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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20


Resolved That IN the future. the past, will
adhere with uBswerving fidelity the Union under the
Constitution the only solid foundation Of our strength,
security and happiness people and framework
ofgovernen, equally conducive 20 the welfare and pros
perty Of all the States. both Northern and southern
Resolved, That this Convention does explicitly declare
the Of the American people that after four
Of failure 10 restore the Union by the experiment OF
during which under the preteRse Of military necessity
power higher than the Constitution, the Constitution
itself has been dsregsred in every part and public lib
erty and private right alike iTodden down, and the mate
rial prosperity fthe country essentially impaired justice
humanity, liberty and the public welfare demand that
immediate efforts be made for cessation OF hostiities
with view 10 ultimate convention OF the States. or
other pesceable means TO the end that az the earliest
practicable moment peace may he restored on the basis
OF the Federal Union Of the states
Resolved That the direct interference sf the military
authorities Of the United States IN the recent elections
held in Kentucy, Maryland, Missouri and Delaware,
shameful violation Of the Constitution, and repetition
Of such acts in the approaching election will be held
revolutionary and resisted with all the means and power
under our control.
Resolved That the aim and object Of the Democratic
party is preserve the Federal Union and the rights Of
the States unmpared and they hereby declare
consider that the administrative usurpation OF extraOrd
nary and dangerous powers granted by the Consu-
ion the subversion Of the civil By military Law In States
not in insurrection the arbitrary military arrest, mprs
onmen trial and sentence of American citizens IN States
where civil law exists in ll force The suppression Of
freedom Of speech and OF the press, the denial OF The
night OF asylum the open aud avowed disregard Of stare
rights the employment Of unusual test oahs, and the
interference with and denial Of the right OF the people to
bear ia their deense ia calculated TO prevent
restoration OF the Union and the Perpetuetion OF the
Government deriving Just powers from The consent Of
the governed.
Resolved That the shameful disregard Of the Admins
traon it, duty IN respect 10 our fellow citizens wko
are, and loI have been, prisoners OF war m sur
erng condition, deserves the severest reprObaton on
the alike Of public policy and common humanity
Resolved That the sympathy OF the Democratic party
l. heartily and earnestly extended 10 the odieTy OF
army and sailors of navy who and have been in
the field and on the sea- under the flag OF their country
tA
all the care protection and regard that the brave SOL
diers and sailors Of the republic have noby ed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20
instruction and Practice.

The Instructors and Poprieors OF this College have
joyed large experience both In practical Teaching aud
actual Business having experience of fifteen years in
the business and for several principal Teacher and
head ofthe actual Business Department Of the Pougb
kecp>e College To young men, who devote bat two
three months ia study, would cali their attention
to this system of Business Instruction and popular Edu
cation, where yOn enter upon the study and dIscp
line II acquiring wealth by the employment II Labor.
Talent and Capital.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20
Montgomery Blair Captured


NEw YoRK October 10 The Herald's Wash
ingtOn special says:
From last accounts Sherman's army was in
the vicinity OF Nillinow. Ga.
The rebels were retrea,iug on Summersvle
and were supposed 10 be falling back towards the
Blue Mountains.
Wheelers cavalry are said TO he hanging about
Rome
Forrest was threatening TO cross near Bridge
port. and hold the gap on Pigeon Mountain for
the purpose of aiding Hood in moving his Mmy
To Bridgeport
He is covering Hoods retreat
Sherman is skirmshing with Hood's rear
The result OF Hoods movements are l,vOrs-
bic io our army.
IL is thought he will not give battle unless TOO
hard pressed by Sherman
Hoods wagons ami brigade A. guard are
~ Colladea.
He may possibly give battle at this point; If
not lie will have Ia fall back on Gllena, Ala.
bama, where Communications are open.
The steamer COlumbis arrived from Havana
the fifth
The yellow fever was sdlI prevailing .at Cal
weston.
Col. Ford still has quiet possession OF Browns
vile
Ii is confidently asserted that Roanoke was
captured by the rebels
GaSSeugefS DN TIE steamer continental, from
New Orleans the 18th, arrived here, bringing
the rebel Gen Page. and many other rebel pris
Oners
No paIers received
General Slocum a fora9ing party
of 800 wagons towards Rough and Ready
and Decatur. Aablml. which returned laden
with corn.
The army has plenty of supplies, both in At
lanta and in the field
Ii is thought that General Hood has all his
army with him. and is supposed to be about %.
900 men
Prisoners and scouts say they are living on
parched corn ami some dried fruit collected
through the country.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Philadelphia, Pa.

nisFASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL. URINA-
~ RI AND SEXUAL sYSFEMS--Sew and reliable
ireament-in Reports Of the Howard Assocation-Sent
w mail in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad
dress pr. J. SKILLIS HOUGHTON, Howa Il Association
70. , South Ninth street Phisdeinhis nov7 '6S ly
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DAILY SENTINEL
National Democratic Platform
OF 1854.

