All Receipts
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
A
- A Simple and Safe Vermifuge
- Abernethy's Pills
- Absinthe by Distillation
- Absolute Alcohol
- Acetate of Alumina
- Acetate of Ammonia
- Acetate of Cobalt
- Acetate of Iron
- Acetate of Lead
- Acetate of Lime
- Acetate of Morphia
- Acetate of Potassa
- Acetate of Soda
- Acetic Acid
- Acetic Ether
- Acetic Perfumes
- Aceto-Carbolic Solution
- Acid Preparations of Tin
- Acidimeter
- Acids Injurious to Marble
- Aconitine Ointment
- Adhesive Resin Plaster
- Adulteration of Cochineal
- Aerated Chalybeate Water
- Aerated Lithia Water
- Aerated Magnesia Water
- Ague Mixture
- Aix-la-Chapelle Water
- Alabaster
- Albumen
- Albuminous Size
- Alcohol
- Alcoholized Sulphuric Acid
- Aldehyd-Ammonia
- Aldehyde
- ALKALIMETRY
- Alkaline Aerated Waters
- Alkaline Syrup Rhubarb
- Alkanet Test Paper
- Alloy for Filling Teeth
- Alloy of Nickel and Copper
- Alloys of Steel
- Almond Paste
- Almond Soap (Genuine almond soap is made)
- Almond Soap (This is a very white soap)
- Aloes and Myrrh Pills
- Aloes Pills
- Alterative Pills
- Alterative Syrup
- Alum
- Alum Plumb
- Alum Poultice
- Aluminized Charcoal (This is and very efficient)
- Aluminized Charcoal (This is recommended by Dr)
- Aluminum Solder (If soft solder is fused)
- Aluminum Solder (Mouray ammoniac borax balsam)
- Amalgam of Fusible Metal
- Amber
- Ambrosia Syrup
- American Cord-Wood Measure
- Amethyst
- Amethyst Foil
- Ammonia
- Ammoniacal Lavender Water
- Ammonio-Chloride of Zinc
- Ammonio-Ferric Alum
- Ammonio-Sulphate of Copper
- Amyl
- Amylic Alcohol
- An Excellent Dentifrice
- Anderson's Pills
- Anderson's Scott's Pills
- Angelot's Pastils for Bad light
- Anhydrous Phosphoric Acid
- Aniline Black
- Aniline Black for Dyeing
- Aniline Black on Wool
- Aniline Black Varnish
- Aniline Blue (Re- colors The most sensitive)
- Aniline Blue (To pounds of fabric dissolve)
- Aniline Cerise and Safranine
- Aniline Dyes for Ivory
- Aniline Green
- Aniline Red
- Anisette
- Annotto Orange
- Anodyne Balsam
- Anodyne Cigars
- Anodyne Fomentation
- Anodyne Lotion
- Anodyne Necklaces
- Anodyne Plaster
- Anodyne Powder
- Anti-Attrition Grease
- Anti-chill Pills
- Anti-Friction Grease
- Anti-Scrofulous Mixture
- Antidote for Carbolic Acid
- Antidote for Phosphorus
- Antidote for Sulphate of Zinc
- Antidotes for Acid Poisons
- Antidotes for Arsenic
- Antidotes for Lead
- Antidotes for Nitrate of Silver
- Antidotes for Poison
- Antidotes for Prussic Acid
- Antidotes for Verdigris and also recommended
- Antiferments
- Antiferments for Cider
- Antimonoid
- Antique Bronze
- Antique Bronze Coloring
- Antispasmodics
- Aperient Pills
- Apple Syrup
- Applications for Poison Ivy
- Apricot Essence
- Aqua Marina, or Beryl
- Areca Nut Tooth Paste
- Areca Nut Tooth Powder
- Arnica Fomentation
- Arnica Liniment
- Arnold's Writing Fluid
- Aromatic Bitters
- Aromatic Elixir
- Aromatic or Perfumed Waters (Grains oil of cinnamon grains)
- Aromatic or Perfumed Waters (Instead of preparing)
- Aromatic Spirit of Ammonia
- Arrack Punch Syrup
- Arsenic Acid
- Arsenious Acid
- Artificial Coral
- Artificial Digestion
- Artificial Grindstones
- Artificial Guano
- Artificial Honey (Put pounds ency of thick cream)
- Artificial Honey (Take the wax still appears)
- Artificial Ivory
- Artificial Mahogany
- Artificial Manure for Clover
- Artificial Meerschaum
- Artists' Drying Oil
- Asbestos
- Aseptin
- Asiatic Black Ink
- Asphalt for Walks
- Assay of Gold by Cupellation
- Assayer's Gold Weights
- Assayer's Silver Weights
- Astringent Eye-water
- Astringent Lotion
- Astringent Ointment
- Astringents
- Atlee's Cough Mixture
- Atlee's Scarlet Fever Remedy
- Atler's Nipple Wash
- Atropine Paper
- Aureolin Yellow
- Austrian Lineal Measure
- Austrian Weights
- Aventurine, or Gold Stone
- Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
- Ayer's Sarsaparilla
- Ayer's Wild Cherry Expecto-ceeds pimples
- Azure Blue, or Smalts
B
- Babbitt's Anti-Attrition Metal
- Bad Breath from Constipation
- Baden Water
- Badigeon
- Baillie's Pills
- Bait to Catch Rats and Mice
- Baker's Itch
- Baking Powder
- Balaruc Water
- Baldwin's Phosphorus
- Balm of Thousand Flowers
- Balsam de Malta
- Balsam of Honey
- Balsam of Horehound
- Balsam of Sulphur
- Balsam of Turpentine
- Balsam Riga
- Banana Syrup
- Barclay's Antibilious Pills
- Bareges Water
- Bark Yellow
- Barley Water
- Baryta
- Barytic Photographic Solution
- Basilicon Ointment
- Bateman's Itch Ointment
- Bateman's Pectoral Drops
- Bates' Anodyne Balsam
- Bates' Eye-water
- Bath for Hardening Mill Picks
- Battley's Senna Powder
- Baume de Vie
- Beach's Neutralizing Cordial
- Beach's Remedy for Ulcers
- Beach's Treatment of Tape- relief
- Bear's Grease
- Beautiful Black Hair Dye
- Beautiful Blue Writing Fluid
- Beautiful Red Bronze Powder
- Beautiful Red Enamel
- Beconi's Arsenical Soap
- Becquerel's Anti-Gout Pills
- Becquerel's Gout Pills
- Bed-bug Poison
- Beef Tallow
- Beer Heading
- Beetroot Pickles
- Belgian Burnishing Powder
- Bell's Gargle
- Bengal Chutney
- Bengal Lights
- Benzine
- Benzine as an Insect Destroyer
- Benzine for Itch
- Benzoated Lard
- Benzoic Ether
- Benzole
- Berberine
- Berlin Waterproof Cloth
- Berthold's Chilblain Wash
- Best French Polish
- Best Mastich Varnish
- Best Painter's Size
- Best Pale Carriage Varnish
- Best White Hard Varnish
- Betton's British Oil
- Beyran's Wash
- Bicarbonate of Ammonia
- Bicarbonate of Potassa
- Bicarbonate of Soda
- Bichloride of Mercury
- Bichromate of Potassa
- Binacetate of Copper
- Binders' Thread Marble
- Bird Lime
- Bird's Blue Fire
- Bismuth and Lead
- Bistre
- Bitartrate of Potassa
- Bitter Almond Paste
- Bitter Almond Water
- Bitter Balls
- Bitter Essence
- Bitter Filter
- Bittern
- Bitters made with Essences
- Black (Work for an hour in a in cold)
- Black (Work for hour in a bath)
- Black (Work for minutes in a bath)
- Black Amber Varnish
- Black Basilicon Ointment
- Black Bronzes
- Black Cement (Sulphide of antimony and iron)
- Black Cement (Well sifted sul- year or more)
- Black Cherry Essence
- Black Draught
- Black Enamels
- Black Flux
- Black for Silk
- Black for Worsted or Woolen
- Black Glazing
- Black Ink (According to the most accurate)
- Black Ink (Campeachy logwood chips pounds)
- Black Lacquer for Brass
- Black or Colored Printing Ink
- Black or Enameled Copper
- Black Printing Ink
- Black Steel Pen Ink
- Black Stencil Ink
- Black Sympathetic Inks
- Black Walnut Stain
- Blackberry Brandy (Ounce each of cinnamon cloves)
- Blackberry Brandy (To gallons blackberry juice)
- Blackberry Cordial
- Blackish Bronze Coloring
- Blanched Sponge
- Bleaching by Oil of Turpentine
- Bleaching Woolen Rags
- Bleeding in Vines
- Blessed Thistle Tea
- Blistering Tissue (Mix parts acetic extract)
- Blistering Tissue (These blistering compositions)
- Blonde or Flaxen Hair Dye
- Blood-root for Consumption
- Blood-Root Syrup
- Bloom of Roses
- Blowing Out Steam Boilers
- Blue (Copperas sulphate of iron)
- Blue (Dissolve ounces sulphate)
- Blue (Dyeing woolens blue)
- Blue and Orange
- Blue Black (Dye the goods first wood)
- Blue Black (If a blue black is reis reto)
- Blue Black by Prussiate
- Blue Bronzing for Brass
- Blue Cement
- Blue Dye from Molybdenum
- Blue Enamels
- Blue Fire (Mix parts realgar red arsenic)
- Blue Fire (Only mixture to be relied)
- Blue Fire for Stage Effect
- Blue Foil
- Blue Glazing
- Blue Lights
- Blue Litmus Test Paper
- Blue Purple
- Blue Purple, Fast Color
- Blue Sealing-Wax
- Blue Sprinkle for Bookbinders
- Blue Stain for Marble
- Blue Sympathetic Inks
- Blue Verditer
- Blue Writing Fluid
- Bluing for Clothes
- Bochet's Syrup
- Boettger's Artificial Emerald
- Bohemian Crown Glass
- Boiled Oil for Varnishes
- Boiling
- Boitard's Anisette
- Bone Felon
- Bone Gelatine
- Boneset Tea
- Boot Powder
- Booth's Axle Grease
- Bottle Cocktail
- Bottle Glass
- Bottle Green (Proceed exactly as for common)
- Bottle Green (Work for an hour in a bath)
- Bottle Green (Work for an hour in a solution)
- Boudault's Pepsine Pills
- Boudet's Depilatory
- Bougie
- Bouquet de Millefleurs
- Bouquet de Rondeletia
- Bouyer's Syrop de Lait Iodique
- Braconnot's Glue of Caseine
- Brandreth's Pills
- Brandy Bitters
- Brandy Punch
- Brandy Smash
- Brass for Buttons
- Brass for Solder
- Brass Lacquer
- Brass Malleable whilst Hot
- Brass Solder
- Brass Solder for Brazing Iron als
- Brazil-wood Test Paper
- Brazilian Dry Measure
- Brazilian Lineal Measure
- Brazilian Money
- Brazilian Weights
- Brewing Utensils
- Brick-Dust Cement
- Bright Green Dye for Wood
- Bright Polish
- Bright Purple Dye for Wood
- Bright Red
- Bright Red Cement
- Bright Red Dye for Wood
- Bright Yellow Dye for Wood
- Bright Yellow Enamel
- Bright Yellow Stain
- Brighton Chalybeate
- Brilliant Green Fire
- Brilliant Red Ink
- Brilliant Yellow Hair Dye
- Britannia Metal
- British Oil, or Oil of Stone
- Brodie's Liniment
- Bromide of Ammonium
- Bromide of Sodium
- Bromide Paper
- Bromine
- Bronchitis
- Bronze Brown
- Bronzing with Black-Lead
- Bronzing with Crocus
- Brown (Dye an annotto orange see No)
- Brown (Work for an hour in a bath)
- Brown (Work for half an hour)
- Brown Bronzes for Medals, copper tea-urns
- Brown Drab
- Brown Dye
- Brown Enamels
- Brown for Worsted or Wool
- Brown Glazing
- Brown Hair Dye
- Brown Mixture
- Brown Ointment
- Brown Stain for Marble
- Brown Tint for Iron and Steel
- Brown Windsor Soap
- Brown's Cholera Mixture
- Browning for Gun Barrels
- Brucine, or Brucia
- Brunswick Black
- Brunswick Green
- Buchner's Soluble Soda Glass
- Buchu Leaves
- Buckthorn Test Paper
- Burgundy Pitch Plaster
- Burnett's Antiseptic Solution
- Burnett's Disinfecting Fluid
- Burnished Gilding
- Burns and Scalds
- Bussang Water
- Butternut Pills
- Butyric Acid
C
- Cabbage Test Paper
- Cabinet Varnish
- Cacao Pomade
- Cachou Aromatise
- Cajeput Liniment
- Calamine
- Calcination
- California Champagne
- Calomel Pills
- Calotype Paper
- Calvetti's Manna Lemonade
- Camphor Ice
- Camphor Ointment
- Camphor Water (Pulverize through a fine sieve)
- Camphor Water (Take ounce of camphor)
- Camphorated Acetic Acid
- Camphorated Chalk
- Camphorated Dover's Powder
- Camphorated Lotion
- Camphorated Oil
