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BUSINESS NOTICES
Auction Sales this Day.

JOHN S. RIGGS Co. will sell. at their real estate and
stock exchange Of Broadsrcet and East Bay at
IL o'clock ortyscven shares Elmore Insurance Compa
nv STOCK, al ! other desirable securities.
J. A. Ess1ow & Co. will sell, OF board the schooner
Sedona lying at Kerrs Wharf, at II O'Clock, bushels
damaged corn.
o'Bn1EN {: AIatAn will sell ut their sales room, NO.
16 Market-strcet at hapast 10 O'Clock, wagon buggy
harne' cotton cards, sesars, alc porter &c
Ga FL rE WITT viii sell. ut the northeast corner OF
King and Springstrccts 4. halfpast 10 O'Clock furni
ture, calicocs, tobacco, crockery, &c.
MacgEy Il BAKER will sell at their sales rooms. So III
Market-strcct ct II O'Clock. very iiEc furniture,
jewclry, spool cotton. &c.
MCKAY IL CAMPBELL Will sell at their stores, hasel
street. next tho Postoce 10 O'clock the furniture o
family giving up housekeeping. consisting OF many
useful and desirable articles.
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GLASS HousEs.-We clip the following from the
New York Tribune of the Sd instant:

GLASS HousEs.-We clip the following from the
New York Tribune of the Sd instant:
A Georgia paper assures us that the disposition
in the South to read new books is uncxamplcd1L;.
We are glad to hear it. We hope also they will
not wholly neglect tho old books. Let us suggest
tho Spelling book, Lndley Murray. and the New
Testament. They old, but they will be now
down South.
The Tribune of the same date publishes letter
on public lands in Iowa, from Mr.. HENRY DurANT,
to which is appended the following paragraph,
signed by the editor himself, and for which he is
therefore altogether responsible:
Ii Mr.. Durant is ono of that unfortunate mi mi.
nority who don't read THE TRIBrSE, We pity hm
but his mishap is not beyond ,emedy. Let him
read it, and be sure that Mr.. Dodge is mistaken
II tho editor of the Tribune does not know that
don't is tho abbreviation for do not and not fol-
does not, then it wcrc we'll for him to purchase
COPY OF Lindloy Murray himself before advising
others to do so.
lNora,-Persons who reside in proclaim houses
should refrain from throwing rocks.
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CouRr OF CHANcERY.-The Solicitors Of this
Court are requested to attend at thu opening OF
the Court at II clock thu morning.
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Arr&aTIoS, CaIrnEnS ~ l>i;ii~-i':e E':ii;"r at
tcntou of tho Sons of the Cuv2s is called t" aii au'
vcrtisemcnt i'll another column headed by the cabalisc
terms in the arabic tongue Koser, KOshc Kosher 1t
will be perceived that Mr. n LEVIN is prepared to serve
all frcssers among the Yiddep with Cheerisa Kosher
tongues Eutch cucumbers &C., &c. Call before Sha6bds
sets in, at Nos. lQ4 and LOG Markct.street,
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WE WOULD direct tho particular attention OF the aaes
to the lengthy advertisement of Messrs McCoMB Co.,
who have just received extensive assortment Oh dr
goods Of the newest spring styles. The advertisements
is 10 lengthy tina. cannot enumerale the articles IN
detail; the ladies' must consult the list and call and ex
anime for themselves. We must remark however, that
Messrs. McCoaD Co. have hand in addition to thcil
large stock of dry goods, every variety Of the best de-
scription of hoop siiirls
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ATTENTION is called to largo invoice sale at
auction to-day, of bedsteads, by MAcKEY q BAKER.
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PROFITABLE TO Usl.-Try and hold fast to that which
is good. The public have tried al things for the hair
and they hold fast to Mrs. y. s. ALIENS Worlds Hair
Rcstorcr and Zylobalsamu. Hair Dressings because
tbcy never fail to restore and bcuiify the hair For
Indies and children whose hair rcqrcs frequent
ins they have no equal Every druggist sells them 10
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/ THE SISTERS OF MERCY gratefully acknowledge
the receipt, through Mr. FURLoNG, of three hun
dred and seventy-fve dolars-the proceeds of a
lecture delivered by Rev. J. J. O'CoNNELL, at the
request and through the kind exertions of E.
DAILY, ESD, for the benefit of the orphans under
the care of the Sisters.
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TIE FOLLOWING rE1EaRAMs await delivery at
the American Telegraph Office, for want OF better
address
Capt. Alexander P. Keith, W. Fl. Mouldcn, W.
A Woodward.
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AUCTION SALES.

