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domestic Economy Page 338 
Discovery, important “ 130 
Vish Ponds ana Artificial b’isli Breeding, a chapter on “ 10 
fertility not a quality of soil “ 16 
IFood for Horses, change of “ 22 
Podder Pulling and Hay Making Pages 43, 173 
Vmit Drying, a house for “ 53 
Plax, report on the culture of like “ 113 
Parmers Life 117 
Fireside, the (poetry) “ 13() 
yiorida Potato “ 13^ 
Pounder in Horses “ 181 
Pield Pea, is it a Fertilizer *• 182 
Traits, fresh in sealed cans “ 210 
Trait Trees, laulching “ 49 
Pishes, cultivation of “ 116 
Fodder Pulling, experiment in “ 213 
do. can’t help it “ 309 
Fodder Plants “ 343 
Forage, feeding rough — a good plan ‘‘ 354 
Feed, good, for horses “ 99 
Fence, improved Wire Netting “ 48 
Eastern Division, East Tennessee Fairs “ 23 
Earth gi'owing colder “ 192 
Educational wants of Georgia ^ 205 
do. of Southern Youth 226 
do. of Youth, Moral, Mental and Physical. “ 266 
Emasculation of Horses and Mules Pages 242, 311 
Economy, domestic— Overseers, &c Page 338 
Foot Evil in Horses “ 370 
Srass, Eescue “ 47 
do. Kentucky Blue — its culture, &c “ 214 
■do. Eeport of Committee on, &c “ 84 
Texas 207 
do. Stanford’s Wild “ 208 
dt>. Bermuda, its varieties “ 29 
Grading, or Leveling Instrument “ 23 
Drape Culture and Wine Making “ 46 
Crin Stands and Grist Mills “ 52 
Georgia and Mississippi Planting “ HI 
Guano and Silt “ 140 
Darden, the “ 192 
Gravel Wall, or Concrete Houses “ 300 
C-reorgia and Alabama Planters, &c “ 322 
do. South Western “ 354 
Grain, table for sowing “ 50 
Houses for N egroes — Plantation Hospitals “ 17 
lloiBe Hoe “ 53 
ifeusehold articles, packing “ 68 
Help one another “ 116 
Home, (poetry) “ 118 
Home adornment “ 175 
Hints to promote Peace and Harmony in a family.. “ 129 
Horses, White Worms in “ 44 
do. Young, how to feed, &.C “ 118 
do. Balky to iuake draw “ 130 
do. Big Head in “ 150 
do. Bhnd Staggers in “ 151 
do.. Distemper in “ 1.51 
do. Scratches in, cure for “ 161 
do. in Austria, the Imperial Stud “ 260 
Horse Powers for Planters “ 333 
Hogs, Pneumonia in Pages 179, 228 
Hog E-iising in the South, Essay of Wm. J. Eve. 