THE UNIoN-TRE CoNsTIruuON-PEAcE-P
lie LrBERrY-PETvATE RIGHTs-FEEE ELEC
TIONs-A FBEE PREss-FREE SPncH-TRfsL
BYJURY-THE RrGHr OF AsYLrs-JEsrIcF TO
orr SoLpTEEs.
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GRAY ~ WILLIAMS.
w aShington. City, ID. &.

4 TTcRNEYS At LAW AND SOLICITORS OF
u Claims Office No. 40 Pcnnsylvsnis avenue a few
doors east II he National Hotel VIII prosecute claims
before the United of Claims and Congress
Business with all the Executive Departments, includ
ius Claims or every description connected with the Mill
tay aud Nsrs Service attended - with pSomptnes and
energy ocf2 -a3m
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

vEyHE FIRST COLLEGE or THE WEST WHERE
actual BUSINESS practice is conducted with theory
in TEACHNe and where session OF Board OF Trade Is
held by experienced IN all the legitimate transac-
tions and usages OF the West.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20

ysyHP HOTEL PROPERTY ON THE CORNER or
4 Delaware and S0nfh streets, IN indianapolis, con
tsInng 40 rooms situated well % secure thriving
business. Terms easy Inquire oi
MckERNAN PIERCE,
ssptl6 -d2ul Resl Estate Agents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20

assault Richmoud and be repused. then Oen Ne
Clellsn would DC elected President
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20

tse Self ABUSE spermatorrhea, Sexual and Nervous
Debility, BaTrenness and Impotence in both sexes; the
effects Of these diseases the body and mind aud the
AsthoTs New Treatment of all these cases ia full the
only successful method of cure. with an exposition cf
Quackery.
This work is aquaek advertisement, but warning
aud guide for married and single IL is the only book
that gives the treatment Of all the above diseases plain
English with full directions for selftrestmen and
ainS much valuable Information not proper to mention
N public notice Thework contains $50 pages and 100
plates and engravngs o the above diseases Sent
address in sealed wrapper, receipt Of so cents.
Those afflicted with any OF the above diseases before
placing themselves under the treatment Of any one.
should FIRST ead this work.
OFFicE-31I F1h street, between Market sud JeGer-
son. west side.
GALEN's HEAD DlSPENSARY
Drawer "a, Louisville. KY
z n~f4- exIv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20


CrSctSxsrt. October ~ The lescc Cou
vention met here YESTERDAY with closed doprs.
FIFTY delegates were present.
William VI CORY was chosen Permanent
Chairman
A Committee OH Resolutions was appointed.
The convention adjourned TO meet to-day
IL j. understood that independent Presidential
nominations will be made,
Yesterday afteInoOn's train TO Lexington was
fired into. nine miles this side OF Paris last
evening. by band OF guerIillas The train
stopped and the passengers got out when anoth
volley was fresi slightly iniRing one or two of
the passengers The train put back arriving At
Covington at / clock.
Hon. Montgomery Blair was among the pas
sengers en- route 10 Lexington, and has not been
heard oi since the attack
from Cairo.
CAIRO, October l9-Great excitement pre-
walls ia this secrion Of the country in consequence
Of the raids in Western Kentucky by Forests
forces
Gen Meredith. commanding the district, has
issued proclamation calling upon the citizens
TO suspend business and rally TO arms and drive
back the rebel horde
Forrest is reported At Corinth with a strong
cavalry force, aud expresses the intention of
freeing Western Kentucky from the baud of the
oppTes-oT and allow the people to vote they
please in the coming election.
Pennsylvania Election
PHILADKLrHIs. October ia dispatch from
Harrisburg SAYS:
Official returns OF % counties have been re.
ceived here showing Democratic gain OF l6,-
292, and Union gain of 2,9l6 over the Guber.
material vote OF 1868
The excess of these gains. 1883, deducted
from the Union majority of 1863, viz: Is, 1926.
leaves Union majority OF $50, with several
counties To hear from.
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Delivered hy The o.rIier. Within the eits ~ cents per
~sei yaysbls 20 The carrier
tgeufs wiit b suppiiFi AZ y ceHi- ~f~k
III II AeSEi nay b. ttnt ~ olr riss by Express. pre-
pad. Registered Letter. - mali, eshsTsise vii
not b responsible fer suy ios. that nay oeeur
City subscribers Ali - held responsible for papers lsf
their huuses sfter they have removed, ~ when thcy
sish them tscounust unis ee - gwen ~ the o.
Hcs u putlcauoo.
So kapsr ssni slhsuf pre- payment ainasd Ioas,r
thaa pad for.
copie. ~ the DAur sGSTrSrL can be bad the ofee
each morning, aEd The WFEELr SssTSTL each Non
lay morning. neatly evelopec. for a4Allng
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NIerciinutS- Exchange.

