Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1863-03-18

rinsed IN warm water, squeezed As tlrv A. nos
slble, and then put into the dye Cotton and
! linen must be thoroughly wet in boiling water.
and then squeezed or wrung out Of il. and mi
/ in the dye wet.
=. Use copper cauldron for I'LL light ana
delicate colors, and an iron pot for black and
dark coiors. The shades OF color will DE reru-
lated by the strer 9Th Of The dye. tho number
OF times the article is dipped, or the length o.
time il remains in the dye.
3. Many dyes that will color cotton. will
leave wool aud linen untinged ana some that
will Tor wool deeply, will dye cotton very
light shade.
4. What is used for frightening a 4 making
the coloIs durable, are called merchants. Tho
mordnnIs used heie are cupprras f-ulrhate NJ
IRON, blue vitriol, (sulphate # copper. alum.
wheat bran, I've. and lime water Those who
cannot obtain copperas, (uow scarce article.
use the water from one of the mineral springs.
"Lieh l. strongly impregated with iron
- The best seasons Tor dycinc with bark. is
III the spring and summer, while tMe sap FIN uu
III me uee. Autumn is the best season far
cyelnS with leaves; AMI RiEter III tile season
Tor dyelES with roots, because the sup OF the
tree goes into the roots
.. Bark ana roots must W. cut M small
piece; let the caudron be two-thsf,Is +lIel win,
'he pieces; fill up with water ANA b1iI faI- ...v
eral hours, until the color is as deem u, ds.i,.,f
ii leaves aud twigs are used. flI the boilar
win them, and cover them with wafer ~,
OF lAIee houis steady boiling. viii extract fb.
Color from the bark, roots, anu leaves. tb.n
strain OF the liquid carefully from, The eel;
ment, and put it back into clean boiler. ,TI
TO IL the alum or copperas, ~ both. sccoriinr
10 the color desired. Lei il be completely lis-
solved, and well mixed with the AVN afrrr
which immelse the wet wool, yarn. or cloth Ia
me dye, ana proceed according tl thr irf it.
"ieeuoLs Tor each color. BY Isixinr ditfer.u.
Darks, roots, and leaves together m tra .,r,..
eye, variety OF shades w different rrr,r. oro
ootainet by those who are skillet Inn ti,.. -rf m.
preparing domestic dyes TAp YIN .loVfr--.,,,. W
trees ate much used for dyeiug WOO! AL ....-
ton.
Sass"iras bark and roots arr used f,- dv.-
ING "oI'tcd permanent and beautiful yellow
anu grange Color. Uso copper boiler. AHA
I'VE ounces Oh alum to one pound OF wool or
worsted yarns.
halmia or dwarf laurel. dyes cotton ;ue
GRAB color. Use copper boiler. The l-g.ra.
ana t"'s- Of the kalmia, nuI about Dne tat,r.-
spoonful Oh coPperas % three gallons al dive
Hc".i Tie cotton material in thc rvp. fI- twenty
dry 90 tue air
a
deep oue hlack, and oi-s COTTON a dart .rg+.
color. tse an iron boiler Far black. tBr4..
'1hces 'i e'lIctas 60 fun gallons " lyr For
STATE. color 0Hr ounce uf -.ururu- i- sufficient
Boz .n 'ye for twenty minutes rin.e FL cold
water ana hang 20 drT Tnr dye mrr hp
t'eY'n'i "y repetition or ihy same process.
'n .'.-" iye.
las" va. The bark aEi rT'- lrr tinr
.' '-'..i.l Tee brown Use aH Irlu boiler,
, ',s '- s'FFeEr tnHr -'iInH- itr.
D''- MY 'nuIe- iH tAr aFr. n'.i ru~e .u
-''- '-''I' Tins uy'- cotton. The spanish
a.. ~. - .'',' HvI sA'1" n brown.
''"-i'e o.iN dyes cotton I'ad
,... o." ''" ''.."' iE' "nHrt- X. cnI-
Pea 90 '.uI -.'''h- 'l aye; -raiU Dol tle atr
~ ,,.V".F minutes ""H 7n~e Nita cUH MA cr.
'''N wiz ".' "y WOOL
''' w -1' III" varieties i'Hni ~ "Er
'''''N u 'Alr e..'F' t"L4N nMN
VIZ" '-' "-'u H. IL dyes dove COLOR F1r
,''' ''. tIi one 'NM.t t'lrrfha n" Iau.
r''' ,' ID! e. ANA '"'' Ih 10 I"F twenty mi".
49, i''''s. '''' s4Att .'t'i .H tuiA water hhd
'''s I.''I ~ c,.- wy "'
D. " "'i~ H. COTTON "''e c"i'F.
lI'i H''''l Hl"NhiNi MN rnFt tf+-
't -1'.-u, % 'a '' anu sea-" j" t'e aye
-" -.7N 41 N''" NI'1l'
80 'u''..'' s""'4' F'hsh l'e co.''h SUM
60. . ~. "a .'"- ,' iit 4" 'hs TT
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TOT ''' "."e' S"'"eS' use H"0" ,'.S WI '''.,
10 make col" uye l'r Nu''' hl VII" .''
alternate layers OF walnut lehNe7 ana ""M'
'heh pour ON water VI A. + cotereu- l"'
next uay' iaAe out the WOOL Ah4 WHY w Ih lA'
sun then replace II IN another tuo' WIN "i'
'erna'e ayers OIL lre'h walnut leaN''- a'l'."