3.—1845.] 
THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
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——gaird oy Ain TTE o GUAN 
Sales S a 3 UCTION IN Diaez of Content 
y = oo Se YHIS MAN URE, which has stood ‘the test of three |E -y co rina aa limestone] Rhubar 
seasons, and been shown to uperior B othe Foreign | Embryo Ripening of fruit 
JRREY. Guano, is now offered at a great} Reduced ric: Embryo of as Waiting ee 
GSHOT PARK, yr Sold by kilde ae ze psom: salts fatic 3 Roc 
Equivalent weights |Mangar Rotation “of cro) 
SUES PO = ER’S LI Q JI D G U ANO, Excrements MaA RONE. oxide of Rus E 
f S anp VEGETABLES. Excrements of sea- |Manure Resting © 
OBLEMEN. CE NURSERYMEN, AGRI- Rec: nded by Dr. Linpiey and others. Sold by all res-| fowl p Manures, animal Rye, analysis of 
D N CULTUR!STS, AND OTHERS. 7 Baris Seedsmen and Chemists, at 1s, 9d. per Quart Bottle, a Bee a Janures, inorganic ISaccuarine matter 
EBBOTT most respectfully informs the | enough tomake Ag se 133 gallons of Liquid Manure. Eao wing Manures, farm-yard (Sago 
ill have the distinguished kongnr, T sell UTION.— to ask for POTTEK’S MANURES, es m-yard manure |Manures, green Saintfoin, analysis ‘ot 
at he wi ses. on onp ay, April 7th, 1845, and there are Laitatia P [Fat Manare, loss of Sal arimaac. 
{Agta ir. 12. o'clock baie et the | PHOSPHATE LIME, 6s. 6d. per cwt.; SULPHATE OF | Fatty substances Manure, liqui FX pompous 
1 Highness the DUCHESS OF GLOU- LIME, (Gypsum) per ton, 258. in quantity. Fermentation Manures, = Salin 
yal he SUPERIO FARMING STOCK, Manufactory, 28, Upper Fore-street, Lambeth. | Fert Fertility Manures, salin ~ ats 
Forcing Pits, Conservatory, Hot- ON SALE pL woody Manures, strong is 
tions ba} t ieasure ibrin Manures, vegetable Sa t "oe It 
the Decoratio other | | PANIELL’S PATENT WHITE MANURE, |Fire-damp Marble nE D pona 
Two years’ experience more it equal to Bone-dust or | Fire, lighting a Meat =ar Eps 
OGE. w npris es =- Bere d Heifers in- | Guano. -In Cargoes at 30s. ton; From the Warehouse, in a ed o Mechanical division Salts, Glauber’ s 
orses, e E any quantities, rat per ton, alti ia bulk. Fixing ammonia ees, id oxides Salts of hartshorn 
Apply to Eseg ECON DLL, and Co ,18, Castle Street, Liver- | Fi Salts.of magn 
poo}, Sole Agent: t fhe North of England; to Seg of animals Minium lts of po 
cock, Oldhall Street, Liverpool ixture Saltpetre 
P Gann NELL, Castle ee treet, peeli vaat Flowers, use of Mould Salts of soda 
oye per Post, sent to poh part of the United Kingdom, | Food of animals Mouldiness Salts of iron 
pee Sees: Food fc cna asup Murlatee oan os S 
-|Muria alt, ri 
ply of Muriatic acid and 
Guano, -—Just arrived from ICHA a very | Formation of soils _|Muriate of ammonia |Sa 
fine CARGO, South Docks g from t! net, fing li Sea-fowl, excremente 
ants in pots, well set for blo bet Th 
BE GROUNDS include rustic 
ts, chairs, stools, stands, flower baskets sni oxes, fancy 
.work for climbing plants and dower beds, The append ages 
Behea iga are > rama; numerous lights from 
0 ner pots, mowing | machin ne, 
Field 
orti 
* 
en ale by application to Mr. 
talogues may be had (one 
ane ÎR Rose, Wokingham ; 
e Hart, Beaconsfield ; 
nhead; Clarence Hotel, 
W indso: or; or forwarded 
cati on. 
Ne. d wili be s 
first day 
eing-pits ang Hot-houses ; and oi on the third and last day, 
of the Furniture of the Man 
— PROTHEROE anp MORRIS ar 
the e-Proprietors to sell by Public Auction, on 
Railway ars eal? SAS 
e jin- 
) NOB EER, SATAA FLORISTS, AnD OTHERS, 
ESSRS, sero AND MORRIS will 
submit to Public Com sa at the Auction Mart, Bar 
new Lane, our Wedsies esday April 2, and Friday. 4th, rer 
o'clock, v about Two Me amgay sran DARD a DWARE 
Se) 
‘0 ST FLORISTS, AND OTHERS, 
OBE SOLD BY EANO RION] by Me Ee ao 
art, Bartholom H Tah 
precisely, without Kiai ik sish Collec. 
