Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-16

VkASHING REDUCED TO A SCI
NNENCE-CRANES PATENT CHEMIf
CAL COMPOUND WASH MIXTURE, one Of thE
most usesu and important inventions of modern times
Warranted to give entire satisfaction, and destinedfo
effect 4ptire revolution in the business of the ain
dries being improved preparation for washing qfhes
perfectly. With astonishing facility and despatch {and
without in]lty to texture or color.
Every family OF whatever sze do all therJyash-
ing in one-hfd ofthe time required in the usuaa way
without the abor OF rubbing, pounding, beaShiag
friction thus paving time, expense and laboB and Sc
curing exemption from the diseases caused Ny theex
posture and fatigue incident to the usual mode of wash
ing while clothing itself will be saved from the wear
and tear of the Xashbsard and ction aRd last much
II THE wAsIAMIxFURE | one of i e most useful
and important inventions produced by modern science
1t is intended to cSneljspecia benefson domestic life
and the arts, and ID promote cPmforty economy, and
the preservation of health and fife. with this article
washing can be dore With the UTMOST ease, and in.
No injury whatev sustauad II the material, tex.
ture, color, of thing wasR led with this mixtufe
Its component parts hive been sHbmitted to the exai
nation of eminent chtsts, whSR testimony is entirely
in its favor. The obP Rus advantages of this great i'm
provement will be aPpatent IRON the following cons-
derations:
Time is saved e1elusiya of the rinsng and dry
ing, 80 minutes is aS thekim$ that clothes remaln.n
$4 %''f's saa IN 'ss aPns:'sSa s
2. The wear and tear oncl&hes resulting fronp the
injurious effects OF rctqha d the use of the wash.
board are entirely avoided 81 that every thing wilst
5. Hard and exhaust,qg at% and the consequent ia
gue and exposure which olt produces painful or fatal
dieeases, is avoided. I
4. As less soap is needed knd injury to clothes and
health prevented andt time edemed, believe thsto
be the most econ omi@ a mode fwashing.
Those wishing to fest the utility of Cranes improved
wash mXtnre can obtain it by applying to the subsc-
Der, or to Mr. Athefon, at the Eagle House, opposite
the Columbian Hfel.
The subscriber ias purchased tot Mr.. Stephen Crane
Of Charleston, S, the patent tght for the statss
Virginia for hi improved . ehnleal wash msturs
rights All thofe wishing to purchase will please sail
Wv 7 MATHBW McKEEvER.
In our families the washing is, better done.in one
third OF the fine with Cranes Wash Mixture, than
formerly witty common soap TheVabor is lighter, and
the friction Tess upon the clothes. We esteem it
'9' I els. MORGAN
JOHN JACOB.
Richmoqp March 10th, 1850. JAS NEsBITI
We hayk continued to use Cranes Wash Mixture,
and are Quite as well pleased with it asNyhen we gave
the abov9 statement. G; s. WOR6G9AMs
April !, 1850 joHNEJAcoB.
ALEXANDRIA, Mar&h r9, 1850
The Undersigned citizens of Alexandria havng used
in theft families, for some, time past, "Qranes Com
pound WASH Mixture, aretully satisfied with its inconl=
parabb utility. tits truly great saving OF Sbor ~sis
the clothes are rendered beautifully white and clean
]. fl. McVeigh, Mrs Phineas Jahney
Win. G.. Cazenove, Mrs. John Lloyd
SJJ. Sanders, Mrs Reid Gross,
Charles Neale, Miss Rebeeea Janpey
qassus F. Lee,
MARCH l8i 1850.
| Having seen and carefully examined the recipe for
| 'Erane's Patent Compound Wash Mixture" llcan say
from an intimate acquaintance with the prop%ties OF
zach OF the ingredients, that it is much less injurious to
The texture and coors of all kinds OF fabric, thanthe
binary mode OF washing.
l. r. H. STABLE&
| pl0-eo3t Chemist, Alexandra, va.
lar. LANDON RIVTS--Offce on south Vide
~ Main street. between 18th and l3th over the sSre