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CONTENTS OF VOLUME III. 
Page. 
Maple Sugar, quantity sold in New York.317 
Markets Foreign < 29 ' 61 > 93 > 124 ’ l55 > l87 > 2l9 > 
Markets, foreign,... ^ 251, 283, 3]5? 347? 371 
« New York 5 3i > 63 > 95 ’ 127 ’ 159 ’ 191 > 223 > 
i\ew lorn. ^ 255, 287? 319j 35] ^ 3?5 
Marl (see Manures), Alabama..240 
££ Great Value at the South.292 
Marling, Great Profits of. .221 
Meat, Selection of.33 
Mechanics in Massachusetts.304 
Mice, to Keep from Winter Sown Peas.93 
Mignonette, to Increase the Scent of.... ..372 
Milk Pans, Glass.187 
“ Shedding, Soap Suds a remedy for.221 
“ Great Profit of.286 
Millet, Yellow, described.348 
Mulberry Paper.237 
Mules for Agricultural Purposes.19 
Multicole Rye, Notice of.30, 71 
Mustard Seed for Stock.219 
“ “ Profit of Growing.349 
N. 
New England Fruit Book. 254 
“ “ Farmer. 254 
New American Orchardists.354 
New York Agricultural Institute described.274 
Nursery and Garden of Messrs. Downing.97 
“ “ (( Messrs. Winter & Co.325 
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Oaks Ancient, Size of.29 
££ English, in America.33, 119, 172 
££ Timber, great Durability of.155 
££ Grafting with Chestnuts.327 
Oil for Manure.220 
Onions, Large.93 
“ C ultivation by the Tartars.155 
“ Great Yield of.374 
Orchards (see Trees), Management of Young... .304 
Oregon Territory, Description of.225 
Organic Matter in Water.29 
P. 
Paper from Cane.157 
“ “ Mulberry.237 
Pawlovnia Imperialis.29 
Peas, to keep Mice from winter-sown.93 
££ Extraordinary Production of...372 
££ Three Thousand Years old......372 
££ the Georgia Table.174 
“ the Cow, as a Fertilizer.181 
££ “ Cultivation of.236 
Pell, Robt. L., Experimental Farming.119 
Pennsylvania Farmer, noticed.125 
Peruvian Sheep, Description of.315 
Phosphate of Lime, Mineral. 214 
Physicians, Agriculturists.170, 206 
Piggery, Description of.177 
Pindars, Culture of. 18 
Planters’ Banner, noticed.30 
Planters, Proposed System for Southern.322 
Plaster of Paris, Good Effects of.75 
“ “ Prices of in New York.100 
“ “ near Salt Water.119 
<s Ci where not beneficial.225 
Plow, Three Share, described....38 
« Steam.93 
“ Subsoil and Others.. 100 
u American in England.323 
“ for turning under the Cow-Pea.362 
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Plowing, Subsoil.69, 251, 366 
££ Early on Prairies.221 
« Fall recommended.345 
Plow Boy, noticed.158 
Plum Pudding for the Million.219 
Policy of American Farmers.338, 365 
Polotokian, or Chicken-Hatcher.26 
Pork Trade of Cincinnati.157 
££ American in England.219 
Postage, Errors in.. .330 
Potatoes, Disease in.8, 316, 318, 350, 354 
“ Culture of..56, 162 
££ Prolific.61, 62 
“ Saline Manure for.139 
££ Comparative Value of.371 
“ Earliest Known.371 
“ Great Yield of.374 
Poulterer’s, the American, Companion, noticed.158, 374 
Poultry, Twin Chickens described.5,347 
££ Useful to Fruit-Trees.72 
K Cochin China Pullets.93 
££ Profits of.145, 201 
Pheasants destructive to Wire Worms.. .155 
££ Dorking Fowls, description of.164 
££ Mode of Keeping.... ..197 
££ Winter Keeping.210 
££ Russian Fowls.241 
££ Ra ising Turkeys.242 
££ House for described .16,336 
“ Guinea Goose described.304 
££ Prices of Fancy.328 
“ Hens, Inquiry as to Habits, &c.344 
“ Mexican Pheasants described...347 
“ Singular Hen “ .348 
<£ Management of.356 
<e Error Corrected. 350 
ei Yards, Chinese..371 
“ A Great Layer.371 
Prunes grown in the Southern States.318 
Pulveriser, described...25 
Pumpkins, to preserve.328 
{e Great Yield of.350 
Pump, the Lifting and Forcing.292 
Q. 
Quarterly Journal of Newfoundland Agriculture.. .30 
Quinces, Large. 349 
Quotations, Credit.126, 221, 253, 285, 286 
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Rats, to destroy.284 
Reaping Machine, Description of.. .238 
“ and Threshing Machine.372 
Rein, Patent Safety.233 
Report on Agriculture from N. Y. Legislature.... 126 
“ of Hon. H. L. Ellsworth, Com. of Patents.. 189 
“ Ruffins on South Carolina Agriculture... .285 
Rham, Rev. W. L., Obituary of..30 
Rhinelander, Dr., Garden of..310 
Rhubarb Leaves, Poison.317 
« « Large Stalks of.252 
Rice, large grain.221 
Rooks, Destroyers of Worms.252 
Root Crops, Directions for Harvesting.257 
Roses, to propagate by cutting.251 
£< the Prairie.371 
Rotation for Garden Crops.155 
££ ££ Farm Crops.258 
££ of Crops necessary.360 
Ruta Bagas, introduction into England.30 
Rye and Grass Seed sowing among Corn.232 