i ONS, PICOTEES, BOSES GREENHOUSE 
BACEOUS PLANTS + & e Carnations — 
è the most esteemed. = i ig 
“new, 
of Wales, Princess A Ds 
, &C. - &e. 
ae piers Willams’ 
cays splendi id varieti 
rosts. May be viewed on morning ot Sale, 
ad at the Mart, and of Mr. J. Izon, at his 
Street, City. 
proper -street, 
ility’s seats and principal 
a form the Trada ‘that at their Manufactory in 
ery article required for the ig aah a of 
tin may 
rms. 
or Wood, erected upon the most |. 
es, Palisading, Field and Garden 
A 
à ENO; of the 
best quality, in bags.— PERUVIAN 
to 121, per ton; ICHABOE 7/, 10s. to 8l. per ton, 
‘ity ; with an —_—— j by Dr. Ure.—Wa. 
ane. F Fenchur 
VANO (GENUINE PERUV: 
N & BOLIVIAN, 
N SALE; BY THE-ONLY EE at hag 
7 Aun SONS, LONDON 
D COs LIVERPOOL; 
Power, AND PRYOR, LONDON; 
CO. LIVERPOOL j 
and BRISTOL. <| Ashes 
in the West In pe 
Factos her proves to b 
as been Fapartal from ae Fg of yr 
May be accommodated with as small a quantity as ah cen oh 
ofa ton. „This vessel lies in avery cours enient place, so that 
ts cr Bae mi ae can receive their loading without trouble, and 
free of e: 
For Seiri a8 sof the cargo, price, and further particulars, apply | 
on board ; or, fora ena of five tons oe u, nie s, apply to 
Corn Exchange, and 28, 
leittien; = Birchin-lane. 
N.B. The cargo mor" having been landed, purchasers may rely 
upon having the article preg as shipped at Ichaboe, and 
waich the importers warra! 
pe GE anp HEALY’S COOKING APPA- 
ats an OE Erreser s ae —This Cooking 
dto 
ratus is believed to po reater eral advantages than | 
et submitted to the pablie, both fe i ards st. ti of ma- 
terial and workmanship; in fact, thelaws of heat are so applied 
as to produce the greatest effect with the least consumption of | 
ol boar wont ol he apparatus; and B. and H. can | 
perience, as unquestionably sape- 
Tor to nythin ‘igo oft the ‘kind hitherto made. 
be forwarded; np application, detailing particulars and price. 
to 130, Fleet stre 
Now ready, price 4s. 6d., 
WS AG H EM I 
Epwarp Sotty, Esq., F.R.S., 
Experimental Chemist to the Horticultural Society of London, 
Hon. men of the 1 eS Agricultural Society, and Lecturer 
n Chemistry, e Beedle ution. 
ts from Introductio 
sA iao “oe the Sonat composition of soils and the 
various substances employed as manures enables us to compre- 1 x 
e mode in w he latter sues, peer knowledge of the Shee decry) Nae amg x et 
nature of those substances which ts require, points out the s Oxide of manganese 
best and most economii methods of restoring to the soil, by Humates Oxide of tron 
anures, those substances which p remove it.” dala noid Oxides metallic 
“ If the farmer knows what it is that gives the fertilizing powers Humus Ox 
to manure, and is aware of the those substances, he will |Humus, decay of Pari 
learn the best method of prese! and using them : he will Hydrogen gas Pai „ analysis of vaste Senam gg Ask 
then understand how to make the most of the various sources of (Hydrogen, carburet- bay 
maupo at a disposal, and he will be enabled readily to save he ý a Peas, analysis of Subsoil- a eee 
much, that, for the want of such knowledge, would otherwise be Hydrogen, sulphur- | Peat Substance, musa 
” y organic - š A 
Ti Index of Contents. Ice ; Substances, volatile ~ 
“tie á Inflammable air  |Phosphate of ammc-|Substratum — 
Acclimatizing Ashes of plants pow wad of sodium  |Tnfammable gas nia nee ry 
Ado, benzoic Ashes of coal Chlorin oe norganic manures |Phosphate of lime hates 
Acid, carbonic Ashes of sea-weed |Cider Iodide Phosphate of mag- Sulphate of alumine 
d Atoms Citric acid aiet: esia Sulphate of iron 
id, air Clay Iron Phosphoricacid Sulphate of lime 
Acid, muriatic Clay, bur car of [Phosphorus ulphate of magnesia 
id, nitric E Climate, effects of Ton’ oxide of Pickling . ulphate of soda 
Acid, phosphoric |Barley, analysis of |Clover, analysis of {7 xideof |Plants, burning of |Sulphur 
Acid, sulphuric Bases ashes Iron, protoxide of action of alphuret 
id, sulphurous Bəy salt Coal gas Tron.stoves the air Sulphuric acid 
ic Beans, analysis Cocoa-nut oil Iron, sulphate of Plants, death of Sulphurous acid 
Acids Beet, analysis of Iron, mn, sulphuret of _ |Plants, food of Sulphur 
Acids, organic Binary co. ds k inglas: Plants, growth of N 
Adas tests for leac 2 Ivor Plants, nutrition of |Sunflo 
Action of plani ood Colour of soil Kelp preter siop, Tapioca 
sobs) ot Latent heat yong subsoil | Tartaric acid 
‘hasten principles of Bones, boiled Colours of plants Lead, red Teeth 
plants es, green ma white Posh Ternary and quater. 