[sAIE PosTPoEEp
Estate Sale-Elnaore Insurance Company 6tocs, oy
order of Ordinary, and other Securities, at -A~c-
ton.
BY JOHN S. RIGGS & CO..
THIS DAY, the 9th instant at II O'Clock, at our heai
Estate and Stock Exchange corner OF Broad ana East
Bay Streets will be sold,
FORTY-SIX SHARES ELMORE INSURANCE COM.
PANY, belonging to Estate and sold by permission
of the Ordinary.
AND, IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
THE FOLLOWING OTHER SECURITIES:
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN CITi OF SAVANNAH
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, due 1874.
TWELVE SHARES ELMORE INSURANCE COMPANY
TWENTY SHARES CALHOUN INSURANCECO COMPANY.
AND
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY DOLLARS CITY
SIX PER CENT. STOCK
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COUPONS -.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD COU-
PONS (State Guaranty
STATE SOUTH CAROLINA (OLD) COUPONS
GREENvILLEAND COLUMBIA RAILROAD COUPONS
SPARTANBURG AND UNION RAILROAD COUPONS.
SIX SHARES tHALF) SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
SHARES.
sEvENTY-SIX SHARES (PREFERREDl NORTHEAST-
ERN RAILROAD EIGHT PER CENT STOCK.
AND,
TwENTY.FI SHARES UNION BANK STOCK.
UNLIMITED SECURITIES received previous to hou-
of sale February9
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Dr.. TAYLOR of Richmond C5aptist), in the
columns OF the New York Examiner, says
Southern Baptists arc conscio us of no wrong in
the matters concerning which they are charged
They have no concessions to make The deep
broad gulf which lies bctwe' IN the sections has
been dug by the North, and the North only car
fill or bridge it. AS long a they occupy theil
present position no Union ca exist"
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SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -ssa
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CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. FEBRUARY 9, 1866.

