County fairs, 93.

Climate, 191 ff. See also Weather. | Counter-irritants, 186 f.
Clough, Samuel, his almanac, 58; on
the Man of the Signs, 58.
Clytemnestra, 115.

Coaches, private, 286. See Stage-
coaches.

Cobbett, Wm., Treatise on Garden-
ing, 141.

Cock, throwing at the, 177 f.
Coffee, consumption of, 184 f.; po-
tatoes as a substitute for, 184 f.
Cogan, Dr. Thomas, on resuscitation,
163.

Cogswell, Dr. M. F., on Indian sum-
mer, 191 f.

Coins, silver, value in 1797, 37.
Colonial Society of Massachusetts,
235.

Columbiad, epic by Joel Barlow, 170.
Columbian Centinel, 238, 276.
Columbian Muse, 318.

Comets, 41; effect on weather, 191,
198 ff.; portentous, 198 ff.; In-
crease Mather on, 199 f.; Professor
Winthrop on, 200.

Company of Stationers, publishers of
almanacs, 46 f.
Congress in 1794, 234.
Connecticut, maple sugar in, 122 f.;
peddlers in, 144 f.; schools in, 227 f.;
Sunday laws in, 238 f.; Indians in,
124 ff., 376 f.

Connecticut Courant, 164.
Constables, Indian, 333 ff., 338, 340 ff.
Constitution, frigate, 215.
Continental Congress encourages salt-
making, 133.

Conveyance, means of, 285 ff.
Cooper, Judith (Sewall), 14.
Corn, huskings, 168 ff.; red ears,
168, 171 f.; crows, 189 f.; corn
crop and Indian summer, 198; uses
of, 191; the word, in England and
America, 327 f.
Cornish, murder of, 75.
Cornish language, 377.
Cornstalks, molasses from, 129.
Corpse, bleeding of, 74 ff.
Corpse lights, 162.

Correspondents of the Almanac, 25 ff.
Costume, 63 ff., 222; Indian, 359 f.
Cotton, Rev. John. estate on Pem-
berton (Cotton) Hill, 14.
Cotton, John, 349.

Cotton, Rev. Seaborn, 14.

Courts, held at taverns, 278; Indian,
337 ff.

Courts martial, 210 f.

Coverly, N., Boston printer, 7.
Cracow, salt mine at, 134.
Cranfield, Gov. Edward, of New
Hampshire, 374 ff.
Cream bewitched, 206.
Crosby, Rev. C. C. P., 5, 98.
Crown Point, expedition to, in 1756, 4.
Crows, means of preventing them
from pulling up corn, 189 f.
Cumberland Gazette, 182.
Cure for greasy heels in horses, 188;
wonderful cures, 115 ff.

Curiosity of Americans, 268 f.
Currency, 37; different standards,
38; tenor bill, 352 f.

Currier, J. J., historian of Newbury,
Mass., 262.

Curtis, G. W., on the Pilgrim and
Puritan Christmas, 174 f.
Cutler, Rev. Manasseh, on the
weather, 198.

Cuts: see Illustrations.

DACIA: see Petrus de Dacia.
Dairy, cleanliness in, 182.
Dark Day of 1780, 203 ff.; of 1819,
205.

Davenport, Abraham, poem by Whit-
tier, 203.
Davis, John, traveller and pedagogue,
on ballad peddler, 142 f.; on Fair-
banks murder, 142 f.; on inns and
innkeepers, 263, 283 f.; on motto
of the Cincinnati, 263; on hospi-
tality, 284.

Davis, Judge John, edition of Mor-
ton's Memorial, 327, 333; on wheat,
327; version of Indian warrant,
333 f.; early life, 334.

Davy, John, M. D., on the poison of
the toad, 115.

Day, Benjamin H., founder of New
York Sun, 259; on the Moon

Hoax, 259.

Day, Thomas, his Sandford and Mer-
ton, 319.

Dead languages, Thomas Paine on,
319 f.

