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Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

R ICE-40 casks and 10 hhds landing ex s,ean, AC schooner Eagle, for sale by
 myl4 c. w. TORRANCE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14
apl4 I5 E. c. MosBY, Proprietor.

DNHE FRENCH LANGUAGE Mons.A. Copy.
 TROY is now ready to organize classes in French, alier new system of his own, and alse partly after the Robertsonian system. For terms. &c.. apply to A Godefrov al his recitation room Coui street, No. 2l, from 10 o'clock AM. ill PM. Ladies wI be puncuay attended to at their respect tive residences. . 5s tg.=..r 55 ..
 N. B.-Mons G. from his long experience is able 10 teach learners from any French system whatever, and will always endeavos to suit the taste 0f his ru pis His zeal and unremitied attention. he hopes will secure for him a share of former patronage.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

A CAKD-The Alabama i'aptisi--pal,li.l,sd hv, "A the dersigned-circuaie les e ext.osiy+ly;n An, bama and Mississippis Th. fncr we think sb",Idr recon recommend it to the busin' men of Mulile and oue! paces' as onering snpei or al,nnaprs for ex- tending the,r business acqa innc. viii, ,Ie c,n,, :. by means of advertising. Enain-.s Cad, ind rsi,. ers Adversement: will h. irse,,rd u,a,s the asosi terms. Letters addressed ,- co. s,ing sd, -rfse. nen's' will receive promr, n,,fnrioo. !.
 Marion, Ala, May 3, Is45. ,s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

NOTICE-For the purpose of correcting an er- 1 roneous impression, the subscriber gives notice that he has nothing to do with the disposal of the Lots m the BURNING GROUND. Persons want ing lots will hereafter have to apply to the City Trea surer; and upon their exhibiting his order or re- ceipt for the money. to me, will accompany them 10 the Grave Yard and point all the unsoId lots in o,der to assist in making a choic
 mylS la9tM+ F McBRlDE. Sexton.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

Mons. A. Cor EFRoY, French gentleman residing in Mobile, was engaged during the hast year in giving instruction in his native language. tO elass of young ladies in the city of Tuscaloosa. Being one method of instruction and witnessed the rapid pros gress made by his pupils. take pleasure in stating of Mir. Godefroy's method Gin part devised by him- self thai il is superior to any other have ever known used His diligence in attending to the in. srucon of his scholars, and his unwearied zeal to communicate knowledge of the language he pre- fesses tn teach. deserves the highest commentators.
 mh1O S5Cmo THOMAS D. KING.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

GHAMPAGNE-5O baskets of superior quality, V in store and for sale by
 myl4 c. w. TORRANCE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

YNRUNKS-A large lot of superfne Travel u ling Trunks at New York prices. for sale low
 by w. H. & H. F. CRAWFORD, myl3uw IT Dsuphn street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

EHAMPAGNE-l00 baskets Due de MoniebeI- V To brand, very superior article, for sale by
 myA BEERS < SMITH, 22 St Michaei-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

City Bathing Establishm, mt, Ex chan ge-st. YNHE public are respectfully informed that owing
 u to the times and in order have it in the reach of every person enjoying lh,s great luxury, (vhere person can have a warm, cold, shower or salt wa ter Balh,) he has reduced ihe price of sugle Baths to 25 cents. He will also issue limited number of season Tickets for the low price of s5 each.
 m,l0 WILLIAM HICKEY,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

IkAW Go0Ds-W. II. &7H.F 1RAW. ss;. pnn. iI nauphin street.. are rycsiving from g Mg, h~p"phe lase and complete assnv,men Of Mrns and Boys' Palm Leaf Hats, winch viii l,e. '" wy ''" "g gasp, mylSuw.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14
ap22 122Kmo Ice hoose Neepen