DRY GOODS.
New Springg Styles.
WILLIAM N'COMB & CO..
237 KING-STREET
Between Market and BGaufain-StS.,
TTAVE JUST RECEIVED FULL ASSORTMENT
Ill Of desirable SPRING GOODS, of every descrip.
ton, suited for the season, to which they would solicit
attention, consisting in part of:
PRINTs-ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND FRENCH
ENGLISH DEBEGE
COLORED AIUSLINS
GINGHANiS
PLAIN AND PLAID POPLINS
FURNITURE CHINTZ
FURNITURE EDIAIITY--WHITE AND FANCY
ROUBAIX CLOTH
LINEN DRuLs-ERowN, WHITE, AND FANCY
WHITE, BROWN, AND CoLORED DAMAsK
GAMBROONS AND SHEPHERDS PLNDS
BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETINGs
IRISH LINEN SEEETING
PILLOW CASE LINEN
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN
CoUNTERPANEs-w WHITE AND CoLoRED
MARSEMLES QUILTS
TRAVELLING RUGS
BALMoRALS
BALMoRAL CLOTH
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WOVEN coRsETs
BIRD-EYE AND RUSSIA DIAPER
LINEN HUCKABACK AND CRASH
LINEN TOWELS
TURKISH TOWELS
GENTS SILK UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS
HOSIERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
PARASOLS, LATEST STYLES
UMBRELLAS-CoTToN,A ALPACA, AND S1Lk
BROWN HOMESPUNS IN EVERY GRADE
LONGCLoTHS OF THE BEST BRANDS.
Our present stock has been carefully selected By one
of the firm and from long experience and superior
facilities for purchasing the most desirable goods ut the
lowest rates we atter ourselves that we can ofer our
customers and tho public generally, unusual induce
Inents to select from our well assorted stock.
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COuuluouo CASH. 80
Ialua1ie Building LOTS Nortlt,cest corner Of Arch
dale and Queen-Streets, al AUCTION.
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at IL o'clock at our Real Es-
tatc and Stock Exchange, corner OF Broad end East
The following valuable LOTS OF LAND, the corner
of Queen and Archdale- streets on long credits:
That valuable LOT OF LAND, with al the Bricks
thereon situate lying and being on the Northwest cor
ner Of Queen and Archdalesreets, having front on
Quecn.sreet of thirty five feet and depth Archdale-
street Of hundred feet, or less This 10 cap
al building lot for store being in the immediate VI
cinity of many business placer
ALSO,
The LOT adjoining to tho North on Archdalestreet,
having front this street of fifty feet Gnd depth OF
seventy eight feet be the more or less This Lot
with the above would make depth very desirable to
purchaser for any building purpose.
Conditions-One-tcnth cash Tor as much over as the
purchaser may wish to pay balance in enc, two and
three years. secured by bond and mortgage Interest
payable scmiannually; purchaser to payfor papers
February9
Larqe Shed, ,oiM Tin Root, on Railroad Accom-
RT IfSqasaS goms y.dt{i g. Kiees g sss1sSp: e oo:
TUESDAY tho 18th inst, at IL O'Clock, at Real
,s.-ss- THAT LARGE SHE'D. WITH TIN ROOF,
1.,as now on the corner OF Railroad Accommodation
Wharf and Washington street; being one of the
E4GHEHa best Framed Sheds casi removed, and well
adapted for almost any wharf IN the city; measuring
one hundred and sixty feet by ftyseven feet more or
less and containing about 37 600 feet of Tmbcr and 96
squares of Tin.
Conditions accommodating. to be declared at sale.
February 8
Will be sold ut Public Auction on SATURDAY, Feb
ruary TO- at u O'Clock, from South Commereial
Wharf,
l STEAMER Propeller-6O feet long, low pressure
$4,000 VIM. HOLDEN.
February Capt and A. c. NJ.
LARGE ESTATE SALE.
Will be sold on THURSDAY the 10th day Of February,
1885, ut the residence of the late Capt John s. Jen-
nings known his Cedar Grove Plantation. miles
from Graham's T. o. IA miles from Oraogeburg Q.
H., and miles from Bennikers Bridge, On the South
Edisto river,
ED, AND IN GOOD ORDER;
1900 bushels Boyds Prolific Cotton Seed;
Steam Saw Mills; two so, and one - Horsepower
complete;
100000 feet new sawed Lumber.
sets largo Mill rock andseveral sets small Ones and
hand mills Wheat thresher and fanner Sugar mills and
boilers; so timber carts, from the smallest log to the
inrQcst log bushcs 100 900 lbs
Fodder bushels Peas 1000 bushels Potatoes and
Sps; 1000 gallons Syrup; 0000 lbs new Bacon; zoo
gallons Lard; 200 head of brood Sows and Pigs; 100
head of Cattle; 100 head Sheep 40 Mules and Horses
including carriage and sadde-Horses in good order
Carriages and BugIies; 10 Wagons. and very large
amorSt plantation tools Of every variety; Household
| and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
at the samo time will be rented out for this year,
six plantations and several farms.
| Terms liberal, and will be made known on day
of SALE JOHN !. JENNINGS,
January 81 wfm7 AdmlmsTator.
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Much OD11GHD-We thankfully acknowledge
the attention, and appreciate the courtesy extend
ed to US last night by Messrs. DEIGHEN and BAKER,
of the Mills House Stables, who gave us lift at a
late hour in one Of their fine carriages and refus
cd to receive our greenbacks. AS We passed the
Old Church, we heard the owl and saw tho calf.
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M.yon,s Counr-The business before his
Honor on YESTERDAY &C.. &C. light and quite III.
interesting, showing that the 1rietness oi our
city, which we mentioned few days ago, still
continues. One sailor only vas :aksn up drunk in
the street, and he was so orderly as to be dis
charged with very small fine.
Some women of toose character, living at the
sugar house in Anson street, and q nuisance tc
that part of the city, arrested and lodged, on
Wednesday night, in the Guard House, thereby CIV
ing the people in the neighborhood Of their dwell
ing a little respite from the noise and tumul
which characterzes their house, and which the
police are determined to suppress, regardless o
al the inconyeniences it may occasion them.
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TIE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE of Foreign Literature,
for February, has como to hand. A fine portrai:
of Mr. GLADSTONE graces this number. very
interesting table of contents is here spread for
the cultured reader. The selections are made
with very good judgment; and there is always
Sufficient variety in the character OF the articles
d suit almost every taste. Mr.. RUSSELL is the
= gent for this city.
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Blackscood's Magazine, for January, has been
sent us by Mr. JOHN RUSSELL. Tho following is
the table of contents:
Sir Brook Fossbrooke, Part VIII; J. S. Mill on
our Belief in the External World; Switzerland in
Summer and Autumn; Cornelius O'Dowd upon
Men, Women and Things in General, Part A&; Me-
moirs of the Confederate War for Independence,
Part v; Life and Letters Of Rev. Frederick W.
Robertson, NJ. A.; The Parliament of Salisbury
Plain; and The Late King OF the Belgians.
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Will be sold Mt Public Auction, on SATURDAY, Feb
ruary 10, at u O'Clock, from South Commereial
Wharf,
l STEAMER, Propeller-6O feet long, low pressure
Double Engine, in good running order.
wM HOLDEN,
February8 Capt and A. c. NJ.
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[sALEs Continued
Damaged Corn, on account Of the Underwriters
and all concerned.
BY j. A. ENSLOW g. CO., Auctfoneers.
THIS DAY, 9th inst, will be sold, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
on board the schooner sedona, lying at Kerrs Wharf,
Bushels DAMAGED CORN, damaged on board the
schooner Sedona on her voyage from Baltimore to this
port. feoruary
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~ niss ssSs y q defiance; ths
~ tn az ana tne cork IN the wstel
<pnlly dscsna ~ virtue Of the law itself
mere Is an end, tneretoSes OF the alleged In.
nexibulty thereby irresistiLhity
|-ol TINS law anu there y scarcely law ol
pnymcA scaenee ~ which precisely the same
my po( y eeit IN het Flaw IS about
tne mos! Inappropriate and misleading term
'nas could DC applied to the thing which In
s ,a CASES y y intended 70 designate. These
tmhgsersx,yAuon, cohesion, and the rest
are NOT sd''s, pat Forces, forces which can DC
moalneu controlled, cr overcome, II only
the proper means De taken 10 do so. IL "
eQtksssiy measure their strength, and oppose
V easm lofess % equai OF greater power, We
can cufp anu saodue them. 80 4 10, also
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laws ~ ~, s,csY econcn,v sra II tb;s sanss
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ono est,hIshe,l cnsto,n
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tivssor oihar ;oterferencs viii tbe rate of
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EIGHT HOUR LEAGUES.

