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THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE 
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Me ee RD SOLLY, 
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, 
ee ga oe 
in any form 
s have likewise 
er editions, having 
of England, Professor of Chemistry to 
Company’s Military Seminary at Addiscombe, &c., &c. 
REFAC 
$ ce with numerous suggestions, Oa d em additi 
treated been introduced. —— deseript 
of — Baking, Cheese-making, — , have been adde 
orop been given, and the whole has been n carefully re 
AksonrTIx of lack Currant jelly] Combining num- 
manure Blood 
Blubber Combustion, results 
Acetic acid Bones Common salt (of 
cetie Bran Com i E 
— Z age mal matter 
Acids, rass 2 i or- 
Acids, tect Yor — 
Ac raph of plants on Composition of 
the mstone 
Active prin British som Comp 1 
A ' guano i magne- 
, chemical | Bromides [sium | stones 
After- p in mine mpounds 
Air U Brown stout Contagion 
Air contains am- Buckwheat Contagious matter 
monia | Buds Cvokery 
Air contains car- B. pper 
bonic acid Burning lime Copper in plants 
Air contains water | Burning of plants | Copper, oxi 
Air, inflammable Burnt Copper, py: 
Air necessary to life Burnt Copper, salts of 
Air, composition of | Butte Copper e of 
resists compres- B opperas 
at, . of [sion | Butter, how co- | Coprolites 
loure n 
= ttr, ted | Corrosivesublimate 
Albumen, vegetable | Butter, salt Cotton 
Alcohol Butyric acid Conchi 
Ale CABBAGE Crea! 
Alkali, test for Cabb 0 c 
Alkali, volatil: Gas Cream of 
Alkalies Cal Crops, rotation of 
Alkalies, vegetable 8 Cu i 
Alloy: Calomel Cultivated land 
Alm Cam Curd of milk 
Alumina Cake PRERA of aie 
AGUERREOTYPE 
Alumina, absorbs | Cane Dahlia 
ammonia Cane sugar 
Alumina in soil, use | Caoutchoue 
o a ay, influence of 
RN Carbon Deeay, like burn 
Alumina, silicate of | Carbon in plants | Decay of humus 
Alumina, sulphate | Carbonate of am- Decay of ts 
Aluminum monia Dey ce ‘esults of 
Carbonate of 12 —— 1 
ni Carbonate of 
onia a Carbonate of lime 1 ia in- 
by alumina he ss 0 due cks 
Ammonia absorbed | esia composition of 
by charcoal, de. Gdrbotiate of potash | Decomposition, 
Ammonia, carbon- Carbonate of soda spontaneous 
ate o Carbonates decom- Deliquescence - 
Ammonia, fixing of | posed by acids De sin 
Ammonia in air r gas Dextrine 
Ammonia in rain- | C d gas iamond 
la tase 
Ammonia, loss of Carbonic d gas, | Digestion [ment of 
Ammonia, muriate ecomposition of | Digestion, derange- 
Ammonia, phos- | Carbonic oxide nop of ee nts 
h arbur ro- 
Ammonia, salts of | Care [gen Dia ies — WA 
Ammonia, sulphate | Carro Double salts 
Ammonia, urate of Dough 
Ammoniacal liquor | © vegetable | Drainage water 
Analysis Castor oil Drainiag 
Animal heat Caustie potash Duud 
Animal man Cellars, foul air in Duag 
Animal „ i Dutch rushes 
proxima 
Animal — nees TH 
3 breathing Changes, ‘al | Earth nut 
of | Charcoal rths 
Animals, fattening 
A ple jolly 
Appie Jelly 
Arrowroot 
-Arteries i 0 
Artichoke, Jerusa- 
Ashes {lem 
Ch burn 
— e 
E 
— en absorbs 
monia fof 
— R Explosion of fi 
Cinna’ * 0 re- 
acid Paints, distill 
Pallowing 
Clay, burnt Farm-yard dung 
Clay ore 
Climate, differences Fat of animals 
ver Feathers 
ation of al- Feeding with 
Coal ashes [bumen | Ferment sheep 
Coal- Ferm 
Coa’ 5 5 
Cocoa-nut 
Cognac brandy Fibri, ae 
Cohesto RY ‘prin, vegetable 
Coke 
Coloph piem es 
Colour a fof Pila 
Colours, changin ire-damp 
, ging i 
Colza Fixed oil 
ta pe td Fixing ammonia 
Combinati — } 
ehanges — | Plax 
mbining weights | Flesh 
— liat 
F. 
