Chapter 19

Roses are sometimes troubled with insects, which should be brushed off with a feather, and the plants washed with a decoction of tobacco, (not too strong,) they will not bloom when thus infested. There is another insect that fastens itself to the bark of lemon trees, and other plants; frequent washing with soap suds and brushing the sterns, removes it, and some times wash the leaves with a sponge, when the weather is too cold to put them out of doors. Setting them out in a warm rain, or watering them well all over the foliage, is very reviving to plants. Be careful to have pieces of old broken earthen-ware at the bottom of each pot, to drain them, or the plants will not thrive. The earth should be sometimes removed, and an occasional re-potting, is an advantage; being careful not to disturb the roots. A mixture of charcoal and sand, and rich earth of more than one kind is thought best. Earth fresh from the woods is good for pot-plants, as well as borders, but should always be mixed with a stronger soil. Roses that are planted round a house, should have a deep and rich soil made for them, and they will then bloom beautifully all the season.

Pot plants should in summer be placed in a situation where they wilt not be exposed to intense heat. Some persons place their pots in the earth on the north side of the house; others keep them in a porch where they can get some sun. They require much more water in summer. The wax plant blooms beautifully in summer, and should be kept in a sheltered situation, not exposed to the wind; it should have a strong frame of wood and wire to run on, well secured in a tub or box. Hyacinths and crocuses should be planted in pots, boxes, or small tubs, in rich earth, in October or November; a small painted tub is very suitable, and will hold a dozen hyacinths, and as many crocus roots. The most beautiful I ever saw in a window, were planted in this way, by keeping some in the sun, and others in the shade you can have a succession of blooms, they are also pretty in root glasses, but this plan will exhaust the roots. After blooming in the house, they should be planted in the garden. The same roots will not answer the next year for parlor culture, they increase very fast in the garden by proper care.

There is something refining to the mind in the cultivation of flowers, either in a garden or in pots. Many hours that would be weary or lonely, are thus pleasantly occupied, and the mind refreshed.

I now take leave of the reader, with a sincere desire, that these remarks may be of use, and that the receipts which I have been at some pains in compiling and arranging, may be acceptable.

INDEX

A.

Accidents--poisons taken by mistake, remedies for, Acid, to restore Colors, &c., Acts of Kindness, to Encourage Children in, Adhesive Plaster, Ague, Cure for, Alamode, Beef, Almond Cake, Almond Cream, Almonds, to Blanch. Apple Butter, Apples, Baked, Apple and Bread Pudding, Apples, Crab, to Preserve, Apple Custard, Apple Dumplings, Apple Float, Apple Fritters, Apple Jelly, Apple Marmalade, Apples, Pine, Apples, to Preserve, Apples, Pine, Syrup, Apple Pudding, Apples, to Stew for Pies, Apple Water, Apricots, preserved, Arrow-root, Arrow root Pudding, Asparagus,

B.

