Mary Lacy Letter, August 6 1856, Page 6
- Title
- Mary Lacy Letter, August 6 1856, Page 6
- Description
- Sixth page of a letter from Mary Lacy to her stepdaughter Elizabeth "Bess" Dewey.
- Creator
- Mary Lacy
- Date
- August 6, 1856
- Identifier
- DC0147s: Lacy Family Papers
- Text
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lived nearer & she could be with you more. Her sores are rather better & I hope she will soon get rid of them. Mr Junkin stayed with us this week as the Hills were absent & your Father too. He im-proves on acquaintance greatly. By the way he says Fishburne says I am a “model housekeeper” which tickled me vastly, as your Father says I am one of the poorest.
I think Mrs Caldwell meant to go down on the eighth. She told me of a remedy for sore nipples. The ooze from a tanners vat. Ask her about it when you see her. I dont know a single double wrapper pattern that I like & therefore made none. What did it cost you to have yr merino dress dyed? I think of sending mine on but hardly know whether it is worth it. - Language
- English
Part of Mary Lacy Letter, August 6 1856
