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A MEXICAN LABOR SAVING SOAP-fOR "A WASHING CLOTHES IN SoFT OR HARD WA TER.--DIRECTIoNs FOR UsE,-FoR NAsHiN" WHITE CoLoRs.-To each pail of soft water in the boer put one pound of the Soap, which will answer for four bolngs ailer which add quarter of pound of soap for each successive boiling.

 Wet the white clothes in clean cold water, wiring them out, pur them into the boiler, according to their conditions then take them out into basket to dram, an, wash them in warm water, they will then be ready for rinsing-cothes that arc very dry should be put to soak in cold water night and will res q,re boiling about three quarters of an hour. FoR WASHING CALIcoEs AND FLANNELs.- The water in which the white clothes were washed IS generally strong enough, but sometimes little extra soap will be required for ilannels.

 Hard water requires about quarter of pound more soap to each pail full, than sol water. By following the above instructions, persons using this soap will find that il does inure the clothes or the hands-tat it saves one half the labor in wash ing, that it improves the colors of Calcoes and the texture of Flannels, and that white clothes will re- uuirc to be bleaced but seldom. It also obviates the necessity of using the Wash Board, by which clothes are more injured than by ordinary wear.

 | Just received and for sale by apr7 205f R. NORTH, 5 Goym't-st.