Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-17
NY MATTHEW ATKINSON,

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eight pages ct closely printed matter
exclusively devoted TO the important sub
ject OIL Domestic Mana HlactHres; IN which
The author gives ceipts for dying per-
manenIIy OF wool or wooien goods, all
the coIors IN use or cloths, sattlnetls'
llnseys, coverleIs or carpefngi amount
ing 10 all 10 nearly one hundred: with
such additional Instructions IN the art Of
dying rs cannot fail 10 render the re
ceipls highly valuable to those who use
them. The whole arranged to answer
/ Tor dying in the wool or web, with The
difference to The cost and etiIIly of the
two plans clearly pointed out.
TIE author being a practical Manu-
facIarer, with more than thirty five
years experience in the art Of dying,
assures the public that those dyes that
are always fashionable on WooIen goods
such as black. indigo blue, madder red,
brown green, yellow, &c, are desert.
bed 50 carefully that no person however
inexperienced they may be. can fail o
success with the aid OF the Family Di-
rector.
1t also contains directions for washing
wool In the very best manuer known TO
Manufactures; which if adopted cannot
fail to result in better cardiag and better
goods. The card,ng spinning, weaving
and finishing Tor each artIc Of manu-,
Iaclure are distinctly pointed oet with a
view to their greatest degree Of perIec.
ton and utility aad without increasing
The expense OF production.
10 the whole ia directions for dying
hc indigo hIue and few Other coIors in
common use, on cotton and linen, which
II is believed will bs highly useIuI TO
the public,
We have no hesltaucy in saying that
no other work ot the kind has ever ap.
pearcd 10 car rountry so exclusively de
vo'ei 10 the Interests of the Farmer aud
Mrrh ulc who are supplying themselves
wr.h CIofhl0g oI thar own Tunulac
'urps Ne leeI authorized 10 say III S
from ttip very IthPfal manner IN which
h. Family Director has been treated b>
manufacturers Nho have had an oppor
lunry TO express an opinion on lis mer.
It's. NJ. Fartr, lhr proprietor ofjhr
Cau,on Wool.eu Factory, and Mr. Do
herdN, his Iu'er and DYER, s,ys'
I'VE have Examined MIR. A'kin8nu's
Family Director nud hereVe II TO be wor
thy o'pob;c patronage
MIR lhotcs ~ H,c occupancy o
Sparks Factory tear C,ntnn. wrIlts nm
der date Of March 2, 1874:
81 have examined Mr.. Atknson's
Family Drccror aud believe II worthy
oi gene al patronage, and particularly
caiCuio,ed 10 advance Ire lnIrrtsI ot the
FaImer ~ hrs h M mauuiscturlng;" a.
,dds, have work on dN tug b, Pdrl
ridge which cos me rhrte dntiaTs. Hn1
one bv S.uarI OF rhe same kInd which
FbS' !" , hbI az y. hbH u'ltFc 'hG L I'D
ty Director TO be AS us,tuI as Il receipt
book on coor'rg as either Of hem"
Mr. Alexander, an English manuiac
Iurer, successfully employed at the
WalnesHargh Factory, Stark county
Ohio, writes under date Of March /,
1914:
II have examined MIR. Aiknson's
Family Director, aud believe II 10 be
worthy ot genera patronage, aDt well
calculated TO promote The interests OF
oar home manufacturing"
Mr. S,ddock, The proprietor of the
above establishment, a practical and
successful manufacturer, writes under
the same date
81 have ex mined the Family Direc-
tor and highly esteem II as IA work well
ca Cuaied to promote the interest OF our
home manufacturing and worthy the pa
trouago o( Farmers and Manulactu ers ;
OF Those WiShing 10 procure a copy
Iof the Family Director can be supplied
by cutting al any Of the Stores at Car
roiiioa.
CarroIItOn, Mach 8, 1874