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interesting services and Efforts Of this mission among
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1Lc Rev r Weston, Of Trinity Psrh will preach 10 tbs
ys cbsreb Of Boy Martyrs (LudoSst near Graod) 70
| MORROW EVENINu the "saneiity of the Crave" The
| collection will be taken
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The Rev. IL. H. Geaty viii presch In tbs 5tos PTe'yte'
dan hu eh MORROW tho sh inst Services at l O'CLOCK
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The Rev. T.. Garfield, Rector Of Cb.h, Church. Brook
I'm Ir,ach fb.ioh the Epiphany, No S Sta Inton
b.iw Essex tDd NOoktts OF SUNDAY EVENING March
s, I,ire 10 q al a O'clock
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| Nsdison.st. VI. u. Cburch.Tbe Rev J. 5: lNSKIP ~i
| r,seh TO.AORHOW At ~ A. Subject Diffusion OF the
Downfall OF Bah subject" Erroneous
Nss And AL O'clock si,iect Chsoge
vile bodies Chrsps Second Coming Sess free Pd0e
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NO.2p.

Judieious and well experienced minister on ca.
Is charged with being personal To be sure be =
iAe~ art the n'Ga'-snd he is intent that A..
sharp arrows should penetrate the heart. os n.
Kings enemies
T We are professedly desirOus Of an ala. a.e..k;..,
revival. Where is the Christian who leea not g
Joice in this fact, Go then to work, and o,a H.
ners out Of The FIRE, and introduce brands .luckes
from the burning into the Church OF Christ
They are all around you; you have opportunities
for usefulness presenting themselves every hour.
The spirit to be cherished if We would be truly
useful, is that of wrestling with God for wisdom
and success and Of wrestling with man On behalf
OF the claims of Christ. Let your friend be OF.
Tended if he will /; if You accomplish your object
he will hereafter eternally thank You. When
fhornhih had erected his scaffold, and commenced
10 paint the cupola of ST. Pauls cathedral in Lon
oon, intent on his work. he stepped back on the
seal'd TO see its effect friend saw his danger of
taxing one step more, which would have dasbe,.
MN TO pieces, and in a moment laube5 the ba.r,;-
iul picture; Thornhl ran towards him :, ,...h
but what was his gratitude when he saw En-. a.,
ger he had escaped! Such, nav far stro,gar .hsu
De The everlasting gratitude Of those who ksv.
been pulled ont Of tse fire Watcspa,t & Res,ct,,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-26
The JapaleSe Empire.

The whole empire consists of sixty-six provinces
The island of Niphon contains fifty, Kew-shoo nine,
Schoke five, Yeso one, and Sadho one.
! The city of Jeddo is in the province of Mesa
she. The chart points out eight hundred and eight
islands, including the four principal ones some of
which are rich in mineral productions In the is
land Sa-dho there are rich gold mines, but no one
IS allowed to work them but the conyicts whom
the government sends there. They seldom live over
three years; some never allowed to see daylight.
They work the mines like railroad tunnel, under
the mountains, where some have to spend their life
time, without ever seeing the sun again.
On the east side of Kew-shoo there is an abun-
dance of COAL and good harbor for shipping near
at hand The people mostly burn charcoal; they
are forbidden to cook with the hard COAL on ac-
count OF the gas; therefore the mines are not much
attended to.
In the Island Ha-jay-joshe-ma all the Emperor's
clothing is made He sends vessel there five
times year, to bring his rich cargo TO Jeddo-
Some Of bis junks are ornamented with gold plates
on the side, and all round the bulwarks.'
The most remarkable mountain is Foog- san, in
the province Sooroong-au; it is ten miles high, and
the top is capped with snow nine or ten months in
the year. In June and July it is visited by great
numbers of people from Jeddo and different parts
of the country; the people have great many songs
in praise of it and its traditions. 1t is regarded
sacred, and no females are allowed to ascend it.
The present Emperor is about twenty-one years
of age; his title is Thin-Kaw, which means Heaven
beneath. His palace is in the city of Jeddo it is
surrounded by strong wall and outside the wall
deep canal full of water his arsenal is close to
his palace, built on mound, where he retreats in
case of war which he is always afraid of. He keeps
a strong life guard around him. ard when he rides
out which is very seldom, he has ten or twelve of
his ministers dressed in the same uniform with
himself so no person may know him, he is so much
afraid of his own subjects.
When he passes through the city the people must
kneel down and keep their faces to the ground I'M
til he is out Of sight. They cannot even turn their
heads to look at him. They have to do the same
with all his ministers Of state and public officers.
The principal weapon of war in Japan is the sword,
which is large and very sharp. A good swords
man il supposed to be able to fend off ten arrows,
shot at the same time, and he is thought to be able
to cut musket ball in two if he sees the man who
is firing at him. Their use of the musket is as fol-
lows: it has no flint, but goes with match which
is attached to the stock. They hold the musket up
hand, while they touch it off with the right The
people are not allowed to keep firearms in their
houses-San Francisco Times.
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Earnest LabOrerS.

