Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-13
ny MATTHEW ATKINSON.

The "FAMLE DIRECTOR" sPublished
in pamphlet Iorm, aud contains torly'
eight pages ei closely printed matter,
exclusively devoted TO lhe important sub
iect OI Domestic nglaclures; IN whlch
The author gives receipts for dyIng per-
maneHily on VOC or wO len goods, all
the co0rs IN use or cloths, satlIhells'
lInseys, coVerIes or carpehhg; amount
ing 10 all 10 nearly one Rund red: whh
such additional INSTRUCTIONS IN The art OF
diving rs cannot iai' 30 render The re.
ceipls highly vaIua ne to hose who use
them. The whole arranged to answer
for dying 10 ihe wool or web, with the
difference to he cost and auIny OF the
two plans dearly pointed out.
! The author being practical Manu-
fec 1rpr, wlh more than thirty FIVE
YEARS experience IN The art eI dying,
assures the public that these dyes that
are always fashionable On woollen goods
such as black. indigo bIWe, OBadder red,
brown green, yeItow, &c, are descr.
bed 50 carefully that 40 person however
inexperienced they may be. can fail Of
success with The AID ol the Family DI
rector.
1t also contains directions for washing
wool IN The very best manner known 10
Manufacturers; which if adopted cannot.
fail to result IN better cGr9,Rg aHd better
goods. The card,ng spinning, weaving
and finlshlug Tor each arIlc Ot manu-
facture are distinctly poIntpd out wlh a
view to their greatest degree oi perIec.
tron and Utiily and without increasing
he expense OF production.
To The whole is directions fer dying
the indigo blue aud few oher coiors Ia
common use, on cotton and linen, which
1t ia believed will be highly useful to
The public,
We have no hesitancy in saying that
no other work ol the kind has ever ap
peared 10 cur rountry 40 exclusively de
voted 10 the interests OF the Farmer and
! Nechanlc who are Supplying themselves
with c0thng oil their own mahuiac-
Dures We ieeI Hu houzed 10 say this
from The very Iib"ra m Dner IN which
he Family DHe"tOr has been treated BY
manu- 'acturers who have had an 0ppor
tuniry 10 express an opinion 90 Ills H1er.
| 49, Mr.. FaOer, The proprietor of the
Canton WonIIen Factory, aud Mr.. Do
herdY, his fuller and dyer, says'
I'VE have examined Mr. Aknson's s
Family Director and believe It 10 be wor
thy o. pnbkc patronage
! Mr. Rhodes. in the occupancy o
Sparks Factory near Canton, writes I'm
der date Of March 2. 1874:
~ have examined Mr.. Alklnson's
Family Director sud believe II worthy
Of general patronage, and particularly
calculated 70 advance The interest Of the
Farmer IN his h, the manuIaClurIng;" q
adds, Il have work on dying b. Part
ridge which cos. me three d0lIurs, ami
one by Stuart OF The same klHd which
cost two dollars. aud believe The Fam
IIy Director 10 be as useful as receipt
book on ColorIUg rs either Of mem"
Mr.. Alexander, an English manulac
turer, successfully employed OF the
WSyUesbIrgh Factory, SarG county
OHIO, writes under date Of March J,
1914:
II have examined Mr.. Atkinson,
Family Director, aud believe II 10 be
worthy Of genera patronoge, and wei
- calculated to promote the interests d
our home manufacturing"
Mr. Srddock. The proprietor Of the
above establishment, practical and
eurcesslul mlnulaCtureC, writes under
the same date
H have cx ,mined the Family Direc.
tor and highly esteem II as a work weI
ca cuIO'ed to promote the interest Of on
home manufacturing ard worthy the pa
tronnec If Farmers and Mauu'actu ers
OF Those wiShing 10 procure a cop
Of the Family Director can be aUrPHe
g By calling al aEy otthe Stores at az
G rOLhOn.
II Carrolhon, March 8, l844