ADAMS' WHARF, seIma, AIa' VVNHE subscriber hegs leave io announce to me \ friends and the public generally thai ne mas es- tabl;shed il new WHARF, for receiving Goods, 6e. at the end of Bow street, just below the Ferry and ing. Having heretofore received lIheral share of patronape flor which he feels thapktul) he hopes and expects a continuance of Ihe same.
 He will at all times he enabled to engage wagons to forward merchandise received by and stored with him, inio the interior whenever he may receive or- ders so 10 do lap26 l26cmol JAMES ADAMS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

yVNIE subscriber has notice of the loading at bos \ ton of four additional eatgoes Of Ice to he con alignment, to wn: per brig AmeT'can. bark "ar'"S br,g Robert W. Brown and hark Ranger-all o them new at sea. Price HALF CENT PEH POUND. Per order of
 co leo H.,u.a aanaR
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

ID UTFER-40 kegs choice Goshen, landing ex ID brig Republic and for sale by
 myl3 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

U CHINA, Glass, Earthenxvare and Cute LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is now rereivng extensive ment Of the above srt ces, hch he offers at the lowest prices,
 noVl4 JAS. MASTERsON, Importer. 34 Water-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

RAGGiNG, ROPE and TWINE- ---- - D200 pieces Bagging, superior Kentucky brands
 800 coils Hemp brand Kentucky Rope
 10000 pounds superior Kentucky Twine just received and for sale by
 myls BEERS & SMITH. 22 St Michael-st & UNDRIES-40 casks Sides and Shoulders sI 'C 20 casks sugar cured Haus a..t
 100 bbls Whiskey, 100 do Flour ..t ..i
 600 bags Corn, n store and landing, for sale hy myl3 MARSHALL. ROWE co. NHEESE-15O boxes, 6 to 8 lbs each, an article V of very superior quality, E.nding ex-brig Re- public and for sale by
 mylS MARSHALL, ROWE & co. q
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

NOR HIRE-Two Men Servants and Ser A' want Girl, l7 years old. To hire till lst Mo- vember. Apply to
 myl3 THOMAS MILL FIR X, co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

c UGAR-6 bbls crushed. 6 do noIyerised. 10 do oclarihed brown, for sale low tn close a consign- meni by W, H. BIACKI.ER.
 myl3 6 Wa:er.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

kNLoUR-Choce family, St Louis and Ohio Il brands, just received and for sale bv
 WRIGHT X CUNNINGHAM, myl3 Grocers, b8 Dauphin-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

peraons having cIalms aeal"sI lN schrs MARY FINER. Capt. Harvey. .nd Capt. GunaiSon, are rsqnes'sd 10 present the saMe at the office of the undsrs'saeA by the 20h inst.
 m,I4 GARDNER SAGER, AZ St miehaei-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

AA TO LET-Thal very convenient and des-
 E@ rable Summer Residence corner of St. Mi- chael and Hamilton streets, surrounded by Gar. den, with Barn, &c. &c at present occupied by Jas. GandofD-wiil be let with the Furnniure, or the Furniture will be sold to the lessee at bargain.- Apply to
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14
WILLIAM CRMssMAN, !

DROPOSALS will be received at Mount tsrRss | Arsenal until the 3lst May, for building iar at Fort Stoddard. which is to be 16b feel long. 40 feet wide from the commencement 10 the distance of 30 feet, the remainder to he 20 feet wide tobe ssp ported by piles. For further particulars, apply to, the undersigned at this post. -..a a9s,, o :.
 Proposals will be received until the 31s, of May. for furnishing 60 900 hard brcks, to be deisvered either al the Mobile wharf or Cedar Greek kvdipg
 .u I' ta. J. M. MORGAN,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

PANAMA and Leghorn Hats, just rece,ved per II brig Republic and for sale by
 w. fl. & H F. CRAWFORD.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14
D E N 1T IS T R Y {.

DR. LEES NERvINE will give immediate AI lief to the most acute TooTH ACHE, whae it proceeds from an exposed nerve. It will also es. ,irely destroy the nerve SO that the tooth msy be plugged and again become useful. withoat any paiR whatever The Nervine is perfectly free from every hng injurious to the organization of the tooth cr. that win discolor it. @ st F..
 Certificates of it's efficacy, from some of the mos respec,abe citizens, may be seen st the Ogfict southeast corner of Royal and Dauphin- hter Gregory's Exchange, entrance on Royal-st.
 DT Every operation in Dental Surgery performed upon the latest improved principles and warranted ,o i,s, sDhzl 0Atf-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