The Students Of this College euiey the benefit Of th,
regular meetings OF this novel department. conducted
the plan Of the Chicago and Cincinnati Boards If Trade
(where actual transactions hail. Reports are
nOunced and such instruction given will make all
petent 10 bay and sell on Change agent principal
Citizens and strangers invited TO call address for
further particulars
GREGORY NUNFORD
scDtI- dim
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JUST PUBLISHED,
4 PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE

nN vENEREAL DISEASES. IN
~ cluding GonorhUa. Gleet, Syphi-
b., Structure, Gravel, Stone, Rnptures,
Pile, Fistula, Urinary Deposits, and
PROSTATE Gland. and SEMINAL Yesicles.
and their treatment. including a chap
ter on FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ
servations on marriage and the preven-
sfaf of cnnraptsap Enpfafnfpo :. Traa
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PAINTING.

N Long, So. , EAST NEW YORK STREET, 0P.
n POSTTH University SQUARE j. prepared 20 10 all
kind II House and sign Painting. Grainng and Glazing
on short nsfic- IN the very best style Persoes
wanting wegk IN al lue are requested 10 give him
call dec5-dly
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Leave indianapolis
Day Express via Pqual st...... .....5.oo A. s.
Night Express via nayfon A.. .ila z.
Columbus Accommodation M - ssf u 5 p Il
Trains arrive. Hn
Night Express wa Dayton sf.---- .-- s.2e ".
Day ENpreSs via Pgua &t.... -..-....-. No L. NJ
Columbus mInctation Via Piqua' af. l:sh p. "
Express trains ofthis line make the following eosuec
items.
AtColumbss w..h Cleveland. columbs> aud Cincinnati
K L. for Cleveland, Duukirk. Buffalo, New York aud
EustoD
With Central Oalo R. K. Er Newers. Zanesyllle
Wheeling hltshurs, Bsfirer- Msshif gfou CIV Fhils
lphia ard New York
With Pttsburs. Columbu- and Cincinnati r. H. for
Steabenviile, Plttshurx Harsburg Baltimore Phadcl
pLis NeW lork and boston.
At Fqua, crossing of Dayton and Michigan \ Z for
lines. Toledo and Detroit
Urbana. crossing Atlantic Great Hest~rt Ard
Ssndusky, Dayton and Cincinnati kailroads
Tie lay E1press and Columbus o1ulodatiun trains
conneci direct 81 Richmond for Dayton. NeniA Hamilton
snd CsesnDssis arriving iss Cseinasti A.
S45 p. n.
so Change of car, Cclutabr. u, any train ofthi.
ins.
ThroGgk Sleeping Cars Night tfsiR.
Thrsegh tickets for sale At the L Eion Depot
J. n LIST, General supsrinfe eldenf
F CzASDfks Gsnersl nsks, Agent
s7-dc
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COPARTNERSHIP.

FcyHE undersigned have this day formed eopsrtner
II ship ~ tor Saloon and Restaurant business here
toore known HezeAish's, az No Is North Illinois
street.
The new firm vii - hsppy g. reoeivt continuance
OF the custom here toore extended 10 the establishment
The best OF quor. wines and cigars kept constantly
hand and the restaurant al the decaces Of the sea-
son vii Ne served up he shortest notice prepared
% - most experienced cooks
HENRY Z. HEZEkIAH,
p. =. JOHN.
itd..n.polss. September =. lse4. septes-dd
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MEDICAL.
Galen's Head Dispensary
rs TIA abiished i'm 1850 and Chartered
by the Legislature OF Kentucky.
for the treatment Of
ven en-PxsI He Barss>=sSs>~.
SE.NLT.fL W'E.fK.TESN.
SE.NLv.fL W'E.fKA'ESs.

Aud s Affections of the Urinary and enerstive Organs
Of both Sexes
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LIVERY STABLE

UIESRY AILEy, se- Yerk Livery and..sAle Stabbed
III Noe. Il and IL Ess, Perl street, IN the rear d
(fIrnn's Block. fsb-o-
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT,
500 GOLD BOND.

