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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20

ScALDED.-An interesting little son OF Mr..
Z. II. Jones, on Oxford street, about years
of age, was severely scalded on Sunday, by
pulling a coffee pot full of boiling coffee on
himselEl He has suffered much since the acci-
dent, but it is thought he will recover.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
To the Editor of The Press

FoRT McCLAgy, July 10, 1864.
Company A, State Guards, Of Bangor, were
Lieut.. J. Ii. Walker, on the 4th inst. II gives
US pleasure to state that Lieut.. Walker
promptly and cordially furnished all informa-
ton in his possession, and gave such instruc
tons in preparing the mastering and descrip-
tive rolls as enabled the completion of the du-
ty 10 the most prompt and expeditions man.
ner. His whole department was that OF a
prompt, efficient and gentlemanly officer.
l.. j. MORSE, Captain Com.
RoBY IRELAND, LIST Lieut..
MARSHAL DYER, I'd Lieut..
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
Attack on Thornton's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hefst at ~. Joseph.

Htcft AT n. VOstYH.
ST. LOUIS, July 10.
A special dispatch from st. Joseph to the
Democrat, says the city and county are wild
with rumors and excitement. Ii is reported
Col. Ford attacked Thornton's guerrillas at
Arnoldsyille Sunday, and the fighting was
kept up all day, but the result is unknown.
Another body Of guerrillas, from 200 to 600
strong, are encamped on Garlow's farm, in
Platte County.
Official information states that 200 more OF
the Paidram militia of Platte and Clay Coun-
ties have joined Thornton's guerrilas.
A collision occurred in Chisan County, but
to what extent Is not known.
People are constantly fiocking into st. Jo-
seph from the surrounding counties, and many
departing for other points, leaving grain I'M
harvested, lin consequence of which much
suffering is apprehended in this locality.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20

PORTLAND SOLDIERS AssoCIATIoN.-The
first monthly meeting OF the Board of Mana
gers Of this Association viii be held this after
noon, at 4 o'clock, in the Senate Chamber,
new City Building LEWIS B. SMITH,
Sec'y pro. TEN.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
J. H. SAWYER, Clerk.

PIrEs.-Speaking OF these reminds us OF
the great variety Loring keeps on hand. In
proportion as cigars grow dear pipes come in
to use. The soda fountain too, that's luxury
these long, dry, yellow days.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20

WElesrn that the steamer "Clipper' has
been purchased by Messrs. Ross & Sturdi
want of this city, to run between Saco and the
SPOOL" 1t will make two trips daily, touch
ing at the Ferry each way, commencing Sat
urday next. The Pool is not surpassed by any
other seaside watering place in Maine. 1t
has good hotel, well kept, where board can
be obtAined at reasonable rate.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20

PORTLAND Council No. /, U. l.. of A, will
hold its regular meeting at the usual place, at
s o'clock this evening. The report OF the
special committee, appointed at the last meet
Ing, is expected TO be made this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
Portland, July 20, 1854.

MILITAgY.-The organization of the bat
tallion now being raised 10 this city is deferred
until the full complement of men three hun
dred) is obtained. This will be done in a
short time, and the signers will be called to-
gether to elect the proper officers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20

New BooKs.-Messrs. ID. Appleton & Co.,
New York, have just issued several standard,
classical and educational works, among which
are Progressive Lessons in Greek, with notes
and references; Harkness' Latin Grammar
for Schools and Colleges; Qusckenbos' Ele-
mentary and Primary Arithmetic, and First
Book in Grammar, also Railway Anecdote
Book, and Sermon preached at the Broad
way Tabernacle, on the fifth Sunday in Lent,
by Rev. Morgan Dix. All of which are for
sale in this city by Messrs. Bailey & Noyes.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
Commercial.
Per steamship Europa at Halifax.


LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFS MARK EFT, July s.
Richardson, Spence Co., and Others, report Flour
dull and declining; extaa State .0sg2Os Sd. Wheat
easier and prices tending downward: Spring deoli :
eed la2d red western ss6Ss %; red southern s. Cd
ass Cd; white Western s. 9iGes; white Southern
S. 9d99s Cd Corn quiet; mixed eos Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-Messrs.
Bigand. Atbs q & CO and Others report Beer firm
but prices tending downward. Pork 2a4s higher
Bacon firm and Sd higher. Lard firm AID Cd higher
Tallow dull ana unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-The ZANE
author ties report Ashes easier but prices unchaBg
Sugar delivered lslls6d, closing frmer ana partial
ly recovering. Coffee dull and declining Rice
sales small. Linseed quiet aud steady Linseed oil
easier a 4ls Cod oil-no sales. Ro in inactive
Spirits Turpentine quiet and dscliBii K Petroleum
quiet and steady; reiuod Is l!d9ls I'D.
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, july 9th
Sales for to-day 5000 bales including 10 600 TO
spectators aud exporters. Market closed at an
advance of I'd.
Breads;uifs-steady and unchanged
Provisiobs-hrm.
Produce-quiet and steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July e-Consos
closed at 91lGe0f for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES Central rail.
road 4ia4S dis; Erie Railroad 10.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20

ATTENTION SABRE ZoUAvEs.-The mem
beers OF this company are requested to be pres
precisely, with uniforms for street parade.
Per Order,
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
PoRZzAND AND VICINITY.
xs,. Advertisements To-Day.


Picnic-Chestnut Street sabbath School.
Excursion TO Brunswick Mechanics Association.
Agen,s Wanted
Situation Wanted.
To Let-Chambers.
Los.-Note.
Historical Society-Annusl Meeting.
Scottish Gatherin g-Juy 26.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20

I - Mont az, July zsth, a, o',tek D. M on The
~ psemEes, a large, Coube WOODEN house A,s
Snu on fsach street., containing Gig lees hni.h
~ oons. = large brick cistera VA the celia. me-
ing tNo caintor abe ieLcDeLts otis " sstti ,ept
~ % 'eet oack Also one as1 lalf oTy
ass nolshed r9oms; lot "a feet ront by about -
iees aeep. AZ po,iiiSe-title cea, srIas cav
Julyl2-dtd UNCOMFORTABLE.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20

DEERISG HALL.-This evening Moreste's
Ravel Troupe viii performn new pantomine,
entitled "The House that Jack built" 1t is
said TO be full of laughable incidents.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
From. the Army before Richmond.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
A letter from near Petersburg, dated 18th,
says majority OF the people OF Petersburg
have gone to Richmond. The weather is cool
and more pleasant than usual. Mortar, can
non and sharpshooting practice is continued,
but few men are injured daily. Our hospitals
are 10 excellent condition.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20

A 1 Public Auction ON Thursday Judy Is. h. AZ
private sale. -fe's4 u AZ
Has u stasy II use Smith street. 10 b, "a with
~, sn rooms; plenty OF bard ana soft ~s,er
ez tory Hoase on Lineo n street, "A by n. four
sesis o,a-h hni.hsa 70, ne, ieli, o saa and
n s's,. - sup 10. nts Tor 20 0.
S % naished rooms brick cisterD. ae Los 90 ty
the pa pose Of masiag sa.e Of he s.1na i,'n.
possessis n will be given '"al ei>'s
IA. se, Eight house Lots; 'itua'ed on Oxford Lin.
soin. smsIn aud Cumberland Sta.
hshquife oi MOSS GOULD
,vi.,o. "A Aifd.e Street. Up Stair.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
Pursuit of Gwerriiios iu Missouri.
ST. Josppu No .Iulv 4

Col. Ford telegraphs to headquarters here
that he has killed in all forty guerrillas, cap
tured two hundred stand of arms, much am-
munition and many horses. Our troops are
still pursuing the rebels.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
Rowd0iu College.

