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MISCELLANEOUS
VALUABLE
RECEIPTS.
103
*
No.
207.
,
Purple on
Cotton,
Get
up
a
tub
of
hot
logwood-liquor,
enter
3
pieces,
give
tliem
5
ends,
hedge
out
;
enter
them
into
a
clean
alum-tub,
give
them
5 ends,
hedge
out;
get
up
another
tub
of
logwood-liquor,
enter,
give
them
5
ends,
hedge
out
;
renew
your
alum-tub,
give
them
5
ends
in
that,
and
finish.
No.
208.
Black
on
Cotton.
First
take
your
pieces
and
boil
them
in
sumach-
liquor,
in
a
large
copper
vessel,
if
you
have
it,
that
will
hold
60
or
70
pieces,
in
which
you
put
about
a
bushel
and
a
half
of
sumach
;
let
them
stay
all
night,
if
it is
convenient
;
take
out,
and
enter
them
into-
the
lime-tub,
3
at
a
time
;
give
them
4
ends,
hedge
out
;
enter
them
into
the
copperas-tub,
give
them
5
ends,
hedge
out;
enter
them
into
the
lime
again,
give
them
4
ends,
hedge
out
;
enter
them
into
another
tub
with
tolerably
strong
logwood-liquor,
give
them
5
ends;
put
them
to
one
side
of
the
tub;
put
in
enough
copperas-liquor
to
blacken
them,
(about
a.
couple
of
quarts,)
then
give
them
a
few
more
ends,
and
they
are
finished.
With
this
process
it
ia
the
same
as
with
the
greens.
After
sumaching,
liming,
copperasiug,
and
second
liming
is
repeated,,
till
you
get
as
many
as
will
answer
you
to
finish
that
day,
the
tubs
being
renewed
after
each
3
pieces,,
then
comes
the
finishing;
after
each
3
pieces,
the
logwood
and
copperas
liquor
is
thrown
away,
because