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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

Extra Coaches will always be KEEP in readiness
10 accommodate the travel.
Fare through from Montgomery Charlie slon,
omnibus included, s26 80.
Through tickets be had on aspiration to
J. B. JOHNSON, Agent, ut Montgomery Hall.
Montgomery, April ID, l845.
The Citizens of New Orleans and Iobile are re-
ferred for further particulars, and though tickets,
giving preference Of seats, 10 Mr.. ohm Ticknor,
Agent, No. 81. Francis street, OF to Lewis J.
Areuelles, Agent. Mansion House, Noble.
aTIt will lie seen that the carls OF The Express
Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, which claim for
them the greatest speed, dated prio to the 18th
April, and were then correct, although now the re-
verse.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

H. c. CENTER u co. corner of Cot, and Com
He merce-sts, offer for sale on favorable terms
DUCK--No to 10 Cotton Sail Dud<
No. /, 3, G and United States Pila Duck
No. 2, 3. 8 uud 10 Cotton Ravens, feay, &lieh
Russia Ravens; English Navy Cans.ss
Russia Bear Duck Hammock Cloth
No. 81, 20, 40, AZ, "A and 72-inch heavy twill
ed Canvass; Cotton Cloth; Awnin, Stuff
TaTpauin Cloth, 3 and feet wide
Grain and Meal Bags; cotton SAIL Twi,e, &c.
TIN PLATES, &c.-300 boxes Tin Plates TX,
Crown and Ponipoo brands; IoO bxs Roofing
Plate TX; square Tin and l4x20 and l0xl4
Loaded Plate.
Brazier's Copper 30x60, heavy and light, foa
4r copper cutters and balleys.
Banca Tin, English and East India
IRON-Sheet Iron, heavy and light; Iron Wire,
do do; Sheet Zinc; black and timed Rivets,
with full assortment ofartichs for tuners use.
BUILDERS observation-disclosures Hair
Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plaster
Thomaston Lime, Fire Bricks; Granite Col.
unns, caps, window and dor stills, hniels and
door steps. H
SALT-l500 sacks (bleachete Liverpool coarse
WINES-Grape brand Champagne, qts and pts
Bouchet ct Fills Champagne qis aud pts
Claret Of fine quality IN cass
Sleinwen in cases of doze each
pipe old Madeira OF superior quality
NAVAL SIOht,S-fltcn, hsins manila ROPE,
Packing Yarn, Tarred Rope
Blocks, Capstan Bars aud iandspikep
IRON CHESTS-7Scot's paent A sbeslos Fire
proof Chests. ivI5
RRANDY-l0 half pipes Hehessy
- CHAsPAGSE-25 basketsgrape brand
20 bbsketa Boucher brand
CLARET--10 casks Gue
MADEIRA-1 pipe old
BuTrER-30 frkins LIST Qaiiiy, Just received
SALT--In beached sacks. For sale by
sept23 L G. GNTER 8. co.
TIME AMERICAN JOURNI. OF SCIENCE
i AND ARrS-By PROFESSORS illiinan, and Benz
lamin Sillman Jr. The undersigned is agent for
the above very popular work. ad has received the
July Number. ,..
The Journal is loo well knowHto require nm edi-
toria puff, which probably accounts for the publish
ers not sending an extra copy! Subscript ons re-
septic eived lyS. w. ALLEN.
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litobile Uoinmerflai Register,
-t.s - ESTABLISHED, LckMsER ~, 1921. H.I 5.
Hlerrbants am0 planters Journal,
EsraBLIsHED. RoyEMBsR Is, 1893.
Che Alobile Register ano Journal,
UNITED, DEcsMsER 1871.
4. SANFORD x 8. f. WILSON,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.