RUTTER-lO frkins choice Goshen, landir lD ex brig Republic and for sale by
 m,l3 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK. 89 Con, .st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

NOTICE-SAN'L BARRON has this day with. l drawn from the firm of BARRON. MrAD &, Go. having disposed of his entire interest therein Il- CLAN MEAD & ALEXANDER PRATT, who will GU . tinue the Grocery business on their own account, under the name of BARRON, MEAD < Co. =,
 !f SAMUEL BARRON,
 LUrIAN MEAD, ~, = myl3 ALEXANDER PRATT. |.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

is he RieA| Many 4 heavy sigh is
heavcd many q heart brokcn--maay n
life +. rendered miserable by the terrible
infatun,ion which parents often ovince in
choosing life companion for their dnu:h
ter. How is possible for happiness 10 re.
sui, from the union OF two principles so dl.
umeiricaliy opposed to each other in every
poin, Of view, as vinne is TO VICE. And
yet how often i, wealth considered better
recommendation to a Young mnn than viz.
tuc' How ofcn is the ffH question which
IS asked respecting sutton Of daughter
II, he rlch7"
Is hc rich1 Yes, he abounds in wealth
but does ,hu, afford any evidence that he
will make kind aud afeclionaio husband
]: he rich Yes, his clothing Is purple
and fine linen - he fares sumVnousIy eve.
~ dny--bu, can you infer from this that be
is viruous7
Is he rch7 Yes, he has thousands float
| ing on every ocean but do not riches some
TINES take wings and Nv away And will
you consent that your daughters shall mar
rya man who has nothing to recommend
/ him but his wealth. An beware III,
! gllcd ban sometimes covers n batbed hook
Ask not, then, is he rich7' but us he rir
tuous T. Ask not, then, il he has wealth
but if be ha, honor, and do not sacrife,
your duughser' peace far money
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
Az ~ CpPMPN p

The Cincinnati Commercial relates n
cns, Of clopcmcnI from her home at l0uls.
viii, BY young lady named Campbell, II
years OF age, OF Respectable character and
property linppears Iba, her hlhcr being
dead, her mother had provided her with n
st.p,fa,heT, who carried as sc7i parental
fesard 10 rich n length 40 10 wish 10 'oree
her into q matrimonial connection with h-
brother She had, however Trcviou'ly
conceived a strong attachment for 40 ind
vitni residing al Cincinnati and, 10 avoid
me ,rouble tina, bcst her al home she on
FnIay week fSd from Louisville TO GIN
cirna,i 10 Suck me protection Of her lover
% arriving ai thn cuy, however she found
TO her d,Imay, thu the false hearted obpe'
of her .varch hal married She ihcn
drove 10 several respectable boarding
housrs, be- the suspicious Of their keepers
induced them 20 refIs- her adminancc The
haek driver, who has becume imps'rni OF
his unortr-ie passenger then vol'n'ari'y
hove her 10 hop~y OF III fimc 70 IN
character ~ which she '-as q toial stranger
and where she eon,cqaer4y gladly tool
shchrf
What ftuA,iou " n -rsnSe yonns
c,dl She finds herself shne - night II
he immediate vcinny a pollution Th'
ears star in iorrcns-sob soeceot. -jb-
her s7ooy Is really terrifying The NO
nan u lie hUSs-- sea IN has ehui Of grS
AMI sorrow In ratre vieIlni eH her b''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

VET 'cel,ng' eoo9arr her th'rn cot gold, aud
che resolves 80 ss,o be innucrnt. sud \ pos.
,.bie t,rorc her to M, and harpin - pare
=, when She found her
That wa, n GLORIOUS doc,non, snd eoe- =
gtcat Nay 70 show that iho-o who arc look-
81 upon BY lhe world a. uucrlr ahantoo,d
DO somcl,pu have the b,s OF Christian
feelings She acted the pan OF a mother
10 the stricken gih oil 'he morning Of the
ensuing Monday and then pl1erd her on
boaid VI lae a4,I boAI under tAe especial
Gtfeciion Of The captain
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
STEAMBOAT INCiIENls.
S,csmbos. ha We their trouble, a. "

