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CONTENTS OF NOVEMBER NUMBER. 
Espaliers ; Cemetery of the Evergreens ; Special Manures ) o^n 
Depraved Appetite.j 
Jefferson-County Dairy Farming, Solon Robinson. 331 
Remarks on Breeding. 332 
Farm of Mr. Buckalew. 333 
Agricultural Geology, No. 5 .. 334 
Set Out Your Fruit Trees; Economy and Preservation of 1 
Farmyard Manure.j 
A New Wheat for the South, P. Davidson ; Garden and ) w 
Fire Engines ; Errors in Composting Farm Manures J ■ 
Agriculture in New Hampshire, No. 2, P. 337 
The Cut Worm, D. J. Fluker; Protection of Oyster Beds ; ) 
Water Oxen; Storm Glass; Fall Plowing.J 
Sundry Queries, A Young Farmer; Culture of Grapes. 339 
To Renovate Pear Trees, I.; Certain Cure for Footail in } o#™ 
Sheep, Hugh Eaton; Village Lectures, No. 1. \ 
Electro Magnetism, as a Motive Power; Improved Hay 1 
Rakes, L. Durand; To Prevent Fermentation in Ci- V 342 
der, Wine, or Beer.) 
Sketches of Canada, Solon Robinson ; To Prevent Oxen ) o,.> 
from Hauling or Crowding. ) 
The Hog; Force Pumps.. 344 
Construction of Lime Kiln—Burning Lime. 345 
Important Discovery—Lard Rendered Fluid by Mixing ) 
with Rosin; Alderney Butter—Choice Grapes ; > 346 
White Blackberries. 
Storing Turnip and Other Roots for Winter; Why is the 1 
Garden more Fertile than the Field ; Feeding Stock > 347 
on Pea Fields. ) 
Prepare Your Wheat for Winter ; To Prepare Aspara- ) 
gus Beds; Employment of Poorhouse Children ; j g^g 
California Mode of Constructing Dams ; The Impor- ) 
tance of Leaves to Plants.j 
Review of the October Number of the Agriculturist, Re- ) g^ 
viewer. i 
Extension of the Sugar Region of Louisiana; Portable \ or. 
Steam Engine for Farm Purposes.$ 
The Hen Fever; French Contract for English Cavalry \ 
Horses; Arrack. s 
The Garden Roller; New-York Agricultural Warehouse; \ , 
Awards at the Late State Fair and Show.t 
Saratoga-County Agricultural Fair, A. Sherman ; To ) 0=4 
Measure Hay in Stacks. 1 
Ladies’Department.—C omfort and Cookery; Anotta ) 
Dye; Elder-Bud Pickle ; Making Brine—for the use > 355 
of Young Housekeepers; Jerked Beef. ) 
Foreign Agricultural News. 356 
Editors’Table. 357 
Review" of the Markets. 358 : 
