6HEDGEHOGS.
35CHAPTER VI. PRESERVING SPIDERS, GALLY-WORMS, AND INSECTS.
7BEARS.
36SPIDERS.
8BEAVER, ETC.
37INSECTS.
9THE PORCUPINE.
38THE EGGS OF INSECTS.
10HARES AND RABBITS.
39THE LARVÆ, OR CATERPILLARS.
11DEER, ANTELOPES, GOATS, ETC.
40THE PUPA.
12THE DOLPHIN, PORPOISE, ETC.
41METHOD OF BREEDING INSECTS.
13CHAPTER II. SKINNING, PRESERVING, AND MOUNTING BIRDS.
42CHAPTER VII. RECEIPTS. FOR VARIOUS ARTICLES USED IN THE PRESERVATION AND SETTING UP OF ANIMALS.
14SKINNING.
43SOLUTION OF CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE. Mr. Waterton’s Method.
15STUFFING BIRDS.
44ARSENICAL SOAP. Invented by Becoeur, Apothecary, Metz.
16MR. BULLOCK’S METHOD OF STUFFING BIRDS.
45SOLUTION OF PEARL-ASHES.
17A NEW AND EASIER METHOD OF BIRD SKINNING AND STUFFING.
46ANNEALED IRON WIRE.
18CHAPTER III. THE ART OF MOUNTING BIRDS, DRIED SKINS, FEATHERS, ETC.
47CEMENT.
19MOUNTING IN GENERAL.
48GUM PASTE.
20BIRD PINNED UP.
49FLOUR PASTE.
21METHOD OF MOUNTING DRIED SKINS.
50SOLUTION OF GUM-ARABIC.
22OF MOUNTING BIRDS, FEATHER BY FEATHER.
51PAPER, PASTE, GUMMED.
23PRESERVATION OF COLORS.
52POLLEN POWDER.
24CHAPTER IV. COLLECTING AND PRESERVING BIRDS’ EGGS AND NESTS.
53RED VARNISH.
25CHAPTER V. SKINNING, PRESERVING, AND SETTING UP REPTILES, FISHES AND MOLLUSCOUS ANIMALS, ETC.
54LUTING FOR RENDERING BOTTLES AIR-TIGHT.
26TORTOISES AND TURTLES.
55TOW AND FLAX SLIVERS.
27CROCODILES AND LIZARDS IN GENERAL.
56METHOD OF MAKING ENAMEL-EYES FOR ANIMALS.
28SERPENTS IN GENERAL.
57ARTICLES REQUIRED FOR SKINNING AND MOUNTING QUADRUPEDS, BIRDS, REPTILES, AND FISHES.
29FROGS AND TOADS.
58INSTRUCTIONS TO TRAVELERS.