Deane, Samuel, D. D., his New Eng-
land Farmer, or Georgical Diction-

ary, 142, 309f.; spinning bee at his | Dogs, Mr. Thomas on, 84.
house, 181 f.; his character, 308 f.;
his humor, 308 f.; on the moon's
effect on apples, etc., 309 f.
Dearborn, Benjamin, Directions for
preventing Calamities by Fire,
146 ff.; his inventions, 152 f.
Death and moon, 308.
Debt, precepts concerning, 95.
Decatur, Stephen, 215.

Domestic service, 84, 270 f., 281, 283,
286, 291.

Dominion of the moon in man's body,

Dedham, Mass., Sun tavern, 264 f.,
304; stage from Boston to, 290;
Indian school at, 345.
Dedham Historical Register, 103.
Deer Island, Mass., Indians confined
in, 343 f., 368.

Defoe, Daniel, his Religious Court-
ship, sold by Mr. Thomas, 319.
Degrees, academic: LL. D., 234 ff.;
A. M., 40 f., 116 f.

Dekker, Thomas, his Ravens Alma-
nacke, 56; on the Man of the Signs,
56.

Delaware Indians, 353.

Democrats, headquarters at Tam-
many Hall in 1818, 280.
Demonology: see Witchcraft.
Dennis, Mass., salt manufacture at,
129 f., 134 f.

Denny, Maj. Ebenezer, on Indian
summer, 191.

De Quincey, on Indian summer, 192.
Derne, capture of, 238.
Devil, worship of, 108 ff.

Devoll, Capt. Jonathan, manufacturer
of molasses from cornstalks, 129.
De Witt, Benjamin, M. D., on Onon-
daga salt-springs, 135.
Dialect: see Language.
Dickinson, John, his Farmer's Let-
ters, 68; his portrait, 68.
Dickman, Thomas, printer, 144.
Digby, Sir Kenelm, his sympathetic
powder, 115 ff.; on toads, 117; on
the plague, 117; on magnetic treat-
ment, 117.

Diseases, lunar, 314.
Dissection of a plague-stricken pa-
tient, 118.

Divoli, Hannah, captive among In-
dians, 369.
Divorce, Indian, 362.

Dodd, William, D. D., his character
and execution, 318; his Thoughts
in Prison, 318.

53 ff.
Dorchester, Mass., stage from Bos-
ton to, 289; opposition to railroad,
302.
Drake, Sir Francis, his discoveries
on the Pacific coast, 321.

Drake, S. G., his Book of the Indians,
241 ff., 358, 368; his account of
Sam Hyde, 241 ff.
Draught horses, 286.
Dreams, 73, 206.

Drinking, 31 f., 168 ff., 172, 272 ff., 315.
Drowning: recovery of bodies, 158 ff.;

resuscitation, 162 ff.; Dr. Rowland
Jackson's treatise on, 164 ff.
Drunkard, picture of a, verses, 31 f.
Drunkenness, Indian, 335, 350 ff.
Dublet (Dubler), Tom, Indian, 368,
372.

Dudley, Gov. Joseph, and the In-
dian, 361 f.

Dudley, Paul, on maple sugar, 124;
and Capt. Uring, 361.
Dudley, Mass., Indian settlement,
340 f.

Duncan, J. M., description of Tam-
many Hall, 279 f.

Dunton, John, his Letters from New
England, 139, 250, 341; on mer-
maids, 250.

Durham, Conn., tavern fare, 124.
Dwight, Elizabeth A., 319.
Dwight, Nathaniel, his Geography,
317.

Dwight, Thomas, M. D., 359.
Dwight, Timothy, D. D., President of
Yale College, tour to Cape Cod,
129; on salt manufacture, 129 f.;
on peddlers, 144 f.; on Washington
and mosquitoes, 249; on inns,
271 f.; on barberries, 329 f.

EAGER, Lydia, 2 f.