- Camphorated Tincture of Opium
- Canada Balsam
- Canada Liniment
- Canada Varnish
- Cancer Plaster
- Canned Cider
- Cantharidal Collodion
- Cantharides Ointment
- Canton's Phosphorus
- Capacity of Cubical Boxes
- Caraway Cordial
- Carbolic Acid Lotion
- Carbolic Acid Lotion for Burns
- Carbolic Cerate
- Carbolic Plaster
- Carbolic Salve
- Carbon Ink
- Carbonate of Ammonia
- Carbonate of Baryta
- Carbonate of Cobalt
- Carbonate of Magnesia
- Carbonate of Soda
- Carbonic Acid (Comtilled water for a few)
- Carbonic Acid (Invisible weight of water upon)
- Carbonic Oxide
- Carbuncle
- Carburet of Iron
- Carburetted Hydrogen
- Carlsbad Water (Dissolve grains of muriate)
- Carlsbad Water (Muriate of ounces muriate)
- Carmine Purple
- Carmine Rouge
- Carthamine or Safflower Lake
- Catarrh
- Catawba Champagne
- Catechu Chocolates
- Catechu Drab
- Catechu Stone Drab
- Catheters, or Hollow Bougies
- Causes of Rheumatism
- Caution About Charcoal
- Caution About Glycerine
- Caution in Grinding Cutlery
- Caution in the Use of Quinine
- Caution to Painters
- Cautions about Benzine
- Cazenave's Antipsoric Lotion
- Cazenave's Pomade
- Cement for Aquaria
- Cement for Chemical Glasses
- Cement for Fixing Metal to warm
- Cement for Gas Retorts
- Cement for Glass Syringes
- Cement for Iron
- Cement for Leather Belting
- Cement for Marine Aquaria
- Cement for Metal and Glass
- Cement for Petroleum Lamps
- Cement from Furnace Slag
- Cement to Resist Petroleum
- Cement to Unite India Rubber
- Cephalic Snuff
- Cerate of Savine
- Chameleon Mineral
- Champagne Cider (Another re-order to accomplish)
- Champagne Cider (Good cider pale hogshead)
- Champion Anisette
- Channing's Mixture
- Charcoal as an Antiseptic
- Charcoal Crayons
- Charcoal from Coal-Tar
- Charcoal Tooth Paste
- Charta Epispastica
- Chaussier's Obstetric Ointment
- Chauvet's Anisette
- Cheap Bay Rum
- Cheap Brown Marking Ink
- Cheap Champagne (Gallons Cheap Champagne)
- Cheap Champagne (Gallons previously to bruising)
- Cheap Concrete Flooring
- Cheap Hair Oils
- Cheap Imitation Cider
- Cheap Japan Dryer
- Cheap Parlor Matches
- Cheap Washing Soap
- Cheap-made Cider
- Chelsea Pensioner
- Chemical Drying
- Chemical Food
- Chemical Soap
- Chemical Washing
- Chemically Pure Oxalic Acid
- Chemique, or Chemic Blue
- Cherry Essence
- Cherry Syrup
- Cherry-juice Test Paper
- Chewing Gum from Paraffine
- Chilblain
- Chilblain Balm
- Chilblain Liniment (Mix tojust before undressing)
- Chilblain Liniment (Take ounce of camphorated)
- Chilblain Lotion
- Chilblain Ointment
- Chinese Bronze
- Chinese Depilatory
- Chinese Edge for Books
- Chinese Fire for Sky Rockets
- Chinese Money
- Chinese Weights
- Chinese White Copper
- Chirayta Pills and Mixture
- Chloral
- Chlorate of Potassa
- Chloric Acid
- Chloric Ether
- Chloride of Calcium
- Chloride of Cobalt
- Chloride of Copper
- Chloride of Gold
- Chloride of Lead
- Chloride of Magnesium
- Chloride of Mercury
- Chloride of Nickel
- Chloride of Platinum
- Chloride of Potassium
- Chloride of Sodium
- Chloride of Zinc
- Chlorinated Poultice
- Chlorine
- Chlorodyne (Composition of this well known)
- Chlorodyne (Mix together Add to this)
- Chlorodyne (Mix together extract of black)
- Chlorodyne Mixture
- Chloroform
- Chloroform Elixir
- Chocolate Brown
- Chocolate Syrup
- Chocolate, or French Brown
- Cholera Tincture
- Christison's Flux for Arsenic
- Chromate of Potassa
- Chromatype Paper
- Chrome Blue
- Chrome Dyes for Cotton Goods
- Chrome Dyes for Woolen Goods
- Chrome Green
- Chrome Red
- Chrome Yellow
- Chromic Acid
- Chrysolite
- Cider Wine
- Cinchonine, or Cinchonia
- Cinnamon Brown
- Cinnamon Soap
- Cinnamon Syrup
- Cinnamon Water
- Citrate of Iron
- Citric Acid
- Citric Acid in After-pains
- Citrine Cintment
- Claret for Wool or Worsted
- Claret Punch
- Claret Red
- Clarified Honey
- Clarified Oil for Varnish
- Class No (Classified Fluid be reduced)
- Class No (Classified Fluid class should)
- Class No (Classified Fluid Extracts)
- Class No (Classified Fluid) (II)
- Class No (Classified troy ounces)
- Cleanliness for Plants
- Cleansing
- Clear Crystal Glass
- Clear Gutta-Percha Solution
- Cleveland's Tooth Wash
- Close's Indestructible Ink
- Clutton's Febrifuge Spirit
- Clutton's Febrifuge Tincture
- Coarse Stuff for Plastering
- Coating for Black-Boards
- Coating for Pills
- Cobalt
- Cobalt Blue
- Cochineal Coloring (Macerate ing point ounce best)
- Cochineal Coloring (Take ounce each powered)
- Cochineal Crimson
- Cochineal Pink
- Cochineal Scarlet
- Cochrane's Cough Medicine
- Cocoanut Oil Soap (Pounds cocoanut oil and pounds)
- Cocoanut Oil Soap (Put pounds cocoanut oil)
- Cod-Liver Oil Ointment
- Codeine, or Codeia
- Coffee Flavoring for Liquors
- Coffee Syrup
- Cognac Oil
- Coin Gold
- Cold Cream
- Cold Silvering
- Cold Tinning
- Collier's Wine of Quinine
- Collins' Disinfecting Powder
- Collodion for Photography
- Cologne Tooth Wash
- Cologne Water, Second Quality
- Colored Amandine
- Colored Cements
- Colored Fires
- Colored Fires for Illuminations
- Colored Flames
- Colored Foils
- Colored Hair Oils
- Colored Japan
- Colored Lights
- Coloring Castor Oil
- Coloring Matters for Fat
- Colorless Drying Oil for Paint
- Colorless Hair Oils
- Colpin's India-Rubber Varnish
- Common Black Ink
- Common Black Sealing-Wax
- Common Crimson (Put some of the common red)
- Common Crimson (Steep over portion night)
- Common Drab
- Common Essence of Musk
- Common French Polish
- Common Green
- Common Hungary Water
- Common Lavender Water
- Common Oil Varnish
- Common Pale Brass
- Common Pomatum
- Common Red (Make a decoction of pounds)
- Common Red (Work the goods for minutes)
- Common Scarlet
- Common Turpentine Varnish
- Common Yellow Soap
- Composition for Rockets
- Compound Alum Lotion
- Compound Cathartic Pills
- Compound Chloroform Syrup
- Compound for Welding Steel
- Compound Galbanum Pills
- Compound Gall Ointment
- Compound Iodine Ointment
- Compound Iron Pills
- Compound Pills of Squill
- Compound Resin Cerate
- Compound Rhubarb Pills
- Compound Solution of Alum
- Compound Spirit of Ether
- Compound Storax Pills
- Compound Syrup of Hemlock
- Compound Taraxacum Pills
- Compound Tincture of Benzoin
- Compound Tincture of Dew- phyllin)
- Compound Tincture of Gentian
- Compound Tincture of Kino
- Compound Tincture of Pellitory
- Compressed Leather
- Concentrated Essence of Musk
- Concentrated Infusions
- Concrete
- Concrete Floors and Walks
- Concrete Gravel Walk
- Condensed Milk
- Condy's Solution
- Congress Water
- Conine, or Conia
- Conklin's Salve
- Cooley's Corn Plaster
- Cooley's Superior Black Ink
- Cooling
- Copaiba Pills
- Copal Varnish (Take ounce gets both tougher)
- Copal Varnish (Take ounces copal melt)
- Copper Amalgam
- Copper Moulds from Plaster
- Copying Ink
- Corking
- Cornish Reducing Flux
- Corns
- Corvisart's Elixir of Pepsine
- Cosmetic Balsam of Honey
- Cough Mixture
- Cough Pill
- Cough Plaster
- Cough Remedy
- Cough Syrup
- Counter-Irritants
- Counterfeit Gold
- Court Plaster
- Cracked Hoof Ointment
- Cream Syrup
- Cream Syrups
- Creatine
- Creosote Antiseptic Solution
- Crimson
- Crimson for Worsted or Wool
- Crimson Stain for Marble
- Croup
- Crude Flux
- Crysotype Paper
- Crystal Varnish
- Cubic Measure in Cubic Metres
- Cubic or Solid Measurement
- Cucumber Ointment
- Cure for Ague
- Cure for Cancer
- Cure for Cramps
- Cure for Eruptions of the Skin
- Cure for Hydrophobia
- Cure for Nocturnal Emissions
- Cure for Ring-worm
- Cure for Snake Bites
- Cure for Temporary Deafness
- Cure for the Earache
- Cure for Toothache
- Cure for Whooping Cough
- Curious Essence
- Curling Fluid for the Hair
- Curry Vinegar
- Cyanic Acid
- Cyanide of Zinc
- Cyanide Solution of Copper
- Cyanotype Paper
D
- Daffy's Elixir
- Dahlia Test Paper
- Dalby's Carminative
- Dandelion Pills
- Dark Blue Sealing-Wax
- Dark Brass for Castings
- Dark Colored Boiled Oil
- Dark Gold Colored Lacquer
- Dark Green Cement
- Dark Green for Worsted
- Dark Green on Cloth
- Dark Grey Bronzing for Zinc
- Dark Grey Cement
- Dark Liquid Glue
- Dark Red Enamel
- Davis' Neutralizing Cordial
- Davis' Pain Killer
- Day and Martin's Blacking
- De Rheims' Healing Paper
- Dead Silvering for Medals
- Dead-White Enamel
- Decarbonization
- Decimal Equivalents of lbs
- Decimal Measures of Capacity
- Decimal Measures of Surface
- Decimal Weights
- Decoction of Balm of Gilead
- Decoloration
- Decomposing Cell
- Deep Amber Yellow
- Deep Black
- Deep Blue Dye for Woolen Goods
- Deep Hat Black
- Deep Rich Yellow
- Deep Yellow
- Deep Yellow Malleable Brass
- Defecation
- Degrees of Boiling Sugar
- Delamott's Golden Drops
- Dentists' Tin Alloys for Moulds
- Deschamp's Plaster
- Detergents
- Developing Solution
- Devil Plaster
- Dewees' Carminative
- Dextrine or Starch Gum
- Diamond Paste, or Strass
- Diamond Tooth Cement
- Diamond Weight
- Diarrhea
- Diarrhea Tincture
- Dichromate of Lead
- Dick's Cure for Dyspepsia
- Dickson's Cochineal Coloring
- Digestive, or Live-long Candy
- Dilute Acetic Acid
- Dilute Hydriodic Acid
- Dilute Muriatic Acid
- Dilute Nitric Acid
- Dilute Nitro-Muriatic Acid
- Dilute Phosphoric Acid
- Dilute Prussic Acid
- Dilute Sulphuric Acid
- Distilled Vinegar
- Distilled Water
- Diuretic Pills
- Double Soluble Glass
- Dover's Powder
- Drab (To a tub of hot water add)
- Drab (Work for minutes)
- Drab Bronze for Brass
- Drawing Ink
- Drill Lubricator
- Druggists' Show Colors
- Dry Measure
- Dry or Corn Measure
- Dryer for Zinc White
- Dryers for White Paint
- Dubbing for Leather
- Dupuytren's Pills
- Dupuytren's Pomade
- Durable Autographic Ink
- Durockereau's Cologne Water
- Dutch Weights and Measures
- Dyer's Aqua-Fortis
- Dyspepsia
E
- Eagle Marine Foil
- East Indian Money
- Eau Botot
- Eau de Bouquet
- Eau de Cologne
- Eau de Cologne-Extra
- Eau de Lavande de Millefleurs
- Economical Perfumes
- Edulcoration
- Effective Cure for Neuralgia
- Eger Water
- Egg Nogg
- Egyptiacum Salve
- Egyptian Ointment
- Ehrle's New Preparation of cold water
- Elastic Cement
- Electric Tissue
- Electroplating with Palladium
- Electrotyping on Wood
- Electrotyping with a Battery
- Elixir de Garus
- Elixir of Bromide of Sodium
- Elixir of Calisaya Bark
- Elixir of Pepsine