TERMS, ......#.
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+" tt " for six months " ........... W
CouSrRV PAPRR, weekly per annum, In advance W
" for six months, 80. "
No subscription discontinued until arreaages are paid
nnleas ut the option of The proprietor - . .
~ Advertlsinga regular charge, Will he one Doiiaf
sqnare Of I2 lines for rst and Fiy Cents for each
INSERTION when published daily II Inserted
weekly. semi-weeky, weekly, one dollar each time
the following terms,- being expressly understood
adyidual shall be applicable only the immediate and
sginate bust in which they ho may be engaged;
and that ell notices relating other and distinct busi
moss, legal notices administrators notices sales noti
OF the Individual partners OF house, &C. will be
held and considered distinct from the yearly engagement,
and charged at regular prices. |'I
Oas square, Twelve lines lessl With prvi- (aao m
lrse of changing or renewing twice a week.. -
20 de with like prviIegesl fol business months. so 90
1--WE squares with privilege of change)one year. IS 90
AZ Standing advertisements fo' Patent Medicines.
Bosts &C., eeenpying large spa-o and requiring no al
tefaors, win he published by the year very lOo terms
LIZ Business Cards of few lines, inserted oonspicu-
ensly months for $40. In advanee-and II continued
during the year for SIS, In ndvance. =
IF Fire Companies will be contracted with at $50 per
ssnnra, eseiF=4Epay able semi annually In advance.
1y1GaadIazse nomn stions TO be paid for In ADVANCE
Five Dollars for the canvass.
All advertisements required by law will be charged full
rates. .t..H= -
Ne RratuItous advertising for Societies Companies
Payment will he required Of yearly advertisers semi
AAualIv In advance.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

A ERNARU'S CHOLERA MEDICINE-Fof
n The cure of Diarrhtea, Sumner Complaicts,
Coles. Cramps. etc. For sale by
r. L. WATKINS 4 CO, Dpgssfs,
mo a CT Era
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24
THO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from The minutes
Il of the proceedings Of the zimmerman ShlP,orcek

THO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the minutes
Il of the proceedings Of the "Amsrcan ShiPaore'k
SOeiets":-
"Ngw-YoRK, April IL, 1Sl5.
''Resulved, That the NAUTILUS Life Preserv-
er be recommended The public for general use, for
the following reasons. wiz
"First--A person may prepare himself for the VA
Ter with II 10 Two seconds. il it is al hand.
"oecond--The aid oil the breath is not required TO
initiate it, as il initiates itself in the act Of putting it
around the chest.
"Third-lt may be reduced 10 a very portable size,
capable of being carried in an oyercoat pocket.
"Fourth--lt may be inflated in second and
thrown to a person falling overheard, if at hand.
HENRY MEIes, Secretary.
The above SefInAatlng Preserver, for sale by
HENRY & STODDART,
my28 corner oil Cont and Water streets.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WML. WALLER,

w M. IL " \ LLAHNt
(Slccessor Of r. g. q. Hok,)
COMMISSION observation-disclosures.
Office corner Front and Cont streets, up stairs
OIz- Advertiser copy. sepi
ID. b. PARMER,
AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW
GRREEVILLR, Ala,
Will practice in BHiler and the adjoining coun.
lies. aug2Mmo
T.. w. Mccoy & JOHNSON,
NMISSION MERCHAN TS,
Mobile, Alabama.
F. w Mct:oY,
w. J. JOHssok, jylKmo
JAMES THOS. JONES,
IMPORTER OF BRANDY AND WINES,
ST. Michael street.
AGENT-MR. EDWARD CAMPBELL,
At Messrs. Laird & Litiejohns.
jyl 1921 ST Francis street.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

- EXTRACTOR AND TONIC EMINENT
The subscribers have received and have in store
supply Of the justly celebrated Linilnsnt which they
have the fullest confidence ia Offering The public
as being the best local application extant. popu-
lar western Physician who il largely 10 has
practice, writes Of it follows-''In an cutaneOUs
suscular affections, bruises, scads, contisIons,
incident ssres, fungous eruptions, az well as in all
isAamaions, organic or spasGodic, have found this
Liniment superior to all other preparations, and iu
recent sprains OF bruises consider tia specific
Price 80 eenls per bottle. For sale only by
myR MOSELY & TUCKER. brnaciats
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24
OLD SERIES. VOL. XIII.

/ TNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Gala the atten-
l. ton of Physicians, Druggists, Planters and
country Merchants TO tue following list Of Drugs,
ETC., just received and now offered for sale at The
very lowest cash prices
600 ounces French Quinine
70 do Sulphate Morphine
20 do Acetate do
90 do Hydrodate Polassa
100 pounds Powdered Rhubarb
20 do Powdered Jaop
30 do English Calomel
10 boxes CASTLE Soap
10 groce SeidletE Powders
10 do Yeast Powders
20 do Soda Powders
8 barrels Alcohol f
do Linseed Oil
do Sperm Winter Ola
800 pounds Cream Tartar
barrels Whiting
do Yellow Ochre
do Lamp Black
SO dozen Castor Oil quart bottles
so do Castor Oil pint do
so boxes Window Glass. 81 10 TO I0K16
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

GNBURANCE-TAs Protection Msarsnes Com
Il peav, or Hartford Connecticut, continue to take
Biro, Marie and River risks. on favorable terms
as say othor office ia the City. They will insure
raas or brick hnhdngs and their contents in Mobile
and ito vicinity, at the customary rates Of premium.
e. g. CENTER & co. "
AZ Corner OF Commerce g. Cont SITS.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

NJ EW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.
1N-DAsIRLs & BRADY have received per Selma
fresh supply OF Dry Goods, consisting OF s.
French Printed Muslins .
French Musns, GInghams and Lawns
French Organizes and Tissue Muslins
White Organdies and Grape Lisces
Capes, Collars and ChemiseIis
Thread Laces, Edgings and inseriipgs
Muslin Edgings and lnsertings
Polka Bands and Polka Laces
Linen Lawns and Lawn Hdkfs
Embroidered Linen Cambria Ildkfs
Hem stitch, RiseTe and Tape l!order do
Gents and Boys colored border do
Gents and Boys Silk Pocket do
Hosiery Of all descriptions
10 cases soft finish Shirting Linens
cases 10 and l24 Sheeng Linen
Bleached Cotton Shirtng and Sheeting
Brown Sheetng at manufacturers prices
Linen and Cotton Mosquito Netting
New Style French Summer Calicoes
20 cases light summer Calicoes
White and coored Linen Drillings for Pants
White and buff Marsaillcs Vestings
8, 10 and 12-4 MarsaIlles Quilts and Counter
Table Linens and Cloths [panes
Towels, Napk ins, Bird Eye Diaper
Black and colored Fet Shawls and Scarf
Black and colored Fillet Gloves and Mtts
Kid, Silk and thread Gloves Of all descriptions
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

ErHoDIsM AND sLAvERY-wih other
lvA matters in controversy between the North and
South being Review of the Manifesto OF the major
y In reply 10 the Protest of the minority of the late
General Conference Of the Methodist E. Church, in
the case of Bishop Andrew; by H. B. Bascou, ID. d.
few copies Of The above work left for sale at the
Drug Store of (my29) r. l.. WATKINS e. co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

NEW BOOKS-Just received and for sale by
~ J. NJ. SUMWALT & CO., 36 Dauph,n ri.
Harpere' Illuminated Pictorial Bible, Nos 26 and 27
Plato against the Atheists, or the tenth book oil
The Dialogue Of Laws, accompanied with Critical
Notes, and followed by extended dissertations on
some of The main points of the Patonic Philoso'
ply and Theology, especially as compared with the
Holy Scriptures; by Taylor Lewis, l.. l.. D.-l
vol. limo.
Barnes Notes, explanatory and practical, on the
Episte of Paul to the Ephesians, Philippians. and
Coossians.
A System Of Latin Versi6cation, in a series ol
Progressive Exercises, including specimens of trans
lation from English and German Poetry into Latin
verse; by Chas. Arihon.
The Blind Girl, with other Tales by Emma c.
Embur, Je14
hiCKSONS PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
~ Just received and for sale by
IN. SUMWALT Il CO.,
Booksellers and Stationers. 36 Dauphin st
A Practice OF Medcine-By Saml Henry Dick
son. Nj. D., Professor ofthe Institutes and Practice
of Medicine in the Medical College of South Caro-
lima, vos. 8vo.
This lie the only work the Practice Of Medi-
oiae, which has been published by Southern Prac:
tiIoner. and has long been wanted by the Medical
Profession in the Southern States.
o. j. M. SuMwALT IL Co., have always on
hand n large assortment OF Medical Works. les
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