Bacon--to Cure, Bacon, Dumplings, Bacon Fraise, Baking in a Brick-oven, Baking in a Dutch-oven, Baking in a Stove, Balloon Pudding, Balls, Force Meat, Balsam-apple, &c., Bannock, Corn, Bark Tincture, Bath, Mustard, Bathing, Batter Pudding, Barley Panada, Barley Water, Batter Bread with Yeast, Batter, a Loaf of Muffin, Beans, Green, for Winter use, Beans, Lima, Beans, String, Bean Soup, Beds, Feather, Bedsteads, Cleaning, Bee, Sting of a, Beef Alamode, Beef, Curing, Beef, Dried, Beef Kidney, to Fry, Beef Pudding, Baked, Beef Shin Soup, Beef Spiced in Irish style, Beef Steak Pie, Beef Steak Pudding, Beef Steak, Beef Tea, Beef, Fried, Beef, Roasted, Beef, Pickle for two Rounds, Beef, Pork, or Mutton Cured, Beef, Stewed, for the Sick, Beef, Stuffed, Round of, Beef's Feet, Beef's Heart, Baked, Beef's Tongue, to Boil, Beer, Harvest, Beer, Molasses, Beer, Porter, Beer, Spruce, Beer, to make two Gallons, Beets, Berries, Spice Wood, Biles, Cure for, Bilious Colic, Birds' West Pudding, Biscuit, Dyspepsy, Biscuit, Light, Biscuit, Maryland, Biscuit, Naples, Biscuit, Quick, Biscuit, Salaeratus, Biscuit, Tea, Bitters, Wine, Brittania Ware, Black Cake, Black Currant Jelly, Black Walnuts, to Pickle, Blackberries, to Preserve, Blackberry Cordial, Blackberry Flummery, Blackberry Wine, Blacking for Boots and Shoes, Blacking for Morocco Shoes, Blancmange of Jelly, Blancmange of Moss, Blancmange, Blancmange, Calf's Foot, for the Sick, Blankets, Blister Ointment, Blue, to Color Cotton, Boiling Fresh Meat, Boiling Puddings, Bologna Sausage, Boots and Shoes, to make Water-proof, Brain Cakes, Brains and Tongue, Brandy, Lemon, Brandy, Peaches in, Brandy, Rose, Brass, to Clean, Brazil Wood Dye, Bread and Apple Pudding, Bread Batter Cakes, Bread of Indian Meal, remarks on making, Bread Pudding, Bread Rolls, Bread Rusk, Bread, Bread, Batter, with Yeast, Bread, Corn Meal, Bread, Dyspepsy, Bread, Graham, Bread, Indian, Bread, Light, Bread, Mixed, Brick Oven Directions, Brick Oven, to Bake in, Broth, Mutton and Veal, Brown Mixture for a Cough, Brown, to Color, Bruises, Buckwheat Cakes, Bunions, Bunns, Burns and Scalds, Butler, Butter for Winter Use, Butter, a Pickle for, Butter to Keep a Length of Time, Butter-milk, Batter Cakes, Butter, Drawn,

C.