Slesmbose ha We the,r uoublcs as vel
a. ahcr lolk, Like doo,ots ptlnl,fs, and
mcfohan,s, they has, TO urn around very
ohcn hr nolhing TIE dear peorl, have beer
tod that ~ no trouble 20 show goods u
ttll th.y believe II. Sc What It - coming
tu
On her last TRIP rp The Missouri, The
oblgine steamboat il'nfy Bry was hailed
BY = green looking cusiomcr nj an otscur,
landing, aud rounded TO .suppcs,ag he want
ID to take passage, The boat swung
round, putting hosrso aud impatient
Halo eapung
Coming sboardf
No-bui ! though, maybe somebody
'mought be travelling up to buy hemp, and
Id Ju.t ~ you
] he Henry AIRY gnvo n snort md a
lungc, enough to tursl her boilers, rs ,h,
turned on her keel and 90, under weigh
Sgnin tho great unhsngcd' hemp man
swearing that she had no accom- mod alton
abou, her
Captain Luske had nearly forgotten the
incident, when some Distance from Glas
cow, this deponcn, saith no, whete--a man
wns observed SANDING on the river bank
bcckonng, as It seemed, most !eci,ngly
fra with one hand and then with the other
boalIng The mir before his face, and locking
very in,cnlly towards the boat Again the
rrvhh icnry Bty ttchtd a circuit o
some halfa mile, and came ia
Halo, stranger, ~bal do yon want
Nothingr
What IN the - tu,ng n bad wore
lhr. ,imc) did you make 'gus iorf
Only keeping the mosquitoes Ch TO sc'
what boat that vas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
Sao.i4 Parmts Sead Il h.s nei,her

tcHson, religion, common sense, nor expc.
rlcnce TO recommend II, while there NJ.
reasons many and mighty to Justify lis total
and immediate abolition II sours the tenn.
per Of the Children so that ono thorough
scoIdng prepares the way for two OF three
more II sours your temper provided II 10
sweet, which 70 preston II you seoid, tho
more YOU viii have 10 scold md because
you have become crosscr, and your chill.
dren likewise
scoIlins aIienntc' the hcnrs OF your
children. Depend Upon il, they cannot
love you rs well after you have beratod
them as they did before, You may mp
proaeh them with ffmness and decision,
you NAV punish with severity adequate 10
the nature Of their offences, and they will
feel the justice OF your conduct, md love
you notwithstanding all But they hate
.colding, II sirs up the bad blood while
1t discloses your Yca!,ncss, and lowers YOU
N their esteem. Especially n, night, when
| they are about to retire, their hearts should
be nehed and moulded with voices OF kind.
ness, that they may 60 70 their slumbers
with thoughts Of love stealing around their
souls, nni Whispering peace
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

Onions Whore onions nre wanted for
carly marketing, they should be sowed this
month. II the ground be properly prepar.
ed, they will auain a height OF several
Inchcs before tho ground close. md be
rendy for an EARL start IN the spnpg Ia
Massichusetts, this practice extensively pre-.
walls, especially IN those places where, from
their near vicinity To The great markets
'ariiaeSJ l'a matter Of vita importance 10
tho grower; the "Gfa IN the market" b.
It onions, cneuob'rs, Of any other vrgeil
bio, always command, an cItfavagAut
pf,ce go Name CHiluai1r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

Hay RaokI Hay rooks iur FEEDING
sheep, aDd indeed ali ANIMALS should b.
Plicod IN n VenicSI FASHION, ln,,end Of m
Ginning ton aris tie nnimai, rs 70 mos com
monty lhe case 10 the EormeT posp lou,
YOU have perfect security sgais., waste Of
food bes des r,nrdlng IN sheep from the
inconyenieucc Of having hsir nocks aud
backs lDcumbefsd wah sssd and Other cub
Hances Where there u On ioSlinallen OF
the rack lu,vards he nnlfnsls. these resulis
are uusvoldstie There Is alec aDo,bsf
evil DARING The lime Of feeding, their
brruih sscchts directly among The hay, g,s,
,ag y 40 N odof. very disereeabIe. snd
where here Hre s0imas effected with d.s.
EASE. noIiohs % hcahh Vertical rnck.
Shch sdma Of ne hay beng dfsvu lson
both Edss, az, sew much N voyus, pnl
desef'odIy approved Ly leedeu genefaliy
haias C..araior.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
sAylS0 SEEDS