- Elixir of Taraxacum
- Elixir of Vitriol
- Ellerman's Deodorizing Fluid
- Ellis's Essence of Beef
- Elutriation
- Embalming
- Embrocation for Bruises
- Emerald
- Emetic Mixture
- Ems Water
- Enamel Powder
- Engestroom Tutania
- Engineer's Cement
- English Coinage
- English Wood Measures
- Erasmus Wilson's Hair Wash
- Esprit de Bouquet
- Esprit de Jasmin Odorant
- Esprit de Rose
- Essence of Ambergris
- Essence of Beef
- Essence of Cassia
- Essence of Chamomile
- Essence of Cinnamon
- Essence of Civet
- Essence of Coltsfoot
- Essence of Lemons
- Essence of Peppermint
- Essence of Pineapple
- Essence of Quinine
- Essence of Rennet
- Essence of Roses
- Essence of Spearmint
- Essence of Spruce
- Essence of Tuberose
- Essences
- Essences of Flowers
- Etching Fluid for Copper
- Etching Fluid for Ivory
- Etching Fluid for Steel
- Etching Varnish for Ivory
- Etching Varnishes
- Ether Glue
- Ethiops of Antimony
- Ethyl
- Evans' Tooth Amalgam
- Evaporating Lotions
- Evaporation
- Everton Taffee
- Excellent Honey
- Excellent Liquid Glue
- Exchequer Ink
- Expansion Metal
- Expectorants
- External Remedy for Piles
- Extra Essence of Roses
- Extract of Bitter Almonds
- Extract of Capsicum
- Extract of Celery
- Extract of Cinnamon
- Extract of Coriander
- Extract of Ginger
- Extract of Milk
- Extract of Nutmegs
- Extract of Patchouli
- Extract of Rose
- Extract of Soup-herbs
- Extract of Vanilla
- Extraction of Fat from Bones
- Extrait de Millefleurs
- Eye-water for Weak Eyes
- Eye-Waters
F
- Factitious Asses' Milk
- Factitious Balm of Gilead
- Factitious Balsam of Copaiba
- Factitious Balsam of Peru
- Factitious Balsam of Tolu
- Factitious Beef Marrow
- Factitious Canada Balsam
- Factitious Oil of Spike
- Fainting Fits
- Falk's Antacrid Tincture
- Family Salve
- Fast Green
- Fawn Brown
- Fawn Drab for Silk
- Feather-Shot Copper
- Febrifuge Wine
- Female Regulating Pills
- Fennel Water
- Fermentation
- Ferrated Elixir of Wild Cherry
- Ferrated Wine of Wild Cherry
- Ferridcyanide of Iron
- Ferrocyanide of Copper
- Ferrocyanide of Iron
- Fertilizing Powder
- Fever Drink
- Fig Soap
- Filled Soap
- Filter Bags for Cordials
- Filter for Shellac
- Filters for Syrups
- Filtration
- Fine Aromatic Vinegar
- Fine Black Dye for Wood
- Fine Black Ink
- Fine Black Sealing-Wax
- Fine Black Stain
- Fine Blue Dye for Wood
- Fine Blue Stain
- Fine Camphor Ice
- Fine Cologne Water
- Fine Crimson Stain
- Fine Essence of Musk
- Fine Essence of Vanilla
- Fine Florida Water
- Fine Glycerine Lotion
- Fine Grape Wine
- Fine Green Bronze
- Fine Green Stain
- Fine Hungary Water
- Fine Incense
- Fine Light Yellow Brass
- Fine Marking Ink
- Fine Oil Paste Blacking
- Fine Pale Brass for Castings
- Fine Paste Blacking
- Fine Red Dye for Ivory
- Fine Red Sealing-Wax
- Fine Shampoo Liquor
- Fine Shaving Cream
- Fine Silver Solder
- Fine Smelling Salts
- Fine Soft Solder
- Fine Stuff for Plastering
- Fine White Enamel
- Fine Writing Fluid
- Fine Yellow Dye for Wood
- Fining for Ale or Beer
- Fining with Alum for Cordials
- Finings for Gin
- Finishing Walnut
- Fire Gilding
- Fire Kindlings
- Fire Lute
- Fire-eating Ghosts
- Fire-Proof Whitewash
- Fireproof Paint
- Fireproofing Fabrics
- First, or Whitening Solution
- Fits
- Flatulency in Children
- Flavoring Beer
- Flesh Color for Dyeing Silk
- Flesh Color Stain for Marble
- Flesh Colored Collodion
- Flexible Paint for Canvas
- Flexible Varnish (Boil ounces dried white)
- Flexible Varnish (Dissolve purposes as Brunswick)
- Flexible Varnish (Melt pound pounds Boil)
- Florida Water (Dissolve in gallon per cent)
- Florida Water (Oil of berga- Eau d'H liotrope)
- Flowers of Antimony
- Flowers of Zinc
- Fluid Extract of Cinchona
- Fluid Extract of Pareira
- Fluid Extract of Scullcap
- Fluid Extract of Seneka
- Fluid Extract of Stillingia
- Fluid Extract of Sumach
- Fluid Extract of Yarrow
- Fluid for Marking Ivory
- Fluoric Acid
- Flux for Copper
- Flux for Soldering Brass
- Flux for Soldering Pewter
- Flux for Soldering Zinc
- Flux for Spelter Solder
- Fly Poison
- Fontainemoreau's Bronzes
- Food for Mocking-Birds
- Foot-Rot Ointment
- For Amethyst
- For Emerald
- For Garnet
- For Removing Old Putty
- For Ruby
- For Topaz
- Force of the Wind
- Foreign Measures
- Foreign Medicinal Weights
- Foucher's Dressing for Wounds
- Foxing or Bucking Beer
- Foy's Muriatic Acid Chilblain not salivate
- Frangipani Soap
- Freckle Balsam
- French and Pearl White
- French Binary Weights
- French Black
- French Bronze
- French Coin Silver
- French Huiles or Hair Oils
- French Liard for Lubrication
- French Lip Salve
- French Money
- French Plate Glass
- French Polish (Take ounces avoided wood)
- French Polish (To pint spirits of wine add)
- French Purple of Cassius
- French Silver
- French Syrup of Santonin
- French Waterproof Felting
- French Weights and Measures
- French White
- Fresenius' Flux
- Frey's Vermifuge
- Friar's Balsam, or Jesuit's mix
- Frosted Tin
- Fuchs' Soluble Soda Glass
- Fulminating Antimony
- Fulminating Copper
- Fulminating Gold
- Fulminating Mercury
- Fulminating Powder
- Fulminating Silver
- Fuming Nitric Acid
- Furniture Paste
- Furniture Polish (Bees' wax strokes until)
- Furniture Polish (Dissolve then having mixed)
- Fusible Alloys
- Fusion
- Fustic Green on Cloth
- Fustic Green on Yarn
G
- Galipot
- Gallic Acid
- Galvanic Tinning
- Gannal's Antiseptic Mixture
- Ganteine
- Gargle for Sore Throat
- Garnet Foil
- Garrot's Covering for Pills
- Gauge Stuff
- Gay Lussac's Pyrophorus
- Gelatine
- Gelatine Wafers
- Gendar's Hydrometer
- General Receipt for Making cider settle
- German Beer Bouquet
- German Black Salve
- German Lip Salve
- German Silver
- German Silver for Castings
- German Silver for Rolling
- German Soup Tablets
- German Syrup of Rhubarb
- German Tea for the Chest
- Gilding by Immersion
- Gilding on Glass
- Gilding Paste
- Ginger Beer Powders
- Ginger Beer Without Yeast
- Ginger Syrup (Bruised Jamaica ginger ounces)
- Ginger Syrup (Tincture of simple syrup pints)
- Ginger Wine (Another Pro- must be submerged)
- Ginger Wine (Boil pounds of a rose color)
- Glass for Photography
- Glass of Antimony
- Glass of Borax
- Glaze for Porcelain
- Glaze without Lead
- Glaziers' Solder
- Glycerinated Iodine
- Glycerine
- Glycerine Balsam
- Glycerine Cream
- Glycerine Ink
- Glycerine Lotion
- Glycerine Lotion No (Take of Price's glycerine)
- Glycerine Lotion No (Take of Price's glycerine) (II)
- Glycerine Paste
- Glycerine Soap
- Glycerine Soap Balls
- Goadby's Antiseptic Solutions
- Goddard's Diarrhea Remedy
- Goddard's Gonorrhea Mixture
- Godfrey's Cordial
- Goebel's Pyrophorus
- Goitre Jelly
- Gold and Straw
- Gold Color Stain for Marble
- Gold Colored Bronze Powder
- Gold Coloring Solution
- Gold Ink
- Gold Labels on Glass Bottles
- Gold Lacquer (Ground turmeric strongly)
- Gold Lustre
- Gold Plating Powder
- Gold Size for Picture Frames
- Gold Sprinkle for Books
- Gold Tracing on Metal
- Golden Brown Hair Dye
- Golden Compound
- Golden Rain
- Golden Tincture (Sulphuric half an hour more)
- Golden Tincture (Take parts sulphuric ether)
- Golden Yellow Hair Dye
- Gongs and Cymbals
- Goniometer
- Gonorrhea Pills
- Good Black Ink
- Good Liquid Glue
- Good Mucilage
- Good Old Samaritan Liniment
- Good Red Ink
- Gooseberry Essence
- Gouffe's Eau de Cologne
- Goulard's Cerate
- Goulard's Eye-water
- Goulard's Poultice
- Goulard's Water or Lotion
- Gout Poultice
- Government Land Measure
- Gowland's Lotion
- Grafting Clay
- Graham's Neuralgic Liniment
- Graham's Quick Bronzing Li- Zinc
- Grahame's Elixir of Bismuth
- Grain Gold
- Grain Tin
- Granulation
- Grape Syrup
- Grecian Gilding
- Greek Fire
- Green (Dissolve ounces blue vitriol)
- Green (Verdigris and verditer ounce)
- Green (Work for minutes) (II)
- Green and Crimson
- Green and Pink
- Green Basilicon Ointment
- Green Enamels
- Green Fire
- Green Fire for Ghost Scenes
- Green Fire for Pots or Stars
- Green Foil
- Green Glazing
- Green Ink
- Green Light
- Green Lights
- Green Oil
- Green Ointment
- Green Oxide of Chromium
- Green Sealing-Wax
- Green Stain for Marble
- Green Stick Salve
- Green with Prussian Blue
- Green without Arsenic
- Green-Grey Bronzing for Zinc
- Greenish Drab
- Gregory's Powder (Calcined opium ounce spirits)
- Gregory's Powder (Mix together drachms calcined)
- Grey Cement
- Grey-Black Cement
- Griffin's Tincture for Coughs
- Gross' Treatment of Burns
- Grosvenor's Tooth Powder
- Ground for Chinese Japan
- Ground Tea
- Guanine
- Gum Syrup
- Gun-cotton as a Filter
- Gunter's Chain
- Gutta-Percha Cement
- Gutta-Percha Oil Varnish
- Gutta-Percha Tissue
H
- Hager's Vermin Ointment
- Hair Coloring which is not a Plaster
- Hair Curling Liquid
- Hair Gloss
- Hair Restorative
- Hair Varnish
- Hall's Solution of Strychnia
- Hamburg Bitters
- Hard and Soft Soap
- Hard Gold
- Hard Hydraulic Cement
- Hard Silver
- Hard Solder
- Hard Soldering or Brazing
- Harland's Gonorrhea Cure
- Harness Liquid Blacking
- Harness Polish
- Harness Waterproof Blacking
- Harrogate Water
- Hayes' Pile Liniment
- Health Pills
- Heartburn
- Heat-conducting Power of Best brown sugar
- Hemlock Liniment
- Hemlock Poultice
- Hemlock Salve
- Henderson's Lotion for Corns
- Henry's Aromatic Vinegar
- Henry's Magnesia
- Herb Drink for Fevers
- Hermetical Sealing for Bottles
- Heusler's Red Ink
- Higgins' Stucco
- Hill's Balsam of Honey
- Hints on Fermentation
- Hock and Claret Syrup
- Hogg's Pepsine Pills
- Holloway's Ointment
- Holloway's Pills
- Homberg's Pyrophorus
- Honey of Roses
- Honey of Violets
- Honey or Mead Wine
- Honey Soap
- Honey Water
- Honey Water (Eau de Miel)
- Hooper's Female Pills
- Hope's Camphor Mixture
- Hope's Cough Mixture
- Horn
- Horse Embrocation
- Horsley's Chlorodyne
- Hot Drops
- Houseleek for Fevers
- How to Clean Carpets
- How to Clean Marble
- How to Cure a Cold
- How to Dry a Lady's Hair
- How to Imitate Cider
- How to Keep Ice in Summer
- How to Know Good Flour
- How to Make Brass
- How to Pack a Rectifying Tub
- How to See Under Water
- How to Tie a Parcel
- How to Use a Grindstone
- Hubbell's Cream Syrup
- Hubbell's Wine of Iron
- Hudson's Cold Cream
- Hufeland's Anticatarrh Elixir
- Hufeland's Aperient Elixir
- Hufeland's Infant Powder
