WOOLLEN GOODS.

625

When partially cool add—

Oxalic acid . i£ lbs.

Mix intimately with—

Oil of turpentine. 4 pint

When quite cold add—

Nitrate of iron, at go 0 Tw. 3! lbs.

Extra# of indigo. 3! ,,

No. 5. Black (both for Blotch and Objects). —

Logwood liquor, at 5 0 Tw.

Starch .

Boil, and add when cold—

Nitrate of iron, at 8o° Tw.

Nitrate of copper, at 8o° Tw.

Gall liquor, at 5 0 Tw.

No. 6. Black.

Logwood liquor, at 5$° Tw.

Gall liquor, at 8° Tw.

Orchil liquor.

Starch .

Boil, and add while warm—

Extra# of indigo.

When cold add—

Nitrate of iron ..

No. 7. Blue, Dark .—

Starch .

Water .

Boil, and while still hot work in—

Extra# of indigo..

Tartaric acid.

Oxalic acid .

Alum .

1 quart4 ozs.

4 ozs.

1 oz.

5 ozs.

1 quart1 gin5 ozs,

2§ OZS.

7$ ozs,

12 OZS,

I gal.

14 lbs.4 ozs.

6 „

10 „

No. 8. Blue , Dark (another shade ).—

Extra# of indigo. 9 ozs *

Alum . 12 i>

Oxalic acid .. 44 >>

Cochineal liquor, at 6° Tw. 74 j»

Gum-water . gals.

The depth of the shade can of course be easily modified by an increase ordecrease of the gum-water, and the blue can receive a bloomier tone, if re-quired, by a slight increase of the cochineal.

No. g. Blue, Royal .—

Oxalic acid .. .. 4 lb.

Alum . 64 ozs.

Water. 4 gal*

Gum . 32 lbs *

1

2 s