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AUCTION sALHa-
FUTURE DAYS.
ny I'aIiia,nI & lInyis' ta..t.3-

4 gMMlaSfONEk,s sAIsE or RFar
- hsfaTE.--Pursuant TO decree Of the Cirrnit
Soult OF the cesHty Of Hearico, prone Gpeea on M
~ usy OF March, 1856, CoH.fuissfoner fherr1f3
named, will sell to the highest bidder uponf bs
RIemisess on THURSDAY. the 9TH inst At orfnck
one tot OF Land with the improve nieni there
near the city Of Richmond = =
AND on the following day, the Path inst, upon the
prenises 81 ~ O'clock. NJ lot OF Land at the iash
Cottase IN the county of Hanover ali being the pro-
cd. 1880 - t''s -
TERMS or SALE: Cash for as much rs will pay the
cos.s OF .he SUIT aud expenses incident to the sale;
ana TOT the residue, credit of five months will be
eVen-fne purchaser or tuIchHsers give bond with
approved security. and the title to be sinef un
to be made BY the Court. ~ I - =
se-s aszs FENDALL GRIFFIN
Special Commissioner.
IULLIAM q DAVIS Aucta. -. NH E-fda
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wish TO rent n
II sual. farm not more than or 5 miles distant
he city. Apply lor address L. M at this of
NH 6--2ft
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HIGH CONsTABLE's OFFICE. /

AtGi1 CONSI6BLEFS OFFiCE. Z
- March 9Th 1856. :
EsY VIRTUE of n distress warrant to me
- directed in favor Of Darlington ageiust Miles A.
henderson, sheli,oa FRIDAY, the 7th day Of the
present month at the house recently occupied by
the sslo henderson, opposite the LIST market, be
tween Main aud Franklin streets proceed to sell ut
public auction to the highest bidder, the property
levied upony consisting in part of | bar Stove
Boii-r and Pipe, | Dining Table, II Plain Chairs
a Office Chairs Tables, CheGng Dishes, sets OF
Csstors. Clock Looking Glass, dernohns of Liquor
DecanteTs, Candy Jars, Goblets, Tuinblers Vinegar
Champagne, Gas Fixtures Cooking Stoves with
Pots and Boiler, and other Cooking Apparatus and
Kitchen Furniture, lot of Cookery Ware, Bedstead
and bedding. =
Terms: Cash on dslivery-sale to common SO at IL
O'clock, A NJ. -
N, B-Also, at the same tire and place will be
sold, Tor cash. the unexpred lease of the said house
running about ton- and half years The sale of the
said Lease will 'e at 10 O'Clock, precisely before tic
sale OF the above property and possession given at
once. ,..e - .-- =
ms ids JAMES P. TYLER, H. C. c. r.
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BY Richard Cauthofu.
BY Dunlop. Moncure 81 Co.