u has ohen occurred to me- that suf1
cltnt care has no, bern exercised IN SAVING
seed from vegetables from the hoes, pan OF
the crop. II NC breed live stock OF what.
ever kind, We invariably select the parents
frum the bes, 81 OUT Hook OF stud. SO With
regard To- noweIs, no one would SOW seed
from inferior flowers, bot would select from
tie best spooiueos, and u isby lollowins uP
this sysleuf, that great Improvements have
been made Thhklng tho same effects
would scctus from more careful sslsclioa
OF culinary seeds, end that . much greater
degree OF producuvncsS might lie STAINED,
about three years ago began 10 experiment
With long pod beans. | careluli, selected
Tho finest and iulleN pods lot seed, taking
mono With le~et than I've beans 10 each. -
Next year had good sprinklIns OF pods
with six seeds 10 each these were saved Tor
see J. Mem year had many slI-s~eded podl.
aud some with seven. Following up the
same plan, find This season many more s't
and seven seeded pods, Than of a less mum
Der, and some with eight socds There arc
sill few planid wnich Produce FIVE seeded
pods, and II is worthy OF remark. that the five
see led plans have seldom siN seeded pod
upon them, but all hves, on tho contrary.
sir seeded plant has -rnera''y al the pod,
bearing si1 beans and no more
As the seed saving season Is now coming
on, r'efhaps ,hess hints may induce other. "a
adopt Tho plsn, II the same course were
adopted with our gain crops. ! have nj
doubt more productive varieties might DO
procured .-sCor. OF Gard. Chronicle
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
A TRUE PICTURE.

A young man who had formerly lived
in New York, and who, DUNG short
residence in Europe, had by good fortune
nmas.cd lnrge sum Of money, on his re.
turn to thai city thus describes whu, he calls
the Goldfish url,tocracy Of Gotham" -
"A source Of great amusement TO me on
my return from Europe TO New York, wa,
the discovery Of so many new senses, when
discovered so many wealthy men who
composed thc Goldfish risocracy OF n. York
extending their hand to me and cxpress.
ing their great delight 1T seeing me
again, although before lch New
York these same nnbobs would look
down on me w:,h disdain # had presum.
cd 10 have spoken 10 them. | really for.
go, ill they forced the truth upon my
mind, that since | left them, / had accumu.
lated few more dirty dollars, and now,
therefore we were upon IQuAL ground
Bah The thought Of money being the
standard Of merit, makes me SICK and the
fawning. Gaming obsequousntss which |
witnessed from many during my flying
visits TO America, made the drspIsc tho
sycophanis, and almost wish was no,
worth shilling in the world Ga the other
hand met some good honest hlenls in
humble circumstances, who almost sp
preached me in awe and then again |
icll ashamed OF human nature What n
miserable piilful and dlsgraccful rate OF
society il is. which clevnres lyranl or q
BOBBY to its hIghest summit, provided he
has more gold than others whrlc good
heart or wise head is tramplcd in the
dust il he be poor t.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

Aeior,' Pro6h The New York stir.
tor thus speaks Of the profits Of theatrical
performers
"Charlc, Kcnn and hi. wife arc reported
to be worth fifty thousand pounds For.
rest, it is said, has invested upward, Of u
hundred thousand dollars IN stocks and real
estate. Macready cleared something like
slIty thousand dollars during his recen,
vi,, to Tins country. and Anderson at.ou
the same amount EllsIcf and Celeste are
both immensely rich, aod syis Ole Bull,
who is said to possess a IafSei Estate than
erhcr Of the foregoing"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

SfS1I Coasf,H elon. Some P,aias lac
been eonarong 'he New l'osl Office LaS
IN a way ,ha, wouil reoiee The heart OF =
Virginia Abs,raciicnisr The lac say
thai SINGLE let,efs may te conveyed "fof any
distance undcr 800 miles Eve cents AM
Tor ary distance over 300 miles Ten eeuu q"
Those Ieuen lhal are scol distance mel
'bsr OS,r nor padey. bm ibs 800 milea, oil
course go Fesi ~ lhs, suery Qua wbo
lives Iur 800 miles from any sfAsT BODY
has he thanking privilege
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
A fssaLt Sctptrs