Cabbage, to Boil, Cabbage, to pickle, Cake, Almond, Cake, Remarks on Making and Baking, Cake, Black, Cakes, Brain, Cakes, Bread Batter, Cakes, Butter milk, Cakes, Butter milk Batter, Cakes, Buckwheat, Cake, Composition, Cakes, Corn Batter, Cakes, Cheese, Cake, Cider, Cake, Crisp Ginger, Cake, Cup, Cake, Dover, Cake, Flannel, Cake, Fruit, Cheap, Cake, Fruit, Rich, Cake, Ginger Cup, Cake, Icing for, Cake, Indian Pound, Cake, Jelly, Cake, Journey, Cake, Lemon Sponge, Cake, Loaf, Cakes, Little Indian, Cakes, Maryland Corn, Cake, Madison, Cakes, Mush Flannel, Cake, New Year, Cakes, Pan, Cake, Pound, Cake, Plum or Fruit, Cake, Plum, raised, Cake, Queen, Cake, Rice, Sponge, Cake, Rice Pound Cakes, Rice Cake, Sponge, Cake, Sponge, in Small Pans, Cake, Salaeratus, Cake, Short, Cake, Virginia Hoe, Cake, Washington, Cakes, Wafer, Cake, White, Calf's Foot, Blancmange, Calf's Foot Jelly, Calf's Head to Boil, Calf's Head, to Brown, Calf's Head Soup, Candles, Candied Preserves, Candy, Hoarhound, Cantelopes, to Preserve, Calicoes, Washing, Carolina Corn Rolls, Carrageen or Irish Moss Blancmange, Carpets, Rag, Carpets, to put Straw under, Carrots, Catsup, Cucumber, Catsup, Mushroom, Catsup, Tomato, Catsup, Green Tomato, Catsup, Walnut, Cauliflowers, Carving, Remarks on, Cedar Dye, Celery Sauce, Cellars, Cleaning, Cement, Fire-proof, Cement for Bottles, Cement for mending iron, Cement, Weather proof, Chapped Lips, Charity, Economy the Source of, Charcoal, Magnesia and Salts, Cheese, Cheese Cakes, Cheese, Cottage, Cheese Curds, Cheese, Pennsylvania Cream, Cheese, Hogshead, Cheese, Walnut, Cherries, Dried, Cherries, to Pickle, Cherries and Peaches, to Pickle, Cherries to Preserve, Cherry Cordial, Cherry Sauce, Cherry Toast, Chickens, to Broil, Chickens, to Fry, Chickens, to Fry, in Batter, Chickens, Fricasseed, Chickens in Paste, Chicken, Cold, with Vinegar, Chicken Pie, Chicken Pudding, Chickens, to Roast, Chicken Salad, Chickens Stewed with Rice, Chickens Stewed with Corn, Chickens, to Stew, for the Sick, Chicken Soup, Chicken Water Chilblains, Remedy for, China, Mending, Chines, Chocolate, for the Sick, Chocolate, Racahaut, Chops, Mutton, Chloride of Lime, Cholera Morbus, Chrome Yellow Wash, Cider, to make, Cider Marmalade, Citron Melon, Clams, to Fry and Stew, Clear Starching Cleaning Bedsteads, Cleaning Cellars, Cleaning Floors, Cleaning Kid Gloves, Cleaning Paint, Cleaning Silver, Cleaning Stoves, Cloth, to take Lime out of, Cloth, to take Wax out of Cocoanut Pudding, Cod Fish, Salt, Coffee, to Boil and Roast, Coffee for the Sick, Cold Custard, Cold Slaw, Colds, Remedy for, Colic, Colic, Bilious, Colic, Infants, Cologne, Colors taken out by Acids, to Restore Coloring, Conserve, Peaches to, Conserve, Pears to Conserve of Roses, Cooking for the Sick, Cordial, Blackberry, Cordial, Cherry, Cordial, Peach, Cordial, Quince, Cordial, Warner's, Cordials, Wines. &c., Corn Bannock, Cora Beef, to Boil. Cora Gruel, Corn Batter Cakes, Corn Bread, Corn Dumplings, Corn Flour, Dry Yeast of, Corn Fritters, Corn Meal Porridge, Corn Meal Pudding, Corn Muffins, Corn Pudding in paste, Corn Starch, Corn, Green, for Winter use, Corn, Green, to Boil, Corn, to Fricassee, Corns, Salve for, Cottage Cheese, or, Smearcase, Cough, Brown Mixture for a, Cough, for a, Cough, Remarks on a, Cough, Whooping, Cough, Lemon Mixture for a, Crab Apples, to Preserve, Crackers, Soaked, Cracks in Stoves, to Mend, Cramp in the Stomach, Cramp, Cranberries, Cream Cheese, Cream Sauce, Cream, Almond, Cream, Custard, Cream, Ice, Freezing, Cream, Poultice, Cream, Snow, Cream, Toast, Crisp Ginger Bread, Croup, for the, Crullers, Cucumber Catsup, Cucumbers, Cut, to Pickle, Cucumbers, to Fry or Slice, Cucumbers, to Pickle, Cucumbers, to Pickle, Small, Cucumbers, to Preserve, Cultivation of Flowers, Cup Cake, Curds, Cheese, Curds, Skim, Curds, Whey Slam, Currant Jelly, Currant Jelly, Black, Currant Pie, Currant Syrup, Currant Wine, Currants, to Preserve, Curtains, Custard Baked in Cups, Custard Bread Pudding, Custard for the Sick, Custard Hasty Pudding, Custard, Apple, Custard, Boiled, Custard, Cold, Custard, Cream, Custard, Ice, Custard, to Boil in Water, Custard, with Raisins, Cutlets, Veal, Cuts and Wounds, Remedy for, Cutting Glass, Cymblings, or Squashes,

D.

Damson Sauce, Damsons for Pies, Damsons, to Preserve, Deafness, Debility, Bitters for, Decanter, to Remove a Stopper from, Diseases, Summer, Domestics, on the Management of, Dough-nuts, Drab, to Color, Drawn Butter, Dressing, or Stuffing, Dried Beef, Dried Beef, to Stew, Dropsy, Ducks, to Roast, Dumplings, Apple, and Peach, Dumplings, Bacon, Dumplings, Corn, Dumplings, Drop, Dumplings, Large, Dumplings, Light Bread, Dumplings, Rice, Dumplings, Stew, Dumplings, Suet, Dutch-ovens, to Bake in, Dyeing Black, Dyeing Brown, Dyeing Carpet Rags, Dyeing Cotton, blue, Dyeing Drab, Dyeing Lead Color, Dyeing Olive, Dyeing Orange, Dyeing Red, Dyeing Scarlet, Dyeing with Brazil Wood, Dyeing with Cedar boughs, Dyeing Yarn Green, Dyeing Yellow, Dysentery, Dyspepsy Biscuit, Dyspepsy Bread,

E.

