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INDEX TO VOLUME XV 11. 
Camel, strength of the Page 205 
Cotton, new sjiecies of “ 31 
do. press, McCombs “ 39 
do. Gin, its origin “ 45 
do. Lands in Texas “ 46 
do. Seed “ 78 
do. in Cuba “ 90 
do. Plant, song “ 92 
do. Planters, prospect of “ 91 
do. Large sale of “ 91 
do. Seed Crusher, &e “ 223 
do. Iron clasps for bales “ -223 
do. picking by steam “ 236 
do. crop of the United States. “ 332 
do. Planter’s Convention “ 344' 
do. Early for Texas “ 347 
do. Seed, guano for rolling “ 103 
do. Lime for “ 109 
do. and Corn in South Western Georgia. . ‘‘ 123 
do “ 125 
do. Fraudulent packing “ 159 
do. Planting, tfec “ 195 
do. Seed Crusher “ 175 
do. Seed and Oil Cake “ 184 
do. Growing Abroad “ 188 
do. Large Planters “ 191 
do. False packing.' “ 197 
do. Seed “ 200 
do. Uankin, <fec “ 202 
do. prospects for 1859 “ 156 
do. rolling seed “ 157 
do. imported “ 284 
do. Brahmin “ 363 
do. Sea Island — Tabby Houses “ 358 
do. Gins — Cotton Seed for hogs “ 359 
do. Culture in Hancock County, Georgia. “ 362 
Clarke county Fair “ 360 
Concrete Buildings Page 40, 168 
Cottages and Villas, new American style (ill.) “ 330 
Wmers “ 58 
Children, land ic-r 
Champagne Wine, some facts about “ 1 
Clay, charred, as a fertilizer “ 107 
Clay as a manure “ 140 
Chufa, or earth almond, cultivation of. .Pages 110, 164 
Costiveness, habitual, its cause, &c Page 111 
Constant improvement “ 111 
China Berries poisonous to hogs? Pages 126, 203 
Chloroform for Dots and Colic .Page 127 
Competency, a sure road to “ 185 
Colic, chloroform for “ 127 
Cousins, intermarriage of “ 128 
Cabbage with Corn “ 169 
Cashmere Goats for Texas “ 187 
Cork Oaks “ 198 
Crowded Sleeping “ 200 
Cottage Song (poetry) “ 236 
Celery culture “ 236 
Crops which enrich the soil “ 237 
do. in Louisiana, <fec Pages 284, 302 
Chickens, pip in, cure Page 264 
Cholera, poultry “ 302 
do. Hog ; a misnomer “ 829 
Country Life “ 333 
Conservative vs. Destructive Planters “ 361 
Devon Cattle, pedigree of “ 8 
do. a milker “ 236 
Doctrine, sound “ 11 
Danger, how to prevent it “ 74 
Disunion and Abolition “ 106 
Drouth, protection against “ 127 
Duration of Life “ 141 
Dog, ye yaller (poetry) “ 141 
Dogs, Sheep-killing, tax them “ 239 
Draft of Plows, test of “ 166 
Decorating the grave. “ 190 
Drains, underground, “ 254 
Digestion Page 191 
Dresses, Ladies — Fire! “ 203 
Deadening Sweet Gums “ 222 
Duties of a lady, &c “ 233 
David Dickson, letter from — use of Guano ... . “ 255 
do. plan ^ “ 303 
do. again. “ 315 
Disclaimer, a “ 300 
Destructive Planters ^ 351 
Emigration West — Georgians wanted “ 43 
Education of English Girls “ 122 
Excelsior Plow (illustrated). ... “ 296 
Europe and America — ^Sea Islands, &c “ 303 
English Premiums to Georgia Industry “ 324 
do. Girls, education of “ 122 
Exhausted Lands, renovating “ 328 
Earth, is it wearing out? “ 207 
Forage crops in Texas “ 2 
Founder and Sweeney “ 47 
Fertilit}^, causes of “ 63 
Feed, cut, why use? “ 75 
do. Grinding “ 32 
Fattening animals 90 
Farm Life, making it attractive “ 91 
do. Economy, study of. “ 102 
do. Steam machinery for the “ 285 
Farmer, Washington as a a • • • “ 26 
do. Man, the (poetry) “ 44 
do. What constitutes a good 197 
Farmers, dignify your profession 5 
do. Questions to candidates for the Legis- 
lature “ 302 
Farming, an item in . “ 7 
do. as a vocation “ 57 
do. Profits of “ 124 
do. in Hancock county, Georgia “ 315. 
do. improved; Dickson’s plan “ 303 
do. in England and France “ 357 
Fertilizers; Georgia improving “ 202 
Fire!.. ‘‘ 20a 
Fish Ponds Pages 126, 127 
do: their cultivation Page 232 
do. Ponds in Georgia “ 264 
Loi'Il fo*’ spading “ 207 
Frinction Gin G'ear “ 127 
Forests, Burning. “ 173 
Fassman’s Iron Hoops and Tie “ 199 
Fowls, warts on “ 231 
Fowl rc.«rilVi A. . . it*. ‘‘ 
Fashionable women i* ••.!•••• • “ 252 
Fence Posts, to make durable “ 
Farm House, the old (poetry) “ 354 
Fair, State, ate Atlanta— premiums “ 356> 
Grass and Forage crops in Texas “ 2 
do. Stanford’s and Hungarian. “ 39 
do. Bermuda “ 124 
dp. Manures for “ 58- 
do. Hungarian Pages 39, 89, 12& 
do. Culture at the South “ 137, 154 
do. Stanford’s Wild Oat Page 138' 
do. Growing “ 165 
do. for low, wet land “ 361 
Gestation of animals “ 88’ 
Gravel Walls or Concrete Houses “ 168' 
Gas Lime as a Fertilizer “ 138 
Ground Peas or Pinders “ 158 
Gin Gearing Lever ‘‘ 45 
Guano Question “ 75 
do. and Central Railroad “ 75 
do. for rolling Cotton Seed “ 103 
do. does it exhaust land ? “ 175 
do. test of “ 207 
do. use of “ 255 
do. reply to J. M. Mei-iwether “ 263 
do. on Wheat ‘‘ 360 
Georgia negress in Africa “ 156 
Gun, Rice “ 158 
Goats, Cashmere for Texas “ 187 