LNOR SALE at Gates Pharmacy
H. Pate Peciorale de Nate
Pate de Jujube; Leroy Psrgarf, genuine
Leroy vomit et rurgatif. aasl4
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

SALAMANDER SAFES--The subscr iber,
- agent OF the Manufacturers for the sale Of the
above Fire Proof Safes is prepared to furnish them
Of any size suitable for offices STEAMBOATS,. Those
wishing to purchase, requested TO examine
them with tho certificates, from those who have
| tested them JOHN PHILLIPS,
mh24 cnrner Conf and Water ntreeIs.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

200 Bath Bricks
White Lead in 100, so and % Id kegs Togeth.
or with full supply of Patent Medicines. Lorilards
Snuff. Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cloth,
Scrub, Flesh and Horse Brushes, etc.
SETH w. ROBERTS,
Wholesale and retail Druggist, sign Of the Green
Mortar, northwest corner OF Commerce and Dau-
Phin-sireets. JANIS 48
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

II NIGHTS OF THE HORSESHOE, a Ira
N dictionary Tale Of the Cooked Hat Gentry Of
the Old Dominion; by the author Of "The Cavaliers
ofvTgnia, --CHARLKs YAEcEY has the plea
sure of informing the Southern public thai he will
issue from hls Press in West We,umpka, Ala, ~ a
few weeks, the above named Novel, by distin-
guished anthor residing in the State of Georgia.
The Knights OF the Horse Shoe will be issued in
pamphlet form. vols. 125 pages, or more, EACH
Price rs cents per single copy-9 copies for $50
copies for $40.
Letters by mail, post paid, enclosing the money,
will receive prompt attention. Address
iy22 CHARLES YANCEY, Welumpka, Ala.
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DAILY SCHEDULE
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VA HISKEY-2O0 bbls Realized Wbiskey
w 10 bbls Mopopgahela Wh,skey, for "a le By
isia SMITH. DABNEY I co.
TSORN-sO0 sacks Of prime white cora selected
~ expressly for GRADING, for ale by
isl4 81. AL I. JONES.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

NINE AMI MANN T. ANpORhNN6. (
TTNHR PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA-
4 ny sfHARTFoRD, Coss continue 70 insure
kaildiags 81 Drisk or Wood aud their contents, 10
de iy Of Mobile and its vienties, against loss OF
damage By Ore. Alss to take marine and river risks
tho msst favorable terms. "
The ASeat Of this COMPANY has fall power and
satAsrity adjust and pay all losses that may occur,
o. sSss the requisite proof Of the same is submits
tea 10 hin, wilhos reference Of The claim 10 tho Of
fss 10 Hartford. which gives the agency all the adj
vastages Of local institution, in settling losses with
prsAptness. JON. G. RYAN, Agent, sj' Is
eet2l tf.es4-E, 81. Michael-st,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

A MEXICAN PATENT PLATE WINDOW
IN CLASSIC point Of smoothness Of surface,
weight Of metal, ihcknsss and strength, this Glass
is much superior to the French any other Glass
in use. Builders and others DESTROYS of having
spleadid Glasses at comparatively low prices
respectfully invited to call and examine this article
full assortment of sizes just received and for sale
dec25 BY /. C. DUBOSE & CO.. 80 Water st.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-24