Ear-Ache, Remedy For, Early Rising Promotes Punctuality, Ears, Wash for Sore, Earthen Vessels, Economy, the Source of Charity, Egg Panada, Egg Plant, to Bake, Egg Plant, to Fry, Egg Rolls, Egg Sauce, Eggs in Lime-water, Eggs to Grease, for Winter use, Eggs, to Boil, Eggs, to Clean Soiled, Eggs, to Fry, Eggs, to Poach, Elder Ointment, Elderberry Jam for Colds, Elderberry Wine, Elecampane and Hoarhound Syrup English Walnuts, Erysipelas, Eyes, Wash for Weak,

F.

Falls, Feather Beds, Felons, Figs, Tomato, Filtering Water, Fire, Precautions against, Fish, Fresh, to Boil, Fish, Fresh, to Fry, Fish, Oysters, &c., Fish, Rock, to Stew or Bake, Fish, Salt Cod, to Boil, Flannel Cakes, Flannels, to Wash, Flaxseed Poultice, Floating Island, Float, Apple, Floors, to Clean, Floors, to take Grease out of, Flour, to Brown for Gravy, Flowers, the Cultivation of, Flummery, Blackberry, Flummery, Rice, Food for the Sick, Force Meat Balls, Fowls to Bake, Fox Grape Jam, Fraise Bacon, Freezing Ice Cream French Honey, French Rolls, Fresh Meat, to Boil, Fresh Meat, to Keep, Fresh Meat, to Restore when kept too long, Fresh Shad, to Bake, Fricassee, Chickens to Fricassee, Cora, to Fricassee, Tomatoes to Fritters, Apple, Fritters, Corn, Fritters, Indian Meal, Fritters, Oysters, Fritters, Rice, Fritters, Snow, Fruit Cake, Fruit to Stew for Pies, Fruit, Frosted, Furniture, Linseed Oil for, Furs and Woollens, to Keep,

G.

Gardens and Yards, Gathering on a Finger, Geese, to Pick, General Remarks, &c. Giblet Pie and Soup, Ginger Cup-cake, Ginger Tea, Ginger Wine, Ginger, to Preserve Green, Ginger-bread Nuts, Ginger-bread, Crisp, Ginger-bread, Light, Glass, to Cut, Gloves, to Clean Kid, Goose, to Roast, Gooseberries, to Preserve, Gooseberry Wine, Gout, Graham Bread, Grapes for Pies, Grapes in Brandy, Grates and Stoves, to Clean, Gravy with Roast Turkey, Gravy, Hash, Gravy, to Brown Flour for, Grease, to take out of Floors, Greasers for Bake Irons, Green Beans for Winter use, Green Corn Pudding, Green Peppers, to Preserve, Green Tomato Catsup, Green Wash, Green, to Color, Greens, to Boil, Gruel, Corn, Gruel, Oat Meal, Gum Arabic Paste, Gumbo Soup, Gums, Scurvy of,

H.

Ham, to Bake, Ham, to Boil, Ham, to Fry, Ham, to Stew, for the Sick, Hams, to Cure, Hash made of Fowls, Hash, Veal, Hash Gravy, Hasty Custard Pudding, Hasty Pudding of Indian Meal, Head-ache, Remedy for, Hearths, a Wash for, Heating a Brick-oven, Herbs, Gardens and Yards, Herring and Shad, Herring, Harford, Herring, Trash, to Pot, Herring, to Boil, Hints to Young Wives, Hoarhound and Elecampane Syrup, Hoarhound Candy, Hoe Cake, Hogshead Cheese, Hominy to Boil or Fry, Honey and Lemon Juice for a Cough, Hop Ointment, Hop Poultice, Housekeepers, to Encourage in their First Attempts, House Linen, Care of, Huckleberry Pudding, Huckleberry Pudding, Elkridge, Huxham's Buck Tincture,

I.

Ice Cream Freezing, Ice Cream superior Receipt for Making, Ice Cream with Fruit, Ice Cream with Lemon, Ices, to Stain, Icing, for Cake, Ice Custard with Vanilla, Indian Bread with Butter milk, Indian Corn Remarks on the Use of, Indian Pound Cake, Infant's Colic, Infant's Sore Mouth, Irish Stew, Irish Moss Blancmange, Island, Floating, Isinglass Jelly,

J.

