | Lea Must tash, binoxalate | Silioates 
Brandy mal | the air | Leaves, fall of me | Mustard Potash, bitartrate of | 
Acids, org: Brass Composition of or- Fluorides Len Narurus Potas sh, carbonate of | oon 
Acids, test for Bread ganic matter Flu Lees N t state Potash, caustic | Silk 
of plants on Bricks | Food of animals Legumine | Natnral vegetation | Potash | 
the air Brimstone plants | Food, ical use Lem Nightsoil [fected | Potash in the soil 
Active principles British gum Composition of solls Pood of plants Yot Lentiis Nigh — 0 of 
Adulterated guano | Bromide of magne- Composition of ormation of seed itrate of lime Potash, nitrate of 
Affinity, chemical | Bromides jsium) stones Pomni of soils | Erin effects | Nitrate of potash | Potash, 
in Bromine Compounds Foul smells Light, — on Nitrate of soda Potash, silicate of 
Air {mines | Brown stout Contagion | Freezing, effects of | anes | Nitrate of silver b, 
am-| Buckwheat Contagious matter Freezing of water | 5 a fire Nitra otashes 
Buds Cookery Pruit | in Nitrates, in plants | Potassium 
nt car. C t ripening of IA Potassium, chloride 
bonic acid Burning lime Copper in plants Fu (chiorine | Lime, action on soll Nitre Potato [ot 
r contains w B of plants | Copper, oxide Fumigating by | Lime and salt | Nitre, cubic Potato haulm 
Air, inflammabie Burnt clay opper, pyrites migation by sa Lime, osphate | Nitric acid Po 
necessary to life | Barnt sugar Copper, salts of Fan [phur Lime, ing (of | Nitric acid in ma- Potato h 
Air, composition of Butter Copper, sulphate of | Fur ‘ —4 [nure | Potato, sweet 
Air resists compres- Butter, clarified Copperas Gatvanisep iron (Time, caustic 
Air, weight of [ Butter, how co-| Coprolites Game, preserving Lime, citrate Nutrition of oP 24 Principles, active | 
Corn Ga ee Lime, hydrate of 1 i. Proportions tra 
en Butter, melted Corrosive sublimate | Lime in plants — | Straw of 
Albumen, vegetable Butter, salt Cotton Gas, ir * | Lime, muriate of pom 
Alcohol Butyric acid Couching Gas, manufacture of Lime, nitrateof | ö — Pro —.— | 
Ale _ CABBAGE Cream das lic quor Lime, oxalate of Oil Proximate animal | 
Alkali, test for G red Oream cheese Gas liquor, strength Lime, ph | * Pr | 
Alkali, volatile ne Cream of tartar Gas tar {of Lime, silicate of | Qil, castor | Putre 
es Calcium Crops, rotation of | Gastric juice | Lime, slaking | Oil of cloves 2 = 
Alkalies, vegetable | Caleium, chloride of Cu ati , Limestone U l, cocoa-nut ence of lim 8u 
Calomel 8 seer Limesione, magne- on - n Putrefying — 2 
on — oe 0 n Lime, sulphate of i ng matter 
Ca Germination acce- | Ame, — fat | d fermentation 
Alumin Candle, burning of DAGUERREOTYPE Gin [l paate ot fixed Putrid urine 
Alumina absorbs! © Dahlia Lime, when useful Oil, linseed Putty powder 
0 Glauber salts when not to Oil, mustard yrites 
Alomiuain soil, use Caoutchouc Decay {lime | Gliadine be used l of lavender | Pyrites, copper 
[ aramel Decay, influence of | Giouces ec cheese | Limes, jaice of Oil of lemons | Pyroligneous acid Vermilion 
Alumina,phosphate| Ca Decay, like varning Glue Linen | Oil of turpentine Pyrolignites etch 
‘Alumina, silicateof| Carbon in plants | Decay of hum Glue rotuse Linseod Oil of vitriol | Pyroxylie spirit inegar 
Alumina, s Carbonate of am- Decay of plan Gluten Liqueurs Oil, olive | QuarTZ Vinegar distilled 
Aluminum mon me of Glycerine Liguid manure | Oil, | Qui waate ino 
Algminam, oxide of rbonate of iron — — water 60 Liquid manure parr k — Sul * Meg blue (tion 
© Decomposition Gold, chlotide Litbarge (tanks Quicksil ol, green 
— absorbed rbonate of Decomposition, in- | Gold of Pleasure | Liver | Oil seed. Virol oil of 
by alumina © duced if Gol i Loss of manure Vitriol, white 
a absorbed ecomposition of | Goo Lu e Volatile — 
by chareoal, &. positi Grain of Wheat Lunges of animals . tile 
3 carbon- spontaneous ee spent CABONI 
ate o Magnesia — “distillery? 
