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Soap Making, &.e Pages 19, 163 
Soil, taking from, without restoring Page '13 
Scours in Colts “ 55 
Sheep, South Down... “ 80 
do. Shearing Machine “ 87 
Southern Central Agricultural Society, Premiums, 
&e “ 83 
Styptic, good “ 127 
Subsoilling as. Drouth “ 129 
South Carolina, daughter of “ 140 
Skipper Fly, saving Hams from “ 151 
Southern Cultivator, take the “ 151 
Selfishness “ 170 
Shanghais, a word for “ 179 
Seed, proper selection of Pages 87, 181 
do. vitality of— query ? Page 240 
Scraps from an experienced hand “ 182 
Short Horns for the Sandwich Islands “ 192 
Salersetus, is it poison ? “ 193 
Selected Sentiments “ 196 
Slave Property in the U. S “ 260 
Stutfed Bantam and N. P. Willis “ 271 
Sorgho Sucre, or Sugar l^Iillet Pages 298, 332, 333, 353 
Soutliern Dairy Page 337 
Sea Coast, Wheat Growing on the “ 353 
Sport, philosophy of (poetry) “ 338 
South, the true policy of “ 113 
Sowing Grain, a table for “ 50 
Sugar Cane, Chinese, its great value, &c. 
[Pages 298,332,333, 353 
Seaboard, Crops on the “ 365 
Sugar Cane, Cninese, Report of Dr. Battey, (lllus.) “ 366 
Sugar Crop of Cuba “ 371 
Table, showing the distance for sowing grain, «fcc.. “ 50 
Tools, a new Avay to sharpen “ 52 
Trout, living in a well 25 years “ 67 
Temperature, for 6 years past “ 117 
Timber “ 214 
Texas Ant, the “ 322 
Tnresher, Cotton “ 371 
Vermont Wind-Mill (illustrated) “ 22 
Vineyards, &c “ 116 
Vine in Alabama “ 119 
Work for the Month. .Pages 9, 41, 73, 105, 137, 169, 
201 , .233, 265, 297 , 329 and 361 
Wind-Mill, Vermont ^ “ 22 
Wire N etting Fence '. ‘ ■ 48 
Water, softening and purifying hard or Lime “ ' 87 
do. Ram, &.C “ 335 
Wine. Instructions on the art of makings. Pages 274, 318, 341 
Wine “ 147 
W. R.s respcnse, See., to ''Brooinsedge’’ ‘‘ 321 
Wheat Growing on the Sea Coast '. “ 353 
Weather in Mississinpi. “ 116 
Yopon, or Souther n T,ea Plant “ 140 
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Agriculturalist, South Caruiina - ihiges 
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Book Table, our [ 
Books, Agricultural, &:c 
Cultivator, Fourteenth A'olume of. . . . 
Cotton Seed, Nankeen 
do. Harvester, the 
Corn planting— Deep Plowing, &c'. 
Chinese Sugar Cans 
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Commercial Convention, &c., &e “ 373 
Chinese Suerar Cane, pure seed “ 373 
Domestic Economy, Recipes, &c “ 25 
Date, out of “ 121 
Dried Fruits and Vegetables “ 154 
Educational Wants of Georgia Pages 205, 250 282, 346 
Education 
Fair at Montgomery, Ala 
Fish Ponds 
Fish Breeding Artificially 
Freight on the State Road 
Frank Leslie’s Newspaper 
Fruits Scions, &c Pagps57) 186 
do. Culture, profits of Page 280 
do. Southern, Culture, &c “ 153 
do. a new Southern ‘‘ ^17 
do. Show at Athena “ 280 
Farmers’ Club, Beech Ilsaiid “ 185 
Fair, State, for 1856 “ 281 
Education “ 280 
Gang Plow, Hildreth’s Pages 27,57 
Georgia Land Office “ 57 
Georgia, Hints for Stock Growers in “ 9() 
do. Pomological Society ‘‘ 186 
Gardeniqg for the ‘‘ 120 
Georgia and her Rail Roads “ 186 
do. Educational Wants of Pages 205, 250, 282, 346 
Grapes, fine Catawba Page 313 
Giape crops in Ohio and the South 
Grading Land . . .4 
Hildreth’s Gang Plow, 
Hints for Stock Growers in Georgia 
Horse Show 
Horticulturist the 
Hints for the Season 
Hints in Wheat Culture 
Horizontal Plowing — Grading Land 
Irish Potatoes and Stable Manure 
Japan Pea 
Lime for Manure 
Louisiana, Sugar Crop of . . . . , ^ 
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Macartney Rose, single White 
Manure, Lime for 
McDowell’s Rhododendron 
Mule Power Negro Pov/er 
Nelson, Robert, A. 
Opinions of the Press 
Ohio Wine — Vine Prospects in the South 
Oat Grasses and “Rescue” • • • 
Premiums Pages 25, 56,88, 120, lo3 
Plow, Hildreth’s Gang “ 27 
Plowing deep— ivply [o “ W. R.” “ 219 
Paptr, new “ 57 
Plants, protecting from frost and sun 
Pomological Society, American Pages 121, 15.1, 18o 
do. Meeli.g “ 2L_ 
Pea, the Japan “ l8o 
Peaches, September Pages 280,312 
Prolific Pea, Cnimi. .Page 344 
Press, opinions ot the 
Piennuins fur 1857 
Pomology, Southern, and Art 
Publicatioi s, new 
Rose, single White Macartney 
RhodoUendron, McDowell’s 
Rare Seeds 
Rescue aud Tall Oat Grassts 
Seecs I’ages 
Season, the “ 5,-,l5o 
Shade and Shelter, effec-,s of, on Fertility Page 9i» 
Stock-Orowers in Geoigia, hints for “ 9t> 
Sugar Crop of Louisiana Page 121 
Savannah “ 184 
South, Vineyards in the — Mr. Axt “ 216) 
September Peaeht s Pr ges 289, t>! 2 
Sugar Cane, or Sorg'ho Sucre, Ac “ 33-5 
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