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GOO
MISCELLANEOUS
VALUABLE
RECEIPTS.
quercitron-bark,
(do
not
allow
it
to
boil,
as
tbat
would
bring
out
the
tannin
and
dull
the
yellow,)
1
pound
alum,
S
ounces
cream
of
tartar,
nearly
^
pint
'No.
1
tin-liquor;
stir
up
the
liquor
well,
allow
it
to
settle
15
minutes,
enter
the
goods,
keep
in
until
dark
enough.
No.
197.
Orange
on
WooL
First
dye
the
pattern
to
a
full
yellow.
Then
take
a
clean
kettle
of
water
;
when
a
little
warm,
put
in
for
the
above
goods
2
pounds
madder,
peachwood,
mun-
jeet,
or
hypernick
;
munjeet
does
very
well
;
put
in
your
goods,
keep
them
well
handled,
bring
the
goods
to
a
boil,
let
boil
till
dark
enough,
wash,
and
finish.
VARIOUS
SHADES
OF
FANCY
DYEING
ON
COTTON
No.
198.
For
any
qiiantity
of
Thread
in
Mack,
First
take
thread
and
boil
it
in
sumach
and
water
then
let
it
be
immersed
in
lime-water,
cold;
then
in
weak
copperas-water,
cold
;
then
in
lime-water
again,
cold
;
then
in
logwood-liquor,
warm
;
take
out,
put
some
copperas-liquor
into
your
logwood-liquor,
again
put
in
your
goods,
handle,
and
finish.
This
makes
a
first-rate
black.
No.
199.
Turmeric
YellovL
Take
about
3
pounds
of
turmeric,
put
in
a
small
tub
for
the
purpose
;
pour
on
it
a
'umbler
of
oil
of