In addition 70 the very liberal Interest the notes
FOR three wears this privilege Of conversion s worth
about three per cent per snnum for the current
and before the war the premium six per cent e. ;.
Stocks twenty per II will he seen that
the actual profit this loan, ;hepresen market rate,
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i L"t Iess InNh Ten PCT NtIt. PCT suhuh
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU.
NICiPAl TAXATION.

But aside from all the advantage we have enumerated,
special Ac, Of Congress ey,nlfs an 6oJs aud Tsos-
arg pnes r,oae iocel trofso". On tho average. this
exemption is worth sbout two per cent. per snnum,
according to the rste ota,aon in various parts cf tho
country.
u il believed that securities oher great rdsce
ncnts to lenders A. those issued by tho Government
In all other forms oi Indebtedness the faith ability
Of private parties stock companies separate
muniii.s only is spedsed for payment, while th. whole
property Of the country is held tho discharge
of the obligations of the United States
While the Government offers the Iite raj &c rms
for it, loans it believes that the very strongest appeal
will b. TO the loyalty and patriotism Of the people.
subscriptions will he received w the
Up The 9th September IN. subscription. to this
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20

" 6Ith1 hOvhNIh0lo w tHo hOhN'
irBL NATIONAL SAvISes Bssx. offering higher rate
Of interes; than sny other, and ne bet secTy. Any
savings bank which pays IT, depcsitors IN O. :. Notes
dunn of the country, and il cannot pay n anything
better, for It's assets either in Government
curi,es in notes bonds payable in Government pa
per-
II is equally convenient as temporary permanent
fraction Of their face aud accumulated interest and
th. best security With banks ooraiersIs for dis
counts.
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Gil NGE OF TIM IL.
1864. SUMMER 1864.
AHu An ~ sa ~ Nx n1NH
Great Central Rail Way Line.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY Soth. TRAINS
~ will run follow 5. sunday excepte-.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
III -
New York Through Line

CsUAnaER ARRANGENENT-Two THROUGH EX
- press Trains between Cleveland and Sew York
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p,ls d2s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-19
TO the Wool Growers Of Vermont

Ma EDITOR Permit humble individual
and Wool Grower, to address, through the
medium Of your columns few earnest words
to bis brethren Of the same vocation.
Wool Growers Of Vermont | am anxious to
see you meet 10 State Convention for the pur-
pose Of memorializjng Congress TO increase, and
especialIy requesting our delegation to use their
utmost endeavors to obtain an increase Of, the
duties Oh foreign wool.
This, 1t seems to me you ought to do you
owe 1t to yourselves, to your own best interests
TO do it,
While some Of our sister States are moving in
the matter, Vermont, comparatively speaking
one Of the greatest wool growing States of
the Union, remains almost entirely inactive.
True, County Conventions have been held in
some places This is very well as far as 1t goes I,
bu, It seems to me this is not taking hold Of the
matter with that earnestness which the impor-
lance Of the subject demands
Look, for moment, at the price of almost all
other products Of The farm to speak not word
Of The enormous prices of the products of other
branches Of industry. Look at the price of beef
up, up, up. Look at the price Of butter and
cheese-the former commanding nearly, if not
quite, twice it's former price, and the after three
iime'. Wool alone remains comparatively low,
not more than Is per cent being offered at
present, more than the price which it has brought
many times in the remembrance of men not old
And why is this? A very few words will tell
IN IS IN consequence Of HE enormous guaatifie,
n oleap Foreign Wools whtch fyod our markets.
a convention like tho one under contempa-
tIon, would have to be held, suppose without
Che presence Of those Politicians aud Wire Pull
lefs Who usually attend conventions, to See what
Offices fat OF lean, may chance to fall TO them
Lot than stay al home. Il is believed few
hundred Of the solid Yeomaury Of the State may
isscmbe together, and give decent expression
to their views without them. There is no time
20 be lost. What is done on the subject needs
to be done quickly Let there be a meeting
held at some central point (say Montpelier) as
soon as may be, ard have doe notice. M"n of
the mountains Come together from the North,
from the South, from The East, and from the
West, and unite your voices in an earnest ap-
peal to these who, by the power we have given
them, have the matter in their hands.
d, T. AvERILL
Mortified, April, 10th, 1861.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-19
How to make good Butter.