AftsaL, scir,ts The tats Jsar
tsl "a n lar, N.rs ths' vN',.aa lately
sicI ., Ghent. nsu,,J Marie :, k,livp,t,
Nho had bcco enrolled ~ 4 soiite, in
iee ,ment Of the i,ne sh. wss r'rs,m =,
twelve battles, rrcci,e] .lx wounds si leo.
,rre,, snd vac made pr'-pnrt in i.ly -
AIths pa.aa &c Of Ihs bridge Of Areels sss
eas wounded b, ,ho, VI The high -
Though her ~ was known, II DID no,
pf,vtnl her bcsng rhsde al pntc' lieu,en
ant by Napoleon Az the bauIc Of jssa
she ~, decorated wah tho cross 81 the -
s,on OF Honor, spd 'cecisrd rsnoon OF
seven hundtci frantt---on NAT occasion tho
Emperor addtc.,rd her in the following
words o. l,cecivo frorn my h-nd, lbc cross
VI tho brave Which you have ~ nobly de-.
sNcd' Then turning ,owAtd, tho ohi
ecIs 49, SALUTE ihs havo kdv. she 10
glory 'oths Emr,rc The rhilan,hror'e
Society Of Gheni, IN honor oi,hc mrmsry
Of Marie sthellynck has enrolled her n,
bonotart member Of that soeir,y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

Mn Gouoa The New York Mirror
says I'VE DO dol think there is any
thing in this gcntleman's cafe so pcculior
as to call for very great portion either Of
pubic sympathy or pubIls reprobslIon -
We have no doubt mat he has been a rim
ccre, as he has certainly been n powerful
advocate for temperance He has yielded
again 10 temptation lie wo, not the less
likely 10 b. overcome because he has talk.
% II great deal o; the danger 10 which
those OF his csaEs are exposed His ten
Pcrarre lie has been one OF great deal o.
mental s,imuous, md II i not unfair to
conclude lhn, he was one Of those " no CIV,
up TIP rAclcm'u, Of duak hr the c4cae
mcm of4,A4. aL-.tr. Wheo the la,el
hlgs from any cause, the iarmer IS apt !.
resume its sway IT such has been h,
case with Mr. Cough, we hope he may
build up re-tetnrm on n sounder basis"
Il was stated al the mass Temperance,
meeting in Brooklyn, on Monday nigh,
tia, The published confession OF John p
Cough" WINS humbug The Rev NJ
Denison SAID tia, there was a statement vr
to come from Mr. Cough, which woult
cover somebody ~ilh shame
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

A BEAUTIFUL IhOughL How few men
seem to have formed q conception VI the
original dIgni,y OF their nature, or the ex-
allied design OF their creation. Regarding
themselves only as the creatures Of Time
endowed merely with aulma passions and
lellectual faculties, their projects, aims
and expectations are clrcumscrbed BY the
narrow outline OF life they forget that
instability and decay ure written, as with a
sun beam, uron ali entthly objecis---thal
this world, wRh all Ils pageantry and pomp
and power, IS crumblng into dua- that
this ifc Is scarcely deserving Of n single
thought, excepting ms forms the introduc.
lion 10 another, and that he alone acts q
prudent rational part, who frames his plans
with direct reference 10 that future am, end
less state Of being Sin has so blinded the
understanding, and debased the affections,
that men never fail 20 invest some temporal
good Hnh fineied perfection, ard ldly nm.
agine lbn, The at anmcni oi II woull salts
! IL The desires aud I'LL the cnpac ties OF tie
| immortal ,piritf How ln,lc do they know
| themselves The soul IS not Of the earth
and they will strive in win, 10 cham II 10
The dtst Though rs native Strength has
been impaired, aud rs puuiy IarnisAed add
us glory changed, It Nlll not u says be a
prisoner here Send At forth II YOU Will, to
/ ranrc through the whole material universe
| and ike the dove dismissed from the ark II
will rcurn without hodng single place
, 10 rcsl-for II has no resting place but the
bosom Of God