of G Magnesia, carbon- > 
Ammonia in air G ate of mori 
Ammonis ia rain- Diamond Gravity Magnesia in plants 
water Gravity, specific M 
Ammonia, loss of Digestion —— k of 
Ammonia, muriate Digestion, Green manures * phos- 
Ammonia, phos- ofpiants Green vitriol phate 
Px alts of —— — 9 pant 
monia, salts l 
—— urate i Gum arabic Magnesian lime- 
Analysis rainage water British stone 
Animal heat i Gum, cherry-tree Magnesium 
Animal manures Gum, formation of M chlo- 
Animal principles, | — um, resin of 
proximate rushes Gun cotton es lum, oxide of 
Animal substances Dyeing Gu ze 
3 EARTH Gutta percha | Malt 
of [ Earth nut Gyletun M 
fattening Earths psum Malic acid 
alkaline AIR Manganese 
Apple jelly Earthy matter in | Hard water Manganese in 
Aquafortis air h ants 
Argol Earthy silicates Ma soils 
Arrack Earthy substances | Heat oxide of 
Arrow root plants Hedges, foul Mangold Wurzel 
. ervescence Hemp- seed anures 
i Jerusa- Egg, white of H Maple sugar 
Ashes [em ne Honey Maraschino 
2 via Electricity, influ- 2 —＋ 
ttrac ence on plants ops Grapes 
Azote Elements Hordein 
| mca ot — 
Epsom salts ates 
Equivalent Humic acid Mead 
Excrement [fowl | H 
Excrements sea | Hy Meat 
arley sugar E soils | Hydrogen, carbu- | Medicines, action of 
Expansion [damp retted [of Me 
Barometer Exp fre- Hydrogen, ligh , chlorides 
Base Farnts, distiller's 3 sulphu- | Mercury, oxides of 
Basting-meat- Fallowi „ sulph 
Batatas Farm-yard dung Lees moss Metallic alloys {of 
— salt Indian corn c oxid 
Bean straw a oat r - 
eathers ndigo etals 
Beans, kidney Feeding off with | Inflammable air Milk 
Beech ashes Ferment {sheep | Inorganic matter in Millet 
Beech nuts Ferme tion : plants um 
Beer ertility norganic manures | Mixture 
Beer, Bavarian Pibre, woody Inulin of soils 
Beet Fibrin, animal lodides Molasses 
Sreet sugar brin, vegetable Todine 
metal Finings Iodine in sea water Mortar 
Bile Fir-ashes Mosaic gold 
— Fire Irrigation Mould 
Bieres bete of lime Fire-damp Isinglass Mouldering 
— re of potash Fish, refuse ivory e 
; j ONIPES ucilage 
ne by chlo- | Combination t — ammonia LP Tarte 
lame ` idneys uriate of lime 
yen by sul-| changes producea | Plax . Seems, W — Barn, oe Pi 
Combining weights F lesh Kirsch Kon 0 4 1 
Bionde Combustion Fliat cree ena” Muria Pol 
. 
PPP Upper Wellington-street, Strand, London; D 
