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486&#93; GENERAL INDEX OF REFERENCE. 4S6 Oxen, dlreftions for the choice of, sec Black Cattle; — for/atten- ing, see Bullocks ; — and Horses, comparative advantages of, in agri- culture, see Horse. • P. Packing, material for, see Moss. Pain, violeut, remedies for, sec Anodyne. Paintings, how to clean, see Pic- lure. Paljy, relieved by Opium, see Anodyne j Bay-treeaj Blisters Fir-tree ; Phosphorus j Rosemary Paper, materials for, see Aloe Bark j Bull-rush ; Burdock 3 Cab bage Palm ; Cotton ; Cy per- grass KctTle ; Traveller's- Joy ; Mallow Tree-Mallow ; Willow ; Bronm Hop-bines, &c. ; see also Book. Papier-mache, see Amber. Paste, for book-binders, to pre- vent ^orms, see Books ; — substi- tute for, see Asphodel ; Chps- nuta. Peach-colour dye, see Rose. Pearl-white, see Colour- making. Pears, dwarf, method of pro- ducing, see Dwarf-trees. Perfume, see Orange. Perspiration, how to promote, see Bathing; Bath; Consump- tion ; — profuse, how checked, see Soda. Phlebotomy, see Blood-letting. Phlegm, to attenuate, see Birtli- "wort. Pica, or longing, remedy for, see Sea- wrack. Pickles, new, sec Buck-bean; Caraway. Pigeons, food for, see Vetch. Pine-tree, the Scotch, its uses, and method of culture, see Fir. Plants, treatment of, see Irrita- bility ; — proper for moist ground, see Draining j — best method of packing, see Exotics j— how to ; preserve with their natural freah-* ness, see Herbal, Plant-louse, see Hot-house. Plasters, see Fir-tree ; OJivc-tree. Plethoric individuals, rules for, see Diet, Pleurisy, medicine for, sec Milk- wort. Plough, the Drill, see Drilling. Poisons, antidotes for vegetable, see Acids ; — for mineral, see An- tidotes. Ponds, how to stock, see Carp (Suppl.) ; and Fish. Pork, best method of salting, see Beef. Posts, best substance for mak- ing, sec Acacia ; Larch-tree, &c. Pot-ash, see Alkali, vegetable. Potatoes, mobt economical me- thod of cooking, see Steam ; — uti- lity of, as food, see Diet. Pottage, recipe for making, see Diet. Poultry, vegetables, &c. which fatten, see Acacia (Suppl.) ; Buck- wheat ; Chafer ; Duck's - meat ; Millet; Nettle. Pounce, see Juniper. Prints, see Bleaching. Pruning, see Apple-tree. Puddings, ingredient for, see Fescue-grass ; — to improve, see Panada ; — best method of dressing, see Steam. Purgatives, see Bindweed ; Buck- thorn ; Fox-glove ; Jalap ; Liver- wort ; Mandrake ; Plum - tree j Scamraony ; Senna ; Stone-crop. Purple-dye, seeHeaih; Linen 3 Cornei-tree; — pigments, vegetables which afford, see Bilberry, &c. Putrefa6tion, how prevented, seQ Charcoal. Putrid Diseases, see Fever. Q. Quinsy, remedies for, see Aca« cia} Anise j Cudweed, Rab*