BY Dunlop. Moncure & Co.
an TUESDAY, the 18th inst. co,rme,,c-
~ ing at Ii O'Clock, We will sell at our wharf ana
warehouse at Rockets, the cargo of the schr Ade-
laide consisting of
l45 hhds. prime quality SUGAR
40 Dds. do do MOLASSES.
ALSO,
The cargo of the brig ~ ARGUS
ZIG binds Prime SUGAR
200 bbls. prime MOLASSES
TERMs-Under $780, ssh; over s leo four months
credit, for approved negotiable pGper
DUNLOP, MONCuRE-Ss- CO.
mn AuctionseIs
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VALUABLE Pisl yATE DVEIEENf.
AND VACANT LOT. ON CLAY, BETWEEN
MADISON AND HENRY STREETS FOR. ST1E
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, on THURSDAY, 9th
day Of March, 1856, on the premises commenting at
O'clock, T. NJ the excellent Brick pssolliug LOCATED
above, now in tbs possession Of Mis- Franess
Lunipkin, and adjoining the residence Of NJ Wan.
Davis. The house has seven rooms, besides large
Kitchen, Stable, &C., go
ALSO-A valuaie building lot adjoining on the
vest fronting 80 feet, running back l5O fsot to n
alley.
FERNS: one-fourth cash; balance at ), 6 and Q
months for negotiable notes. interest added and ute
retained till last note ID paid The exea and insurance
for thePressnt year to be paid BY the purehas-c.
..-. ---i - G0DDiN & APPERSON.
fe29 Auetioneers.
p S.Inmsdiatolya after the foregoing sale, Ion fh
terms will be sold the neat Framed tt ne MT
at the corner of Clay and Mmford sta. Tia Lot
fronts 81 feet back $50 feet TO an aley. ~
ulh / G. Il Aucts
P. s. After the. foregoing saics, wl be sold fear
handsome building lots Moore stfeet adjoining Mr.
Neidt's F0ap factory the west. Also, heautifal
lot Baker street, opposite the residence OF Jsco6
shook Esq. Terms At sale. mis-
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| -; I'm the 2Gih February, n bunch Of
lie a1i KEY b or 6 in number, on a steei ring,
rt,gs'1 VI . malt dollar. The finder will receive
'lA ST ~ "' '4Ae o'hUei u ieqaiieu'
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BAKER. PLEAsANTS { q
by Alexnr,irr Na.I.

Il ,ion x SITp II Il, CLOTHING. DRY
On T Tps nsHoEs SEWN be sold AZ Auction,
,;,s - marcn6.h ct 10 o'clock. supary ar
family % ed DECLINING house keeping
ar;Aso-senGry Invoices Ready Made Clethinr:
consisting OF Coets, Pants, Vests Shrts &c c.
cry. 6lassware, Clocks, Shoes Hats &c: : so s..
Gold Watches account of whom Il nsa y saps.
to cover advances. saH,as = 10y S Soieetn
L TERMS: Cash.ss~saga ass4r ~ ALEX MORN ~
mn 81 -A 81 .4s#5.sss.5s - A..
~ LEMONS, HERRlNGS AND BRANDY
be added TO my sale this morning 6 boxes Iay,on..
lpO boxes Smoked Herrnss; 5 boxes Cosnas BsanGy;
di,nyjohns Super Brandy, gallons each :.
inll 8 - ' ALEX MOTT
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NUUR OWN FAULT--lf you will suffer
i from protracted cough when relief may be so
easily obtained RICHARDSON'S WILD CHER
ny AND BLOODROOT CANDY ise of the most
reliable Of all preparations offered for curing Throat
and Lung Complaints, Asthmas &c 1t looseBs,
sacthos and heals all irritation or inflammation and
fr1psrts healthy action 10 tire lungs.
For sale by Druggists John w Pollard, 18th street;
t. =. Thomas Broad street; and
J. i. RICHARDSON'S
Confectionery and Variety Store,
NH Sim Columbian Hotel Building.
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by t'odslin 81 AppeFson.

HANDSOME CUING'aiiE FARM GNTfsE
~ MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, HALE MILE
NORTHEAST Of RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-The
subscriber intending to change his business row OF.
ters Tor sale th5 small Farm which he resides 10.
Gated 80 above containing about I2 acres The in
proye!rents are rsW, consisting OF an excellent
d%eliGg,and the whole place highly improved within
the past year for market garden. On the pacs there
are several e&ce'!ent Springs The neighborhooG Is
good Apply on The premises to the subscgiber.
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BY Go,i.Iin & Appcrs0n,

TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aacts.
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By Bnker, Plrnsanfs q q,

ME WILL SELL AT AUCTION ~
THURSDAY, 9Th inst at lot pesr Cent.ri
tUepot commencing at 10 O'clock, four Bugsies anS
q ssffIniess also. eeversI good Work Horses.
~ pc added TO cur sale twenty sets Of second
NH 5 sas RAKFR Prr4sAEre .. RI, q
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o>T.--tln Main, between 18th and I3th
: s,Er5ts Black Embroidered LACE VEIL. The
-L-t vii please leave it at this office. NH 5-3t
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYs.
By E. n. Cook & Co. Co.