£=59 Page 209 
Hogs, Pork and Bacon “ 291 
Hill Side Ditches Pages 215. 304, 333 
Hiccup, the. Page 215 
.aiydrdulic Cement, its uses, &.c “ 300 
Horizontal K.)ws “ 339 
3Iogs, Pork, and Bacon, &c “ 365 
Heaves, cure for, in Horses “ 371 
Inventions, recent American “ 243 
Kitchen, the “ 183 
Louisiana, Sugar Growing in Pages IS 30 
do. Wheat Raising in Page ’ 30 
do. Badnewsfrom “ 193 
lieveliug or Grading Instrument 23 
do. of land Pages 174, 215 
ijabor, make it fashionable “ 3i 
Level Ground, planting in “ 73 
do, laud or beds for Sweet Potatoes “ 148 
do. Culture — Col. Cannon’s method “ 208 
do. land << 073 
^ do. Culture — letter from Col. Cannon “ 236 
.iJiiine in Agriculture, policy of Rail Roads “ 83 
How aud when to u.se it “ 153 
-Idee OH Poultry, remedy for “ 86 
l'..Kadies, young, advice to “ jqo 
31fcte«jrology for Farmers “ qo 
Mulching Fruil^rees Page 49 
Mexican Wild Potatoes 50 
Matters and things “ 55 
Murrain, dzc. Pages 55, 119 
Manure, application of “ 74 
do. sheltering “ 86 
do. preparation and use of “ 110 
Manuring, proper time for Pages 115, 146, 148 
Mule Power, vs. Negro Power Page 81, 162 
Mules, report on Page 243 
Mules, Stifled, cured “ 243 
Milk, bloody, in Cows — Snakes! “ 85 
Milking, art of “ 119 
Moles Pages 180, 323 
Mole pills “ 273, 338 
Measure an acre of ground Page 183 
Mutton “ 193 
Mississippi, the seasons in “ 246 
Man, the cultivation of the “ 303 
Millet, Sugar, or “Sorgho Sucre” “ 353 
Millet “ 150 
Mixed Crops — Wheat, Sugar Cane, 6lg “ 140 
M. W. Philips, Dr., and his correspondents. “ 321 
Mulberries “ 47 
Machine, a new one wanted “ 96 
Negroes, freeing “ 183 
do. discipline among “ 192 
do. past and present condition of “ 244 
Nota-Bee-na! “ 226 
Owe no man anything “ 279 
Ollapodrida. “ 55 
Old, old Home (poetry) “ 86 
Oak Tree, White, Mr. Cope’s (illustrated) “ 128 
Oat Crop not an exhauster “ 147 
Oregon Peas Pages 148, 245, 333 
Order Hage 183 
Owls, the way to catch “ 331 
Orchard, profitable “ 196 
Oats, Poland “ 50 
Overseers, &c “ 338 
Planting in Jefferson, &c “ 19 
do. labor of the S luth, is it understood I “ 203 
Planters, Southern, policy of “ 178 
Pastures, Wheat for “ 323 
Plow, Hildreth’s Iron Gang “ 20 
Plowing, Deep Pages 74, 146, 307, 330 
Plowing (poetry) ' Page 241 
do. Stubble land “ 239 
Pen, the .' “ 215 
Pork, Beef, &.C., curing “ 31 
Potatoes, some “ 44 
do. Wild Mexican “ 50 
do. Sweet. P’gs 55, 78, 112, 1 19, 147,171 ,1 74, 179, 238,246 
do. planted in wood ashes Page 96 
do. Florida “ 13fl 
do. Culture of the Irish Pages 173, 183 
Parents influence on Progeny “ 66 
Poultry, remedy for Lice on “ 86 
Pea, Japan “ 99 
Pea, a new and Prolific Page 207, 273 
Peas, Oregon Page 148 
Pea Vint.s and Shade in Agriculture, &c “ 237 
Profession and Practice . . . ; “ 248 
Poinological Society, American, Gth session “ 150 
Paints, preparing =. . . . “ 99 
Pole, scratching “ 151 
Poudrette — is it of- any use ? “ 334 
Persimmons and other fruits for Hogs “ 175 
Physical Exercise “ 178 
Pounds to Bushels “ 193 
Prosperity, signs of (poetry) “ 194 
Practical and Scientific, «.■>. “Book Farming” “ 247 
Progressive -Planters — letter from Dr. Philips “ 279 
Peas, Japan and Oregon “ 116 
Piles, Buckeye for “ 53 
Plow and Scraper, Yost’s “ 364 
I’ea, China Prolific : “ 370 
Productions, Florida and her, : “ 370 
Rice, cleaning “ 47 
Rice crop of the Savannah River “ 278 
Roots, breaking in piowing corn, &c “ 54 
Rape, or Colza, a I'ew crop for the South Pages 76, 138 
Rotation of crops — an improving plantation Page 111 
Recre'ition, importance of “ 130 
Red Mulatto and Sandy Land “ ISO 
Rain, an inch of “ 193 
Recipes, &c “ 207 
Sugar growth in Louisiana “ 18 
do. crop of “ 23 
Sugar Cane. Chinese Pages 298, 332, 333, 353 