saw I'M paper the other day some one com.
planning Of butter being tasteess. bsve read
gent dea! IL the agricultural papers "a butter
making, and there has not ono cG,Ge I'D to nv
cdie OF making butter will give it ia short
metre
shall not contradict anything that any one
has written, except the washing Of the butter
after II is churned. | have made hutter for nv
lwr table, and some for market, the Ii. ost of the
ame since 1920 and always have Seet butter.
90 not wash II IN cold water nor put drop
near 1t; ! work out the buttermllk, what can.
and then salt It, and ret 1t in the cellar till cool
hen work 1t over, and if the butter WAS warm
"nen 1t came It will be necessary to work it
again aud beat the pickle all out OF it, IL this
way you will find sweetness in your butter
Cha you do not fad in butter that is washed in
cold water II all OF the butter makers would
practice this method, aud salt it just enough to
keep It, there would be no more complaint OF
suong, ta'teless buttor.-Na0 England Far.
mer.
Derry ~ II, 1864.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-19
From the New England Farmer.
New mode of Cultivating Corn.

tRitND Brown The practical farmer shout.
always be ready TO impart Information Ia bi
brother workers. Tie slpu,d improve upon th,
Old adage, Live, and let live. lie ebeuld MI
only - live, aud let I've" but should live. and
help I've. To help I've hg should make use Il
the agricultural papers TO converse with h.
brethren Of the pIuw. There SHOULD De a mo
general desire to "sWap iulUrmauon nh
MO nation should be OF the genuine kuj,
founded upon h 5 own prac zeal experience. n,
live ia'ner IN tpese dDs p.ods along 10 the cd
path, never turning To the right or lelt IN.
ut vmpts Ia, IN thuse DAYS % scarcity OF h.ter
lac Wal had himself IN tile background. Pum,s.
ing there mas be- nov aud then one of thet.a,.
defs vt the Fafalr Who are ready 10 p,zs ALI
The advantages thnt turn az 20 save l.bn I
propose to sa,e, briefly my method Of rsisi' +,
e'fn Tor the past two year, and which adj IA,
~ tie best
Alter nay ground il we'll prepared BY MANN.
my plowng aud hurfuwluL. lrhl 4 ooe ~,
wlth smId p.Jw. lalu this i.li nm VIII
ever OF compost or manure rs attended far 81.
mn, and NIX it thoroughly with thc All MI
al instrument made hs attaching two or th,..
OF on"r's harrow teeth io Isl four ipel.,.
square ana lOur ieyt long win handle, on o,.
enu asa hiIehing place az tie oth.r. An.,
lhis operation tue cord y ftrtNnnll ,Iop, ~.
dtiI, AT the rate 1t tour ~ SIX Kernels =. ~.
loot. plow u hen used To cover the vb.j.
IN sol 'ocrably Tree from ston,s
W hen lie corn isup suthieutly To ace t,e
rows tne same little p.oN .- luu on either S,.t,.
oil ~ turning turrJw IRON ths corn. l. !.
week or 80 a oultt,atof BE- rrn through and mn,
sill - again i'ysiled. " hen a. gyts On, Itt'e
too ~ lOf the ot0Ns. and the wur,,s b,y. ~.
tbelr share, wnh a oixteroUs u.s. Of m. n. !, a.
Is thlnntd To about elsnt inclep AMI len s,,,,.1.
ing IA Us straight u row as possible Wh.nt.n
or twelve inunts high the ,ame indie uln,, j.
USED TO turn iufrow against either side al IN.
coru, th httle prtelce The Wed. NAY h,
nearly all covered aud Destroyed WITH m, W.
years experience can COT 6jently lee,n,mena
this mttlud To my brother Farmers, espec.,lI, -,
'huse who have Ii. BIT su,ls to m,ba.r M
actually raised good crop OF cora. aud mn
USED The hoe as al aud at harvrs one conid ~,
hnd ,hree bushels o. weeds 70 the uc.e
Wear,, " II .,iareh IL, 1864 Z BRryn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-19
Derry ". II, 1864.

Ia Ireland potatoes are boiled to perfection
The humbitst peasant places his potatoes on the
table better cooked than could half the cook,
N America, trying their best P1tatoes should
always be boiled IN their jackets Peellog a
potato before boiling Is Offering premium Tor
water to run through it, and making it wa1y
and unpaatable. They should be thoroughly
washed, and put into cold water. la Ireland
they always nick piece of the skin Of before
they place them in the pot the water is grad
uaily heated, but never allowed to boil cold
water should be added as soon as the water
commences boiling, aud it should thus he check
ed until tho potatoes are done the skins will
not then be broken or cracked until the potato
thoroughly done pour the water Oh com
pletely, aud then let the skin thoroughly dry
before peel Selected.