I AtlsTEE,Ss - isIs.--T.s5rrp s,...
ts.,.sgrlFr HOOKS, eTATIONERY Ann E I'm
Il sssvcDs. ST skfTcTrGr On TTfFsn Il arsCf
~. 1856 ~ n O'clock AZ the sfnYa fsssi. alarci
~ WI A. Bntters No. 49, hfais street. ,:y;,g Pred
Isie aucEi0n, without rsseys fp enstre CO. 1la
ssrIsA comprising well selected stock ~ y
aor. ppSssa such arc used IN Nranis. Mia.
| Rnypi .gasi letter. Footseaps Flstcep. Meriu,s
Ban ~ sld ether kinds Of Paper; EnvsIopss
PRAYER 80 q al klnds; Meme. Books Bibles;
ytb !, Ias' orr Folios; Drawing PAPERS toasthel
80; urge variety of fresh and rslpaL ia q 5ci
IT, ~ DC psftic'fiarized In the rr,alegaa =
49, - sas offers to c4fatr, .rarrl,s,f, a., =
rates az the E ths Spring purchases at unusual
tnur from Pere niptary. The sele will etD-
ai ~, way 70 day until the stock is ali saI5
..ia ID, ~ De re aag sseI nrav;o,,s =, ~.
mail. e y t1ose who desire it, by
catalogue. De hsde known in the
AbSo--Two Primo Fortes one IS ,.,,.., = /,
sna IS most excellent instrument Il new,
me mouse and store is for rent tin OFT I,e.e
mn o-oia ". f. WATSON T-rst.. 81,
csie cond acted by T. B Cook L Co. Aucts 20
r EASE OF STORE Ann T.rsrnr~,x,,
- ON MAIN STREET. AT AL eTfflN - ~ ~ = T.
DAY next 7th inst at y O'Clock OF, fbs ,,ran y.
that very desi rable Tenement Main letyveet ~
and 10Th streets will be leased to the highest h5r
for term of or5 yeefs. This tenement is in the
most improving part of the CITY, being a short ds
rance from the Banks and other places Of busin
the same recently occupied by DR.. Addington as an
Office, and j. s. u. Evans resdence-wiil be sas-
I'd together.
Possession given on the LIST day Of April, 1856
Terms 8 sale. BENZ. DAVIS
Sale conducted by r, p Cook Co, Aucts NH 4
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4 II ANTED--A situation as CLERK in n
Il " Grocery or Commission House. Satisfactory
4 e'.-euees given. Address -. A. c." through the
is Drsc@. box &5R. NIB Sta
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VNT ID. BLAIR lis now receiving full ad.
w ditions 70 his standard stock OF FAMILY
STORES, such as
Fine Green and Black Teas
Mocha Java and Green CoHees
Sugars of all kinds; Syrup and Molessas
Hams Shoulders and Middnss of Beeon
Chocolate French, sweet aud plain
Cocoa and Bromhr
Mustard, Anne riran, French and English
Sweet on; Capsrs
Sauces, Worcestershire and Reading
English Pickles, Delightfully."- seasoned
Spices Ginger and Pepper, ground
Scotch Ale and London Porter Ff#
Fine assortment of Wines, including seveTaIiof
the best brands of Champagne and Hook Wines,
from the importers
Cigars Olives SGrdines
Ram and Brandy, Imperial, in bottles, &c
NH 3---6t
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rsNRUSTEE,cs SALE Or LOTS ON ARCH
4 AND CENTRE STREETS AND BETWEEN
9Th AND TIN STREETS. AT AUCTfCN.--As Trus-
in certain deed executed 10 the suhscriber by
John w. Hines, now decd, bearing date 18th Feb,
1851, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court,
shall sell at public auction, on the premises.
WEDNESDAY, the 18th March, 1856 at I! o'clock,
P NJ. if fair it the next fair day the several lots
conveyed by said deed. viz: z, 3D. 81 % 2s n, IA,
10 the first six fronting together l28 feet Arch
street and the two as CT IL feet on Centre streets
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray EXPENSE of
gale and note OF S72t; ba iance such credit as
shall be agreed the hour of sale The title is
believed be perfect: but the subscriber will conway
with the usual special warranty. - -. -
nlh4 L. R. SPELMAN. Trustee.
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u -ANTED- 4 TEAC IL R.--Mnnted.