FTNHE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
IL BLDoMIN0FpN EIGHT HOUR LEAGUE, No. !,
Of the STATE OF hn0s meets every Wednesday evening,
"a Lower Phoenix HAIL. At ~ oriak
4. e. GAKNiCsst, President.
Y. NJ HiEcHsIkr, Cor NJ, BnN -as.
IINHE CENTRAL EIGHT HOUR
Al No. 70, Feetta( thsold Odd Fellows nall.
FLETCHER, Cor. Sety.
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MOTHERS, READ THIS.
M OF Frs RELIEF,
czxLD-BIRrH MADE EAsx.
DR. y. SPEAR LANIER's
GREAT DISCOVERY

This Medicine is CERTAIN ALMOST EsTIHELy SUP
PRESS fHR sKRRIsLE AND A0ONIzIEG PAINS cmI D.
BIRTH. Mothers, you know how much you suffer Low
you dread your approaching confinement. and hoE fool
sty for IL. One bottle Of the Mothers Relief 10 all
Won reoure Il will make lahor-pains cosy. II will
maka you healthy and strong before confinement, and
greatly hasten your recovery,
TRY IT! TRY ITl TRY TT
Price per bottle. Sent by express to any part Of
the eouatry. Address DR. y. SPEAR LANIER, r. O..
Drawer b7s0, Chicago.
Read What Is Said Of the "Mothers'
Relaef.O
BuHLISaToE, Iowa, April 90, 1865.
Dear Doctor II unable 70 express my gratitude to
YOU tried q bottle OF Mothers Relief" and the
eject Was truly Wonderful / able to DO my own
housewor until the day 81 my confinement. suffered
buf yRRr LITTLE FAIE aud Ia week able 10 be
nbsut the house again. an Recommending Il 70 all ny
frieads. Sincerely yours
0Asno, ILs-, March no. 1s6s
Moers Relic and says there Is nothing valuable
10 our sex. Please send bottle Immediately. I'm
closed are "a. Tours, trnly,
MnwAUKEs. WIS.,, May 4. 1863.
Ny Dear Doctor Inlay God bless yoa everuore-
have sorae shres SUI barn saassn; s1Pssisa 70 de
hut thank Heavsn tried tho MotherT Rslisfss and
am now wen and happy with dsrIing chsrub y COM
fort ne. Ny husband joI"s ne IN many .h.nks Asee-
tionateiy yoarss AAHf sAAiH'
shorssna svek teStimoslsls hnrs besa received By
the Doctor, bot ~ abose wn mace- mahes ~
have tried The MokhExs Relsfn sever uif1e.t -
AddIen ~. T. SPEAR LANzkR, r O. Drawer tsS4.
oaissso. %. odise, IA ssaiA Wslls ss.s-<
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The international $culIimg
Match.