TVHE Annual Examination of esntidates for ad.
Friday tho dnh day OF August nexr, ats O'Clock In
The forenooa, in the new Medical Hail; and also or
Thursday, the twenty fifth day Of August next in
the same place, and At she same hour.
LEONARD WOODS.
Brunswick. July 9, 1854 July 7dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20

A VALUABLE lot OF land situated in westbrook
IA near the foet of the street, from the Stevens
rain's road. TO the county road from Bishops to
Moodfora's corner; nve n inutes walk to the Horse
hailroads containing about six acres, thirty.two
ro5s on SAID county road this lot is valuable for
building lots or cultivaiions mostly covered with
a hardsome marie grove For terms apply TO w. B.
GooDRi H. Stevens Plains.
iyl4d2ws
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
BoWdot.a College.

NyHE Annual Meeting of the President and Trus-
tees Of bowdoin College will be neld at banisfer
Hal. In the College Chapel on Tuesday the2nd day
OIL August next, 1t tn o'clock In the forenoon.
JOHN ROGERS, secretary.
Brunswick. July Q, 1854. july7dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
For the Islands.

s- On and after June 18th he steamer
sssS.S5ZSSsEazf> CASCo will until further notice
80 leave BHrnham's wharf for Peak q
and Cushing's lsiands at and 10 80 A. NJ, and .
and 30 NJ. Returning WIN leave Cushin q Isl an
at ~ and Is A. NJ, and Q IS and SIS r. NJ
Tickets rs cents, down and back Children Is etc.
June D. diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
COAL FRruGHTs.


fuNHE oopartnership heretofore existing between
Il Sweat and Cleaves Attorneys n Law. thi
day dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs OF the
la,e firm will be sdjus cd by either party.
NJ Sweat will contir ne In business al Office No
III Middle street. Mussey's Row.
Mr. Cleavss at the Office of Howard Cleayes, No.
81 Middle street, over Casco Bank
l.. ID VI. SWEAT.
NATHAN CLEAyES.
Portland. July 18TH, 1854. jylscsm
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
DR.. Ira Warren's Great Work!
THE HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN.

NEW and enlarged edition can be ob;ained in
this city. for q short time. at the publishers
price BY addressing ]. NJ. c., Agent, Post Once
Box 2lo4, iylseodlws
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
DisnOud's Ouadrs,le Rand

now ready TO furnish Balls. Cotilon and Pic.
l. Me Parties on the most favorable terms.
All ogdera left 81 Paiue's Music store (l6S Middle
s'restl will receive prompt attention. jyl2dlm
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
Rowdoiu College,

THE Annual Meeting Of the oyerseers OF Bow
dola College viii be held at their Room In the
College Chanei, on Tuesday. the second day OF Au.
gust next, ct . O'Clock +. NJ
Brunswick, July 9th 1884, july7dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20

THE Herring Gut Marine Railway, with all its ar
L appurtenance situated IN Her lns Cut arboI,
ST. George, will be sold at lutlic EuefloR, on the
premises at herring Quit. on rhurse ~ tn 2lsr da
Of July instans. at two o'clock the af. rsoaa II Q
sale OF this property ar rds rare opportunity to
those wishing 10 purchase. As the Chsia, Macbiry
and Gear Is of excellent material, and in 10 or.
der and condition and OF sufficient strength ana
power to take out ships OF 1910 tons or more
EBNtZER OTIS. President.
PEI Order OF Railway Company.
st. George. july 10 1854. jylgdst
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
Stock Market.
New Boat for HarpswelI.
On and after Monday, July llth, ls64, the new and
superior steamer
MARCENA JOHNSON,

win leave follows;
-rE4E Leave Custom House Wharf at g. 45
Returning, leave Harpswell at 4 T. IL, touching
above.
Excursion tickets to Harpswell, rs cents; Peaks
Island. % ceats; Diamond Cove or Chebesgue Is
lands, 90 cents. Single tickets same above.
Large parties taken at reasonalleraies.
The public arc invited to inspect this boat, it being
lifted up in superior style is by far the safest
excursion boat in these waters.
For further particulars inquire of GEO. WATER
HOUSE, Agent, on board, or
J. b. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
juy9
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
Horses, Carriages. a Harnss,es.
ga AuetioEs

saturday July 23d. ct n O'Clock A n. on
- L,ns ,Iiee'. Horses, Carriages aaa en- SEA-
ssn ~ INT as, Top Bugs. Coucofo wa on 3
ssaay Linds. Express wason and Harls ses; o N.
Visitd nENkY BAILEY a CO. Apet,rs
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
Foreign Emigrant Association

