Manure--Soil--Hay--Grains--Vegetables--To destroy Insects--Vermin --Weeds--Cows, Calves, Sheep, &c.--Gardening--The Orchard--Timber--Building--Bees _Page 265 to 318_ PART VII. MISCELLANEOUS. Choice and cheap Cookery--New Receipts--Southern Dishes--Cakes, Bread, Pies, and Puddings--Home-made Wines, Mead, Nectar, &c.--Washing--Hints on Diet, Exercise, and Economy --Painting--Books--Periodicals and Newspapers _Page 319 to 384_ PART VIII. ELEGANT AND INGENIOUS ARTS. Water-Colors used in Drawing--Directions for mixing Colors--Wash Colors for Maps--To paint Flowers, Birds, Landscapes, &c., in Water-Colors--Potichomanie--Grecian Painting--Diaphanic Feather Flowers--Sea-Weeds--Botanical Specimens, Leaf Impressions, &c.--Transferring to Glass, Wood, &c.--Emblematic Stones--Staining Stone, Wood, &c.--Ornamental Leather work--Dyeing --Games--Evening Pastime _Page 385 to 431_ PART IX. WORK IN DOORS AND OUT. Household maxims--Household receipts for many things--Care of Furs--Wise economy--Things to know--Cleanliness--Prevention of accidents--Domestic hints--More hints on Agriculture--Cattle --Gardening--Drying Herbs--Properties and uses of Vegetables --Vegetables to cultivate--Fruit Trees and Fruit--Vermin on Trees _Page 431 to 484_ PART X. PERSONAL MATTERS. Dress of Ladies--Dress of a Gentleman--Manners--Rules of Etiquette--Dinner Parties--Balls and Evening Parties--Courtship and Marriage--Marriage Ceremony--After Marriage--Directions to a Wife--Directions to a Husband--Our House--Conversation--Rules of Conduct _Page 484 to 533_ PART XI. HEALTH AND WEALTH. Preservation of Health--Baths--Exercise--Terms expressing the properties of medicines--Ointments and Cerates--Embrocations and Liniments--Enemas--Poultices--Special rules for the prevention of Cholera--Rules for a Sick Room--Domestic Surgery--Bandages --Riches--Temperance--Way to Wealth _Page 533 to 590_ PART XII. THE FAMILY AT HOME. A good Table--Bread, &c.--Meats--Vegetables--Household management--Beverages--Useful Receipts for Family Practice --Miscellaneous Receipts, Rules, &c.--Dietetic maxims--Hints to Mechanics and Workmen--Maxims and Morals for all Men--Home Industry for Young Ladies--Pets--Swimming--Riding--Home Counsels--Parlor Amusements--The training of Daughters, &c.--Sentiments of Flowers--Signs of the Weather--Air--Its effects on Life--Importance of Laws--Phrenology--Synopsis of American History--Words of Washington--Useful Family Tables _Page 590 to 699_ MRS. HALE'S RECEIPTS FOR THE MILLION, CONTAINING FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE RECEIPTS, FACTS, ETC. PART I. HOME AND ITS EMPLOYMENTS.