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Grocers and Confectioners’ Receipts:

• How to make cheap vinegar
• How to make vinegar in three days
• How to make excellent vinegar, cheap
• How to make white wine vinegar
• How to preserve eggs
• How to make liquid mucilage
• How to make candied lemon peel
• How to make transparent soap
• How to make English bar soap
• How to make best soft soap
• How to make soap without lye or grease
• How to make Hard Soap
• How to make German yellow soap
• How to make hard soap with lard
• How to make white hard soap with tallow
• How to make 100 lbs. soap very cheap
• How to make solid candles from lard
• How to clean and bleach tallow
• How to make imitation wax candles
• How to make adamantine candles from tallow
• How to make teas
• How to make black teas
• How to make green teas
• How to make Java coffee
• How to make West India coffee
• How to make Turkey coffee
• Essence of coffee
• Coffee for pound packages
• How to manufacture and flavor tobacco
• Flavor for cigar makers
• How to cure butter
• Unerring tests for good flour
• How to make aerated bread
• How to make patent self-raising flour
• How to make tomato catsup
• How to make the Northern Light burning fluid
• Test for burning oil
• How to make Tabac Perfumee aux Fleurs
• How to make Maccaboy Snuff
• How to make Spanish Snuff
• How to make Yellow Snuff
• How to make perfumes for snuff
• Preserved or solidified milk
• A premium method of keeping hams
• How to preserve meats, salmon, lobsters and hermetically sealed
• How to preserve Fruits without sugar
• Worcestershire Sauce
• Neetmok pickles
• How to make gherkins
• How to make mixed pickles
• How to preserve fruit juice without heat
• How to restore injured meat
• A method of curing bad tub butter
• How to restore rancid butter
• How to preserve fresh meat in summer
• Milkman’s process
• Custard powders
• Rapid process of marking goods at any desired per cent
• How to make curry powder
• How to make Napoleon’s camp sauce
• How to make pickled onions
• How to make French patent mustard
• How to make common mustard

• How to make ice cream
• How to make Chicago ice cream
• How to make a substitute for cream
• How to make royal pop
• How to make raspberry syrup without raspberries
• How to make bottled soda water without a machine
• How to make lemon syrup
• How to make Simple Syrup
• How to make Sarsaparilla Syrup
• How to make Vanilla Syrup
• How to make Ginger Syrup
• How to make Strawberry Syrup without Strawberries
• How to make Blackberry Syrup
• How to make Wild Cherry Syrup
• How to make Nectar Syrup
• How to make Orgeat Syrups
• How to make Orange Flower Syrup
• How to make Orange Syrup
• How to make Pine Apple Syrup
• How to make Pear Syrup
• How to make Banana Syrup
• How to make Apple Syrup
• How to make Cream Syrup
• How to make butyric ether
• How to make amylo-acetic ether

Saloon Recipes: Beer, Wine, Liqueurs and Other Beverages:

• How to keep cider sweet and sweeten sour cider
• How to make ginger wine
• How to make ginger beer
• How to make Philadelphia beer
• How to make cider without apples
• How to make cheap cider
• How to make spruce and ginger beer
• How to make hop beer, very fine
• How to make Edinburgh ale
• Bottling porter – brown stout
• How to make lemon beer
• How to make table beer
• How to make hop beer
• How to make molasses beer
• How to make root beer
• How to make cheap beer
• How to restore sour beer
• How to improve the flavor of beer
• How to make lemonade
• How to make cream soda
• How to make a freezing preparation
• How to make portable lemonade
• How to make imperial cream nectar
• How to make a peppermint cordial
• How to make a silver-top drink
• How to make sangaree
• How to make Stoughton bitters
• How to make Soda Syrups for soda fountains
• How to make common small beer
• How to make common small beer
• How to make milk punch
• How to make Glasgow punch
• How to make mint julep
• How to make cider nectar
• How to make half and half
• How to make apple toddy
• How to make apple punch
• How to make old man’s milk
• How to make perfect love
• How to make superior raisin wine
• How to make raisin wine equal to sherry
• How to make port wine
• How to make American champagne
• How to make British champagne
• How to make British Madeira
• How to make currant and other fruit wines
• How to make blackberry and strawberry wines
• How to make Morella wine
• How to make London sherry
• How to make Blackberry Wine
• How to make English patent wine from rhubarb
• How to make various wines
• How to make ginger wine
• How to restore flat wine
• How to make white wines
• How to make champagne cider
• How to make Berlin caraway cordial
• How to make stomach bitters equal to Hostetter’s
• How to make Boker’s bitters
• How to make curacoa cordial
• How to make curacoa d’Hollande
• How to make anisette cordial
• How to make ratafia
• How to make arrack punch syrup