PORTLAND, June q, 1854.
HoH. r. D. RICE. President ar the Foreiga Emi.
grant Association ~ Maine
SIR-ihe undersigned, Directors Of the above
named Association. request you TO cal a Specal
Meeting OF the Stockholders az the III ebe House in
Portland. On the 20h day OF July next at o'c eek
III the afternoon, COR the purpose of vising and
amending the BY Laws. and the transaction Of any
other busGtss that may be properly brought before
them, JONAS IL. PERLEr,
JOHN LYNCH,
N. o. CRAM.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
COpartnerShjD,

COpartnership.
1NHE undersigned have formed a oopartnershp
IL under the name OF FREEMAN BeorHRRs and
have leased the store formerly occupied by Twitche
Champln No IS Commercial street, where they
propose 70 carry on the Flour, Tea and Tobacco
business. JAMES FREEMAN
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
Portland. June s.--d6w
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
TO THE dPFLICTEDI
DIR. W.N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. n Clapp's Block,

WOULD respectfully announce TO the citizsps a,
" Portland and vicinity, that be has permsn, Mt.
that ve have been in town we have cured acne ~
me worst forms OF disease In persons who have trad
other forms Of treatment In VAIN ana cnrina A.
aents In 80 short time that the question IL ofien
nked do they stay cured! To ansv or this ouesfion
se VIII say that all that do not stay GU ed We will
toctor the second time tor nething.
DR.. ID. mas been practical Elecfrician IL txsnsx
1ns years and 10 also regular graduated phJ sci.a
electricity Ia perfectly adapted TO chronic disease
IN the form OF nervous sick headache; neuralgi-
In the head, mech. or extremities; consumpfion = -
IN the acute stages or where the lungs are not flV
lnvoiyed acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula m
OF the spine, contracted muscles distorted Ina
palsy or paralysis St. vitas' Dance DEAFNESS sta m
nsring or hestfkney Of speech, dyspepsia indiees-
pn, constipation and liver complaint piies-wt curs
every case that can be presented: asthma brops NJ
u.s. STRUCTURES Of the chest and al forms OF fensis
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-20
AUCTION SALES.
EN-. PArrEs. AuorIoNEEa. "a rxoA.Ds, :,
Real Estate n, Aue,so.

w ~ ~ pc 500 on We nssday. July 20 b. a. half
Vida I've cioek on tho premises On unoi.
.a,ee acres ON Munjoy hill ia II nj ~ ~,
aory bounded ~ congress. Aountforo a, a NJ
ss trees. being or the Iile of IA H.rsa 80
.Sad. This very nab proper, VIII H. az.
rssery on terms to suit paeEas r. wi.h.l, Tie eass
] Hlid i' " 'ao Auslo1eer.
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G.. THURSDAY OCTOBER 81 1861 - SO $ s..s NJ q

mr. lcss than the al I cry that sO- often, ere
the clash al steel was heard, miscrably do
luJed many Eieids of the South und Ul
civil liberty, the lying assertion that De-
m0cracy-the great Democratic party ot
the Nurth---would save Union aud the
country.
After Efs or death struggle of nearly
four years, accompanied and blcssed with
manifestations of Gods favor, unparalleled
IN the history of any utsser people, save the
Jews, ana at the very moment that the
priceess boon of Independence is in the
grasp Of the South, here comes serious
proposition from AL honorable representa-
tive Of South Carolina, tiAt the Souh
should enter again into Cat and dog
scramble with the miserable wire pulling
Democracy Of YaDkeedoin, on the vague
hypothesis THAT principles aud uicu and
Government, are ~ be managed On this
continent according to the policy ani no
ions, oi the eifc,e princi ipa,ities aud duke
dons OF Germany. AND actually concludes
with u recommends, that the Sou, IA
snouid henceiur,h addict herself more to
poiicy IN the management vt her Affairs.
Is the honorable gentleman oblivious U.
the fact, that it was this very departure
from principles /" bend the presnan' knee
to policy, that ruined the old Union, and
must necessarily anu deserveJly r-iu any
country.
The honorable gentleman has been long
kuown To his own State, as the man who
threw tub to the whaiv. Hv is al his
old tricks.
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l.ccfhres for thc mospi,nl.