- Hufeland's Pectoral Elixir
- Hunter's Red Drop
- Hydrate of Alumina
- Hydrate of Potassa (Hydrated or caustic potassa)
- Hydrate of Potassa (This is until the liquid)
- Hydriodate of Quinine
- Hydriodic Acid
- Hydrochloric Acid
- Hydrochloric Acid Liniment
- Hydrocyanic Acid
- Hydrogen
- Hydrographic Paper
- Hypophosphoric Acid
- Hyposulphite of Lime
I
- Imitation Asses' Milk
- Imitation Balsam of Copaiba
- Imitation Batavia Arrack (Gallons French spirit rice)
- Imitation Batavia Arrack (To gallons pale rum add ounces)
- Imitation Bear's Grease
- Imitation Bourbon Whiskey (Creosote diluted with alcohol)
- Imitation Bourbon Whiskey (Gallons proof spirit gallons)
- Imitation Bourbon Whiskey (Tight After it has stood hours)
- Imitation Brandy
- Imitation Champagne
- Imitation Cognac Brandy
- Imitation Cream Syrup
- Imitation Essence of Myrtle
- Imitation French Brandy
- Imitation French Champagne
- Imitation Honey Soap
- Imitation Jamaica Rum
- Imitation Lemon Juice (Citric or tartaric acid ounces)
- Imitation Lemon Juice (This is an excellent)
- Imitation Lily of the Valley
- Imitation Old Tom London Gin
- Imitation Orange Juice
- Imitation Orgeat Syrup
- Imitation Pale Brandy
- Imitation Peach Brandy
- Imitation Pickled Mangoes
- Imitation Raspberry Syrup
- Imitation Rye Whiskey
- Imitation Santa Cruz Rum
- Imitation Schiedam Gin
- Imitation Scotch Whiskey
- Imperial Pop
- Imperial Standard Measure
- Important Hints on Brewing
- Improved Electric Amalgam
- Improved Vehicles for Col- Bright
- Improvement in Ink-Erasers
- Incense (Powdered cascarilla essences)
- Incense (Storax ounces benzoin ounces)
- Incrustation in Boilers
- Indelible Ink
- Indelible Printing Ink
- Indelible Writing Fluid
- Indestructible Inks
- Indestructible Writing Ink
- India-Rubber Oil Varnish (Cut up pound India-rubber into)
- India-Rubber Oil Varnish (Italian Varnish Boil Scio tur)
- Indian Cathartic Pills
- Indian Cure for Dysentery
- Indian Curry
- Indian or Chinese Ink
- Indian Red, or Crocus
- Indian White Fire Signal
- Indigo Blue
- Indigo Blue Dye for Yarn
- Indigo Test Paper
- Inexhaustible Smelling Salts
- Inextinguishable Match
- Influenza Mixture
- Infusion
- Infusion of Calumba
- Infusion to Produce Sweating
- Ingrowing Toe Nails
- Ink for Marking Packages (Excellent and very cheap ink)
- Ink for Marking Packages (Take lampblack and mix)
- Ink for Writing on Tin Plates
- Ink for Zinc Labels
- Ink Powder
- Instantaneous Pain Killer
- Instantaneous Positive Paper
- Internal Remedy for Piles
- Invisible Green
- Iodide of Ammonium
- Iodide of Iron
- Iodide of Iron Pills
- Iodide of Lead
- Iodide of Lead Ointment
- Iodide of Potassium
- Iodide of Sodium
- Iodine
- Iodine Lotion
- Iridescent Paper
- Iron Buff or Nankeen
- Iron Filings
- Iron Lacquer
- Iron Lustre
- Iron Sand for Fireworks
- Iron, Copper, and Zinc
- Irritating Plaster
- Isinglass Glue
- Italian Tamara
- Itch Ointment
- Ivory Size or Jelly
J
- Jackson's Neuralgia Remedy
- Jackson's Pectoral Syrup
- James' Oil of Gladness
- Japanese Firework Mixture
- Japanese Matches
- Japanners' Gilding
- Jarave Spanish
- Javelle Water
- Jet Black
- Jet for Harness and Boots
- Jockey Club Bouquet
- Jozeau's Copahine-mege
K
- Keating's Cough Lozenges
- Keene's Marble Cement
- Kelp
- Kermes Mineral (Dissolve lactic acid Make into)
- Kerosene Oil for Whetstones
- King's Cordial
- Kissingen Water
- Knots
- Kustitien's Metal for Tinning
L
- Labels for Damp Situations
- Labor-saving Soap
- Lac Scarlet
- Lacquer for Bronzed Dipped spirits
- Lacquer for Tin Plate
- Lactic Acid
- Lapis Divinus
- Lapis Miraculosus
- Lard
- Lard Ointment
- Lardner's Tooth Powder
- Laurence's Styptic Solution
- Laurent's Antiseptic Soap
- Lavender
- Lavender or Peach
- Le Blond's Varnish
- Le Gros's Itch Ointment
- Lea's Solution for Cleaning camera
- Lead Test Paper
- Leaf Gilding
- Ledoyen's Solution
- Lee's Antibilious Pills
- Leghorn
- Lemon Color
- Lemon Essence
- Lemon Extract
- Lemon Soda Nectar
- Lemon Syrup (Grate off the Strawberry Syrup)
- Lemon Syrup (Take gallons lemon juice ounce)
- Lemonade Powders
- Lenitive Electuary
- Lice on Poultry
- Liebig's Extract of Meat
- Liebig's Flux
- Light Blue
- Light Brown Sealing-Wax
- Light Green
- Light Green Fire
- Light Olive
- Light Purple
- Light Purple or Adelaide
- Light Red Enamel
- Light Straw (To a tub of cold water add)
- Light Straw (To a tub of cold water add) (II)
- Light Violet
- Lilac (Dissolve crude oxide of light)
- Lilac Fire for Pans
- Lilac Fire for Stars
- Lilac or Puce (Work for an hour in red)
- Lilac or Puce (Work for minutes in red liquor)
- Lilac or Puce (Work in a bath Royal Blue Dye)
- Lime Juice and Glycerine
- Lime Water
- Lineal or Long Measure
- Liniment for Wounds
- Linseed Poultice
- Liquation
- Liquefaction
- Liquid Blacking (Ivory-black cwt crude molasses)
- Liquid Blacking (Ivory-black in fine powder)
- Liquid Colors
- Liquid Glue
- Liquid Green
- Liquid Manure
- Liquid Measure
- Liquid Opodeldoc
- Liquid Purple
- Liquid Red
- Liquid Spectroscopes
- Liquid Yellow
- Lithia
- Lithographic Ink (Grind together parts mastich)
- Lithographic Ink (M Lasteyrie states that after)
- Lithographic Paper (Order allows of being atomized)
- Lithographic Paper (Take To Fix Pencil or Crayon)
- Lithographic Transfer Ink
- Lixiviation
- Lobelia Poultice
- Lobelia Water
- Locatelle's Balsam
- Lodic Acid
- Log Lines
- Logwood Blue
- Logwood Lilac
- Logwood, Lilac or Puce
- London Liniment
- Lotion for Freckles
- Lotion for Galls
- Lotion for Mange
- Lotion of Acetate of Lead
- Lotion of Belladonna
- Lotion of Chloride of Soda
- Lotion of Galls
- Lotion of Muriate of Ammonia
- Lotion of Muriatic Acid
- Lotion of Nitric Acid
- Lotion of Prussic Acid
- Lotion to Remove Freckles
- Loysel's Strass or Paste
- Lubricator for Wagon Axles
- Ludlam's Specific
- Lugol's Iodine Solution
- Lumbago
- Lute for Joining Crucibles
- Lute for Stills
- Lute to Protect Glass Vessels
M
- M'Kenzie's Ointment
- Macassar Oil
- Maceration
- Magic Copying Paper
- Magic Liniment
- Magic Tooth Paste
- Magnesia
- Magnetic Adeps
- Magnetic Ointment
- Mahogany Varnish
- Malliorca d'Espagne (Charge of which will give)
- Malliorca d'Espagne (Gallons solve the essences)
- Mallow Test Paper
- Mandrake Mercurial Pills
- Manganese
- Manganese Test Paper
- Maraschino (Ounces essence dissolved)
- Maraschino (Ounces essence of dissolved)
- Marble Workers' Cement
- Marienbad Purging Salts
- Marine or Waterproof Glue
- Marrow Oil
- Marseilles Vinegar
- Marsh's Blue Fire
- Marsh's Crimson Fire for Pots
- Marsh's White Fire for Pans
- Marsh's Yellow Fire
- Martin's Depilatory
- Marvels of the Microscope
- Mashing
- Mastich French Polish
- Mastich Varnish
- Mathieu's Vermifuge
- Matting, or Dead Gold
- Measure of Time
- Measures for Housekeepers
- Medicated Lint
- Medicated Oils
- Mege's Rheumatic Ointment
- Melon Essence
- Mending Plaster Models
- Mercurial Ointment
- Mercurial Pills
- Metallic Lustres for Pottery
- Metallic Soap
- Method of Purifying Fat
- Methyl
- Mettauer's Aperient Solution
- Mexican Money
- Mexican Mustang Liniment
- Mexican Tooth Wash
- Meyer's Water of Life
- Miahle's Rational Dentifrice
- Mialhe's Elixir of Pepsine
- Mialhe's Ioduretted Gaseous chona
- Mialhe's Syrup for Hoarseness
- Milburn's Mixture
- Milk of Roses
- Milk Powder
- Milk Punch
- Millefleur Water
- Mitchell's Ointment of Three
- Mixed Pickle
- Mixtures for Matches
- Mode of Acetifying Shavings
- Modeling Wax
- Mohr's Blue Writing Fluid
- Moire Bronze
- Molasses Candy
- Monsel's Styptic Solution
- Mont d'Or Water
- Monte-Video Money
- Moore's Elixir of Valerianate cum
- Moore's Syrup of Tar
- Mordant Brown
- Mordants
- Morfit's Dentifrice
- Morfit's Hair Tonic
- Morphia Collodion
- Morphia Liniment
- Morphine or Morphia
- Morrison's Pills
- Morton's Copaiba Mixture
- Mosaic Gold
- Mosaic Silver
- Mother's Cordial
- Mottled Soap Balls
- Moutarde Superbe
- Mrs (Wheeler's Nursing Syrup)
- Mrs (Wheeler's Worm Confec)
- Mucilage of Tragacanth
- Mulder's Colorless Drying Oil
- Munro's Cough Medicine
- Murexide
- Muriate of Ammonia
- Muriated Paper
- Muriatic or Hydrochloric Acid
- Murphy's Carminative (Take circumstances It usually)
- Mushroom Catsup
- Musk Soap
- Mustard Oil Ointment
- Mutton Suet
- Mynsicht's Elixir of Vitriol
N
- Naples Water
- Naples Yellow
- Napoleon Blue
- Napoleon's Pectoral Pills
- Narcotine
- Nautical Time
- Nearly White Table Glass
- Neat's-foot or Trotter Oil
- Nectar Cream Syrup
- Nectar Syrup (Strawberry syrup pint Madeira)
- Nelson's Patent Gelatine
- Nerve Powder
- Nervous Mixture
- Nervous Pill
- Nervous Tincture
- Neuralgia Ointment
- Neutralization
- New Antidote for Opium
- New Blacking
- New Blue
- New Glazing for Frescoes
- New Ink for Printers
- New Mode of Removing Rust
- New Plastic Material
- New Stain for Wood
- New Styptic Collodion
- Newell's Compound Tar Cint-cers only
- Nicotine, or Nicotia
- Nitrate of Baryta
- Nitrate of Bismuth
- Nitrate of Cobalt
- Nitrate of Copper
- Nitrate of Iron
- Nitrate of Potassa
- Nitrate of Urea
- Nitric Acid
- Nitric Ether
- Nitro-glycerine
- Nitro-Muriatic Acid
- Nitro-Prusside of Sodium
- Nitro-Sulphuric Acid
- Nitrogen or Azote
- Nitrous Ether
- Noble's Tonic Elixir
- Non-poisonous Silvering Fluid
- Nonpareil Bitters
- Nordhausen Sulphuric Acid
- Norris's Soda Mint
- Note the following observations
- Novargent
- Number of Nails per Pound
- Nuremberg Plaster
- Nutritive Wine
O
- Odontine
- Official Standard Metre
- Ogden's Chlorodyne
- Oil Copal Varnish
- Oil for Incipient Baldness
- Oil Gilding
- Oil of Apple
- Oil of Balsam of Peru
- Oil of Benzoin
- Oil of Brown Paper
- Oil of Jargonelle Pear
- Oil of Stone
- Oil of Storax
- Oil of Turpentine
- Oil of Worm-seed Mixture
- Oil Paste Blacking
- Oil Size for Gilding
- Ointment for Baker's Itch
- Ointment for Old Sores
- Ointment for Piles
- Ointment for the Itch
- Ointment of Borax
- Ointment of Lead
- Old French Linear Measure
- Olefiant Gas
- Oleoresin of Black Pepper
- Oleoresin of Cubebs
- Oleoresin of Ginger
- Oleoresin of Lupulin
- Oleoresin of Male Fern
- Olive (Dissolve equal parts by weight)
- Olive (Work for an hour in a bath)
- Olive (Work for an hour in a bath) (II)
- Olive Drab
