Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-16
by MATTHEW ATKINSON.

Tbs "FAMlLT DIRECToR" is pubIishe,
in pamphlet form, aud contains forty
eight pages Of closely printed matter
exclusively devoted TO lhe important sui
ject OF Domestic Manufactures IN which
The aa,hor gives receipts Tor dying per-
nanehily 01 wool or wooiHn goods. a i
The cu'ors 20 use or cloths. sartInells
linseys, coverleIs or carpeung; amount
ing IN ali 10 nearly one hundred: with
such additional Instructions IN the art Of
dying as canaol IaII 10 render The re
celpts highly valuable TO those who use
them. The whole arranged to answer
for dying IA the wool OF web, with the
d ference 10 the cost and ulIIly of The
two plans clearly pointed out.
The author being practical Manu-
iacl1rer, with mOre than thirty FIVE
years experience ia The art Of diving,
assures the public that taose dyes that
are always fashionable 90 woolen goods
such as biack, indigo blu, n,adder red
brown green, yeltow, DC, ure desert.
bed 81 carefully that 90 person however
IN Experienced they may be, can tail of
success with be aid ol the Family Dl
rector.
II also contains directions for washing
wool IN the very best mahGer known to
ManuIaclures; which if adopted cannot
taII to result IN bette, cdT2iag aAd better
goods. The caId,ng splnntng, weaving
aud hoIshng for each arllc e OF manu-
,facIure are dis incIy poiaIed oul with
view to their Creates degree Of perlec
IIon and utility and without increasing
the expense OF production.
10 The whole Is directions fer dViny
Tho indigo blue aud few oth-r coIors IN
common use, on cotton and linen. which !
II 's believed Will be highly useful 10
The public.
W. have no heslloncy in SAYING tha,
M Other work d The KIND has ever an
peaTed 90 our country 80 exclusively de |
voted TO the interests Of the Farmer and
mechanic who arc supplying themselves
with cI0Ihlng ol lhrIr own manulac
ureS. We leeI authorized 10 say this
RON the very liberal manner in which
he Family DueGlor has been treated b,
who have had an oppor
unity 10 express aH opinion on lis mer.
ts. Mr.. Foncr, the proprietor of the
Canton Wooten Factory, and Mr.. Do
lPrdy, his fuller and dyer, says.
"We h We eE mined Mr.. Atkinson's
Fatally Director and believe II 10 be wor
by Of pubic patronage"
Mr. Hh0tes, IN the occupancy O
Sparkle Factory near Canton, writes an
Ter date Of March 2, 1874:
~ have cSamlned Mr.. AtkInson's
.amIy Director and believe II worthy ;
g'ne:a patronage, aud ,parliculail :,
aItuldted 10 advance he inlrgesr ii the
drmer N his h,lnr msuuIscturipo." g.
tds,'l have a work Gu dying By parr
dye whtch cos me three dollars .anJ
ne by Surrt'Ot the same ktod whidh
osl I've do0aIs, and / believe the Fam
y Director 10 be as useful as Il recent =
Jok o0 coIOrug as either uI hru." u
Mr. Alexander, an Englsh mauuIac
lrer, FuccesS'uIy employed at the
'ayneshargh FaclOry, Sark county
blo, whites under date 0l March /.
9l4:
II have examined Mr. Aklnson's I
dm'Iy Director, aud believe It 10 DO
orlbN ol general patronage, ant we'll
'c"aIed TO promote the Interests Of
ar bomemanuIacturing."
MIR S'ddock The proprietor Of The
love establishment, = prJcdcal "a C
lccessIal manufacturer, writes under
e same date
"l have exlNiine6 the Family Direc. -
" aud mighty esteem It as work well
i'c0Ia,ed 10 promote the lnIerest ol our
lIne manufacturing and worthy rhe pa
onage Of Farmers and Maunlacta ers y !
or Those triShiHg TO procure cOpy |
The Fdmify Director can be supplied
calling az any Of the Stores az Ger
,LtiOR.
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