" sdy TO teach School, not exceeding seven
S.-.a-z competent to teach French and MHsic per-
rrry-s Southern lady preferred. Must come well
r--.-g'slded. Address VIM. o. WINSTON, Han
r.r- {. H.. q. fe 25-2aw4w
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/ U i.-Un Monday morning, ON Bread,
-. IN oh CT 7th sis. GOLD L0CKET with min
~ me owner is anxious TO get it; il being
r ,-ir u deceased relative. A reward will he
va. .'f 10 return 90 this Office. nah St"
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The foregoing Fern will be sold at pubic auction
Ike premises. on MONDAY, the 10th March, 1856
at O'Clock 2 NJ, if fair ifnot, the next fair day
TERMS: Ouc-Fcurth- cash, balance at s, u and Is
mouths, furnegotiabie notes interest added secured
by aLrust deed, or title retained
l--cIk (iODNiMN AppFpS
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ALSO-A vslualie building lot adjoining on ths
west, fronting 80 feet running back l5O fsot TO an
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VIZ NALE.--A NEGRO WOMAN. ,yho
cd 81 ufst rate Cook, Washer and Ironer. "a years
Ne, oee Is soId for no fault. Apply at the Cary
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DICE..-lU Heroes prime quality, landing
mh5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.
1ERUVlAN laUANU.-sUO Tons pure
Il Peruvian Gnano daily expect d, for SALE to al.
rive, by " !.
NH slot CHAs. T. WORKMAN co.
SUELL LIME.-l have for sale. and will
- keep constantly on hand at my Lime kiinn, near
Cart Goddin's taysrn on Bacon branch, Iarse sup
ply Of the best quelit OF pure Oyster
Shell LIME. Formers aud others IN want OF this ar.
ueie can get their orders filled by applying at my
kii.s' or addressing me through the city 7. Q.
mh6-daeim - 81 = = JOHN MOSS.
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TE'HUS1,;9EtEs3s,' sAi1k OF House AND

TENR!JSTEE$' SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il llOr on 5TIt STREET. NORTH OF LEIGH
in deed of fulst made 23d June; 1855 by john "
Rsove and WIFE to secure th3 Shockoe Hill Building
Fund Association the payment of the sum Of 80 O4G
which sand deed IS daily recorded in Richmond Hust
Gss Court we shall, IN execution of said trust pro
coed to sal. On FRIDAY, the I4th day of March
lbs upon She premises commencing at O'Clock the
House and Lot oc7fed above. Tbs lot fronts 30
feet east SIDE Of 5-h street, aud back 100 feet
upon which isa hRnasoms new framed Dwelling two
sures ard basement with Kitchen in the yard and all
The couyeniences Of comfortable residence for
moderate sized family The whole premises are in
complete order
The Tera's require cash for the whole amount but
arrangement viii likely be made to give Il credit
OF aad y months tvo-trds of the purchase mo-
neyth5 same being properly secured with interest
aided. r. T. SERAUS. SIR
ALBERT SPOTT !
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i
" Lazy Of this city, who is qualified TO give in
s'--0u n the various En- ghsh branches, French and
Vase She hss had experience in teach pg, and can
r.- satisfactory references. Address l.. M, Rich
f.--c Va NH 5-6tt
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SPRING BEkAGE AND GHALLY De
- LAIN DRESSES.-The remaining portion OF the
large lot of the above description OF Spring Dress
Goods left from isst Sunnierr stock purchased
of G. H. Hart, witt be rlosed out this week, pre-
yous to the receiptof new Spring Goods 81 ENORMOUS
sacrifice Ladies wishing to avail themselves of the
opportunity to purchase desirable Dress Goods will
cafl early at the ests blished cheap store of
NH 5 ALFRED MOSES 6S Main St
NTEAL..-JO Bushels nice Country Meal,
lVl 500 bushes Mountain Seed Oats, in store and
fr sale by EGGLESTON Il FITZGERALD,
NH No. IA Pearl street
NEW TRUNks.-.Jus i RECEIVED, q supply
In of new Trunks of ala sizes which Will sell very
cheap. Recollect they are at No 49, Sign OF the Big
Boot just below the St Charles. opposite slde at
NH - 4@ss&A WIN WALsaS.
LTRE s II FKABE Y--Bermuda
i Arrow Root; Tepoca; Sago; Corn starch; Heck.
ers Farins Baksrs Cocoa just received for sale by
RAklsAINs FOX CAsH U.si. 80. OO0
II yards small figured printed chaliies at ~ cents
worth al Of Is cents. Ladies' cash buyers vii please
call and sec them they are the goods Of the sea-
son G. A. GWATklN,
NH Opposite Exchange Bank,
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= ---e. u3e with
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By DavcBporf, A,icn & Co