With a view to gratify the Literary taste
Of eur community and ut the same time
ineress. the funds Of the Ladies' Hospital
Of our town, it is proposed to have series
of Lectures delivered, which is hoped may
prove r,!easant and profitable.
Acting upon this suggestion. the Ladies'
having charge of the Hospital, take ples-
sure in stating that Prof. j. II. CaTlisle'
Rev. A. NJ. 'Shipp, D. D., Rev. White
foord Smith, ID. d., Rev. A. Pickens
Smith, Prof. w. DuPre, Pres. W. X.
Blake and Prot. Henderson, have consent
ed to deliver Lectures for the benefit Of
the Hospital, aud they hope, u!so, to be
able sto procure, perhaps, others FROM
dis ance.
1t is proposed to have Lecture on
every "Wednesday evening, comm -ncing
on next WEDNESDAY,, the 26th inst
The charge for admission will lie 81 90.
and to avoid the expense of tickets, the
money will be received at the door. Ii is
hoped that the object will meet with the
approval and support, not only of those who
expect to enjoy the literary treat thus to
be afforded our community, but also of al!
who are willing to, contribute to the com
fort and welfare of our sick and wounded
soldiers.
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From the Pctcrsbarg Express. !

TiiE HON. W. w. BoYCE LETTER.
The rcccn; letter vi Tie liol. W. w
Boycc,.o: south Carolina, addressed TO the
ircsIdent Oi the Southern Coniedcracy,
has been received 10y the soldier, and OH
IS oi the army from that Sla,c with NOR
uhc'''l"n and shame. That suc!La propo-,
siuo", based upou such reasoning should
nave euanatcd Iror pubic man oi SOu,i
Car"iina, - '''j Illuminating. " hat does
the hOm"FHbic gentleman mean by sat
i>idctory peace y peac patched upon
the So"rmc ot rec instructions. HIS Ian
SnaSc iN suNPiciousiy vn+uc aircndy smacSs
oil mat di>Inc poiicy arsO rec mmcndcd IN
the samc letter, a.d So Characteristic OF the
great JuI'n saving tod save the mark
Northern Democracy.
The whole idea "f the gentleman, and
ia" -:,HDh- rcast ing ou wheel. hc bases
Al. Is a al rnchOy specimen OF to..yism
anu mora. ,mUecinIy IL Is nc,i,.1r more
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Tx IN KIND, CROP OF 1864.

DROUUCERS are hereby notified thar 1 am
now ready TO receive The Tiihe wnear
Oats. Rye, Cured Hay and Wool OF Tie crop Of
1864.
Ii is desirable that the Producer pay the
whole amount due on his estimate at the same
time, if possible. so to take n rcceipI in full
The receipts of Millcr's' who have hcen au-
thorized to collect he tihe whcaI, will lie
taken up by me and credit Il Oh The Producers
estimate.
In all cases the grain must be dry and in
good condition, when delivered either AT the
mills or the Tax Dcpots. l will furnish TO the
Producers grain sacks for the delivery of their
1.-THE, which are 10 be returned 10 this Depot.
A. ii. KIRBY, Agent,
Depot No. ]. Sec. !, 9th e. d., ). C.
Sept 20 2mos
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TOWN 0RDIlAACE.