- Olive Enamels
- Olive Green
- Olive or Bottle Green
- Onions as a Disinfectant
- Opal
- Open Fires
- Opiate Tooth Paste
- Opium Liniment
- Opium Pills
- Orange (Solution of bichromate)
- Orange (Work for minutes in pounds)
- Orange (Work the silk for minutes)
- Orange Bitters
- Orange Bronzing for Brass
- Orange Dye for Wood
- Orange Enamels
- Orange Essence
- Orange Flower Soap
- Orange Red Fire
- Orange Sprinkle for Books
- Orange Syrup
- Orange Tonic
- Orange-Flower Syrup
- Orange-Flower Water (Ounces cardamoms and macerato)
- Orange-Flower Water (Pounds avoirdupois water)
- Ordinary Carriage Varnish
- Ordinary Cocoanut Oil Soap
- Orgeat Syrup
- Oriental Garnet or Carbuncle
- Ormolu, or Mosaic Gold
- Osborne's Syrup
- Ox-gall Soap
- Oxalate of Nickel
- Oxalic Acid
- Oxide of Antimony
- Oxide of Bismuth
- Oxide of Manganese
- Oxide of Zinc
- Oxygen
- Oxymel of Squills
- Ozone Ether
P
- Paint for Boilers
- Paint for Iron Work
- Painter's Size
- Painting in Milk
- Paints or Rouges for the Skin
- Pale Amber Varnish
- Pale Boiled Oil
- Pale Brass for Gilding
- Pale Brass for Turning
- Pale Brass for Wire
- Pale Brass Lacquer
- Pale Liquid Glue
- Pale Tin Lacquer
- Pale Violet Fire
- Palm Oil
- Palm Oil Scap
- Palm Soap
- Palpitation of the Heart
- Pancoast's Styptic
- Paper for Photography
- Paper Hangers' Paste
- Papier Fayard
- Papier Fayard et Blayn
- Papier Saxe for Photography
- Papyrine
- Paris Test for Lead in Wine
- Paris Toilet Round Soap
- Paris Toilet Tablet Soap
- Parisian Diamonds
- Parker's Cement
- Parlor or Congreve Matches
- Parrish's Strawberry Syrup
- Passini's Solution
- Passy Water
- Paste Blacking
- Paste for Razors
- Paste for Toothache
- Paste to Clean Brass
- Pastilles aux Fleurs d'Oranges
- Pastils of Every Variety
- Pate d'Amande au Miel
- Patent Base for Artificial tal
- Patent Dryer
- Patent Yeast
- Pea Green (Steep for an hour in a In this)
- Pea Green (To gallon water add nickel)
- Pea Green for Worsted
- Peach Brandy
- Peach Essence
- Peach Flavoring for Whiskey
- Pear Essence
- Pear Syrup
- Pearl Powder
- Pearl White
- Pectoral Balsam
- Peligot's Bohemian Tube Glass
- Pelletier's Quinine Dentifrice
- Pelouze's German Silver
- Pencils for Writing on Glass
- Pendulum Measure
- Penta-Sulphuret of Antimony
- Peppermint Brandy
- Peppermint Water
- Pepsine and Iron Pills
- Perchlorate of Potassa
- Perchloride of Iron
- Perchloride of Tin
- Perfumed Oils by Infusion
- Periodical Sick Headache
- Permanence of Ink
- Pernitrate of Iron
- Peroxide of Copper
- Peroxide of Iron
- Peroxide of Manganese
- Peroxide of Nickel
- Persian Balsam
- Persulphate of Iron for Piles
- Peruvian Bark Tooth Paste
- Peruvian Tooth Paste
- Peter's Pills
- Petroleum Liniment
- Pewter
- Pharaoh's Serpents Eggs
- Phenyl Paper
- Phial Barometer
- Philocome (This compound is flower)
- Phosphate of Iron
- Phosphorated Ether
- Phosphorescent Oil
- Phosphorous Acid
- Phosphorus
- Phosphorus Bottles
- Phosphorus Bronzes
- Physic's Bitter Wine of Iron
- Physic's Issue Ointment
- Pickled Cauliflower
- Pickled Cucumbers
- Pickled Mushrooms
- Pickled Onions (Let them lie in strong salt)
- Pickled Onions (Peel small silver button)
- Pickled Peppers
- Pickled Red Cabbage
- Pickled Tomatoes
- Pickles
- Pieste's Toothache Essence
- Pile Salve
- Pills of Iodide of Iron
- Pineapple Essence
- Pineapple Syrup (Take a convenient number)
- Pink (To a solution of chloride)
- Pink (Work for an hour in a bath)
- Pink Fire for the Stage
- Pink Lights
- Piperine
- Pipettes
- Pivots for Artificial Teeth
- Plain Lemonade in Powder
- Plain Pomatum or Pomade
- Plain Syrup
- Plate Boiling Powder
- Platinated Asbestos
- Plating on Iron or Steel
- Platinum Lustre
- Plum Essence
- Plumbago Bronze
- Plumbers' Cement
- Plumbers' Solder
- Plunket's Ointment for Cancer
- Polish for Turners' Work
- Polish White
- Polishing Paste
- Polishing Powder for Specula
- Pomade de Ninon de l'Enclos
- Pomade Divine
- Pomade for Incipient Baldness
- Pomade Millefleur
- Pomade Rosat
- Pomades by Enfleurage
- Pomades by Infusion
- Poncine Soap
- Poor Man's Plaster
- Portable Glue or Bank-Note ing-Wax
- Portable Lemonade
- Porter Brewing for Families
- Portland Cement
- Portuguese Money
- Potassa
- Potassa with Lime
- Potassio-Tartrate of Soda
- Potato Poultice
- Poudre Blonde for the Hair
- Poudre d'Iris
- Poultice for a Fester
- Pounce
- Powder for Absorbing Excess-corn
- Powdered Tin
- Powell's Cough Balsam
- Pradier's Paste for Razors
- Precautions in Testing Acids
- Precautions to be Observed in light
- Precipitated Carbonate of Zinc
- Precipitated Chalk
- Precipitated Sulphur
- Precipitation
- Preparation of Brewers' Yeast
- Prepared Bran for the Hair
- Prepared Wax Paper
- Preparing and Dyeing Silk
- Preservation of Eggs
- Preservation of Hams
- Preservation of Meat
- Preservation of Photographs
- Preservation of Stone
- Preservation of wood
- Preserved Flowers and Herbs
- Preserving Insects
- Preventive Lotions
- Priming
- Priming for Iron Work
- Process of Electro-Gilding
- Procter's Rennet Wine
- Procter's Syrup of Tolu
- Procter's Vermifuge
- Properties of Charcoal
- Properties of Dye-woods
- Properties of Metals
- Properties of Metals (Form part of the elements)
- Properties of the Circle
- Protochloride of Platinum
- Protochloride of Tin
- Protoxide of Iron
- Protoxide of Tin
- Prune Flavoring for Liquors
- Prussian Blue (Dissolve pure Prussian blue)
- Prussian Blue (Percyanide when it must be)
- Prussian Lineal Measure
- Prussian Measures of Capacity
- Prussian Money
- Prussian Weights
- Puffer's Root Beer
- Pulmonary Balsam
- Pulverization
- Punch Syrup
- Pure Carbonate of Potassa
- Pure Liquid Sulphurous Acid
- Pure Oxygen for Inhalation
- Pure Sea-Salt
- Pure Sulphurous Acid
- Purification of Zinc
- Purified Annotto
- Purple (To an infusion of logwood add)
- Purple Enamels
- Purple Eronzing for Zinc
- Purple Fire
- Purple Ink, or King of Purples
- Purple Marking Ink
- Purple of Cassius
- Purple Red Fire
- Purple Stain
- Purple Sympathetic Ink
- Purple to Pink
- Puttying
- Pyrmont Water (Sulphate of alcohol and filter)
- Pyrogallic Acid
- Pyrogallic Hair Dye
- Pyrophorus
Q
- Quick Hardening Putty
- Quince Mucilage
- Quinidine
- Quinine Mixture for Children
- Quinine Tooth Paste
- Quinine, or Quinia
- Quinometry
- Quinsy
R
- Raisin Flavoring for Liquors
- Raspberry Essence
- Raspberry Shrub
- Raspberry Syrup
- Rat Poison
- Rat Trap
- Ratafia
- Re-Sharpening Files
- Real Japan Paste Blacking
- Rectification
- Recutting Files with Acids
- Red (Brazil wood a little vermilion)
- Red (Dissolve carmine in aqua)
- Red (Work for minutes in a utes)
- Red Brass
- Red Brass for Gilding
- Red Bronzing for Brass
- Red Brown (Dye a deep annotto orange see)
- Red Brown (Steep the silk for crimson)
- Red Cement
- Red Cornelian
- Red Dye for Wood
- Red Enamel
- Red Fire
- Red Fire for Stage Effect
- Red Foil
- Red Hair Dye (Acidulated mediately)
- Red Hair Dye (Strong infu- Method of Using)
- Red Lacquer (Spanish annotto pounds)
- Red Lacquer (Take gallons spirits of wine)
- Red Light
- Red Lights
- Red Litmus Paper
- Red Precipitate
- Red Salve
- Red Stain for Marble
- Red Tombac
- Red Wash for Bricks
- Red-Brown Bronzing for Brass
- Reduced Balsam of Copaiba
- Reduced Balsam of Peru
- Reduction
- Redwood's Nervine Balsam
- Redwood's Red Ink
- Regent Punch
- Regnault's Pectoral Paste
- Relative Value of U
- Remarks on Dyeing Cotton
- Remedy for a Sprain or Bruise
- Remedy for a Weak Back
- Remedy for Bad Breath (Foul breath will be removed)
- Remedy for Bad Breath (Take large enough in every way)
- Remedy for Bad Breath (Take ton See No of dry)
- Remedy for Bilious Diarrhea
- Remedy for Broken Chilblains
- Remedy for Chafing
- Remedy for Cold in the Head
- Remedy for Croup
- Remedy for Diphtheria (Gentleman who has administered)
- Remedy for Diphtheria (Per- of peppermint ounce Dose)
- Remedy for Frozen Potatoes
- Remedy for Inflammation of Hands
- Remedy for Lumbago
- Remedy for Neuralgia
- Remedy for Scalding
- Remedy for Scrofula
- Remedy for Severe Chilblains
- Remedy for Spasms
- Remedy for Spermatorrhea
- Remedy for the Tetter
- Remedy for Worms
- Resolvent Plaster
- Rheumatic Decoction
- Rheumatic Liniment
- Rhubarb Pills
- Rhubarb Test Paper
- Rich Drab
- Rich Green Drab
- Rich Yellow
- Rich Yellow Brown
- Rich Yellow Hair Dye
- Ricord's Aromatic Wine
- Ripe Gooseberry Wine
- Roll Sulphur
- Roman Brass Coins
- Roman Cement
- Roman Measures of Length
- Roman Money
- Roman Silver Coins
- Roman Weights
- Root Beer
- Rosaniline, or Fuchsine
- Rose Bandoline
- Rose Colored Dye for Wood
- Rose Colored Enamels
- Rose Colored Fire
- Rose Glycerine Cream
- Rose Lip Salve
- Rose Pomade
- Rose Soap
- Rose Test Paper
- Rose Water (Ordinary best rose-water)
- Rose Water (Take Troy forms a useful)
- Rother's Soap Liniment
- Round Cast Steel
- Round Iron
- Rousseau's Laudanum
- Royal Blue (Into a vessel of cold water)
- Royal Blue (This is dyed in the same)
- Ruby
- Ruby Foil
- Russia Salve
- Russian Lineal Measure
- Russian Liquid Glue
- Russian Measures of Capacity
- Russian Money
- Russian Weights
- Rypophagon Soap
S
- Saccharine Carbonate of Iron
- Sage Green
- Salicine
- Saline Mixture
- Salt Rheum Ointment
- Salve for All Wounds
- Salve for Sore Breasts
- Sand Soap Balls
- Sandarach French Polish
- Santa Cruz Sour
- Santonate of Soda
- Santonin Lozenges
- Sap Green
- Sapphire
- Sarsaparilla Syrup (Take oil of wintergreen drops)
- Sarsaparilla Syrup (To gallon simple syrup add)
- Sassafras Flavoring for Liquors
- Saturation
- Saturnine Cerate
- Savine Ointment
- Savon au Bouquet
- Scale in Boilers
- Scarlet
- Scarlet Fever
- Scented or Aromatic Candles
- Schacht's Mercurial Plasma
- Scouring Balls
- Scriptural Dry Measure
- Scriptural Money
- Scriptural Weights
- Scuppernong Champagne
- Sea Green
- Sea-Water
- Sealing-Wax Varnish
- Second Coat for Inside Work
- Second Coat for Outside Work
- Second, or Finishing Solution
- Seidlitz Powders (Common grains of chloride)
- Seidschutz Water
- Self-Feeding Filter
- Seltzer or Selters Water
- Seltzer Water
- Separating Funnels
- Sesquicarbonate of Ammonia
- Shampoo Liquor
- Shaving Cream
- Shaving Paste
- Shaving Soap
- Sherbet
