Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

ACHkAf PAiNr.--l'ake one busieI Of unslacked
lime. and Pock II with cold waters when Stacked,
add it ~ pounds Of Spanish willing, n pounds Of
sail and II pounds Of sugar. Strain this mixture \
through wire sieve, and il will be liz for use after
reducing with cold water.
This is intended for The outside of buildings or
where it exposed TO the weather. In order give
good color, three coats are necessary On brick,
and two on wood. IL miy be laid on with
brush sim liar TO white wash. Each coat must
have sufficient time to dry before The next is APP
piled.
For painting inside walls, take as before one
bushel unslacked lime, pounds Of sugar, pounds
Of salt, and prepare as above, and apply with
brush.
| have used II on brick and find it well calculated
10 preserve them-it is Ear preferable TO oil punt
] have also used it wood, aad assure YOU il will
last longer tough siding than oil paint will on
plain siding OF boards. .l
You can make any color you please, IL you wish
a straw color, use yellow ochre instead of whiting
for lemon colGr, lamp black; for blue, indgo for
green chrome green. These different kinds Of paint
will not cost more than one-fourlh as much as oil
paints, including labor ot putting on.-TOnlario
freeman.
| Our readers will see below IA card, respectfully
signed by citizens of Marion. in this Stale, recon-
mending Mr. McHELM, WIN is now ia this city. as
a skilful teacher Of Penmanshlp aud Book keeping.
| We have also examined other testimonials and let
tiers. which establish his claim 10 public confidence
as thoroughly acquainted with his profession, and
very skilfu in z wing instruction. We feel safe IN
vouching for him. worthy of public support, and
need say nothing ofthe value Of The arts which he
proposes leach They are OF the first utility all
PERSONS and particularly 10 those engaged in business,
and few hours daily attention for short time, sn-
der the tuition of Mr. McIfeim, will amply repay the
labor and the cost.
| PRoFEssoR NJ cHELM, TEAcHERo PENMAN-
SHIP AND Book KEEPINo.-We are happy to add
TO the number Of testimonials, which this Gentleman
| is receiving frpm all parts Of the United States, in
favor OF tins admirable system Of instruction. Among
the many Writing Teachers which we have seen, we
| we think Mr.. Mctielm stands unrivalled. The al
most incredible improvement of ms pupils, and the
ease with which this is effected is the hest nee
OF the superiority Of his system; ana ,hini. he
cannot do the public better service than carry
his intention OF publishing II entire, and thus moi on
] ly tighten the labor of teachers, hut furnish oul
schools with important desideratum, good Copy
Book.
| The classes which he has conducted in Marion, as
is usually the case, exhibit great proficiency in this
| beautiful art OF Penmanshp and We believe are full,
sat isicd that he has fulfilled all that he promised II
Bookkeeping he had pupils here, but we believe
him TO lie fully competent 10 impart instruction IL
this branch also.
as a gentleman ami Teacher, TO all those VIII,
may wish to excel IN those which so admirabl,
combine ufihty and ornament.
| y. Rockwell .' s. s. Sherman,
NJ. p. Jeweu, SIR. Wright.
Marion, April Is. 1S45