the blade & let it remain 2 1/2 minutes after the polish is taken off.
then dip the blade in water then wipe it dry. then take clear tur-
pentine & rub over the blade untill the varnish is clean off &
while the blade is wet with the Terpentine dip it into dry slack lime
then polish the blade in chalk & water with A peacle of soft leather
And it will Appear of A silver cast

To Engrave on Steel

Follow the same direction As for etching ownly cover the
steel all over with the varnish then write on it as soon as it is
dry with A Needle or any sharp instrument that will cut through
the varnish so as to give room for the Aqua fortis to eat And instead
of 2 1/2 minutes let it eat 10 minutes or as long as is found necessary
by experiment go through the same process of cleaning & polishing
as before

For Curing Any kind of Hydes with wool or Hair on

Take common salt & Allum of equal quantity & make strong
brine of it let the skin be washed clean with water, then lay
them flat on the ground with the wool or Hair down then take
the salt & Allum water & cover the skins with it on the flesh
side let it remain on a small skin 24 hours on A large skin
48 then wash it in clean water then stretch it let it dry
then curriy it with courrier tools untill it is pliable

May 10, 1849 ~ Thursday

10^th I recieved A Letter from Jacob Gibson & wrote him one in
return & sent him A pamphlet on the 9^th. I planted my Garden
to day all over & had A good meeting in the evening at my house
I laid hands upon Sister Page for sickness

May 11, 1849 ~ Friday

11^th I recieved A letter from Samuel Wells containing $2 for
papers I walked into the city with Br Mckenzie & Father
Carter. I sent O Pratts Pamphlets to the following persons G J Flagg
Anthony Ivins Jeremiah Brower
Samuel Wells John Doolittle
John Johnson
Elder Curtis

May 12, 1849 ~ Saturday

12^th I took cars rode to Worcester them
to Northbride at Holebrooks Station and
stoped at Sister Parley Pratts then
went up & spent the Night at Mr Aldrich. 65 m[iles]

May 13, 1849 ~ Sunday

13^th Sunday I preached to the people, & held a Church meeting
communed with the Saints Reproved some. spent the night
at Mr Bennetts laind hands upon 1 sick

May 14, 1849 ~ Monday

14^th We Baptized 1, & I confirmed her, then took cars
with Br Sweat Sister Pratt & rode to Worcester then to Boston
I spent A little time in Boston I called upon Br Cannon saw Elder
Thomas McKenzie pack up a large Box of Books near 400 lbs which He
has collected in Boston for schools in the valley he has been faithful in
his mission in collecting Books during the past season to assist the Saints
in collecting esstablishing schools in the valley of the Mountains. I
went home & spent the night. There has been A great Mob of late
in New York the papers have been full of it for several days The
Boston Daily times contained A long Article Headed Dreadful Riot and
Bloodshead, At the Astor Place Theatre, the Military called out, fireing on the
people Awful sacrifizce of Life. 21 persons Killed, 33 wounded, & 53
of the rioters Arested. On Thursday night May 10^th 1849 A mob of
20000 collected at the Above Theatre in consequence of the Appearance
of Mr Macready An Englishman upon the stage. The Military [was] called out

the blade & let it remain 2 1/2 minutes after the polish is taken off, then dip the blade in water then wipe it dry, then take clear turpentine & rub over the blade untill the varnish is clean off & while the blade is wet with the Terpentine dip it into dry slack lime then polish the blade in chalk & water with a peace of soft leather and it will appear of a silver cast

To Engrave on Steel

Follow the same direction as for etching ownly cover the steel all over with the varnish then write on it as soon as it is dry with a Needle or any sharp instrument that will cut through the varnish so as to give room for the aquafortis to eat and instead of 2 1/2 minutes let it eat 10 minutes or as long as is found necessary by experiment go through the same process of cleaning & polishing as before

For Curing any kind of Hydes with wool or Hair on

Take common salt & allum of equal quantity & make strong brine of it let the skin be washed clean with water, then lay them flat on the ground with the wool or hair down then take the salt & allum water & cover the skins with it on the flesh side let it remain on a small skin 24 hours on a large skin 48 then wash it in clean water then stretch it let it dry then Curry it with Courrier tools untill it is pliable

May 10, 1849 ~ Thursday

10th FIGURES I recieved a Letter from Jacob Gibson & wrote him one in return & sent him a pamphlet on the 9th. I planted my Garden to day all over & had a good meeting in the evening at my house I laid hands upon sister Page for sickness

May 11, 1849 ~ Friday

11th [FIGURE] I recieved a letter from Samuel Wells containing $2 for papers I walked into the City with the Br MCkenzie & Father Carter, I sent O Pratts Pamphlets to the following persons [FIGURE] G J Flagg Anthony Ivins Jeremiah Brower Samuel Wells John Doolittle John Johnson Elder Curtis

May 12, 1849 ~ Saturday

12th I took cars rode to worcester them to Northbride at Holebrooks Station and stoped at Sister Parley Pratts then went up & spent the Night at Mr Aldrich. 65 m

May 13, 1849 ~ Sunday

13th Sunday I preached to the people, & held a Church meeting Communed with the Saints reproved some, spent the night at Mr Bennetts laid hands upon 1 sick

May 14, 1849 ~ Monday

14th We baptized 1, & I confirmed her, then took cars with Br Sweat and Sister Pratt & rode to Worcester then to Boston I spent a little time in Boston I called upon Br Cannon saw Elder Thomas McKenzie pack up a large box of books near 400 lbs which he has collected in Boston for schools in the valley he has been faithful in his mission in collecting books during the past season to assist the Saints in esstablishing schools in the valley of the Mountains, I went home & spent the night.

There has been a great Mob of late [FIGURE] in New York the papers have been full of it for several days. The Boston Daily times contained a long article headed Dreadful Riot and Bloodshead, At the Astor Place Theatre, the Military called out, fireing on the people Awful sacrifice of Life, 21 Persons Killed, 33 wounded, & 53 of the rioters Arested. On Thursday night May 10th 1849 a mob of 20000 collected at the above Theatre in consequence of the appearance of Mr Macready an Englishman upon the Stage. The Military was called out