Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-20
Wy MATTHEW ATKINSON.


in pamphlet Iorm, aud contains iorly'
eight pages oil closely printed mal'er'
exclusively devoted 10 The ImPocant sub
iect o Domestic Manufactures; IN which
the author gives receipts for dying per-
nanently ea wool or woDl6n goods, al.
the coIors ~ use or cloths. saliint lIs'
lnseys, coVerels orc rpeungi amount
ing 10 all 10 neark Q G hundred: with
such additional Inslruc IONS IN the art OF
diving rs cAnnct fa,i 10 render the re-.
ceipls highly valuable to those who use
them. The Whole arranged to answer
for DYING ia the wool or web, with the
difference TO the cost and utility Of The
two plans clearly pointed oHt.
The aelhor being practical Manu-
facrarer, with more than thirty FIVE
years experience IN The art Of dyIng,
assures the public that those dyes that
are always fashionable on wooIIen goods
such as black. indigo blue, madder red,
brown green, yellow, &c, are descFI.
bed 80 carefully that 40 person however
inexperienced they may be. can fail OF
success with The aid OF the FaMIy d.
rector.
1t also contains directions for washing
wool in lhe verv best mahner known 10
Mauuaclures which if adopted cannot
tnII to result IN better cGrdiRg aad better
goods, The cardtns sP,nntng, weaving
aud finishing tor each aric OF manu-
facture are distinctly puIaued oul with
view 70 their greatest degree oI perlec.
ton and utility and without increasing
the expense Ot pioductten.
To The Whole is directions for dying
he indigo bIus and few oh ,oIorS 10
commor use, on cotton and men, which
1t Is believed will Oa highly useful 10
the EHbIIc.
W. have no lesiIancy in saying that
no Other work 0l ihe Kind has tver ap
peaTed IN Uur country 81 exclusively de
voted to the Interests Of the Feruer aud
Mechanic who IRE Supplying thems ives
with clothing oI lhelr own mahuiac.
'ures. W, loci hOflzsd TO say III $
from tic V.TV librraI manner ~ which
h FanIiy Due e~tr has hen treated by
manu'ac'urrrS VIM have had an uppor
}unIt} TO express an oIIGi0n OF It's mtr.
Is. ML F.Oyr, The proprietor Of hr
Canton Wo Ven Factory, aud Mr.. Do
nerd, his IutlrrNn DYER, s,ys'
We hNVe,x m,ned Mr. Akinspn's 5
Family Mrtcjur aud heIrcVe Il 10 be Wor
thy mpDbhc Pa'toNage
Mr. khOdre. III tkc occupancy u
Sparks Factory nenr Carton, Wrllts un
der date Of March 2, I84iI
II have examined Mr.. AlklnsOn's
Family d rector sud believe II worthy
"l & nera Pntro"age, und particularly
CaltuDtied o advance lie InIvrpsI II the
Farmer IN hts h IN" manufacturing" g.
, adds, ,"l have II work on dNiRg b, Part
ridge Wh hch cost ne three d"tlnrs. aur
one M Stuart OF lhr saWe kIud which
cost two dOIgIs, aud | briteVe tie Fam
zig Director to he as uselul as receipt
book on CoIoriug as either od hem"
Mr.. Alex indpr, an English manuIac
inrcr, suCcts>'uiIv curpl"led Al the
WaNnestIIgh FrtOry, SHk county
OHIO, wIllcs under date Ol MarCh !,
1914:
II have examined Mr.. A,kInson's
| Family Director, aud believe II 10 be
WORTHY 0l genera patronage, ant we'll
calculated to promote The interests VI
our home manufacturing"
| Mr. S ddu,k, The proprietor Of the
above establishment, a practical ROd
successful lnulaclurer, writes undcS
the same date
"l have ex mined the Family Direc
tor and highly esteem II as ii work wei
calculnied 90 promote the luteres, Of ouI
home manufacturing and worthy The pa
lrnnAgc oi Farmers and Mauulaclu ers ;
" Those wiShiRg 10 procure cup
Of the Family Director can be supple!
by ca'i'ng al asV Of the Stores Ut ar
rOlIiOn.
Cauollton, Mach s, 1874