Earthquakes, Professor Winthrop and
the Rev. Thomas Prince on, 200 ff.
Eaton, Gen. William, and the Bey of
Tunis, 208; encounter with tithing-
man, 238 f.; capture of Derne, 238.
Eclipses portentous, 59.
Economies, small, 184 ff.
Economy, 85 ff., 184 ff, 223.

Edes, Henry H., on Washington's FAIRBANKS, EBENEZER, 144.
LL. D. and Professor Winthrop's,
235.

Education, theories of, 319 f. See
Schools.

Edward VII, coronation, 48.

Eels, use in magnetic treatment, 117.
Election sermons, 224.

Electricity and earthquakes, 201 ff. Fares on stage lines, 296; wagon

Farmer's Letters, by John Dickinson,
68.

Farming: see Agriculture.
Fearing, Israel, his gun, 245.
Feast of Bricriu, Irish saga, 355-
Federal Galaxy, 269.

Felt, J. B., historian of Ipswich, Mass.,
73; on means of conveyance, 285.
Ferguson, James, his Astronomy
studied by Mr. Thomas, 6.
Fetch fire, to, 155 f.
Fevers and moon, 308.

Fiction in New England, 318 f., 322 f.
Field, Edward, on taverns, 265, 296.
Fielding, Mrs., Pequot, 377.
Fielding's novels, sold by Mr.
Thomas, 318.

Fines, for carrying fire or smoking
in streets, 155 f.; for keeping
Christmas, 174; for selling cider
to Indians, 351 f.; military, 209 ff.
Fire, precautions against, etc., 146ff.;
carrying, 155f.; laws, 155 f.
Fire companies and engines, 151 f.
Fire-escapes, 152 f.
Fire insurance, 28, 150.

Flintlocks, 209.

romance of, 355.
Gentleman's Magazine, 160, 308.
Geography, works on, 315, 317, 320.
German folk-lore, 159.
Germans in America, 283.
Gévaudun, Wild Beast of, 69 ff.
Ghost stories, 73.
Giotto, 67.

Giraldus Cambrensis, on weasels, 120.
Girdling trees, 311.
Girls' schools, 229 f.
Glade Road, Old, 304.

Glanvil, Rev. Joseph, on witchcraft,

III.

Glauber's salts, manufacture of, 134 f.
Goble, Daniel, executed, 374.

Godfrey of Bulloigne, chapbook, 139.

Flying Machine, coach, 296; Flying God's Revenge against Murder, 72.

Mail, coach, 296.

Flying stationers, 137 ff.

Folk-lore: see Superstitions.
Folk-medicine, 118 f.

Food at inns, 279f., 286.

Fool's gold, fool's parsley, etc., 196.

Footman, -75.

Forman: see Smith and Forman.

Fortunatus, chapbook, 139.

Fortune tellers, 108 f.

Gods, Indian, 109.

Göldi, Anna, alleged witch, 114.
Goodale, Azubah, 4.
Goodale, Joseph, 4.

Gookin, Daniel, 337, 339 ff.; as

Indian magistrate, 340 ff.; opinion
of Waban, 337; Indian letter to,
373.

Goose Lone as weather sign, 205.
Goose-summer, 196.

Fowler, James, on the figures of the Goshen, Conn., 123.

months, etc., 68.

Mr.

France, salt-making in, 133.
Francis, Convers, D.D., biography
of Judge John Davis, 334.
Franklin, Benjamin, and
Thomas, I f.; on labor in America,
180; lightning rods, 201; Auto-
biography, 316, 320.
Free will, controversy between
Hobbes and Bramhall, 57.

Gossip, characterized, 89, 90 f.
Go-summer, 195.

Gout, moxa as cure for, 187.
Grafting and the moon, 313.
Grafton, Mass., Indian ruler at, 342;
Indian proprietors of, 371 f.
Grain: see Corn; English grain;

Wheat.

Grammar schools, 226 f.
Grammars, 230.