-" Ministers" said the excellent John Sutclf, the
friend and companion of Andrew Fuller, who
might have applied to Christians generally, Min
;sters will never do much good till they begin TO
mill SINNERS ont of tie fire" Yes, Christian breth-
rem and sisters, if we would do good to our uncon-
verted friends, we must use with them holy vio-
enee, and let them feel that affection for ther
is so great that we will emphatcally labc-
them and with them till the first desj- Is fo
hearts be accomplished. There is sop- .e of oul
promising about ministry which ething very
enough to offend the enemies o. 1cites attention
always expect good to bed true piety and we
lone, when we hear that
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on the sides and bottom. and cemented. In width
it is about IL feet, and about ten feet in depth,
sufficient to carry mountain stream which no lon
ger runs it, owing to the obstruction of rubbish at
its mouth, but which now pursues its course to the
Pecos river. There is also q deep paved avenue
leading directly east from Gran Quivira near one
hundred feet in width which Mr.. Cambell followed
forty miles, and he left it supposing it to be road
which led to Nacogdoehes, in Texas. About Qui-
vira, on the northern side of the road, he found
quite large village in ruins At Gran Quivira
there is an abundance of painted pottery and earth
ern vessels, but he found no metallic ones.-CaiJor
MA Paper.
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There is no excellence without labor Geniu
with the large eye and the exquisite taste is alway
slow and painful in the execution of its tasks
Guido rever satisfied himself with an eye, nor Car
raci with an ear. When Domenichno was re
preached for not painting picture, he said, I"
am continually painting it within myself How
often Milton sat under cedar with Eve, and
Shakespeare gazed into the passionate ofJuliet
before those pictures received their finishing touch
| a secluded apartment, with nothing but desk,
ehair' and single sheet of paper was for fiflv
years the study of Button, the single ornament was
print oil Newton placed before his eyes-nothing
broke into the unity of his reveries.
Industry is the feature by which the ancient, de-
scribe celebrated character, ineredibH iadus,r,o
How incredible the labors of Cicero, Erasmus
Lord Bacon, Usher and Bayle, and the other great
educators of our race
The historian De Thou, devoted his life to pre-
pairing his great work. Even in his sleep he was
travelling in distant lands, conyersing with the
earned, and visiting libraries.
Gibbon tells us in his history AT first all was
dark and doubtful even the title of the work. =
lie was often tempted to throw away the labor of
seven years.
Pope was never satisfied with his productions--
No edition of his works ever received the last
touch from his hands @saI
Cowpers Task grew out of his task of describ-
ing the SOfa-unti! the greatest work of the dav
was evolved from his prolific BRAIN
The : Pleasures of Memory" had for its nucleus
few lines on the subject, but by meditation and
labor, after the lapse of several years, tha. fine
poem was also brought into being by Rogers.
labor conquors all things"
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~ YER CT KEO ~ SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.-This
Justly celebrated Medicine has for maintained
speedy permanent Ague and Fever ChtIls
ana Fever, whether short long standing; and in
will il a 10 care fbe directions strictly followed
and carried out.
This remedy has extensively used throughout the
States Renucky. Tennessee, ohiO Indiana PennsyVa
MIA Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, Texas
Arkansas Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana; and has
maHent cured over Five SDRED THOUSAND cases In all
its varied FORMS many ofwhich had been of from TO
three years. standing and had resisted all the usual RENE
In the country and IN no case did THIS medicine
ail where directions properly followed. such 1s
its iuvarabe success thats large number Of respectable
Practitioners Of Medicine In various parts of the country,
and prescribe II in preference TO qunlne anda oher
he public are assured only certain in Its ef
ecs Tonic, but being composed entirely OF vegetable
medicines, perfectly innocenl IN ali Cases or
he given TO females, Infants and all per
sons debatei and delicate constitutions, without the
least fear Whatever Of any unpleasant effect:
Medicine composed Of articles of the primest and
purest quality and always made 10y the proprietor in
SON the established forms of pharmacy (which cannot
be said the many 1oncs flooding the Western and
Southwestern couutr) and ia s respect alone is rendered
greatly superior the remedies usually prepared and sold
Rl It's aperent and powerful daphoretic properties, sd
ded to its qnaes 1t is rendered enineDty superior
To quinue and other remedies general and popular
Tonic whatever whore Tonics proper TO be
administered The proprietor, therefore, respectfully In
ytes practitioners and the public generally 10 give but
far TRIAL and they viii then be convinced OF its great supe
rorty al other remedies in for the purpose
specified.
Fever hills Bilious Fevers, would do well
10 keep suppy OF ts valuable remedy always on hand
The proprietor In his possession Thousands OF
N1lue given by persons who have used H. Win
many letters merchants who have sold 1t largely In
their country well from many respectab'e Practitioners
have used Ia preference 10 other remeIss al
40 I2 College street, Wholesale aud Retail Agent, Nash
Vim. Tenn decI0-d&tn W.
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Cherub Charlie.