• How to make molasses candy
• Confectioner’s colors
• How to candy sugar
• How to make fig candy
• How to make raisin candy
• How to make Scotch butter candy
• How to make common lemon candy
• How to make peppermint, rose or horehound candy
• How to make popped corn
• How to make rock candy
• How to make orange rock candy
• How to make ginger candy
• How to make cream candy
• How to make red Verdun sugared almonds
• How to make Spanish sugared Almonds
• How to make superfine chocolate sugared almonds
• How to make common sugared almonds
• How to make Superfine Vanilla Sugared Almonds
• How to make superfine sugared filberts
• How to make coriander sugar plums
• How to make coriander in bottles
• How to make aniseed sugar plums
• How to make mint sugar plums
• How to make common twist candy
• How to make caramel
• How to make lemon caramel
• How to make cocoa nut candy
• How to make candy drops or pastilles
• How to make orange jasmine and cloves drops
• How to make saffron drops
• How to make heliotrope drops
• How to make pink drops
• How to make cinnamon drops
• How to make chewing gum
• How to make marshmallow and licorice drops
• How to make rose drops
• How to make lemon and orange drops
• How to make violet drops
• How to make coffee drops
• How to make chocolate drops
• How to make vanilla drops
• How to make imitation currant drops
• How to make peppermint drops
• How to make extemporaneous pastilles
• How to make Ginger Candy tablets
• How to make orange flower candy tablets
• How to make vanilla candy tablets
• How to make peppermint candy tablets
• How to make liqueur candy tablets
• How to make cinnamon candy drops
• How to make clove candy tablets
• How to make rose candy tablets
• How to make fruit candy tablets
• How to free molasses from its sharp taste and to render it fit to be used instead of sugar
• How to make peppermint lozenges
• How to make ginger lozenges
• How to make gum pastilles or jujubes
• How to make Spanish licorice jujubes
• How to make stick apple sugar
• How to make currant and raspberry paste drops
• How to make vases, baskets, figures, animals, in grained sugar
• How to make Everton taffy
• How to make candy fruit
• How to make jellies without fruit
• How to make prize honey
• How to keep fruits fresh
• How to make acid drops

Medical Department:

• A remedy for Diptheria
• Holloway’s Ointment and Pills
• Abernethy’s Pills
• Worm Lozenges
• Soothimg Syrup
• Infant’s Syrup
• How to make Brandeth’s Pills
• How to make Perry Davis’s Pain Killer
• How to make Fahnestock’s Vermifuge
• Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
• How to make Brown’s Bronchial Troches
• How to make Russia Salve
• Dentist’s Composition for Filling Decayed Teeth
• Poudre Metallique
• How to extract teeth with little or no pain
• How to make a tooth wash to remove blackness
• How to make Dentist’s nerve paste
• Dentists’ Emery Wheels
• Base for Artificial teeth
• Cure for Lock Jaw, said to be positive
• Compound Extract of Buchu
• New Method of Embalming
• Nitrate of Silver
• Hair Dye #1
• Hair Dye #2
• Hair invigorator
• Razor strop paste
• Oil of roses
• Balm of Beauty
• Oriental cold cream
• How to make Shaving cream
• How to make Circassian cream
• Freckle cure
• How to make Yankee shaving soap
• Bloom of youth
• Cologne water
• How to make Bogle’s Hyperion Fluid
• Lyon’s Kathairon
• How to make Phalon’s Hair Restorative
• Mrs. Allen’s
• Batchelor’s Hair Dye
• How to make Christadoro’s Hair Dye
• How to make Phalon’s Instantaneous Hair Dye
• Professor Wood’s Hair Dye
• How to make Twigg’s hair coloring
• Alpine Hair balm
• Glycerine Preparation
• Crystalline Cream
• Macassar Oil
• Ox Marrow
• Bear’s Oil
• How to make a Hair Restorative
• Balm of a thousand flowers
• New York Barber’s Star Hair Oil
• Frangipanni
• Jockey Club
• “Ladies’ Own”
• “Kiss Me Quick”
• Upper Ten
• India Cholagogue
• Febrifuge Wine
• Barrell’s Indian Liniment
• Cod Liver Oil
• Simple Remedies for Scarlet Fever
• Paregoric
• Cough Syrup
• Vegetable substitute for calomel
• How to cure stammering
• How to cure head cold with hartshorn
• Camphor ice and spermaceti
• Imperial Drops for Gravel and Kidney Complaints
• A positive cure for gonorrhea
• How to make Celebrated Pile Ointment
• How to make Fly paper
• How to make Sweating drops
• Syrup for consumptives
• Common castor oil
• Pulmonic wafers
• How to make How to make Sir James Clarke’s Diarrhea and cholera mixture
• Vegetable or composition powder
• Tinctures
• Essences
• How to make a Substitute for arrowroot
• Certain cure for the croup
• Corns and warts
• Druggist’s colors
• Smelling salts
• Tunbridge Wells Water
• Mineral water
• Genuine Sedlitz powders
• Bottled Seidlitz water
• Excellent tooth powder
• How to make Rat exterminator
• How to make Bug poison
• Mjedicated cough candy
• Atkinson’s Infant’s Preservative
• Ague Pill
• Pills to promote Menstrual Secretion
• For obstructed menstruation
• Nerve liniment
• How to make Cephalic snuff
• Downer’s salve
• Another salve
• Whooping cough syrup
• How to make Green Mountain Salve
• English remedy for cancer
• Chronic gout
• Gout tincture
• Paralytic liniment
• Charcoal a cure for sick headache
• Cathartic syrup
• Chillblains
• Felons
• Felon salve
• Felon ointment
• Warts and corns
• German Rheumatic Fluid
• Liniment for old sores
• Good Samaritan Liniment
• Cook’s Electro Magnetic Liniment
• London Liniment
• Ointments for Old Sores
• Judkins’ ointment
• Green ointment
• Mead’s Salt-Rheum Ointment
• Itch ointment
• Magnetic Ointment
• Jaundice
• Remedy for rheumatism and stiff joints
• Asthma remedies
• Composition powder
• French remedy for chronic rheumatism
• Diuretics
• Diuretic drops
• Diuretic tincture
• Diuretic for children
• Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas
• How to Inhale Laughing Gas
• How to make Chewing Gum
• Remedy for Smallpox
• Ayers Wild Cherry Expectorant
• Radway’s Ready Relief
• Radway’s Renovating Solvent
• Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
• Inhalation of tar for consumption
• Cancer Cure
• Taylor’s Remedy for Deafness
• Cure for Earache
• How to make Ottawa Root Beer
• How to extract essential oil from wood
• How to make Fumigating Paper
• How to make Camphor Soaps
• How to make White Windsor Soap
• How to make Brown Windsor Soap
• How to make Sand Soap
• Dropsy syrup and pills
• Dropsy pills
• Liver pill
• Irritating plaster
• How to sugar coat pills
• Positive cure for hydrophobia
• Eye preparations
• India prescription for sore eyes
• Indian eye water
• Black oil
• Vermifuge lozenges
• Harlem oil or Welsh medicamentum
• Egyptian cure for cholera
• Indian prescription for cholera
• isthmus cholera tincture
• King of Oils for neuralgia and rheumatism
• Neuralgia internal remedy
• Artificial skin for burns, bruises, abrasions
• Indian balsam
• How to cure wens
• Bronchocele
• Dalby’s carminative
• Positive cure for diarrhea
• Cure for ague
• How to improve the voice
• Signs of disease in children
• Whooping cough
• Diarrhea
• Colic
• Fever
• Rickets and scrofula
• Fits and spasms
• Enlargement of the brain
• Water in the head
• Mumps
• Scarlet fever
• Measles
• Typhoid fever

Farmers and Stock Owners’ Department:

• Rarey’s Directions for Breaking and Training Horses
• Cruelty to Horses
• Rarey’s Liniment
• Rarey’s Wizard Oil
• Rarey’s Directions for Shoeing Horses
• How to Prevent Horses Kicking in the Stall
• How to Cure Broken Legs
• Lampas
• Gravel
• Halter-pulling
• How to recruit a hide-bound horse
• How to prevent horses from jumping
• How to cure Big Leg
• How to treat sore breasts
• The check rein on horses
• Itch
• How to treat stoppage of urine
• How to cure balky horses
• How to make Grafting Wax
• Dr. Cole’s King of Oils
• Sloan’s Horse Ointment
• How to make Mexican Mustang Liniment
• How to make Merchant’s Gargling Oil
• How to make Arabian Condition Powders
• How to make Blistering Liniment
• Medicated food for horses and cattle
• Lotion for mange
• How to treat strains and swellings
• Hoof-bound wash
• How to toughen hooves
• How to treat scratches
• How to treat cough
• How to treat split or broken hoof
• How to cure colic
• How to cure distemper
• How to cure founder in 24 hours
• Cure for staggers
• A cure for ring and spavin
• How to treat poll evil and fistula
• How to tame horses
• The best remedy for heaves in horses
• How to cure bots in horses
• A certain spavin cure
• How to make liniment for sweeny
• How to treat looseness or scouring in horses and cattle
• How to treat scours and pin worms in horses and cattle
• How to make a very strong English stable liniment
• How to cure colic in horses and persons
• How to make liniment for 50 cents a gallon
• Shoeing horses
• Horse ail
• How to treat saddle and harness galls
• Langtrea Preparation
• Grease heel
• A valuable remedy for heaves
• How to distinguish and cure distemper
• A remedy for founder
• How to make a physic-ball for horses
• A physic for cattle
• How to treat hoof-ail in sheep
• Superphosphate of lime, the greatest agricultural discovery of the age
• Superphosphate in 24 hours
• How to make a fertilizer for tobacco
• How to make home-made poudrette
• How to make home-made guano of unequalled excellence
• Substitute for super phosphate
• How to double the usual quantity of manure on a farm (you got a “ma” and a “newer”)
• Twenty dollars worth of manure for almost nothing
• Ashes from soil by spontaneous combustion
• Substitute for barn manure
• Doherty’s description
• Sheep-dipping composition
• Oat or wheat straw made equal to hay
• Death for vermin on plants or animals
• Remedy for curculio in fruit trees
• How to make grafting wax
• How to cultivate tobacco
• How to preserve potatoes from rot
• How to pack fruits for long distances
• How to sprout onions
• How to renew old orchards
• How to destroy the moth or miller
• How to keep milk sweet and how to sweeten sour milk
• How to make cheap and good vinegar
• Mr Culley’s red salve to cure the rot in sheep
• How to improve the wool of sheep by smearing
• How to mark sheep without injury to the wool
• How to prevent the fly in turnips
• Coloring for cheese
• Composition for driving out rats, etc
• How to form springs
• How to burn lime without a kiln
• Eye water for horses and cattle
• How to destroy moss on trees
• How to protect fruit trees from attack of mice, etc

Textiles: Dyers, Bleachers and Clothiers Department:

• How to make Chrome Black Dye for Woollen Goods
• How to achieve Black on Wool, for mixtures
• How to make Snuff Brown Dye, dark, for wool or cloth
• How to make Steel Mixed dye, Dark
• How to make Wine Color
• How to make Green on wool or silk, with oak bark
• How to make Green Fustic Dye
• How to make Blue Dye, quick process
• How to make stocking yarn dye, or wool to color, between a blue and purple
• How to make Scarlet with Cochineal
• How to make Pink Dye
• How to make Orange Dye
• How to make Lac Red
• How to make Purple Dye
• How to make Silver Drab, Light
• How to make Slate dye for Woolen or Cotton
• How to make extract of indigo, or chemic
• How to cleanse wool
• How to extract and insert light in dark colors
• How to make Black Dye
• How to make Sky Blue
• How to make Lime Water and Strong Lime Water
• How to make Blue on cotton or linen
• How to make Blue on Cotton, without logwood
• How to make Green dye for cotton
• How to make Yellow dye for cotton
• How to make orange dye for cotton
• How to make red dye for cotton
• How to make Muriate of Tin or Tin Liquor
• How to make a Very Handsome Green with Oak Boark
• How to make Green or Yellow on Silk or Wool in 5 to 15 minutes
• How to make Mulberry Dye for silk
• How to make a Black Dye
• How to remove and prevent spots when coloring black on silk or woolen
• How to make Light Chemic blue
• How to make Purple for silk
• How to make Yellow Dye for silk
• How to make Orange dye
• How to make Crimson dye
• How to make a Cinnamon or Brown on cotton and silk by a new process, very beautiful
• How to make Aniline Black on Silk or Cotton
• How to color straw hats or bonnets a beautiful slate
• How to bleach straw bonnets
• How to make Washing Fluid
• How to dye Chip or Straw Hats
• How to make Dyes for Hats
• How to make Waterproof Stiffening For Hats
• How to bleach straw
• How to bleach straw goods
• How to make Varnish for Faded Rubber Goods
• How to bleach linen
• How to make Dye for Feathers
• Another dye for feathers
• How to make Colors for Artificial Flowers
• How to make Black Varnish for Chip and Straw Hats
• An easy method of preventing moths in fur or woollens
• How to formulate a clothing renovator
• How to make a waterproof for porous cloth
• How to remove grease
• How to waterproof clothing
• How to renew old silks
• How to make Potter’s Invisible Waterproofing
• How to make Dyes for Furs
• How to raise a nap on cloth
• How to make a black reviver for cloth