- Sherbet Syrup
- Sherry Cobbler
- Shinn's Bitter Wine of Iron
- Shoemakers' Black
- Shute's Artificial Honey
- Sifting
- Signal Lights
- Silk Cleaner
- Silver Bath
- Silver Ink
- Silver Lustre
- Silver Rain
- Silver Solder
- Silver White Bronze Powder
- Silver-Gray Dye for Wood
- Silvering Glass
- Silvering Hooks and Eyes
- Silvering Paste
- Silvering Solution
- Simple and Useful Cement
- Simple Carbon Ink
- Simple Chalybeate Water
- Simple Cream Syrup
- Simple Creosote Solution
- Simple Cure for a Felon
- Simple Cure for Earache
- Simple Emetic
- Simple Method of Copying II
- Simple Nitrated Paper
- Simple Oxymel
- Simple Process for Silvering
- Simple Remedy for Dysentery
- Simple Remedy for Piles
- Simple Sulphuretted Waters
- Simple Syrup (To pounds finest white sugar)
- Simple Test for White Lead
- Siret's Compound
- Sirop Capillaire
- Sizes of Drawing Paper
- Sizing for Holland Linen
- Sky Blue (To pint sulphate of indigo add)
- Sky Blue (Work for minutes in a bath)
- Sky Blue Dye for Cotton Goods
- Sky Blue Dye for Silks
- Slate
- Slate or Stone Color
- Slating for Black-Boards
- Slippery Elm Poultice
- Smelling Salts (As before but taking)
- Smelling Salts (Same as No but using oil)
- Smith's Itch Ointment
- Smith's Lavender Water
- Smoking Fluid
- Snow Cream
- Snuffles
- Soap Marble for Books
- Soap Poultice
- Soap Tooth Paste
- Soda
- Soft Sealing-Wax for Diplo- syrup
- Soft Soldering
- Solder for Brass in General
- Solder for Gold
- Solder for Iron
- Solder for Joining Steel
- Solder for Lead
- Solder for Pewter
- Solder for Silver (Take parts fine silver part)
- Solder for Tin
- Soldering Liquid
- Soluble Prussian Blue
- Solution of Annotto
- Solution of Chloride of Potash
- Solution of Chloride of Soda (However a useful and effective)
- Solution of Chloride of Soda (Solubility of santonin)
- Solution of Citrate of Bismuth
- Solution of Citrate of Iron
- Solution of Citrate of Potassa
- Solution of Indigo
- Solution of Nitrate of Baryta
- Solution of Nitrate of Silver
- Solution of Tartrate of Soda
- Solution to Preserve Wood
- Solutions to Clean Brass
- Solvent for Silver
- Solvent Power of Glycerine
- Solvents for Indigo
- Soot Water for Roses
- Soy
- Soyer's Table Mustard
- Sozodont
- Spackman's Cholera Mixture
- Spackman's Copaiba Mixture
- Spackman's Pile Ointment
- Spanish Aromatic Chocolate
- Spanish Bitters
- Spanish Dry Measure
- Spanish Lineal Measure
- Spanish Liquid Measure
- Spanish Money
- Spanish Weights
- Sparteine
- Spearmint Water
- Special Preservative Against and decolorizing
- Spermaceti Cerate
- Spermaceti Ointment
- Spermaceti Soap
- Spirit Brown
- Spirit Stiffening for Hats
- Spirits of Camphor
- Spitting of Blood
- Spongio-piline
- Spongy Platinum
- Sportsman's Beef
- Sprain in the Back
- Spring Beer
- Spruce Beer Powders
- Square Cast Steel
- Square Iron
- Square or Superficial Measure
- Squinting
- Squire's Chlorodyne
- Squire's Elixir
- Starch and Iodine Test Paper
- Starch Test Paper
- Startin's Glycerine Lotion for dissolve
- Startin's Glycerine Lotion to linen
- Stavesacre Ointment
- Steel Made from Iron Scraps
- Stephens' Patent Blue Ink
- Stimulating Fomentation
- Stokes' Liniment
- Stomach Bitters
- Stone Color
- Stone Drab
- Stoughton Bitters
- Stramonium Ointment
- Strawberry Essence
- Strawberry Syrup (Take fresh Or Take oil)
- Strawberry Syrup (Take fresh strawberries)
- Strengthening Fomentation
- Strong Blistering Tissue
- Strong Lotion of Hydrochlorate fected
- Strong Mustard Poultice
- Strong Polish
- Stronger Alcohol
- Stronger Ether
- Strongly Adhering Paste
- Strychnine, or Strychnia
- Stucco for Inside of Walls
- Styptic Collodion
- Styptic Paper
- Styrol
- Sublimation
- Sublimed Sulphur
- Submarine Varnish
- Subnitrate of Bismuth
- Substitute for a Corkscrew
- Substitute for Lucifer Matches
- Succinic acid
- Sudorific, or Fever Powder
- Sugar Resin
- Sulphate of Alumina
- Sulphate of Ammonia
- Sulphate of Baryta, called bary- pigment
- Sulphate of Copper
- Sulphate of Iron Test Paper
- Sulphate of Lithia
- Sulphate of Magnesia
- Sulphate of Nickel
- Sulphate of Quinine
- Sulphate of Quinine Pills
- Sulphate of Silver
- Sulphate of Soda
- Sulphite of Copper
- Sulphite of Soda Pills
- Sulphocyanide of Ammonium
- Sulphocyanide of Potassium
- Sulphur
- Sulphur Bath
- Sulphur Ointment
- Sulphur Pills
- Sulphur Vivum
- Sulphuration
- Sulphuret of Ammonium
- Sulphuret of Antimony
- Sulphuret of Carbon
- Sulphuret of Iron
- Sulphuret of Magnesia
- Sulphuret of Potassium
- Sulphuret of Silver
- Sulphuretted Hydrogen
- Sulphuretted Lotion
- Sulphuric Acid
- Sulphurous Acid (This acid is used to bleach)
- Sulphurous Acid (This is a be taken as evidence)
- Sultana Cold Cream
- Superfine Maraschino (Charge Chartreuse Macerate)
- Superfine Maraschino (Ounces essence of noyau ounce)
- Swaim's Vermifuge
- Sweating Drops
- Swedish Dry Measure
- Swedish Lineal Measure
- Swedish Liquid Measure
- Swedish Money
- Swedish Weights
- Sweet Mouth Glue
- Sweet Spirit of Nitre
- Sweet Tincture of Rhubarb
- Swiss Dry Measure
- Swiss Liquid Measure
- Swiss Weights
- Syrup for Whooping-Cough
- Syrup of Blood-root
- Syrup of Capsicum
- Syrup of Chloride of Iron
- Syrup of Citric Acid
- Syrup of Coffee
- Syrup of Ether
- Syrup of Guaiac
- Syrup of Hydrate of Chloral
- Syrup of Ipecacuanha
- Syrup of Lactate of Iron
- Syrup of Lactucarium
- Syrup of Milk
- Syrup of Orange Peel
- Syrup of Phosphate of Iron
- Syrup of Phosphate of Quinine
- Syrup of Phosphate of Zinc
- Syrup of Rhubarb
- Syrup of Santonate of Soda
- Syrup of Seneka
- Syrup of Tannate of Iron
T
- Table Mustard
- Table of Equivalents of Acids
- Table of Equivalents of Alkalis
- Table of the Principal Alloys of Copper
- Tallow for Making Candles
- Tallow Resin Soap
- Talmi Gold
- Tannate of Iron
- Tannic Acid, also called Tannin
- Tape-Worm
- Tapioca Paper
- Tar Lotion
- Tar Water (M Magnes Lahens suggests)
- Tar Water (Take of tar pints water gallon)
- Tarragon Vinegar
- Tartar Emetic Ointment
- Tartaric Acid
- Tartrate of Potassa
- Taylor's Cream Syrup
- Taylor's Remedy for Deafness
- Tempering Steel
- Tempering Tools
- Terpine
- Tersulphuret of Arsenic
- Test for Benzole
- Test for Magnesia
- Test for Pure Laughing Gas
- Test for Rum
- Test for Starch
- Test for the Presence of Blood
- Test for the Purity of Mercury
- Test for White Lead
- Tests for Albumen
- Tests for Antimony
- Tests for Carbonic Acid
- Tests for Chlorine
- Tests for Copper Solutions
- Tests for Gelatine
- Tests for Iodine
- Tests for Lime
- Tests for Lithia
- Tests for Muriatic Acid
- Tests for Nitric Acid
- Tests for Nitrogen
- Tests for Oxygen
- Tests for Potassa
- Tests for Pure Air
- Tests for Silver in Solution
- Tests for the Presence of Ar- solution
- Tests for the Purity of Ether
- Tests for the Purity of Tin
- Tests for the Salts of Bismuth
- Tests for the Salts of Mercury
- Tests for the Salts of Tin
- Tests for the Solutions of Zinc
- Tests for Vinegar
- The Alloys of Aluminum
- The Aroma of Cordials
- The Art of Easy Shaving
- The Binding Knot
- The Bowline
- The Chemical Barometer, or shells are treated
- The Choice of Re-Agents for acid
- The Heavy Areometer of Brix
- The Leading Fireworks
- The Light Areometer of Brix
- The Most Fusible Alloy
- The Reef Knot
- The Scotch Pint
- The Use of Glycerine in Wine
- Thebaine, or Paramorphine
- Theine, or Caffeine
- Theobromine
- Thibault's Balsam
- Thin Axle Grease
- Third Coat for Inside Work
- Thompson's Composition Pow- salutaria
- Thompson's Hot Drops
- Thwaites' Fluid
- Tin Amalgam
- Tin and Cadmium Amalgam
- Tin and Zinc
- Tin or Polishers' Putty
- Tin Powder or Filings
- Tin Spirits
- Tincture of Aconite Leaf
- Tincture of Aloes
- Tincture of Aloes and Myrrh
- Tincture of Arnica
- Tincture of Baisam of Tolu
- Tincture of Balm of Gilead
- Tincture of Balsam of Peru
- Tincture of Benzoin
- Tincture of Black Hellebore
- Tincture of Blue-Flag
- Tincture of Cantharides
- Tincture of Cardamom
- Tincture of Catechu
- Tincture of Chiretta
- Tincture of Chloride of Iron
- Tincture of Cinchona
- Tincture of Cinnamon
- Tincture of Colchicum
- Tincture of Colocynth
- Tincture of Columbo
- Tincture of Coriander
- Tincture of Cubeb
- Tincture of Digitalis
- Tincture of Ginger
- Tincture of Grain of Paradise
- Tincture of Guaiac
- Tincture of Hemlock
- Tincture of Hemp
- Tincture of Henbane
- Tincture of Iodine
- Tincture of Jalap
- Tincture of Kino
- Tincture of Lobelia
- Tincture of Lupulin
- Tincture of Monesia
- Tincture of Musk
- Tincture of Nutgall
- Tincture of Nutmegs
- Tincture of Nux Vomica
- Tincture of Savory Spices
- Tincture of Skunk-Cabbage
- Tincture of Squill
- Tincture of St
- Tincture of Stramonium (Make Tincture of Hops Moisten)
- Tincture of Stramonium (Take troy ounces stramonium)
- Tincture of Tar
- Tincture of Tobacco
- Tincture of Turkey-Corn
- Tincture of Valerian
- Tincture of Vanilla
- Tingry's Essence Varnish
- To Administer Hydrate of tained
- To Amalgamate Zinc
- To Analyze Soap
- To Anneal Steel
- To Apply Harness Blacking
- To Apply Paper to Walls
- To Arrest Fermentation
- To Banish Fleas
- To Bleach Brown Sheeting
- To Bleach Cotton Cloth
- To Bleach Cotton Yarn
- To Bleach Ivory
- To Bleach Lac
- To Bleach Palm Oil
- To Bleach Sponge
- To Bleach Straw Bonnets
- To Bleach Syrup
- To Bleach the Vegetable Oils
- To Bleach Vegetable Oils (Another method pursued)
- To Bleach Vegetable Oils (Referred to in No as well)
- To Bleach Wax
- To Blue Gun Barrels
- To Bottle Cider
- To Bronze Iron Castings
- To Bronze Paper
- To Bronze Wood
- To Burnish Gold
- To Camphorate Blisters
- To Can Berries
- To Case-Harden
- To Case-Harden Polished Iron
- To Case-Harden with Charcoal
- To Catch Muskrats
- To Catch Rats
- To Cement Amber
- To Cement Emery to Wood
- To Charge Rocket Cases
- To Clarify and Improve Cider
- To Clarify Coal Oil
- To Clarify Honey (Dissolve the honey in water)
- To Clarify Honey (Melt the honey in a water-bath)
- To Clarify Obstinate Ale
- To Clarify Quills
- To Clarify Stained Gin
- To Clean a Shot Gun
- To Clean a White Lace Veil
- To Clean Alabaster
- To Clean and Polish Frames
- To Clean Black Silks
- To Clean Brass
- To Clean Bronze
- To Clean Canary Birds