baksr N ary C-E III -. -. "A -
children DeeatufI tsxI tos Sf5N - 20
Same. idei necatuFl issl III .s... ~
Pan,Wm M..,l, .4Jseksosl . zoel 400 q
The foregoing Lots or 80 nsieh thereof n slsll be
snts,erl. viii Sc sold on the II Il cay Of March se&l
II fs,,n, nf tba To4n Fail ia Mautlksfer, between
the hous OF i2o'eIock NJ AVID ee.pck p AZ eoei-
AZ IN. f,rstnanied hour uni Eafhefe ks pre-
yoasly paid the taxes on the same, and twenty per
| seen I'M In such taxes for the charges.
| q Isanuytds JOSEPH WELLS, Collector.
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O>f--On ,nturday evening Iasi, sone-
Gi<T--CMECIA ANn M0NEY LO~T.-.

l.t IN ny resdrnce, On the Central Hailrond, this
@ 4 with A. Pi1zip. check No. 5e2 on the Far
,., ing. dated % February, 1896, for $3.50, and
nv irgns and one 3 North Carolina note, In
-, Pocket After leaving tho Poet Office the notes
IS f f we're missing, J will give IS out of the
,.| 'heir return 70 D.. r. e. Deane. Payment
IN. S1eek has been stopped, and can be IF no use
nh .n a.H TilOS II DREW.
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II ANT EO-TU sHUEMAhKRs-4o or 5
good hands on ladies' wear. None bat the best
tmrn need apply. To such constant employment
- be given, Apply TO
HENRY w. QUARLES,
sJt-Ls No Is Pearl SO.
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q Ii ss u r.sB.EE
fay Ucuf W iniStefS.

L. Pay him, because tits the ordiila-
tion of God, s'ihat those who minister
at the altar should live of the altar"
When God sent YOU your pastor, lie
laid you under obligation to support
him. The Head of the Church is too
Just TO call q man from secular labors
for his service, without giving a pre-
cept Tor his sustenance.
2. Pay Your minister because you
owe him and the precept is, "owe no
man" Having had the time and service
Of your minister, you can no more de
prive him of his wages, without sin,
than you could "the reaper of Your
fields" The money you subscribed is
not o charity, but debt. ., ~
3. Pay your minister, that lie may
be worth paying; How can he give
instruction, ifpoverty drive l'im ont OF
his study to dabble in worldly business.
How can he buy books and periodicals
without means! How can he think
and reason closely, if you allow lis
mind to be tortured with fears of debts
and insolvency, and keep him running
from neighbor to neighbor borrowing
-,nsneya How cen lie &c before the
Church as q pioneer in godliness, if
you compel him to be continually strug-
Cling with pecnniary embarrassment
4. Pay ,your minister so that he can
pay his debts. The world expects min
listers to pay their debts pnnctually.
Not to do this is to bring reproach mp
on religion. Can the ministers he
punctual, if his people withhold the
means 2, The shoemaker, tailor, mer-
chant &C., want their money, and will
you compel your minister TO detraud
them EsaEetae3 ksez- ls2as-
5. Pay yonr minister, If you would
keep him, or ever get another as good.
Il Do q bad thing for Church to get
the name Of starving theirministers." |"
We know some churches who do.this J
Tie curse Of God seems to he upon
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fofM aiion Of Dcb.