Household Receipts:

• How to extract essential oil from wood, barks, roots, herbs etc
• Fumigating paper
• Transparent cement for glass
• How to make sealing wax, red
• How to make Gold Colored Sealing Wax
• How to make horticultural ink
• How to make bottle wax
• How to make lithographic ink
• How to make inks
• How to make Fine Black Writing Ink
• How to make Green Ink
• How to make Violet Ink
• How to make Gold Ink
• Fullam’s Recipe for Indelible Stencil Plate ink
• Exchequer Ink
• Extra Good Black Ink
• How to make Brown Ink
• How to make Indelible Ink
• How to make Indelible Ink for Glass or Metal
• How to make Common Ink
• Black Copying ink or writing fluid
• How to make Red Ink
• How to make liquid blacking
• How to make ticketing ink for grocers
• How to make blueing for clothes
• How to make starch polish
• How to make fire kindlers
• How to bottle ciders
• Trappers and Anglers Secret for Game and Fish
• How to clean old oil paintings
• How to renew old oil paintings
• Cast Engravings
• How to make Magic Paper
• How to take a plaster cast from a person’s face
• Cure for Drunkenness
• Food for Singing Birds
• Photograph painting in oil colors
• How to make an Aeolian Harp
• How to whiten silver watch dials

• How to build a Mill Dam
• How to Build a Rock Dam
• How to Build a Frame Dam
• How to Build a Brush or Log Dam

• Best color for boot, shoe and harness edge
• Cheap Color for the Edge
• Superior Edge Blacking
• Sizing for boots and shoes in treeing out
• Black varnish for the edge
• How to make Harness Oil
• How to make Brilliant French Varnish for leather
• Liquid Japan for leather
• Waterproof oil-blacking
• Shoemakers’ heel balls
• How to make a cement for leather or rubber soles and leather belting
• How to make Oil Paste Blacking
• How to dye Leather Blue, Red or Purple
• Gold Varnish
• How to make Grain Black for Harness Leather
• Red stain for harness leather
• Blue stain for harness leather
• Black stain for harness leather
• Green stain for harness leather
• Yellow stain for harness leather using French berries
• Purple stain for harness leather using logwood
• How to tan and buff deer skins for gloves
• How to tan with acid
• How to make Liquid Red
• Bridle stain
• New tanning composition
• A process for tanning calf, kip and harness leather
• How to tan raw hide
• A French finish for leather
• French patent leather
• Cheap tanning without bark or mineral astringents
• A $40 recipe for tanning fur and other skins
• French polish or dressing for leather
• Curriers’ size
• Curriers’ paste
• Curriers’ skirting
• Skirting
• Dyes for leather

Bookbinders’ Receipts:

• How to marble books or paper
• Bookbinders’ varnish
• Red sprinkle for bookbinders’ use
• Tree-marble
• How to make a gold sprinkle for books
• How to gild the edges of books
• A Chinese edge for books
• How to make paper into parchment
• How to make Bookbinders’ Varnish

For Working with Marble:

• How to color artificial flowers
• How to cut and polish marble
• How to stain alabaster, marble or stone
• A powerful cement for broken marble
• How to stain marble in seven colors
• A perpetual ink for tombstones, etc
• How to clean old marble
• How to extract oil from marble or stone
• How to clean marble

Cabinet-Makers’ and Wood-Workers’ Department:

• How to make Cheap Black Walnut Stain
• How to make Ebony Stain
• How to make Bright Yellow Stain
• An Extra Black Stain for Wood
• How to imitate Mahogany
• How to imitate Wainscot
• How to imitate Satin Wood
• Rosewood Satin, a very bright shade
• Varnish for Frames, etc
• How to make Cherry Stain using rainwater
• Rosewood Stain, a light shade
• Rose Pink Stain and Varnish
• How to make Blue Stain for Wood
• How to imitate Botany Bay Wood
• How to make a Dark Mahogany Color
• Box-Wood Brown Stain
• How to make Light Red Brown
• Purple Stain
• Red Stain
• Mahogany Stain on Wood
• A Beautiful Varnish for Violins
• Another Violin Varnish
• A Crimson Stain for Musical Instruments
• Purple Stain
• Green Stain
• Black Stains for Wood
• Miscellaneous Stains for Wood
• A Valuable Process for Finishing with One Coat of Varnish
• Mahogany Stain on Maple
• How to Polish Wood
• A Varnish for Clock Cases and Picture Frames
• Fancy Figures on Wood
• Black Walnut Polish
• How to make Carvers’ Polish
• How to make French Polish
• How to make a Polish for Dark Colored Woods
• How to make a Waterproof Polish
• How to make a Polish for Removing Stains, Spots, and Mildew from Furniture
• A Polish to Revive Old Furniture
• How to make Jet or Polish for Wood or Leather, Black, Red or Blue
• How to make Polish for Turners’ Work
• Furniture Polish
• How to make French Polishes
• Oil Finish
• How to make Furniture Pastes with beeswax
• How to make Furniture Paste with turpentine and alkanet root
• How to make Furniture Cream with beeswax
• How to make Furniture Oils
• A Wood-Filling Composition
• An improved Wood-Filling Composition
• How to make a fine black dye for veneers
• How to make a fine Blue dye for veneers
• How to make a bright green dye for veneers
• How to make a bright Red dye for veneers
• How to make a Purple dye for veneers
• How to improve the color of stains
• How to make a Strong Glue for inlaying or veneering
• Inlaid mother of pearl work
• Another method for inlaid mother of pearl
• How to render Wood indestructible

Paints, Finishes and Painters’ Receipts:

• How to mix all kinds of compound colors
• How to make Prussian Blue
• How to make Chrome Yellow
• How to make Chrome Green
• How to make a durable and cheap Green
• How to make Pea Brown
• How to make Rose Pink
• How to make Patent Yellow
• How to make Naples Yellow
• How to make a Cheap Yellow Paint
• How to make Stone-Color Paint
• How to make Glaziers’ Putty
• How to make Compound Colors for Paints
• How to make Lead Color for Iron
• How to make a Good imitation of Gold
• How to make a Beautiful White Paint
• For a Pure White Paint
• How to mix Common White Paint
• How to make Invisible Green for Outside work
• Bright Varnish Green for inside blinds, fenders, &c
• Pea Green
• For Knotting
• A Beautiful Color for Carriages, Coaches, &c
• White Lead Paint
• How to cure Damp Walls
• How to protect wood and brick work from damp weather
• How to make Putty for Repairing Broken Walls
• Instructions for Sign Writing, with the Colors to bee Used for the Ground and Letters
• How to give Lustre to a light Blue Ground
• How to remove Old Paint
• Refuse Paint and Paint Skins
• Black Walnut Stain
• Crystal Varnish for Maps, &c
• How to ebonize Wood
• How to imitate ground glass with paint
• How to paint on glass
• How to make a hard drying paint
• Spirit Graining for Oak
• Oil for Graining Oak
• How to imitate Old Oak
• How to imitate Old Oak in oil
• How to imitate Pollard Oak
• How to imitate Mottled Mahogany
• How to imitate Rosewood
• Imitation Birds Eye Maple
• Imitation Curled Maple
• Curled Maple in Oil for Outside Work
• Satinwood
• How to imitate Yew Tree
• Imitation Black and Gold Marble
• How to imitate Red Marble
• How to imitate Jasper Marble
• How to imitate Blue and Gold Marble
• How to imitate Granite
• How to imitate Hair Wood
• A Substitute for White Lead
• Paint for Black Bored in Schools
• Compound Iron Paint
• Best Wash for Barns and Houses
• How to make a Durable Outside Paint
• How to make Farmers’ Paint
• How to Paint in Milk
• How to make a Premium Paint without Oil or Lead
• Green Paint for Garden Stands, Blinds, &c
• Milk Paint for Barns, any color
• Transparent Painting on Window Shades
• How to use Smalts
• How to Paint Magic Lantern Slides
• Silver Polish Kalsomine
• Marine Paint for Metals in Salt Water
• How to imitate Tortoise Shell
• Banner Painting
• Oil Cloth Painting
• How to imitate Marble
• Gilding and Ornamenting Carriages
• Bronzing
• Good Colors for Business Wagons
• A Mixture to Remove Old Paint
• How to Bleach Oil
• How to prevent Vermilion from Fading
• Priming for Carriage Work
• How to make a hard drying putty for Carriage Work
• Rough Stuff for Carriage Work
• Facing Lead for Carriage Work
• Coach Painting
• Paris Green Paint
• Beautiful Green Paint for Walls
• Blue Color for Ceilings
• How to Harden Whitewash
• Whitewash that Will Not Rub Off
• Substitute for Plaster of Paris
• Roman Cement
• Factitious Linseed Oil
• Common Oil Varnish
• Chinese Varnish
• How to make Metallic Varnish for Coach Bodies
• Mastic Varnish
• Turpentine Varnish
• Pale Varnish
• How to make Lacquer Varnish
• How to make Gold Varnish
• How to make Deep Gold-Colored Lacquer
• How to make Gold Lacquer
• Varnish for Tools
• Gold Varnish
• Beautiful Pale Amber Varnish
• Black Coach Varnish
• Carriage Varnish
• Cabinetmakers’ Varnish
• Japanners’ Copal Varnish
• Copal Varnish
• Gold Varnish of Watin for Gilded Articles
• Varnish for Plaster Casts
• Transparent Varnish for Ploughs
• Fine Black Varnish for Coaches
• Mordant Varnish
• Changing Varnish to imitate Gold or Silver
• Transparent Varnish for Wood
• Patent Varnish for Wood or Canvas
• Mosaic Gold Powder for Bronzing, &c
• True Gold Powder
• Dutch Gold Powder
• Copper Powder
• General Directions for Bronzing
• The Bronzing of Plaster Casts
• Bronzing Iron
• French Burnished Gilding
• Bronzing or Gilding Wood
• Bronze Powder
• Reviver for Guilt Frames
• Gilding on Wood
• How to Remove Old Putty

