The Rural Magazine, and Literary Evening Fire-Side, Vol. 1 No. 12 (1820)THE RURAL MAGAZINE, AND LITERARY EVENING FIRE-SIDE.Reading editionChapter navigation39 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE RURAL MAGAZINE, AND LITERARY EVENING FIRE-SIDE.THE DESULTORY REMARKER.THE VILLAGE TEACHER.EXCURSION FROM EDINBURGH TO DUBLIN.THE NATURAL HISTORY OF ANTS.[1]FATA MORGANA.WONDERS OF NATURE.—ENTOMOLOGY.CHEAP AND ELEGANT CARPETS.CULTIVATION OF FLOWERS IN HOLLAND.A VISIT TO TWO NUNNERIES IN ROME.ANTISEPTIC POWER OF THE PYROLIGNEOUS ACID.CHEAP, WHOLESOME, AND SAVORY FOOD.GINGER.WARS OF THE ANTS.THE DIAMOND.EXTRACTS FROM WIRT.ON THE ADVANTAGES OF NARROW RESOURCES.ACCOUNT OF MAMMOTH CAVE,RECEIPT FOR MAKING ECONOMICAL BREAD.BREAD MADE OF RICE AND FLOUR MIXED.JONAH'S GOURD.THE PROMPTER.—No. X.CHARACTER OF CHARLES JAMES FOX.PUBLIC LANDS.Extracts from the last Edinburgh Review.COTTON-SEED OIL.CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.MISCELLANY.GOVERNORS.FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE.THE CHEROKEE'S GRAVE.HOPE.ANGLER.THE MOTHER'S LAMENT.CHURCH FELLOWSHIP.STATE OF THE THERMOMETER.RAIN GAUGE AT PHILADELPHIA.TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.FOOTNOTES:Beginning of this editionNext chapter →THE DESULTORY REMARKER.All chapters and sections (39)THE RURAL MAGAZINE, AND LITERARY EVENING FIRE-SIDE.THE DESULTORY REMARKER.THE VILLAGE TEACHER.EXCURSION FROM EDINBURGH TO DUBLIN.THE NATURAL HISTORY OF ANTS.[1]FATA MORGANA.WONDERS OF NATURE.—ENTOMOLOGY.CHEAP AND ELEGANT CARPETS.CULTIVATION OF FLOWERS IN HOLLAND.A VISIT TO TWO NUNNERIES IN ROME.ANTISEPTIC POWER OF THE PYROLIGNEOUS ACID.CHEAP, WHOLESOME, AND SAVORY FOOD.GINGER.WARS OF THE ANTS.THE DIAMOND.EXTRACTS FROM WIRT.ON THE ADVANTAGES OF NARROW RESOURCES.ACCOUNT OF MAMMOTH CAVE,RECEIPT FOR MAKING ECONOMICAL BREAD.BREAD MADE OF RICE AND FLOUR MIXED.JONAH'S GOURD.THE PROMPTER.—No. X.CHARACTER OF CHARLES JAMES FOX.PUBLIC LANDS.Extracts from the last Edinburgh Review.COTTON-SEED OIL.CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.MISCELLANY.GOVERNORS.FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE.THE CHEROKEE'S GRAVE.HOPE.ANGLER.THE MOTHER'S LAMENT.CHURCH FELLOWSHIP.STATE OF THE THERMOMETER.RAIN GAUGE AT PHILADELPHIA.TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.FOOTNOTES:Vol. I. Philadelphia, Twelfth Month, 1820. No. 12.◇FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE.◇THE DESULTORY REMARKER. →