- To Clean Cane-Bottom Chairs
- To Clean Carpets
- To Clean Cloth Clothes
- To Clean Coppers and Tins
- To Clean Dark Furs
- To Clean Decanters
- To Clean Door-Plates
- To Clean Files
- To Clean Furniture
- To Clean Furs
- To Clean Glass Bottles
- To Clean Glass Globes
- To Clean Gold
- To Clean Gold Ornaments
- To Clean Greasy Earthenware
- To Clean Grebe
- To Clean Ink Rollers
- To Clean Ivory Ornaments
- To Clean Kerosene Lamps
- To Clean Knives and Forks
- To Clean Leather
- To Clean Light Furs
- To Clean Looking Glasses
- To Clean Marble (Mix pound soft soap)
- To Clean Marble (Take parts on the stain)
- To Clean Medicine Phials
- To Clean Oil Paintings
- To Clean Oil-Cloth
- To Clean Paint
- To Clean Pictures
- To Clean Plated-Ware
- To Clean Shells
- To Clean Silver Plate
- To Clean Soiled Bed Ticks
- To Clean Soiled Engravings
- To Clean Spice Mills
- To Clean Steel and Iron
- To Clean Stone Stairsand Halls
- To Clean Straw Bonnets
- To Clean Straw Matting
- To Clean White Kid Boots
- To Clean White Satin Shoes
- To Clean Woolen Clothes
- To Cleanse Cider Barrels
- To Cleanse Iron for Tinning
- To Clear all Kinds of Sugar
- To Clear Cider
- To Coat Busts and Figures
- To Coat Copper with Zinc
- To Coat Figures with Copper
- To Coat Iron with Zinc
- To Color Bees' Wax (Another method is to add)
- To Color Bees' Wax (Much of the imported wax has)
- To Color Brass Grey-Green
- To Color Butter
- To Color Fat Green
- To Color Fat Yellow
- To Color Gold
- To Color Japan Orange
- To Color Japan Pink
- To Color Japan Purple
- To Color Japan Red
- To Color Japan Varnish
- To Color Japan Violet
- To Color Japan White
- To Color Japan Yellow
- To Color or Dye Ivory or Bone
- To Color Parchment
- To Color Whitewash
- To Concentrate Acetic Acid
- To Convert Iron into Steel
- To Copy an Object
- To Copy Ferns
- To Correct Acidity in Beer
- To Cure a Disagreeable Breath
- To Cure Chilblains
- To Cure Corns
- To Cure Hams
- To Cure Rabbit Skins
- To Cure Ring-worm
- To Cure Slight Burns
- To Cure Slight Frost-bites
- To Cure Soft Corns (Corn occurs between the toes)
- To Cure Soft Corns (Dip a piece of linen rag)
- To Cure Sore Nipples
- To Cure Toothache
- To Cure Water-Brash
- To Darken Light Mahogany
- To Decolorize Kerosene Oil
- To Decolorize Sulphuric Acid
- To Deodorize Benzine
- To Destroy Bed-bugs
- To Destroy Green Fly
- To Destroy Insects in the Ear
- To Destroy Maggot in Roses
- To Detect Blood-stains
- To Detect Chalk in Milk
- To Detect Cotton in Linen (Charcoal and give a strong)
- To Detect Cotton in Linen (Take a small piece)
- To Detect Cotton in Linen (Unravel a piece of the fabric)
- To Detect Cotton in Silk or Wool
- To Detect Logwood in Wine
- To Detect Spermaceti in Wax
- To Detect Sulphur in Coal-Gas
- To Detect Water in Lard
- To Detect Watered Milk
- To Determine the Weight of Elephant
- To Develop a Negative
- To Diffuse Fragrant Odor
- To Disperse Black Ants
- To Dissolve Amber
- To Dissolve Copal in Spirit
- To Dissolve Gum Shellac
- To Dissolve Old Blood Stains
- To Distinguish Cotton and Wool
- To Distinguish Good Eggs
- To Drill Glass
- To Drive Rats from a Building
- To Drive Worms out of Pots
- To Dry Fresh Meat
- To Dry Roots
- To Dry-Salt and Pickle Meat
- To Dye Aniline Scarlet
- To Dye Aniline Yellow
- To Dye Bristles
- To Dye Dove or Slate Color
- To Dye Feathers
- To Dye Hats
- To Dye Horn
- To Dye Ivory Black
- To Dye Ivory Blue
- To Dye Ivory Dark Lemon
- To Dye Ivory Deep Black
- To Dye Ivory Green
- To Dye Ivory Purple
- To Dye Ivory Red
- To Dye Ivory Violet
- To Dye Ivory when Softened
- To Dye Leather Green
- To Dye or Stain Marble
- To Dye Silk Blue with Aniline
- To Dye Silk or Wool Magenta
- To Dye Straw Hats Black
- To Dye Veneers
- To Dye Veneers Rose-Color
- To Dye Veneers Silver-Gray
- To Dye with Aniline Blue
- To Dye with Aniline Brown
- To Dye with Aniline Scarlet
- To Dye with Aurine
- To Dye with Coralline
- To Dye with Hoffman's Purple
- To Dye with Iodine Green
- To Dye with Palatine Orange
- To Dye with Phosphine
- To Dye with Picric Acid
- To Dye with Vesuvine
- To Dye Wool Bismarck Brown
- To Economize Paint
- To Electroplate with Silicium
- To Electroplate with Tin
- To Enamel Cameo Pictures
- To Engrave on Glass
- To Etch on Glass
- To Etch on Ivory
- To Expel the Air from Cans
- To Exterminate Bed-bugs
- To Exterminate Fleas
- To Exterminate Red Ants
- To Extinguish Fires
- To Extract Ink from Floors
- To Face Oil Stones
- To File a Flat Surface
- To Filter Alcohol
- To Filter Corrosive Liquids
- To Filter Precipitates
- To Filter Vegetable Juices
- To find the strength of an Alkali
- To Fine a Pipe of Port Wine
- To Finish Gilding
- To Finish off Pomades
- To French Polish
- To Gild Ivory
- To Gild Steel
- To Gild with Dutch Metal
- To Gild with Gold Amalgam
- To Give Brass an Orange Tint
- To Give to Boards a Beautiful cold
- To Glue a Joint
- To Glue on Ivory Veneers
- To Grain or Granulate Tallow
- To Harden Alabaster
- To Harden Ivory
- To Harden Tallow Candles
- To Harden Tallow with Resin
- To Imitate Champagne Cider
- To Imitate Ground Glass
- To Imitate Sweet Cider
- To Improve Alcohol Vinegar
- To Improve Cheap Bourbon
- To Improve Strong Butter
- To Induce Fermentation
- To Insert Cuttings
- To Iron Clothes
- To Japan Old Tea-Trays
- To Kalsomine Walls
- To Keep Away Mosquitoes
- To Keep Brushes in Order
- To Keep Cider Sweet
- To Keep Cucumbers Fresh
- To Keep Fruit Fresh
- To Keep Fruit Fresh in Jars
- To Keep Game
- To Keep Glue from Souring
- To Keep Ink from Thickening
- To Keep Kerosene Oil
- To Keep Meat Fresh
- To Keep Milk Sweet
- To Keep Suet
- To Keep Up Sash Windows
- To Keep Whitewash
- To Kill Bed-bugs
- To Kill Docks, Dandelions, etc
- To Kill Flies
- To Kyanize Wood or Cordage
- To Make a Solution of Silver
- To make a Sour
- To Make a Very Strong Glue
- To Make a Voltaic Pile
- To Make Albumen
- To Make Alcohol Vinegar
- To Make Angostura Bitters
- To Make Anisette
- To Make Artificial Parchment
- To Make Baking Powder
- To Make Barrels Tight
- To Make Black Japan Varnish
- To Make Blackberry Wine
- To Make Bleaching Liquor
- To make Blue Stone
- To Make Boots Water-Tight
- To Make Boots Waterproof
- To Make Bronzing for Wood
- To Make Candle Wicks
- To make Caustic Soda
- To Make Cayenne Pepper
- To Make Dip Candles
- To Make Domestic Soap
- To Make Eighteen Carat Gold
- To Make Emery Paper or Cloth
- To Make Feathered Tin
- To Make Fireproof Paper (Copying paper is prepared)
- To Make Fireproof Paper (Newspapers may be rendered)
- To Make Four Carat Gold
- To Make Ginger Pop
- To Make Glass Paper or Cloth
- To Make Good Cider Vinegar
- To Make Good Fermented Cider
- To Make Good Lye
- To Make Gunpowder
- To Make Home-made Soap
- To Make Imitation Bay Rum
- To make Indigo Extract
- To Make Ivory Flexible
- To Make Japan Dryer
- To Make Lampblack
- To Make Lard Candles
- To make Lime-water
- To Make Maraschino
- To Make Mould Candles
- To Make Oil Gold Size
- To Make Oiled Paper
- To Make Ottawa Root Beer
- To Make Paint Dry Quickly
- To Make Paper Waterproof
- To Make Peruvian Bitters
- To make Prepared Chalk
- To Make Purple of Cassius
- To Make Quick Match
- To Make Quin Sauce
- To make Red Liquor
- To Make Resin Soap
- To Make Roman Candles
- To Make Rum Punch
- To Make Shell-Gold
- To Make Soap
- To Make Soap-makers' Lye
- To Make Soft Soap (Break up into an iron pot)
- To Make Soft Soap Hard
- To Make Solder-Drops
- To make Solutions for Dyeing
- To Make Spirit Finings
- To Make Spruce Beer
- To Make Stone Paper
- To make Sulphate of Indigo
- To Make Superior Ginger Beer
- To Make Superior Lemonade
- To Make Taffee
- To Make the Paper Sensitive
- To Make Tracing Paper
- To Make Transfer Paper
- To Make Tungstic Glue
- To Make Turpentine Soap
- To Make Twelve Carat Gold
- To make up a Blue Vat
- To Make Vinegar from Sugar
- To Make Vinegar Quickly
- To Make Washing Fluid
- To Make Waxed Paper
- To Make White Spruce Beer
- To Make Wine Punch (Disin white papers marked No)
- To Make Wine Punch (Gallons proof spirit add)
- To Make Wood's Spruce Beer
- To Manage Kerosene Lamps
- To Measure Corn in the Crib
- To Mend a Balloon or Gas-Bag
- To Mend Crockery Ware
- To Mould Figures in Paste
- To Obtain Absolute Alcohol
- To Obtain Acetic Ether
- To Obtain Alkaloids
- To Obtain Ammonia
- To Obtain Arsenic Acid
- To Obtain Carbolic Acid
- To Obtain Carbonic Acid
- To Obtain Carbonic Oxide
- To Obtain Chloral
- To Obtain Chloric Acid
- To Obtain Chlorine
- To Obtain Cyanic Acid
- To Obtain Fluoric Acid
- To Obtain Fuligokali
- To Obtain Heavy Carburetted drogen
- To Obtain Hydrated Baryta
- To Obtain Hydriodic Acid
- To Obtain Hydrogen Gas
- To Obtain Iodic Acid
- To Obtain Iodine
- To Obtain Lime
- To Obtain Magnesia
- To Obtain Metallic Antimony
- To Obtain Nitrogen
- To Obtain Oxalic Acid
- To Obtain Oxygen Gas
- To Obtain Perchloric Acid
- To Obtain Phosphoric Acid
- To Obtain Phosphorus
- To Obtain Pure Baryta
- To Obtain Pure Chloroform
- To Obtain Pure Silver
- To Obtain Soda
- To Obtain Sulphurous Acid
- To Obtain Tannic Acid
- To Oxidize Silver
- To Paint an Old House
- To Paint Whitewashed Walls
- To Paint Zinc
- To Paper Whitewashed Walls
- To Paste Parchment Paper
- To Pencil or Point Brick Work
- To Petrify Wooden Objects
- To Plaster Brandy Pipes
- To Polish Alabaster
- To Polish Aluminum
- To Polish Brass Ornaments wax
- To Polish Ivory
- To Polish Mother-of-Pearl
- To Powder Glass
- To Prepare a Brass Solution
- To Prepare a Fixing Bath
- To Prepare a Skeleton
- To Prepare a Solution of Gold
- To Prepare Aldehyde
- To prepare Annotto
- To Prepare Bladders
- To Prepare Butyric Ether
- To Prepare Casks for Cider
- To prepare Catechu
- To Prepare Chloride of Zinc
- To Prepare Citric Acid
- To Prepare Collodion
- To Prepare Composts
- To Prepare Coralline Dye
- To Prepare Cyanide of Gold
- To Prepare Decoctions
- To Prepare Extracts
- To Prepare Gun-Cotton
- To Prepare Horn
- To Prepare Kalsomine
- To Prepare Laughing Gas
- To Prepare Nitro-glycerine
- To Prepare Silks for Washing
- To Prepare Skeleton Leaves
- To Prepare Soap for Bubbles
- To Prepare Tinctures
- To Prepare Touch Paper
- To Preserve and Harden Hydrochloric Acid