• Glass and Porcelain Gilding
• Soluble Glass
• How to Etch on Glass
• Etching Varnish
• How to use Fluoric Acid for Etching Purposes
• Glass Grinding for Signs, Shades, &c
• How to Drill and Ornament Glass
• How to Gild Glass Signs, &c
• Another Method of Glass Gilding
• Ornamental Designs on Glass
• Gilders’ Gold Size
• How to Gild Letters on Wood
• Gold Lustre for Stoneware or China
• Gilding China and Glass
• Glass Staining
• Stained-Glass Pigments
• How to Silver Looking Glasses with Pure Silver
• Porcelain Colors
• How to Write on Glass in the Sun
• How to Transfer Prints to Glass or Wood
• How to make Bottle Glass
• How to make Crystal Glass
• How to make Flask Glass of St. Etienne
• How to make Best German Crystal Glass
• How to make Plate Glass
• How to make Crown Glass
• How to make Best Window Glass
• How to make Looking Glass Plate
• How to make Colored Glass
• Colored Potters’ Glazings
• How to attach Glass or Metal Letters to Plate Glass
• Best Cement for Aquariums

Watchmakers, Jewellers and Gilders' Receipts:

• On Watch Cleaning
• How to Clean a Watch
• The "Chemical Process"
• How to Prepare Chalk for Cleaning
• Pivot Wood
• Pith for Cleaning
• How to Pivot
• How to Tell When the Lever is of the Proper Length
• How to Change the Depth of Lever Escapement
• How to Case-Harden Iron
• How to Tighten a Cannon Pinion on the Centre Arbor when Too Loose
• How to Frost Watch Movements
• Rule for Determining the Correct Diameter of a Pinion by Measuring Teeth of the Wheel That Matches into it
• How to Polish Wheels Perfectly without Injury
• Sandoz's Method of Producing Isochronism in Flat and Breguet Springs
• How to Regulate a Watch in a Few Minutes, and a Practical Method to Put a New Hair Spring, of the Right Size and Perfectly Regulated in a Watch without Running It
• Of Compensation
• To Make Polishing Broaches
• How to Polish Steel
• Crocus Powder for Polishing
• How to Remove Rust from Iron or Steel
• How to Make Burnishers
• How to Prepare a Burnisher for Polishing
• Rules for Determining the Correct Length of the Lever, Size of Ruby Pin Table, Size of the Pallets, and Depth of Escapement of Lever Watches
• List of Trains of Watches, Showing the Number of Teeth in the Wheels, Leaves in the Pinions, Beats in a Minute, and Time the Fourth Wheel Revolves In
• Trains for Seven Teeth in the Escapement Wheel
• Trains for Nine Teeth in the Escapement Wheel
• Trains for Eleven Teeth in the Escapement Wheel
• Trains for Fifteen Teeth in the Escapement Wheel
• Trains for Seventeen Teeth in the Escapement Wheel
• Trains for Third Wheel and Patent Seconds
• Trains for Fourth Wheel Seconds, with Eleven Teeth in the Escapement Wheel
• Trains for Fourth Wheel Seconds, with Thirteen Teeth in the Escapement Wheel
• Trains, for Fourth Wheel Seconds, with Fifteen Teeth in the Escapement Wheel
• Trains, for Fourth Wheel Seconds, with Seventeen Teeth in Escapement Wheel
• Trains of the American Watch Company's Watch
• How to Put Watches in Beat
• How to Frost Watch Plates
• How to Restore Watch Dials
• How to Whiten Silver Watch Dials
• How to Make a Watch Keep Good Time When the Cylinder Edges are Worn Off, by Altering the Escapement without Putting a New Cylinder In
• Poising Watch Balance
• How to Prevent a Chain Running off the Fusee
• How to Weaken the Hair Spring
• How to Tighten a Ruby Pin
• How to Temper Brass, or to Draw Its Temper
