Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-11-15
Ely MATTHEW ATKINSON.


The "FAMrLY DlRLCroR" is published
in pamphlet oIm, aud contains forty
eight pages oil closely printed matter
exclusively devoted 10 The important sui
ject oI Domestic Manufactures; IN which
The author gives receipts for dying per-
manentIy oaeWoOI or woOIan goods, all
! the coIOrs 10 use or cloths, satllnelIs'
Iinseys, cogerIers or Cdrpeung; amount
ing In.ati &c nearly uGs hundred: with
such additional INSTRUCTIONS IN The arl Of
dylug Is cannot faro render the re-
ceIpls highly valuable To those ho use
iacm. The"rhOIe arranged to answer
Tor dying in the wool or web, with The
difference to he cost aud uuIry oiphe
| two plans clearly pointed cut.
I he author being practical Manu-.
Ifactarer, "llh more than thirty five
years experience IN the art Of dying,
assures the pubIlc that those dyes that
are always fashionable On nrwooIIen goods
such as black, indigo blue, .nIadder red,
brown green, yellow, &c, are descr.
bed so carefully that no person however
experienced they may be, can fail of
success with he aid Olth9 Family Dl-
rector.
Z It also contains directions for washing
wool in the yerv best manner known to
Manufactures; which If adopted cannot
fail to result N better cardiag and better
goods. The cardng spinning, weaving
and flushing ior each aric OF manu-
,iacJure are distinctly pointed out with
view to their greatest degree Of perlec.
lion and utility aud without increasing
the expense Of production.
To HE whole Is directions for diving
the indigo blue and a few other cOors IN
common use, on cotton and linen, which
1t IS believed VIII b0 highly useful 10
the public.
We have no nesitancy in saying that
no oDhe! work ol The kIud has ever ap.
peared 10 our county 50 e&cIusiyeI, do
voted 10 the interests Of the Farmer and
Mech'nrc who ncosuppIylng themselves
with CoIhAg oI their own manuac.
lures. We tee authorized 10 say this
from the very ilberat maDner in which
,he Family Director has been treated b,
manufacturers who have had an oppor
tunuy 10 express an opinion on its mer-
It's. Mr.. FaOer, the proprietor of he
Canton WooIIen Factory, aud Mr.. Do
herdY, his fuller and dyer, says
awe have examined Mr.. Arkinson's
Family DrecDo: aad believe Ito be wor.
thy olpobIIc patronage !"
Mr. Rhodes. IN the occupancy Q
Sparks Factory near Canton, wriles un
der date Of March 2, 1874:
-! have examined Mr.. AIhlnson's
Family D ?eclo. sud believe It worthy
/" general patronage, and particularly
calculated 10 advance The interest of the
Farmer IN his ao,ne manufacturing :" g.
adds, 81 have work on dying by Part
ridge which cos! me three dolIa?s, and
one by Stuart Of the same kind which
cost two dollars, and ! believe The Fam
EIy DTecIo" 10 be as asoluI as a receipt
book on coorlng as onher Of hem"
Mr. Alexander, an English manulac
turer, successfully employed at the
Waynrsbargh Factory, Stark county
Ono, wntes under date ol March /
1874:
II have examined Mr.. Arklnsop's
Family Director, aud believe II 10 be
worthy of genera patronage, ant well
calculated 10 promote The interests Of
our home manufacturing"
Mr. Saddock, The proprietor of The
above esabiIsbment a practical mad
successful manufacturer, writes under
the same date
81 have examined the Family Direc
tor ubd brghly esteem It as a work we'll
ca IcuIa ed to promote The interest Of our
h0me manoIncIurug and worthy the pa
tronagr m Farmers and Manulactu. ers. q"
0<,F Those t9ishiag to procpre a cnpy
ofhe Famliy Director can be sppplisd
by eeii'ag a eny cThe Stores at ar
rOLitOa,
Carroll!0n, Mach Q, 1914