Jam, Elderberry, Jam, Green Fox Grape, Jam, Ripe Fox Grape, Jelly, Apple, Jelly, Blancmange of, Jelly, Black Currant, Jelly, Currant, Jelly, Calf's Foot, Jelly, Cake, Jelly, Green Grape, Jelly, Isinglass, Jelly, Mulled, Jellies Preserves &c., Jelly, Quince, Jelly, Tapioca, Jelly, Tomato, Journey Cake, Jumbles Common, Jumbles, Cup, Jumbles for Delicate Persons, Jumbles, Molasses, Jumbles, Jackson, Jumbles, Rich,

K.

Kettles, Preserving, to clean, Keeping Apples for Winter use, Kid Gloves, to clean, Kidney, to fry Beef with, Kidneys, Affections of the, Kisses, Knives and Forks, to clean,

L.

Labor Saving Soap, Lamb, to Roast, Lamb, to Stew or Fry, Lard, Rendering, Lavender, Compound, Lead Color, Lemon Brandy, Lemon Butter, Lemon Ice Cream, Lemon Juice, Syrup of, Lemon Marmalade, Lemon Mixture for a Cough, Lemon Pudding, Lemon Syrup, Lemon and Honey for a Cough, Lemon, Green, to Preserve, Lettuce, Ley Poultice, Ley and Soda, Preparation for Washing, Light Biscuit, Light Bread Dumplings, Lily Ointment, Lily Root Poultice, Lima Beans, Lime, Chloride of, Lime, to take, out of Cloth, Linen, House, Linen, to take Ink and Fruit Stains out of, Linseed Oil for Furniture, Liver Sausage, Liver, to Fry Veal's, Liver, to Fry, Liverwort Syrup, Loaf Cake, Locked Jaw,

M.

Macaroons, Mackerel, to Boil, Madison Cake, Magnesia, Charcoal and Salts, Mahogany Furniture, Mangoes with Oil and Vinegar, Pickling, Mangoes, Mangoes, Pepper, Mansfield Muffins, Marble, Marmalade of mixed Fruits.. Marmalade, Apple, Marmalade, Cider, Marmalade, Lemon, Marmalade, Peach, Marmalade, Quince, Maryland Biscuit, Maryland Com Cakes, Matresses, Directions for Making, Meat, Fresh, to Restore, Meat, Roasting, Meat, to Boil Fresh, Meat, to keep Fresh, Melon Citron, to Preserve, Mending China, Mending Clothes, Milk Porridge, Milk Rolls, Milk Toast, Milk Yeast, Mince Pies, Mince Pies, Farmers, Mince Pies, Pork, Mixture, Brown, for Cough, Molasses Beer, Molasses Candy, Molasses Jumbles, Molasses Posset, for a Cold, Molasses Sauce, Mortification, Ointment for, Muffin Batter, a Loaf of, Muffins, Muffins, Boiled Milk, Muffins, Cold Water, Muffins, Corn, Muffins, Cream, Muffins, Mansfield, Muffins, Rice, Mulled Jelly, Mulled Wine, Mush Cakes, Fried Mush, Mush Flannel cakes, Mush Muffins, Mush Rolls, Mush, Mush, Rye, Mushroom Catsup, Mushroom Sauce, Mushrooms, to Pickle, Mushrooms, to Stew and Fry, Mustard Bath, for the Feet, Mustard Whey, Mutton Chops, Mutton Soup, Mutton and Veal Broth,

N.

Naples Biscuit, Nasturtions, New Year Cake,

O.

Oat-meal Gruel, Ointment, Blister, Ointment, Elder, Ointment, Hop, Ointment, Lily, Ointment, Precipitate, Ointment, St. Johnswort, Ointment, Tar, Ointment, for Mortification, Olive, to Color, Omelet, Onion Poultice, Onions Pickled, Onions, to Boil, Orange, to Color, Oven, Baking in a Dutch, Oven, Brick, Directions for Heating, Oyster Fritters, Oyster Pie, Oyster Pie, Baltimore, Oyster Plant, or Salsify, Oyster Sauce, Oyster Soup, Oysters and Fish, Oysters, Pickled, Oysters, Scolloped, Oysters, to Brown, Oysters, to Fry,

P.