On golden summer morning,
While sweet fragrance filed the air,
In the Pastors cheerful dwelling,
A small circle knelt for prayer,
And among them little Charlie
Bowed his bright unfrosted head,
Never moving, never lisping,
Till the morning prayer was said.
"Come my son, my little Charlie
Said the mother at the close,
Say your Bible verses, darling,
God hath kept you through repose"
Then unclasped his dimple fingers,
Der his lips a sweet smile crept.
While he raised his head repeating,
'IhGre laid me dolcn and slept
That Is all my verse, dear mother,
Pray don't add another word
And he glanced his eyes upward,
Like some eager little bird,
THAT Is all my verse, dear mother
Often since their eyes have wept,
While they've Thought how then be mumured
~ haze laid me dOson and slept"
Darling Charlie! Cherub Charliel
When night spread its ebon wing,
To your little crib they bore you
Like some smitten faded thing,
Never more amid the household
When they kneel for morning prayer,
Shalt thou bow, like some meek ilOW'ret
With clasped fingers by the chair.
Never more-for to green pastures
Where still waters" softly CLEAN,
Angels bore sweet Cberub Charlie,
Far beyond deaths narrow stream;
He is there amid the sunlight,
Where no shadow ever crept,
Who can mourn that Cherub Charlie
Laid him dozen that night and slept"
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cations of marriage life without reading the POCKET
ESCULAPlUS. Let suffering from a hackned
Cough Pain in the Sde restless nights feelings
and the whole train of Despecc sensations and given
by their physician be another moment without consulting
the HSCUlAPIUS. Have the married, those about TO
be married, any impedment read this truly useful book
it has been the of saving thousands of unfortunate
creatures from the very jaws of death.
.z3y" ANY person sending TWENTY-FIV CENTS
closed in letter. will receive copy of this work by mail
five copies viii be sent for One Dollar.
Address (poSt-paidD DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
marchl6-ly No. l52 Spruce st. PhitGaephtd.
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Selett 4ottrp,
From the Knoxville Register.

We lind the following sweet sanzas in the Augusta Ca
Sentinel from the pen OF Miss G. W. Barter that state
The occasion which gave rise them of local
may say personal interest," but there many Heart in which
thee arc hoaIde memories of young bright yes dim
and of golden locks which death has scattered his de
ing dust from whence there will gush while eadng theu
an emotion Of cordial sympathy with those who TO
'.Chefub Ciiariie.n The lines very heautiul. -t
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The most Extraordinary Discovery i'm the
World is the Great Arabian Remedy for
Man and Beast.
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENr.

TIE beautiful aud fertile region skirtng the desert Of
Arabia, abounds with plants and odOrous woods
whence procured those aromatic gums and bassms
which this Lnimsnt is composed and by whose siimulA
ing unctuous and penetrating properties is when applied
dused through the whole system sllsyBg the
most intense pain in a few minutes Try il, when you
will be convinced that preparation possesses high
degree perfect anOdyne qualities. Its action prompt
and effective Ii peneraes the desh the bone relszes
contracted cords restoring to limbs paraysed Tor years.
and where the flesh has wasted away leaving nothing bot
skin and bone. exciies healthy action causing flesh
TO grow ont and I'll the shrreed parts restores the
synOvia fluid joint water and this is the way
has been successfully in diseases ofthe joints In aec-
tons Of the SPINE Liver Lungs and Kidneys this great
medy stands before any other produced For aqua
cake enlargement Of the Spleen it is specific. For any
internal Inflammation, you will find il gives great relief Ii
has equal in the world for rheumatism alss crsnp4
swelling numbness weak JOINTS. Spine and Chest p<ins,
wounds chbans burns throat bites Of insects and
reptiles salt rheum, warts eOrns mango and indeed all dis
which require external application and many OH
ers are greatly benetedb by 1t is used externally with
greet success &C. For Horses Cattle it escuai
in diseases OF VIII any Of sweeney
istence also. SPAWN Splint Rngbone, Big head tstus
Farcy, Poll Evil, windgals, Strains, Bruises. &c.