CONTENTS OF VOLUME X. 
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Mule 3 vs. Horses.17 
Mulching Orchards.87,254 
Mustard.113 
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National Plowing Match.352 
Nasturtium.Ill 
New-York Markets. 77, 364 
New-Jersey Railroads.16 
New Trees and Shrubs in England.337 
Nitrogen, how appropriated by Plants.43 
44 from the air.143 
North-Carolina Farming. 373 
Norton, Professor’s Laboratory....310 
Northern Country House.24 
Notes on American Agriculture, review of.10, 51, 74 
4 - from Kitchen Gardener’s Memorandum Book.374 
Nursery Planting. 89 
Nutmegs, how to grate.256 
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Oats Exhaust Land..26 
44 Light Crops.336 
Ohio Farming.367 
44 Agriculturist noticed.195 
44 State Cattle Show.376 
44 Jaunt in.64, 83, 170 
Old Fashioned New England Farm House.368 
Orchard Planting. . .87, 89 
44 Caterpillars.254 
44 Trees, Overhanging, Law of. 302 
Our Readers.324 
Oyster Plant.110 
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Parsnips.110, 333 
Peach Trees, Yellows and other Diseases of.18, 43 
Peaches in London, Price of.18 
44 Louisiana.260 
Peas.49 
Pea Straw.24 
Peat. 68 
Perspiration of the Hands Prevented.256 
Physiological Fact. .'68 
Phosphate of Lime.69, 81, 123 
Pie Plant.279 
Pigs. 43 
“ Affected by Cold. 68 
Pigyard Manure.311 
Pipes, Metalic, effects of water upon.194 
Pittsburg Agency. 69 
Planting Corn.13 
Plaster on Clover.44 
Plank Roads.182 
Plant Trees.Ill 
Plants, Names of.253. 
44 Heat of. 259 
Plantation in Virginia described.209 
Pleasures of the Table.290 
Plowing Deep.14 
44 and Plows.153, 245 
44 by Steam.19 
Plow for Draining.183 
• 4 Three-Share. 209 
Plows, American in Europe.319 
44 “ France.339 
The Plow, successor to the Agriculturist.324 
Portable Press.48 
Pork—Bacon—Ham.106, 142, 178,^03, 236, 266, 299, 347 
Posts, Charring.182 
Post-Hole Auger.304 
Postage, please prepay.260 
Potato Rot.15 
44 Manure. 68 ! 
Potatoes, how fried.67 j 
44 44 Steamed.205 
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Potatoes, New Crop.163 
44 Remedy for Rot .182,217, 259 
Poultry Show.27, 56 
44 Lice to kill.217 
44 Manure, how saved and value of.346 
44 Priee of.28 
44 Raising.75, 205, 206, 268, 272, 307, 311 
44 Remedy.194 
Preserves, how to keep. 290 
Prices of Wheat.371 
Princess Tribe of Shorthorns.54 
Pruning.90 
Pumpkins, a Present.37 
Purik Sheep.177 
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Quail.33 
Quitrin Carriage.81 
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Rabbits for Market.278 
Railroad Embankments should be Planted.82 
Raspberry, Red Antwerp.303 
Ram, History of.228 
Ray Grass and Rye Grass.63 
Review of Notes on American Agriculture.10, 51, 74 
44 Agriculturist .29,61,115,158,190, 214, 251, 281, 315, 349 
44 Barry’s Fruit Garden.287 
44 Professor Johnston’s Travels.221 
Rice.50, 208 
44 Hullers.280,305 
44 Puddings.220 
Ringworm, how to cure.90 
Roller, use of in Cultivation.218 
Root Pruning.377 
Roots in Drain Pipes.100 
Rural Architecture.„.345 
Buta Baga, Profits of Cultivation.140 
Rye Flour.99 
44 Growing.276 
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Sabine Hall. 209 
Sage, Virtues of.256 
Sale of Devons.36 
Salt for Cattle and Sheep..23,63, 146, 162 268 
Salsify. 110 
Salve for Wounds.131 
Sainfoin, Cultivation of.275, 130 
Saxton, C. M., Agricultural Book Publisher.37 
Scalding Hogs. % .319 
Seaweed, Effect on Orchards.194 
Sensible Premiums.76 
Sewerage Water, cost of conveyance.291 
44 44 Value of.175 
Shade Improves Soil.305 
44 Trees.237 
Shaving Soap.99 
Shanghae Fowls.27,55, 114 
Sheep, Catarrh.34 
44 how r tamed.44 
44 Hopple Improved.66 
44 Killing, Dog Remedy.248 
44 Protection.97 
44 Purik.177 
44 Shearing Festival.250 
44 Southern.69 
Sherman, Travelling Agent.195 
Shorthorn Cattle, Sales of.36, 133, 163, 195, 245, 247 
44 44 Superiority of.54,124 
44 44 Vail’s Stock.303 
44 Bull Earl of Seaham.248 
44 44 Splendor.152,206 
; Shoulder Lameness.174 
j Silks, how cleaned.67 
44 44 to iron.131 