Paint, to Clean, Pan Cakes, Pan Cakes, Water, Panada, Panada, Barley, Panada, Egg, Papered Walls, Parsnips, Paste, Gum Arabic, Paste, for Puddings or Pies, Pea Soup, Peach Dumplings, Peach Marmalade, Peach Pie, Peaches in Brandy, Peaches in Cider, Peaches, Pickled, Peaches, Spiced, Peaches, to Conserve, Peaches, to Preserve, Pears, to Conserve, Pears, to Preserve, Peas, Pepper Mangoes, Peppers, Green, to Preserve, Picking Geese, Pickle for Butter, Pickle for Chines, Pickled Oysters, Pickled Pork, Pickles, Vinegar, &c., Pickles, Yellow, Pie Crust, to Make, Pie, Beef Steak, Pie, Chicken, Pie, Currant, Pie, Mince, Pie, Oyster, Pie, Peach, Pie, Pork Mince, Pie, Puddings, &c., Pie, Rhubarb, Pie, Sweet Potato, Pies, to Stew fruit for, Pies, to make Common, Pig, to Roast a, Pigeons, Pigs' Feet, Pigs' Head, Pine Apple Syrup, Pine Apples, Plaster, Adhesive, Plum Cake, Plum Cake, raised, Plums, Green Gage, Poached Eggs, Poison, Remedy for, Poke and Greens, Pokeberry Juice, to Stain Ices, Pone, Cold Water, Pone, Lightened, Pone, Virginia, Pork Stew Pie, Pork, or Mutton, to Corn, Pork, to Fry and Stew, Pork, to Pickle, Pork, to Roast, Porridge, Corn Meal, Porridge, Milk, Porter Beer, Pot Pie, Potash Soap, Potato Starch, Potato Yeast, Potato Yeast, with Sugar, Potatoes, Sweet, Potatoes, to Boil, Potatoes, to Fry, Potatoes, to Stew, Poultice, Bread and Milk, Poultice, Cream, Poultice, Flaxseed, Pound Cake, Poultice, Hop, Poultice, Onion, Poultice, Ley, Poultice, Lily, Poultice, Sassafras, Precautions against Fire, Precipitate Ointment, Preserves, Candied, Preserves, Jellies, &c., Pudding of Corn Meal. Pudding of whole Rice, Pudding, Apple, Pudding, Arrow Root, Pudding, Baked Beef, Pudding, Baked, Pudding, Balloon, Pudding, Beef Steak, Pudding, Bird's Nest, Pudding, Boiled Indian, Pudding, Boiling, Pudding, Bread, Pudding, Butter, Pudding, Chicken, Pudding, Coaco nut, Pudding, Custard Bread, Pudding, Custard Hasty, Pudding, Elkridge, Huckleberry, Pudding, Huckleberry, Pudding, Lemon, Pudding, New England Hasty, Pudding, Plain Rice, Pudding, Potato, Pudding, Preserve, Pudding, Pumpkin, Pudding, Quince, Pudding, Rice, Pudding, Richmond, Pudding, Suet, Pudding, Sweet Potato, Pudding, Switzerland, Pudding. Green Corn, Puddings, in little Pans, Puff Paste, Pumpkins, to Bake, Pumpkins, to Boil, Pumpkins, to Dry, Pumpkins, to Preserve, Putty, to Remove,

Q.

Queen Cake, Quick Biscuit, Quick Waffles, Quince Jelly,

R.

Rabbits and Squirrels, Racahaut Chocolate, Rag Carpet, to make a, Raisins in Syrup, Raspberries, to Preserve, Raspberry Vinegar, Raspberry Wine, Rats and Roaches, to destroy, Red Mixture, Red, to Color, Remarks on Carving, and the behavior of children at table, Remarks to Encourage Young Housekeepers in their first attempts, Remarks upon a Cough, Remedies, Simple, Rendering Lard and Tallow, Rennet Whey, Rennet Wine, Rennet, for Cheese, Rheumatism, Rhubarb Pies, Rhubarb, Spiced, Rica Pudding, Rice Cakes, Rice Dish with Fruit, Rice Dumplings. Rice Flour Pound Cake, Rice Flour Sponge Cake, Rice Flummery, Rice Fritters, Rice Milk, Rice Muffins, Rice Pudding, Plain, Rice Waffles, Rice, Stewed with Chicken, Rice, to Boil, Rich Fruit Cake, Richmond Pudding, Roasting Coffee, Roasting Meat, Rock Fish, to Stew or Bake, Rolls, Boiled Milk, Rolls, Bread. Rolls, Carolina Corn, Rolls, Egg. Rolls, French, Rolls, Mush, Rolls, Potato, Rolls, Soft, Rolls, Twist, Rolls, Water, Rose Brandy, Rose Conserve, Rose Water, Rusk for Drying, Rusk, Rusk, Bread, Rye, Mush,

S.