Anity Bottled ale on Lead, oxides of Po Potash, carbonate of | nary compounds 
Bran pa. Leaves tash, caustic Tropics 
bad Breathing of Animals|\Combining ‘hts Tantos; ine'ot the ack: nitrate of x 
Air good Brimstone _ {Gombustion Legumine Potash, salts of $ 
Air, inflammable |Bromides bustion, results |y oftuce Potash, silicate of í 
Alabaster Bromine Light Potassium Unripe fruit _ 
Albumen, animal |Buckwheat, analysis|Common salt Light, effects of Potassium, chloride |Urea 
Albumen, vagetable | of Composition of bodies Lighting giadh Potato-flour e 
le, Rubbing; or efferves- tion of soils | gnin Pota , putrid 
— tile tie se A oe <j the leaves. 
Alkalies ime, carbonate of Protoxid b iron seof pl 
Alkalies, vegetable | Burning of plants tine ústie went gr Vapour in the 
pea Burntelay: par ‘when useful pn Vegetable alkalies 
Alumine, sulphate of/Carbon when not to be principios aa egetable manures 
Ammonia Carbon in plants Vinegar 
Ts fixing Carbonate of mean Lime, murlate o oemer = Vitriol, green 
~~ fixing by | nia iiae nitrate T Putrefaction, results| Vitriol, oil of 
-|Carbonate of iron Lime, phosphate of | of olatile alkali : 
RA fixing by ae of lime Lime, quick Putrefiable matter | Volatile oil y 
Carbonate of magne- om, = SaS of jPutrefying animal substances 
Ammonia, g by| sia FODS, Fs matter i‘ 7 ter 
pperas h Cubic nitre Putrid urine ý 
PU Eia carbonate/Carbonate praava vi = K ites Water, hard 
Carbonic aci Linseed. » - nartz Water, 
Tome muriate of|Carbonic oxide uid manure Quickime: Water, river 
mmonia, phosphate|Carburetted hydrogen Li Water, sea 
Carcases Loss of manure mare Water, soft 
Ammonia, sulphate of Carrot, analysis of Lucerne, analysis of Raw bones Water, spring a 
Ammonia, urateof {Casein Magnesia Red Cabbage analysis 
semcomed liquor of|Castor oil agnesii ate |Red lead 
works Caustic lime . | of ne of PUREE 
Ani a4 4 panies ustic potash Magnesi White of egg 
Animal principles, |Caustic substances Magnesia, eA of! Boen White lead (3 
te y halk ‘ Magnesia, phosphate|Results of combus- ‘Wood-ashes 
Animal substance: Changes, chemical of tion ‘Woody fibre 
quafortis Charcoal Magnesia, sulphate of|Results of putrefac- l 
Arrow-root Charring Magnesia, salts of tion Yeast 
à ; See ee London: 5, Charles-strest, Covent-Garden; and may be 
Chemical changes 
Sherry-tree gua 
A Prospectus ¢ ~ 
He 
Foul smells of magnesia | o 
Fruit, ripening of Muriate of soda 'Sea-shore 
Fruit and see scle of animals (Sea-water 
Sime unripe Musterd Sea-weed 
Fungi Natural vegetation. |Seeds and fi 
poeta n Nature of the soil on rr formati 
Nitrates ection by the SE 
or a Nitrate of Shells 
Gas-liquo Nitrate of potash Shell-sand 
Gas-wor ae Nitrate of soda Sili: 
Gas-works, ammoni-|Nitre Silicates 
acal liqu or of Nitre, cubic Silicate of potash 
Her — refuse of| Nitrie acid. Sil ug acid 
tine 
Nitrogen Sile: 
Nutrition of plants Skin. 
Sieg, 
Germination 
Germination in oxy- |Oats, analysis of 
gen Oil 
Glas Oii-cake 
Glauber’s salts Oil, cast 
Glue Oil, Cocoa-nut 
Gluten | Oil, fixed 
ood air Oil, Oliv 
Grass Oil of vitriol 
Green bones Oil of Poppy 
Green nk ie Oil of Raj 
naa vitri! Oil of Linseed 
ei of ary Oil of Mustard 
Oil of Lavender 
ae Oil of Cloy: 
Gam ic Oil of Lem 
Gum; cherry-tree Oily matte: 
Gum, resin Olive oil 
Gunpowd Organic aci 
Gy argani epos 
Hai Organic substancesin ose 
Hard water soils 
tshorn Organic substan 
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