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Upon drawing these the chikc recovers, and after that requires no other care,
than what is commonly bestowed on poultry that range the court yard.
The truth of these assertions is too well known to be denied; and as a
convincing proof of the success, it will be sufficient to mention, that three
parishes in Sweeden have, for many years used this method, and gained several
hundred pounds by rearing and selling turkeys.
TWELVE BILLS OF FARE,
DISPOSED IN THE ORDER THE DISHES
Are to stand upon the Table
(AS ABOVE.)
T2
A Bill of FARE for JANUARY.
First Course.
1 Cod's Head.
2 Soup Santé.
3 Roast Beef.
4 Scotch Collops.
5 Leg of Lamb.
6 Plumb Pudding.
7 Petit Patties.
8 Boiled Chickens.
9 Tongue.
Second Course.
1 Roast Turkey.
2 Jellies.
3 Woodcocks.
4 Marinated Smelts.
5 Leg of Lamb.
6 Almond Cheese-cakes.
7 Minced Pies.
8 Larks.
9 Lobsters.
A Bill of FARE for FEBRUARY.
First Course.
1 Dish of Fish.
2 Pease Soup.
3 Fillet of Veal.
4 Chickens.
5 French Pye.
6 Beef Collops.
7 Ham.
8 Rump of Beef la Daube.
9 Marrow Pudding.
Second Course.
1 Wild Fowls.
2 Epergne.
3 Hare.
4 Cardoons.
5 Scolloped Oysters.
6 Tartlets.
7 Stewed Pippins.
8 Ragout Melle.
9 Artichoke Bottoms.
A Bill of FARE for MARCH.
First Course.
1 Stew'd Carp or Tench.
2 Soup Lorrain.
3 Chine of Mutton and Stewed Celery.
4 Sheeps Rumps.
5 Beef Steak Pye.
6 Veal Collops.
7 Lambs Fry.
8 Almond Pudding.
9 Calves Ears.
Second Course.
1 A Poulard Larded.
2 A Trifle.
3 Tame Pigeons.
4 Blanchmange.
5 Ragou'd Sweetbreads.
6 Craw-fish,
7 Prawns.
8 Fricasee of Rabbits.
9 Sweet Pears stewed
A bill of FARE for APRIL.
First Course.
1 Crimp Cod & Smelts
2 Spring Soup.
3 Loin of Veal.
4 Boiled Chickens.
5 Pigeon Pie.
6 Small Puddings.
7 Cutlets la Maintenon.
8 Beef Trembling.
9 Tongue.
Second Course.
1 Ducklings.
2 Jellies and Syllabubs.
3 Ribs of Lamb.
4 Asparagus.
5 Roast Sweet-breads.
6 Tansy.
7 Black Caps.
8 Oyster Loaves.
9 Mushrooms.
A Bill of FARE for MAY.
First Course.
1 Calverts Salmon broiled.
2 Vermicelli Soup.
3 Chine of Lamb.
4 Rabbits with Onions.
5 Pigeon Pie raised.
6 Ox Palates.
7 Collared Mutton.
8 Breast of Veal Ragout.
9 Pudding.
Second Course
1 Green Goose.
2 Epergne.
3 Roast Chickens.
4 Asparagus.
5 Green Goosebery Tart.
6 Lamb Cutlets.
7 Cocks Combs.
8 Custards.
9 Stewed Celery.
A Bill of FARE for JUNE.
First Course.
1 Turbot.
2 Green Pease Soup.
3 Haunch of Venison.
4 Chickens.
5 Lamb Pie.
6 Veal Cutlets.
7 Harrico.
8 Ham.
9 Orange Pudding.
Second Course.
1 Turkey Poults.
2 Apricot Puffs.
3 Fruit.
4 Cherry Tart.
5 Roasted Rabbits.
6 Peas.
7 Fricasee of Lamb.
8 Smelts.
9 Lobsters.
A Bill of FARE for JULY.
First Course.
1 Mackarel.
2 Herb Soup.
3 Boiled Goose and Stew'd Red Cabbage.
4 Breast of Veal la Braise.
5 Venison Pasty.
6 Chickens.
7 Lemon Pudding.
8 Neck of Venison.
9 Mutton Cutlets.
Second Course.
1 Roast Turkey.
2 Fruit.
3 Roast Pigeons.
4 Stewed Peas.
5 Sweet-breads.
6 Custards.
7 Apricot Tart.
8 Fricasee of Rabbits.
9 Cucumbers.
A Bill of FARE for AUGUST.