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3 ether wit mith N account of the Scientific Principles 
CONTENTS Bida 3 VOLUME. 
Flooring malt Muriatie acid 
Flour erg M 
33 * Leather Muscovado sugar 
Leaven Musk 
ete their effect Leav Must 
Leaves, fall of thë | Mustard 
Fluorides Leaves, office of NArRTEHA 
Fluorine Lees of wi N 
Food of animals ine Natural vegetation 
Food, chemical use Lemons Nightsoil [fected 
Food of plants [of | Lentils Nightsoil, disin- 
Formation of seed | Lettuce Nitrate me 
Formation of soils | Light, effects of Nitrate of potash 
Foul smells ce on Nitrate ot re 
Freezing, pl o of plants N 
Fr roses of wa Lighting a fire i 
Lignin ie in plants 
Fruit, ripening of | Lime Nitre 
chlorine | Lime, action on soil | Nitre beds 
Fumigating by Lime and salt tre, cubie 
Fumigation by sul- | Li bip! te | Nitric acid 
Fun; ungi hur Lime, burning {ef | Nitric acid ma- 
Fur from water ime, carbon Ni 
hades i iron Lime, caustic Noyeau 
me, preserving ime, citrate Nutrition of plants 
Gas e, hydrate utrition ani- 
Gas coal Lime in plants OAK ashes [Mals 
Gus, inflammable Lime, muriate of Oats 
Gas, manufac of Lime, nitrate of of plants 
Gas liquor Lime, oxalate of Oil 
Gas liquor, strength | Lime, phosphate of | Oilcake 
Gas tar fof | Lime, silicate of Oil, eastor 
Gastric juice Lime, slaking Oil of cloves 
Gelatine i — [sian Oil, cocoa-nut. 
Geneva Limestone, magne- , dregs 
Germination | Lime, sulphate of | Oil, drying 
Germination acce- | Lime, superphos- fat 
Gin {lerated — fixed 
Glass Lime, when useful , linseed 
Glauber salts Lime, when not to oil mustard 
Gliadine us f lavender 
Gloucester cheese Limes, juice of On of lemons 
Glue Linen Qil of turpentine 
Glue, Li Oil of vitriol 
Gluten Liqu Oil, olive 
rege Liquid manure Oi}, poppy 
Gold iquid manure Oil, rape 
Gold, chloride Litharge [tanks | Oil, rock 
Gold of Pleasure Oil seeds 
Gold. mosaic Loss of nn Oil, volatile 
Gooseberries 1 oe Pirin 4 
rain of Wheat ungs animals Opodel 
rains, spent ; We Ores, 5 
Organic ac 
Grapes * Magnesia, carbon- Organic manures 
tas Organie matter 
ravity et Ra plants | Organic su 
Gravity, specific W muriate in soils 
Greaves Organic sform- 
Green manures cw, p — 
— vitriol phate Me 
ro of plants Magnesia,silicate of Oxalate in lime in 
Guano Magnesia, sulphate | Oxalic acid (plants 
Gum of Oxalis 
Gum arabic. Magnesian lime. 0: carbonic 
Gum, British stone Oxide of copper 
Gum, cherry-tree Magnesium Oxite of iron 
Gum, formation of | Magnesium, of lead 
gom, resin ride of 0 b me of 
un cotton esium, ide of mercury 
Gunpowder Oxide of sily 
> ree — —— 
yletun alting xides, 
ypsu Malic Oxygen 
Har Manganese AINT, white 
Hard water Manganese Palm juice 
Hartsh plants Paper bleached by 
Hay ne pe soils | Parin fe! 
