Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-24

1-.e1eae - vvssherwe0es.
-, sscrsr our-TwELvETREEs Re-
Some one in New York is adver.
800 : vonderful secret in the way OF q
~ saving mixture for washing clothes.
A-ittance Of one dollar, says the adver-
-. Win insure return Of the receipt
~ 70 have the pleasure Of presenting
10, ,saders with the wonderful secret in
S.n. sfrsc gratis for nothing" acknowledge
-. however, our Indebtedness for the
80 10 the Liverpool Standard, from
va;ch ve extract the following:
WASHING LIQUoR.-A correspondent,
80 calls himself the "WasheIwoman'
Frend." says: "There is now washing
icnor sold in Sheffield at the most extor-
1900 price-beautifully labelled;" but,
r, ths benefit Of wssherwomen. who are
senerally the really deserving poor. we will
k,car the wonderful secret, which has
h.en obtained from head quarters. viz:
~, Tvelvetrces;-1 lib. OF soda. "a ID. OF
Eme. e ID SOAP The soda and soap are
boiled together, and the lime alone, in two
cna,t. Of water; and thei, after being boil.
I'd. arc used Is required. This receipt
can be as we'll manufactured by poor
washer. woman as by scientific chemist
There. now, will not all thrifty house
taeoers thank US! We have no doubt
that il we had advertised that we would
jnpart this most important OF secrets for
fifty cents, every one OF the eighteen
families in Jefferson City and Van Worst
would have jumped at the chance. We
only say, try 1.-THE receipt-and if you
End it good, act in regard to the haIf
dollar ss your sense Of justice dictates.
more definite form OF the receipt is
ss.follows, which we take from one Of
our English files-the Greene ock Adver-
dser-and for which our lady readers we
know will thank us. and the men too,
when they think upon the horrors Of ~ash-
iss!.day.
ECEIPT
Dissolve "a 10. Of lime in boiling wa
ter. sfraining through flannel bag: dis
solved separately II ID. of brown soap
and ID. Of soda-bol the three toge-
ther. Put six gallons Of water into the
boiler. and when boiling add the mixture.
The linens. which must have been stepped
in cold water for twelve hours. are wrung
out. and stains rubbed with soap, and put
into the boiler. where they must boil for
thirty five minutes. They are then drawn.
(ihc liquor being preserved. as j, can be
used three times) placed in tub, and
clear boiling water poured over it. Rub
them out. rinse them well in cold water
and they are ready for drying. By this
process, two thirds OF the ordinary labor
Of washing is saved: bleaching is dis
pensed with entirely; the clothes are much
cleaner, and are less worn than by the
ordinary mode Of washing. and The mix
iure in no way damages the fabric .jer-
sey City Telegraph.
B0ck-omi in Mich;gan,-Lasty year the
Locofoco Legislature of Michigan adopted
" ilmot ProvisO resolutions and ins,ruc
tons. under which Senator Cass talk ed o
resgning his seat should the Proviso SO
he pressed upon the Senate. This year the
Loco Legislature passed resolutions re-
scinding those ofth Wilmot Proviso. and
thus relieved" Senator Cass from the disa
greeablc predicamcnt Of being out of office
for once in his to!erably long life.
Mrs. Fanny Kcmbc has written new
comedy which will shortly be produced at
the Astor Place 'Theatcr.
Gov Briggs and the members Of III,
Council of Massachusetts visited the Med
ical College at Boston on Friday last. for
the purpose Of vriwing the scene of the
ParSman murde~.
0TThcrc were O. lives lost on the va
rio ~ Railroads of Nassachuscl,s during
l849.
Horne Tookc. being asked ~ George
III. whether he played cards. replied.
II cannot, your Majesty. tell a king from a
knavc."
~The farmers daughters Of MaSsa-
chusctis sold straw hats and bonncis last
year Of the value of s. GIG 595.
Grapes are said to decrease in flavor
and richness. the farther cy are reno
we'd from the ground. This has been the
result Of the experience of the French and
German wine growers.
UThe Louisville Democrat. of the
18th instant says: The pocie>s of Indi
ana. Mrs. Sarah u. Bolton. has lately paid
a visit TO Louisville. As a poetcss she
has few rivals and no superior.
HrThe Baltimore Sun says:--Thc
Grand Jury Of town Of Ohio. has pre-
sented q ''Sewing Society OF that place as
q nuisance" Shockingly ungaliant.
IL any man doubts that ii. G.. Farrell's Arab
- Liniment is the greatest bcnefactor of the
let him Look around and he vitl fi,d ,I,u