First Course.
1 Stewed Soals.
2 Craw-fish Soup.
3 Fillet of Veal.
4 Chickens.
5 French Patty.
6 Scotch Collops.
7 Turkey la Daube.
8 Marrow Pudding.
9 Tongue.
Second Course.
1 Roast Ducks.
2 Jellies.
3 Leveret.
4 Macaroni.
5 Cheese-Cakes.
6 Matelot of Eels.
7 Fillets of Soals.
8 Apple Pie.
9 Fricasee of Sweet-breads.
A Bill of FARE for SEPTEMBER.
First Course.
1 Dish of Fish.
2 Gravy Soup.
3 Roast Beef.
4 Chickens.
5 Pigeon Pie.
6 Harrico of Mutton.
7 Veal Cutlets.
8 Almond Tarts.
9 Ham.
Second Course.
1 Wild Fowls.
2 Fruit.
3 Partridges.
4 Peas.
5 Sweet-breads.
6 Craw-fish.
7 Ragou'd Lobsters.
8 Oyster Loaves.
9 Fried Artichokes.
A Bill of FARE for OCTOBER.
First Course.
1 Cod and Oyster Sauce.
2 Almond Soup.
3 Tongue and Udder.
4 Jugged Hare.
5 French Patty.
6 Chickens.
7 Small puddings.
8 Pork Chops roasted.
9 Torrent de Veal.
Second Course.
1 Pheasants.
2 Jellies.
3 Turkey.
4 Stewed Pears.
5 Roast Lobsters.
6 White Fricasee.
7 Mushrooms.
8 Oyster Loaves.
9 Pippins.
A Bill of FARE for NOVEMBER.
First Course.
1 A dish of Fish.
2 Vermicelli Soup.
3 Chine of Pork.
4 Veal Cutlets.
5 Boiled Turkey and Oyster Sauce.
6 Beef Collops.
7 Ox Palates.
8 Leg of Lamb and Spinach.
9 Harrico.
Second Course.
1 Woodocks.
2 Fruit.
3 Hare.
4 Sheep's Rumps.
5 Oyster Patty.
6 Blanchmange.
7 Crocant.
8 Ragou'd Lobsters.
9 Lamb's Ears.
A Bill of FARE for DECEMBER.
First Course.
1 Cod's Head.
2 Stewed Beef.
3 Chine of Lamb.
4 Chickens.
5 Pudding.
6 Veal Collops.
7 Lambs Fry.
8 Calf's Feet Pie.
9 Tongue.
Second Course.
1 Wild Fowls.
2 Jellies.
3 Partridges.
4 Larks.
5 Galantine.
6 Prawns.
7 Sturgeon.
8 Savory Cakes.
9 Mushrooms.
FINIS
G. & R. WAITE,
PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS,
NO. 64, MAIDEN-LANE, NEW-YORK,
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Watts' Psalms, and Hymns,
Dutch Church Psalms,
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Song Books, Children's Histories
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PATENT MEDICINES.
Scotch Ointment, a certain, safe and pleasant cure for the Itch; the only
medicine in the world that cures the Itch in Four Hours.
Antibilious Pills
Vegetable Lotion, for the face and skin
Church's celebrated Cough Drops.
Pectoral Pills for colds.
German Corn Plaister
Essence of Mustard
Church's Eye-Salve.
Botanical Tea, Worm Lozenges,
Tincture for the Tooth-ache
Duo for the Scurvy in the Gums
Solomon's Balm for Gilead
Patirosa Lozenges for cleaning the voice and removing horsenesses
Oriental Cerate, and
Specific Pills for outward and inward Piles
Cordial Restorative Balsam, for the weak, dibilitated, sedentary and
consumptive
Beasley's Family Plaister, an easy and certain cure for all kinds of cuts,
sores, bruises, scalds
Northrop's Jaundice Bitters
Stoughton's Bitters, Fly Powder
Essence of Peppermint
Hooper's Female Pills
Godfrey's Cordial, British Oil
Steers' Opodeldoc, Daffy's Elixir
Haerlam Oil, Friars' Balsam
Balsam of Honey
Bateman's Drops
Turlington's Balsam of Life
Dalby's Carminative
Anodyne Essence
Anderson's Scots' Pills
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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