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A MEXICAN LABOR SAVING SOAP-FOR "A WASHING CLOTHES IN SoFT OR HARD WA .-i1IKFCrIoNs FOR uSF,-FoR WASHING WHITE CoLoRs.-To each pail of soft water in the boiler put pound of the Soap, which will answer f fout boilmgs ,afer which add quarter of pound If soap far each successive boiling

 Wet the white clothes in clean cold water, wiring them out pul them into the boiler, according to their condition; then lake them into a basket to drain, and wash them m warm water, they will then be ready for rnsng--rlolhes that very dry should be put tp soak m cold water night and will re pure boiling about three quarters of an hour.

 FOR WASHING CALICOEs AND FLANNELs-- Ihe water in which the white clothes were washed IS generally strong enough, but sometimes little extra soap will be lequited ter iannels.

 Hard water iequires about quarter of pound mole soap 10 each pail full, than soft water.

 By following the above instructions, persons using da soap will find that il does inre the clothes ile lands-that II one half the labor m wash ing, that Il improves the coors of Cacoes and the texture oi Flannels and that white clothes will re- qte tp be bleaehs1 but seldom. ll also obviates the necessity of using the Wash Board, by which clothes Jle more injured han by ordinary

 lu-t received and for sale by

 apr 200tf R NORTH, S5 Govm't-s