SAIL DUCK-3O bales No :, 3, 4 and 6. Cot
y ton sail Duck; 10 do No 2, 3 & 10, Cotton RAJ
yeas; 10 do United States Pilot Duck, No and Z,
with heavy and light Russia Duck; Russia Ravens;
English Navy Canvass; Russia Bear Duck; U. 8.
Pilot Ravens; 40, A, ant 70 inch heavy twilled
Canvass; Hamock and Tarpaulin Cloths, 3 aud
feet wide and twilled Metbuen Duck, ior boat sails,
Cotton Cloth; Grain and Meal BagS; Cotton Sail
Irvine, &c &C., for sale by
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-03-07
psHAw, You DON'T DO 1T RIGHT.

The following is one of Mr., Coughs admira-
bic illustrations
| don't believe in any one man looking on
and grumbling, finding fault with the work of
others. Many men will say, " You don't go
the right way to work" who never take hold
themselves. 1t puts me in mind of circum-
stance which happened in Boston A cartman
was driving heavy load down the street, when
one of the wheels got into hole A gentleman
on the side walk seeing the difficulty, said, as he
stood with his thumbs in the armholes of his
waistcoat, Now, driver, take hold ofthe horse S
head, give him cut---now' Crack went the
whip: Get up" shouted the driver the horse
made desperate effort, but all in vain. oh,
pshaw' said the gentleman on the side walk, you
don't do it right This operation was repeated,
but with no better success and was followed with
ordinations of dissatisfaction by the good gentle
man on the side walk, Oh, pshaw, you don't do
fright At length, an old black man went into
the street, took off his coat and laying his shout
der to the wheel, he said, Now boss, give him
cut; altogether and away went the cart There
are a great many people just like this man. they
stand off, make no effort to push forward the car
of temperance themselves, and yet are continu-
ally complaining Oh, pshaw, you don't do ii
right Now, we want these gentlemen who
seem to know all about it, to do as the old black
man did, put their shoulders to the wheel and
help us TO do it right.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-03-07
MONTPELIER, VT, FRIDAY. MARCH 7, 1916

THE EARTH-The earth is a dwelling of
beauty, and was intended to CRAFTY the sense,
and minister to the pleasures of man. How
strongly is mercy blended with Divine power.
Oh that it were also the companion of human
strength. The soaring mountain, the humble
valley, the verdant plain, the river now sparkling
in light, now contrasting its gloomy shade the
aged tree, the modest flower, the brook and the
ocean, all demand our love and our reverence.
Do we display veneration for those inestimable
gifts when we lay waste the fruitful lands with
fire and sword when we mingle with the crys-
tai stream the blood of human beings, and Grim
son the green field with the gore of a slaughtered
brother 3! The impious hand of man deforms
that beauty which is but a reflection of its Ma
ker, and dares brand with crime even the brow
of nature-M0cRGmdra
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-03-07

hitting substances through tubes or pipes, with
great velocity. 1t is the purpose of this inven-
ton to transmit letters Or packages any distance
which may be desired with the rapdty of light
ming The process by which this is accomplish
ed is very simple, consisting merely of an air
chest, which is charged with air, by force
pump contiguous to the chest When the chest
is sufficiently charged with air, the letter or
package is placed in the feeder, and is immedi-
ately discharged through the pipe with great We
locity, and perfect safety. Col. Reed, the in
ventor, is of opinion that an outlay of $4,000
would insure the transmission of letters and
packages between Boston and New York. with
perfect safety in the space of half an hour.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-03-07
fl grtC MEt ~ q al.
THE BEST COWS.