Hamill is doing good aud steady work
daily, ar1 il gradually reducing himself to
something like reasonable dimensions ana
weight f0l the coming contest. The boat
which Harry Clasper has built for him is
certainly a model Of symmetry and perfec-
ion, so much care Indeed having been
taken by .he cold veteran" in her build and
finish, that she almost seems more fit to 20
into a glass case than TO buffet with the
tides and waves Of Old Father T,ne. She
Is 30 feet 2 inches long, and IL inches wide,
her depth being Al inches forward, St aft,
and 81 amidsEips; her weight being 1884 his.
AS already stated, lIamill is exceedingly
pleased with her, and it is more than likely
that he will select her as the skiff in which
be will trust his fortunes on the day of the
race, or more correctly he day Of the
races.
We are also in a position to announce
that Hamili has just issued his cnlors for
the forthcoming contest. The practice Of
having cCleTs-s0 u iversally followed il
England-seems % be entirely unknown in
the States. Hamill certainly never heard Of
such thing before, but so as not to be at
all behind US in such a matter, and withal,
BY way OF giving encouragement at to native
skill and ingenuity, he was no sooner spoken
TO or the subject than he at ynce acquiesced
in The suggestion. The design, made by
the American champion himself, is certain
Nv as chaste aud appropriate as it is ingesi-
oas. The device is q white ground, with a
linear border Of red and blue. In the cen
ter Is n representation OF stone arch, as
syInbolical Of the Union, the State Of Penn
sylvania--of which HaEiill is a native
having its acknowledged chief place asfthe
keystone Of the Structure. In each corner
are nine stars 10 red, white snd blue-so as
to preserve. II = International character Of
the device representing The thirty. six
States Of the onion. The production 10
ysay mnca admired BY those who have seen
il, and already several investments have
been made in securing a memento Of one
whatever may be the result o. the competi-
tion-who had the pluck and the hardwood
to- travel so great distance to contend
against the aquatic champion of England
NeU Castle (Erg.] Chroniele, June 13.
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SLOAN'S HORSE OINTMENT

This Justly celebrated Ointment has gained for itself
reputation which other Ointment SAlve has ever
cQured Ia this country II Is well known and used by
almost every Livery Keeper Stage Company and
Teamster, East West, North and South IL stands
equaled for rapid or Fresh H6aqds Calls Of an
ttnds SpraiRs Bruises Craeted HE'S Ri,gboae Wind
gaHs Strdirs Laaeness Fbaadered Fta, Sand Cracks,
S7atchss, de-, dc.
This Ointment put up in strong Glass BoitIss and
sold for % CTS. PER BOTTLE.
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DIR. G. Ii CHRIsTY,

QArE SURGEON Ora ILLINOIS CAvALHY.j
PHTsfcIAE suReEoS and AocoucHEK. Once l68 Ran
doph street Residence, M West Lake street. Chicago
Illinois.
Particular attention paid diseases az woNEs and
IA DAKs, all the diseases ~ the SKfS, and
Affections OF the EVE and EAE.
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A WALK AcRsss EURoPE BY a BoY.-A
feat Il courage and perseverance, has just
been accomplished by u French boy OF thir-
teen. Three months ago, dissatisfied with
his treatment by an uncle 10 Paris, be
started from the capital with sixty francs
in his ? cket to go to bis mother. who is
married to q second husband, French
workman in the employ Of the Shah at Ts-
hersn. With the aid of map and guide
book be tranpsc aeress Europe, receiving
such hospitality BY the way that, On reach
ing ConstantinOple, he had still nearly half
his francs remaining. After y short rest in
Pera, lie crosse the Bosphorns, On Els way
10 Pessis, bus, little beyond Scutari, was
stopped BY some Turkish policemen and
brought back till an Interpreters vas found.
His STORY being inns learned, be WAS passed
ever 70 Pers and placed in charge of the
French Consul, in whose custody hepow is,
unable to nnderstsrd Why he should be in :
terfered with, ard angrily impatient to par
sue his journey.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-07

A CHEAP SoAP.-In the Homestead, q
week or two since, recipe 10 copied for
making soap. But n far better way il u
follows Eight quarts Of soft water four
pounds bar soap; two pounds sal soda; three
ounces borax one ounce liquid ammonia
Cut into slices, and put il into the wate.
over fire. When the water is hot, and the
soap nearly dissolved, put in sal soda and
borax. Stir it gently until all is dissolved
then pour it into . tub, and when nearly
cool, stir in the ammonia gradually Let il
remain until quite cold, when it can be cut
into bars, aud laid away like common hard
soap. This soap makes an excellent suds,
and oHsts less than three cents pound
The t ne required to make it is but few
moments. This recipe has been sold in the
country by travelling agents, and it is too
useful not to be generally known among
housekeepers, and for their benefit it is here
by offered.