• How to Temper Gravers
• How to Temper Drills
• Other Methods to Temper Springs
• How to Temper Clocks, Ratchets, &c
• How to Draw the Temper from Delicate Steel Pieces without Springing Them
• How to Temper Staffs, Cylinders, or Pinions, without Springing Them
• How to Draw the Temper from Part of a Small Steel Article
• How to Blue Screws Evenly
• How to Remove Bluing from Steel
• How to Make Diamond Broaches
• Jewelling
• How to Make Diamond Files
• How to Make Pivot Files
• How to Make a Diamond Mill
• How to Make Diamond Dust
• How to Preserve Pinions or Bearings from Corrosion and Rust
• How to Clean a Clock
• How to Bush
• How to Remedy Worn Pinion
• How to Oil Properly
• How to Make the Clock Strike Correctly
• A Defect to Look After
• Figures on Gold and Silver Dials
• How to Determine the Exact Focal Distance of Spectacle Glasses
• On Melting and Refining
• How to Fuse Gold Dust
• Gold Alloys
• Sterling Gold Alloy
• Drying Coloring for Gold Alloys
• Wet Colored Alloys
• How to Wet-Color the Foregoing Alloys
• Alloys, Continued
• How to Recover the Gold Lost in Coloring
• Alloys for Gold
• Gilding Metal
• Jewellers' Gold Compositions
• Artificial Gold
• New French Patent Alloy for Silver
• Gold
• Colored Gold
• Silver Solders
• French Gold Plate
• English Standard for Silver
• Alloy for Watch Pinion Sockets
• Coloring of Jewelry
• For Silversmiths
• Dead White on Silver Articles
• Pickle, for Frosting and Whitening Silver Goods
• How to Frost Polished Silver
• Silvering Hooks and Eyes, &c
• Ornamental Designs on Silver
• How to Extract Silver from Waste Products
• How to Solder Tortoise Shell
• Artificial Pearls
• Reviver for Old Jewelry
• How to Recover Gold from Gilt Metal
• Polishing Powder for Gold and Silver
• Silver Plating Fluid
• How to Reduce English Sovereigns to Lower Fineness
• How to Melt Gold
• How to Remove Tin from the Stock
• Making Brittle Gold Strong
• How to Make Plated Stock
• Jeweller's Armenian Cement
• Jewellers' Cement
• How to Separate Gold and Silver From Lace
• Tarnish on Electro-Plated Goods
• A Bright Gold Tinge
• How to Refine Gold
• How to Refine Silver
• How to Refine Copper
• Cold Silvering of Metals
• How to Hard Solder Gold, Silver, Copper, Brass, Iron, Steel or Platina
• How to Soft Solder Articles
• How to cleanse gold tarnished in silvering
• How to Clean Silver Tarnished in Soldering
• Nickel Plating
• Stalba's Nickel Plating Process
• How to Make Silver Solution for Electro-Plating
• How to Make Gold Solution for Electro Plating
• How to Plate with a Battery
• How to Make Gold Amalgam
• How to Plate with Gold Amalgam
• How to Make and Apply Gold Plating Solution
• How to Make and Apply Gold Plating Powder
• How to Make and Apply Silver Plating Solution
• How to Make and Apply Silver-Plating Powder
• How to Destroy the Effects of Acid on Clothes
• How to Wash Silverware
• How to Cleanse Brushes
• How to Cut Glass Round or Oval without a Diamond
• How to Re-Black Clock Hands
• How to Gild Steel
• Silvering Shells
• Silver Platers' Stripping Liquid
• Refining Gold and Silver
• For Alloys Containing Platinum
• Enamelling on Gold or Copper
• Silver-Plating
• Plating with Nickel
• Elkington's Patent Gilding
• Watchmaker's Oil
• Solution for Dipping Steel Articles Previously to Electro Plating
• Arrangement of Lapidaries Cutting Plates
• Polishing Diamonds

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