You cannot be absolutely certain, when you
purchase heifers, that you will have good cows,
but by close attention you may acquire the art of
Judging pretty accurately whether they will prove
good The first part is the udder If this is not
capacious, or if it has not the power of becom-
ing so, she never will be great mixer Then
the color of the skin is important, if you would
have rich milk; it should be yellow or rather a
mahogany color; but you will want good teats
too to draw the milk large teats, not standing
close together, are good sign. These are the
most important points As to the form of the
COW, you will not choose large head OF horns,
for it costs too much to support them; nor long
legs, to make you hold the pail up from the
ground, and to require high fences. Long legs
require too much support; they are not good even
for travelling Choose short-legged animals
whenever you have the choice-whether cows,
oxen, horses, or hogs. Choose slender necks
and tapering tails; straight backs and broad bris-
kets, for such feed better and are less liable to
disease. The cows body should be large in COM
parison with her head and limbs, but it is not an
object to keep very large COWS, or oxen, or hors-
es on our farms, as general rule. Middle sized
COWS, and those below it, you almost always find
better mixers than large ones
In regard to the color of the body red oil
yellow, or yellow brindle, is indicative as any
of good mixer. You cannot always deter
mine, by any external marks, whether your helteI
will prove good cow On purchasing, you vii
have some regard to color as matter of fancy
BY close scrutiny, you can determine in some
degree by the countenance and the motions 81
the heifer, whether she is naturally doclle; ye
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-03-07
ReT6gtOWS.
PREACH CHRIST.

Our readers need only examine how we preach
Christ to form an idea how far we are evangeli-
cal. Shall we glory in the beauty of our COM
position; in the flowers Of rhetoric---in the force
of oratory--in the harmony of periods---and leave
the cross out as untashiOnabe? Thus did not
Paul. Shall we glory in the teachings---ln the
example of Christ---and not in the cross OF Christ
alone? SO did not Paul See, he is going in
to Greece the eye of the word---and what did
he do? al determined not to know any thing
among you, but Jesus Christ and him crucilied"
He is going to Rome, the imperial city-among
sages, generals, poets, legislators, and statesmen
Will he not change the theme? Will he not
there talk of the "Suprcme Being--eternal prov
idence---destiny," &c. No. 81 am not ashamed
of the gospel of Christ for it is the power of God
unto salvation, to every that believeth, to the
Jew first and also to the Gentle" And when
he heard that the Galatians were about to con-
ceal the cross, o what were his feelings They
were about to blot the sun out of the armament,
and what would they have left but darkness, des-
Olation, and DEATH The cross Of Christ is the
grand luminaly of the gospel SYSTEM from which
all its parts derive light, life, and influence All
else is darkness and God forbid that we should
glory, on earth or in heaven, in life or in death,
save in Christ our crucifed Lord ReU. Robert
NeWton
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-03-07

OLD PICKLE FOR PoRN-Some persons
place high value on old pickle for preserv-
ing pork, even as high as dollar gallon
as they find that it possesses superior prop
critics for keeping the meat sweet and good,
1t being already charged with the juices of
the meat, it will not so readily extract them
from fresh lot with which it comes in con-
tact. They who value this article so high
ly, Savingit for six or sever, years, will put
down in the hottest weatherin summer, with,
very little addition of salt, and it keeps per-
lectly~pure. The pickle should not be scald-
ed, but strained, to take the sediment out of
the matter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-03-07
INCONSISTENT CHRISTIANS.

Why do they suffer their lives to give the lie
to their profession, and their profession thus daily
to reproach and condemn their lives? Why do
they not either renounce their faith, or take more
care of their works What, to believe like
Christians, and live like heathens Why are
they such standing, visible, living contradiction
to themselves? o the unaccountable folly and
madness of wicked life, when it is joined with
a good faith the strange absurdity of such a
sinner the mystery Of his iniquity and yet
how many are there that are guilty of it Nor
riS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-03-07

The HEATHER AT OUR OWN DOOR. If we
cannot feel for them, we have no heart to feel
for the heather abroad. Otherwise, it is all
sentimentalisln, all fictitious philanthropy, mere
missionary romance, this anxiety for the heather.
The Christian that cannot feel for his suffering
brother at home, and desire that he may be
raised from a condition of suffering degradation
and sinfulness, to happiness on earth, and glory
in heaven, has no heart to feel for the suffering
abroad. True Piety sympathises with the suf-
fering all climes, and generally first with that
at her own door Christian Politician.