DE it ordained. that from and af-r tile lsr
ID day OF October mex. That all Goats run
ning nt large within the incorporate limits of
the town. That the owners thereof snail be
liable To The payment of Ten Dollars tax on
each Goat TO be paid on demand for the satuc.
Done and ratified in Council. Sept /. lso4
j. CLEVELAND, lnlrndau.
j. NJ. ELFoRp, Clerk.
Sent oc ::
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Isn p.riantlO Planters.

Lieut. III w. flcIds, lZih Virginia III
fanny, has furnished for the Petersburg
Express the following valuable and expeii
tous recipe for preaari-s i~-.hs' dressed
with the hair on it, lie vouches for the
stability aud duration nj the leather thus
prepared. and refers to high authority for
the truth OF his avcrinent, ~ well ~ To sol
diers who haze worn shoes made from it,
We, therefore. pIblish 1t Tor the benefit Of
farmers and individuals who may have
hides to tan. aud recommend that they tcs,
1t. ihc b, .cs are not only puck ky TUNED
rut ths leather when prepared bears a nost
favorable compariscu with the best pr due
cc hy the old and tedious process. ~ vogue
III f.n.,lnl lnd III .his country !an, ui
tn" lutc.a l.. on, II not la iuusr al ~.
bris.:,dcs .ot Ice, army have u-cI shyc.
a.a'.c .roni this !cn'har tor mp, -. I..-r.
and Pronpaacr them sn erinc, AZ c-ar,h
ccmtcr: gai aua,ty, TO The ;.u...h I'D
-ln 'r.cau amy shoes:
Mop. or pt~f>niNu LEAlIiL% nGvas.,.
wI!r HAia ON.
.st Ii hides are ol,,. hnr; and dry So,
,iiciH IA pure water anout ,wu %. -h..,
iaNs.
2d- N hen Wet; 5, uSc'i OF Nl~n Nc,h
iTidr',, h.-h theN 10 gn2hy.
III =, par, "a p.csl, In .uo .. ) b, alum.
tIa :. H., c'mH'oa >ai5 o o, plat or water.
:nuu.n 70 Dissolve ~, sails ior hiGc tins
is nn average Pr"gDr'iom.
Eos very .H.- single old hide, .! lbs
auui ana !bs SAT-, may be necessary
whereas Ior "A smuE call hide, III a.uu
aud : lb> sJli may TIC enough. But fora
pack o % hl1es unassorted, Of all sizes,
aud c"ndItions, the average Is above.
4ih. -ah Inc iiecshcd hides in this
pick c i'"u 10 10 days, II ore or less, uc
coidln-: 10 cundliion vi hid,s
OH. oak thcm again = or ) d'.ys ia
pure water To lake out the salt
9th. W lcn about half dry break ,k, III
with the proier curriers' breaking knives.
1th. Smoke ,he.n, flesh side do~n. "a,
o. 10 day owe, hard wool, thickory ,r
OAK Smother cuniiruIn. To brcu anu r.I
sad St.mu ti'vsu II succession.
oth i;Vil .ne neatsieet Tor oil save the
"h und uh'iv.Ie the hides with the irliy
"nd greasy S~'er breaking them al The
time
3ia lrcss and finish off
he small hides, thin and fresh, can be
n ish .d IN from six or eight days M.d
um s'ze hides In good condition from
twelve to fifteen days The largest aud
worst conditioned hides can be tni,hed IN
from eighteen to twenty DAYS. 1t is rec
ommcnded to take from ghtecn or twenty
days Tor all. II you want the hair oil,
soak IN lime water first until the hair
slough; bui then you must be Careful To
thoroughly work the lime cut, or 1t vii!
cat the fibre OF the leather.
The leather is best with the hair on 1t
makes the best and most comfortable shoe
-sc!es and all. Put the hair OF the u,-
peis inside aud oil the soics--pur upper
sole hair out, and outer sole hair IN. rhus
hil the soc- with the bcsI ni water prooiiny
and making the Soles the nIor5 elastic ana
lasting
With the hair on it is especially b..st
.or saddle covers, stirrup lcahc,s, shah
racks. traces, horse collars, caps, gloves,
sentinel coats. hatcrs, trunk covers, aud
every use Known.