- To Preserve by Alcohol
- To Preserve Cider
- To Preserve Clothes Pins
- To Preserve Cut Flowers
- To Preserve Eggs
- To Preserve Flowers
- To Preserve Grease
- To Preserve Milk
- To Preserve Natural Flowers
- To Preserve or Cure Butter
- To Preserve Plants
- To Preserve Soap Grease
- To Preserve Syrups
- To Preserve Vermilion
- To Preserve Yeast
- To Press the Apples
- To Prevent Hoarseness
- To Prevent Mould in Mucilage
- To Prevent Mouldiness
- To Prevent the Nightmare
- To Propagate Marsh Plants
- To Protect Copper and Brass
- To Protect Iron from Rust
- To Protect Lead Water-Pipes
- To Protect Polished Steel (flowers of zinc)
- To Pulverize Camphor
- To Pulverize Hard Soap
- To Purify and Reduce Silver (As used in the arts)
- To Purify and Reduce Silver (Proceed as above and digest)
- To Purify Bismuth
- To Purify Bone Fat
- To Purify Caramel
- To Purify Dextrine
- To Purify Dirty Water
- To Purify Ether
- To Purify Glycerine (Bottles sent out)
- To Purify Glycerine (Commercial glycerine)
- To Purify Hydrate of Chloral
- To Purify Mercury (As imported is usually very)
- To Purify Mercury (Distill equal parts of mercury)
- To Purify Mercury (Following simple method)
- To Purify Mercury (One of the quickest and best)
- To Purify Muriatic Acid
- To Purify Nitre
- To Purify Oil of Vitriol
- To Purify Platinum
- To Purify Turpentine
- To Purify Water in a Cistern
- To Raise Hyacinths in Winter
- To Raise Old Veneers
- To Raise the Nap on Cloth
- To Re-develop a Negative
- To Recover Frosted Beer
- To Recover Silver from Old present
- To Reduce Paint Skins to Oil
- To Refine Bees' Wax
- To Refine Neat's-foot Oil
- To Refine Wax
- To Relieve Corns
- To Relieve Lockjaw
- To Relieve Nervous Headache
- To Relieve Night-Sweats
- To Relieve Sea-Sickness
- To Relieve Shortness of Breath
- To Remedy a Scattering Gun
- To Remedy American Blight
- To Remedy Flatness in Beer
- To Remedy Ropiness in Wine
- To Remedy Sour Wine
- To Remove Aniline Colors
- To Remove Birth-marks
- To Remove Common Ink Stains
- To Remove Freckles
- To Remove Fruit and other Spots
- To Remove Fruit Stains
- To Remove Grease from Silk
- To Remove Grease from Velvet
- To Remove Grease Spots
- To Remove Green Fly
- To Remove Hard Putty
- To Remove Indelible-Ink Marks
- To Remove Ink from Mahogany
- To Remove Iron Mould
- To Remove Iron Stains
- To Remove Liver-spots
- To Remove Mildew
- To Remove Moles
- To Remove Nitrate of Silver purpose
- To Remove Oil from Carpets
- To Remove Oil Stains
- To Remove Paint from Wood
- To Remove Putty from Glass
- To Remove Rust from Steel
- To Remove Scale from Steel
- To Remove Stains of Iodine
- To Remove Warts
- To Render Walls Water-tight
- To Renovate Black Crape
- To Repair a Damaged Mirror
- To Restore Black Silk
- To Restore Burnt Cast-Steel
- To Restore Creased Ribbons
- To Restore Rancid Fat or Oil
- To Restore Scorched Linen
- To Restore Softness to Leather
- To Restrain Perspiration
- To Ripen Beer
- To Ripen Wine
- To Salt Meat by Injection
- To Scent Tobacco
- To Scour Boards (Lime part ing to be had)
- To Separate Tin from Copper
- To Separate Zinc from Copper
- To Sharpen a Razor
- To Sharpen and Set a Saw
- To Sharpen Edge Tools
- To Shell Beans Easily
- To Shrink Flannel
- To Silver Leather
- To Silver Looking-Glasses
- To Silver or Gild Pills
- To Silver Stucco and Pottery
- To Silver the Metals
- To Size Paper
- To Smoke Meat
- To Soft Solder Small Articles
- To Soften Hard Putty
- To Solder Fine Brass Work
- To Solder Grey Cast-Iron
- To Solder Iron
- To Spread Plasters
- To Sprinkle Books
- To Stain Dried Grass
- To Stain Mahogany Color
- To Stain or Color Alabaster
- To Stain or Color Glass
- To Stain Wood Like Ebony
- To Stiffen Bristles
- To Stiffen Silk for Trimmings
- To Stop Bleeding
- To Stop Bleeding at the Nose
- To Stop Leaky Skylights
- To Straighten Hardened Steel
- To Strop a Razor
- To Sugar-coat Pills
- To Sweep Carpets
- To take Grease from Paper
- To Take Moulds in Plaster
- To Take Moulds of Figures
- To Take Oil Out of Leather
- To take out Mildew Spots
- To Teach a Parrot to Speak
- To Temper Drills
- To Temper Gravers
- To Temper Mill Picks
- To Temper Old Files
- To Temper Spiral Springs
- To Test Arrow-Root
- To Test Creosote
- To Test Lye
- To Test Prussian Blue
- To Test Slates
- To Test Soap
- To Test the Purity of Alcohol
- To Test the Purity of Alum
- To Test the Purity of Borax
- To Test the Purity of Honey
- To Test the Purity of Musk
- To Test the Strength of Opium
- To Tin by the Moist Way
- To Tin Cast Copper or Brass
- To Tin Copper Tubes
- To Tin Iron
- To Tone a Picture
- To Try out Lard
- To Turn White Flowers Red
- To Unite Horn
- To Use Amandine
- To Use Metal Moulds
- To Use Turpentine Soap
- To Varnish a Negative
- To Varnish Furniture
- To Varnish Walnut Furniture
- To Wash a Black Lace Veil
- To Wash China Crape Scarfs
- To Wash Colored Muslins
- To Wash Mirrors or Windows
- To Wash Point Lace
- To Wash Red Flannel
- To Wash Silks (Article chemic see No)
- To Wash Silks (No person ually and keep it)
- To Wash White Dogs
- To Wax Furniture
- To Whiten Smoked Walls
- To Write Black Characters are mixed together
- Tobacco Ointment
- Tomato Catsup (Cut bushel tomatoes to pieces)
- Tomato Catsup (Take peck cayenne ounce soy)
- Tonic After Drinking to Excess
- Tonic Pills
- Tonic Tincture
- Tooth Cements
- Topaz
- Tough Amber Varnish
- Tough India-Rubber Varnish
- Transfer Varnish
- Transparent Enamels
- Transparent Green Varnish
- Transparent Japan Varnish
- Transparent Pomade
- Transparent Soap
- Treatment for Hydrophobia
- Treatment for Measles
- Treatment of Asthma
- Treatment of Bed-Sores
- Treatment of Boils
- Treatment of Cholera
- Treatment of Colic
- Treatment of Consumption
- Treatment of Croup
- Treatment of Diphtheria
- Treatment of Dysentery
- Treatment of Earache
- Treatment of Hay Fever
- Treatment of Nervousness
- Treatment of Quinsy
- Treatment of Recent Burns
- Treatment of Rheumatism
- Treatment of Rupture
- Treatment of Severe Ulcers
- Treatment of Sprains
- Treatment of Styes
- Treatment of the Nails
- Treatment of Ulcers
- Treatment of White Swelling
- Treatment of Whitlow
- Tricopherous
- Triplex Pills
- Trituration
- Tronchin's Cough Syrup
- Troth's Cholera Mixture
- True French Polish
- Tungstate of Soda
- Turkish Lineal Measure
- Turkish Measures of Capacity
- Turkish Money
- Turkish Weights
- Turmeric Test Paper
- Turnbull's Prussian Blue
- Turner's Cerate
- Turners' Cement
- Turquois
- Tutenag
- Tutty Powder
- Twaddell's Hydrometer
- Type Metal
U
- Universal Cement
- Universal Composts
- Universal Plaster
- Universal Tincture
- Universal Wound Balsam
- Upton's Gold Detergent
- Ure's Diamond Cement
- Ure's Table of Percentage of NITRO-MURIATE
- Urea
- Use of Calomel in Cholera
- Useful Lute
- Uvanterin Brown
V
- Valerianate of Amyl
- Valerianic Acid
- Value of Metres in Feet
- Value of Metres in Inches
- Vanilla Cream Syrup
- Vanilla Flavoring for Liquors
- Vanilla Pomade or Oil
- Vanilla Pomatum
- Vanilla Syrup (Fluid extract of vanilla ounce)
- Vanilla Syrup (Mix drachms boiling water)
- Vanilla Water
- Various Fluxes
- Varnish for Gun Barrels
- Varnish for Paintings
- Varnish for Printers' Ink
- Varnish for Waterproof Goods
- Varnish to Imitate the Chinese
- Vegetable Anti-bilious Pills
- Vegetable Caustic
- Vegetable Cement
- Velocity of Sound
- Velpeau's Black Caustic
- Velpeau's Erysipelas Lotion
- Venice Turpentine
- Venice Turpentine Ointment
- Veratrine, or Veratria
- Very Pale Drying Oil
- Very Strong Liquid Glue
- Vichy Salts
- Vichy Water (Bicarbonate of drachms)
- Vichy Water (Soubeiran rely- Vichy water)
- Vichy Water (Sulphate of potassa drachms)
- Vienna Plate Glass
- Vinaigre Aromatique
- Vinegar Garnet
- Vinegar Garnet Foil
- Vinegar Poultice
- Violet (Dissolve nitrate of cobalt)
- Violet (Dye a turkey red see No)
- Violet Enamels
- Violet Glazing
- Violet Mouth Wash
- Violet Powder
- Violet Red Cement
- Violet to Purple
- Violet Tooth Paste
- Violet Tooth Powder
W
- Wagner's Glue of Caseine
- Wahoo Beer
- Walker's Jesuits' Drops
- Wallace's Pills
- Walnut Catsup
- Walnut Hair Dye
- Wart or Corn Powder
- Wash for Dry, Stubborn Hair
- Wash for Inflamed Eyes
- Wash for Restoring Hair
- Wash to Beautify the Teeth
- Wash to Darken the Hair
- Wash to Harden the Gums
- Washing
- Washing Made Easy
- Washing Soap
- Watchmakers' Oil
- Water Cement
- Water Gilding
- Water Lac Varnish
- Water Size
- Water-Glass as a Solvent of soap bath
- Water-Proof Polish
- Waterproof Mastic Cement
- Waterproof Starch
- Wax for Polishing Floors
- Wax Varnish for Furniture
- Wed
- Weight of Boiler Iron
- Weight of Cast-Iron Plates
- Weight of Copper and Lead
- Weight of Sheet Iron
- Weight of Various Minerals
- Welding Composition (Mix election of either)
- Welding Composition (Take parts borax)
- Welding Powder
- West India Bay Rum
- When to Apply Paint
- Whiskey Punch
- White Cement
- White Cornelian
- White Fire
- White Glazing
- White Gutta-Percha
- White Lead
- White Light
- White Lights
- White Lye for Washing
- White Metal
- White or Common Foil
- White Precipitate
- White Soap
- White Spoon Metal
- White Swelling
- White Table Glass
- White Tombac
- White Toy Varnish
- White Varnish
- White Windsor Soap
- White's Gout Pills
- Whitewash for Out-Door Use
- Whitewash for Outside Work
- Whitlow, or Felon
- Wiegand's Syrup of Phos- Hypophosphites
- Wiegand's Tetter Ointment
- Wild Cherry Bitters
- Wild Cherry Syrup (Moisten ounces wild cherry)
- Wild Cherry Syrup (Steep ounces wild cherry bark)
- Wild Rose Curling Fluid
- Wilks' Refined Linseed Oil
- Wine Color
- Wine of Beef and Iron
- Wine of Calisaya Bark
- Wine of Pepsine
- Wine of Wild Cherry Bark
- Wood's Tincture of Kino
- Worcestershire Sauce
- Worm Pills
- Worms
- Writing Fluids
- Writing on Glass
- Wyndham's Pills
X
Y
- Yeast for Hot Climates
- Yeast Poultice
- Yellow (Dissolve pound sesquioxide)
- Yellow (Work for minutes in a bath)
- Yellow Cement
- Yellow Diamond
- Yellow Dipping Metal
- Yellow Drab
- Yellow Enamels
- Yellow Fire
- Yellow for Dyeing Silk
- Yellow Glazing
- Yellow Light
- Yellow Sealing-Wax
- Yellow Stain for Marble
- Yellow, by turmeric
- Youatt's Cure for Hydrophobia