Sago, Salad, Chicken. Sally Lunn, Salsify or Oyster Plant, Salt Cod, Salt Salmon, to Boil, Salt Shad, to Boil, Salt Shad, to Broil, Salve for Burns, Salve for Corns, Salve, Dealer's, Salaeratus Biscuit, Salaeratus Cake, Sassafras Poultice, Sauce, Celery, Sauce, Cream, Sauce, Egg, Sauce, Molasses, Sauce, Mushroom, Sauce, Oyster, Sauce, Tomato, Sauce, White, Sauce, Wine, Sausage Meat, Sausage, Bologna, Sausage, Liver, Scalds and Burns, Scarlet, to Dye, Scolloped Oysters, Scrapple, Screw Dumplings, Scurvy of the Gums, Shad, to Broil, or Bake, Shad, to put up, and Herring, Short Cake, Silver, to Clean, Simple Remedies, Skim Curds of Whey, Skim Curds, Slaw, Cold, Smearcase, or Cottage Cheese, Snow Cream, Snow Fritters, Soap Stones, Soap, Soap, Hard, Soap, Later Saving, Soap, Potash, Soap, Volatile, Sore Mouth, Infants, Sore Throat, for a, Soup of Dried Beans, Soup, Beef Shin. Soup, Calf's Head, Soup, Chicken, Soup, Giblet, Soup, Gumbo, Soup, Mutton, Soup, Oyster, Soup, Pea, Soup, Shin, Soup, Vegetable, Soups, Souse, Spermaceti, to take out of cloth, Spice-wood Berries, Spiced Beef, Spiced Peaches, Spider, for the Bite of a, Sponge Cake, Sprained Ankle, Sprained Limb, Spruce Beer, Squashes, or Cymblings, Squirrels and Rabbits, St. Johnswort Ointment, Stains, to take out of Linen, Starch, Common, Starch, Corn, Starch, Potato, Starching Clear, Steak, Beef, Stew, Irish, Sting of a Bee, Stir-about, Stopper, to Remove from a Decanter, Stoves or Grates, to Clean, Stoves, to Mend, Straw under Carpets, Strawberries, String Beans, Stuffing, or Dressing, Suet Pudding, Suet, to keep Several Months, Sugar, to Clarify, Summer Diseases. Sweet Bread, Veal, Sweet Potato Pie, Sweet Potato Pudding, Sweet Potatoes, Switzerland Pudding, Syrup of Lemon Juice, Syrup, Currant, Syrup, Hoarhound, and Elecampane, Syrup, Lemon, Syrup, Liverwort, Syrup, Pine Apple, Syrup, Raisins in, Syrups and Ices,

T.

Table Cloths, Taffy, or Molasses Candy, Tallow, to Render, Tapioca, Tar Ointment, Tea, Tea, Beef, Tea, Black, Tea, Ginger, Teeth, Cleaning the, Terrapins, Tetter, Cure for the, Tetter, Warts, &c., Throat, Sore, Tin Kitchens, Roasting in, Tincture, Huxham's Bark, Toast Water, Toast for the Sick, Toast, Cream, Toast, Milk, Tomato Catsup, Tomato Figs, Tomato Jelly, Tomato Omelet, Tomato Sauce, Tomatoes for Winter Use, Tomatoes, Green, for Pies, Tomatoes, to Bake, Tomatoes, to Broil, Tomatoes, to Fry, Tomatoes, to Pickle, Tomatoes, to Preserve, Tomatoes, to Stew, Tongue and Brains, Tongue, to Boil, Tongues, to Cure a Dozen, Tooth-ache, Trifle, Turkey, to Boil, Turkey, to Roast, Turnips, Twist Rolls,

V.

Vanilla, Veal Cutlets, Veal Hash, Veal and Lamb, to Roast, Veal and Mutton Broth, Veal's Liver, to Fry, Veal, Stuffed Leg of, Veal, to Boil, Veal, to Fry and Stew, Vegetable Soup, Vegetables, Vegetables, to keep, in Winter, Vermicelli, Vials, to Clean, Vinegar, Raspberry, Vinegar, to Make, Virginia Hoe Cake, Virginia Pone, Virginia Yellow Pickles, Volatile Soap,

W.