Heat | Manganese, oxide of | Part 
Hedges, foul Mangold Warzel Parsuip 
Hemp. seed Manures Paste 
Hollands Maple sugar Pearlash 
Honey Maraschiao Peas 
H Marble Peat ashes 
Hops Mark of Grapes Pectine 
Hordein ö t Per-oxides 
Horn Marl Perry 
umates ; Persalts 
Humic acid Moat boiling Petre foals 
eat 
Hydrogen Meat roasting r 
Hydrogen, carbu- | Medicines, action of Phosph 
[of | Mercury Phosphorie acid 
Hydrogen, lightness os ee 
Hydrogen, i M oxides of 8 
Cretted Mercury, sulphuret Phosphoric acid in 
Iceland moss Metaliic alloys (o [water 
Indian corn Metallic oxides Phosphoric acid in 
Indian rab — salts — einige 
Indigo ca 
Iuflammable Milk Pine-apples 
Inorganic matter in Milet Pipes, bursting of 
plants 
Inorganic manures | Mixture nts, composition 
Inuti Mixture of soils Planes, death of [of 
Iodides Motasses uts, decay of 
odi Mordaunts Plante decom; 
Iodine in sea water Mortar carbonic acid [ 
Iron Mossie gold Piants, effeet of, on 
Irrigation Mould the 
Isinglass Mouldering Plants, elements of 
Ivory Mouldiness Plants, food of 
JUNIPER M e Plants, growth of 
Kenr Mu of ammonia | Plaster of Paris 
Kidaeys Muriate of lime Plaster s 
Kile-drying uriate of magne. | Plough, subsoil 
er riat [sia | Plums 
cTIC acid Muriates Polenta 
Pon 
Poppy cx 
Porter 
P. 
[of 
Potash, binoxalate 
Potash, bitartrate ot 
—.— e, of 
Potas 
Potash” in plants 
Potash in the 
Potash, ade a 
Potash, nitrate of 
Pot: 
animal 
3 9 
Putrefaction, u 
ence of lime 
yrites 
Pyrites, copper 
Pyroligaeous acid 
See sp 
Qua 
— — 
ee 
Rape seed 
h pati 
0 
Red lead 
Refuse of gas works 
Rennet 
z 
espiration (tion 
Res ules of ee e 
esults of putrefac. 
— [tion 
—.— of fruit 
nar 
Road drift 
Rock salt 
— 
k 
Eaha Duteh „analysis 
Rust of iron I, colour of 
Rye Soils, composition of 
Rye „ exhaustion of 
Sicouanixs matter ovine — 
mixture 
—— r Soils, n of 
Sainfoin Solder 
Sal-ammoniae Soot 
compounds f Sorrel 
Saline draughts Soup 
aline manures Specifie gravity 
Salt i 
Salt and lime Spirit proof 
y Spirit, pyroxylic 
n Spirit of salt 
Salt in sea water irit of wine 
alt, roek Sponge 
Salt, spi Spring water 
Salt, sea Springs 
Salt, solution of, in | Stall feeding 
Salrpetre [water Starch 
ts Steam 
Stearie acid 
pphire Steariae 
Sawdust Still 
Schiedam Stilton cheese 
Sea fowl, excre. Sulphuret of tin 
Sea- water [ments of Sulphuretted hy- 
— — drogen 
Seeds Sulphuric acid 
Seed, formation ö us 
Seeds, Se EREET Sulphurous 
steeping [of 
Seidlitz powders Sunflower 
Selection by roots Sunflower s 
Semolina fof plants | Super-salts 
Shell sand Super- phosphate of 
Shells uper-tartrate 
Silex Swedes 
Siliea Tas 
Silica in plants Tannin 
Silica in soil, use of | Tanning 
Silicate of alumina 
DITION. 
prepa ing it for a new edition; several important practical m. matters, not 
such as Wine aan l Vinegar 1 Making, BRIJE, the Manufacture 
involved in those Num 
East India 
rous recent analyses of agricultural 
~ poe oy i lime 
Silica’ magnesia 
Silicate at potash 
Silicate of soda 
Silicates 
— chloride of 
—.— nitrate of 
Silver, oxide of 
Silver, salts of 
ulphuret of 
Size, resin 
Skimmed milk 
Skin 
Slaking of lime 
Slag 
Smells, foul 
Smoke 
ee ashes 
andy 
ener formation of 
sagar of lead 
Tar 
Tarnish on silver 
Tartar 
Tartaric acid 
Tartrates 
T 
ee 
Ternarycompounds 
Tests, vegetable 
hermometer 
Thunderbol 
Tiles 
Tin 
Tin, oxide of 
ce 
Vapour in the air 
etable alkalies 
Vegetable manure 
Vegetables, boiling 
Veins [of 
Vermilion 
zing of 
Water, 
W. 
2 burning of 
W, tion 
Weeds, sapea of [of 
Whea 
W. 
Whiskey 
White lead 
Rr of egg 
Wine, brandy 
ine, domestic 
Wine, fermeptation 
Wine, fining of [of 
, pricked 
00 
Wood spirit 
Wool fibre 
ol dyeing 
we s —— refuse 
Wool rags 