The air contains at all times more or
less moisture, though in state so rari-
fled as to be imperceptible. To prove
this it is only necessary in a summers
day TO fill glass with cold water,
when, dry as the atmosphere may seem,
its moisture will be condensed, and
made visible, il the form of small pei.
lucid drops upon the outside of the
glass below that of the surrounding at
mosphere. On this principle distilla-
tion is conducted; and in the same
manner dew is formed. No sooner
does the sun sink toward the horizon
than the blades of grass which clothe
the earths surface give out the heat
they have been receiving during the
day, and consequently they become so
much colder than the atmosphere that
they condensc in the form of dew part
of the raritied moisture Immediately
surrounding them. Dew, being thus
formed, is, OF course, more abundant
before and after rains, when the atmos-
phere is moisfest. Calm AMI clear
nights are essential also for the copious
deposition of dew for then the CLASSY
blades emit their heat freely, and it is
dispersed through the atmosphere
without any equivalent return. On
the contrary, however, if the night be
cloudy, then heat from the atmosphere,
in some degree, TO keep its tempera,
ture on a level with that of the CLASSY
blades. and Tins SO nearly equalise the
two that but little dew is deposited
1t, in addition to clouds, high wind is
blowing, no dew will he formed; fol
then the temperature of the grass is
prevented from sinking by the agit;.
ton of the air continually bringing a
warmer current to succeed tile colder
current by which it is surrounded or
it may be that the night winds, being
generally cool, so rapidly reduce the
airs temperature as to bring it below
that Of the grass. -. .-,..... .
As substances differ in their power
of losing their heat. so do they differ
! i'll their attraction for dew. On grass
swans down, ard other flamentous
substances, which readily part with
their heat, dew copiously condenses
Tie mechanical condition Of objects
likewise affects the formation of dew
as shavings attract it more than wood
Dew is more plentimlly deposited on
meadow grounds than on ploughcd
lands; and cultivated soils are refresh.
ed with abundance of dew, while bar
rem rock and sandy deserts not need.
ing, do not receive the genial moisture
Indeed, every plant possesses, accord
ing to its kind, the power of condensine
as much dew as is necessary for its
peculiar and individual cxigencies.
'.." @.' Arhu,'S Tome Gazette.
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without any ight orserious aim 9 They
never write about the news of salvation.
If you wish to be useful, make II O rnls
never to let even the. smallest note
pass from your hands witliotit contaiffs
ing something savoring of the truth,
and leading to Christ. 5If "a
BY COatrSIution.--It has been we'll
remarked "Numerous channels are now
opened up in the providence of God,
through which we Gin carry our Chris.
tian influence, not only over our own
land but the most distantand degraded
spot on earth. Our charities can take
wing and light upon everyplace where
we thiuk they are most needed" In
such channels let your money freely
flow. for in no way can you be more
emincntly useful, if with your money
you give the prayers of faith.
By Distribution Of Tracts.--It is
impossible to tell the amount of good
which has been done in this way. The
instrumentality may be humble but not
less to be valued ; for sinners innumer.
able have thereby been led to the saw
ing knowledge of Jesns. Some of the
most eminent pastors Of the church
have been converted by tracts. Give
them in faith and many are the sheep
and lambs who you may lie made in
strumental in leading to the fold. s
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j 0 I 10 BE Dsefui.


BY your crGnp7e.-Without exhib-
iting this in the first instance, all your
other exertions will be utterly useless.
Your own example sets a seal to your
sincerity, and gives weight to every
counsel you may offer Iou then be-
come a living epistle, that may become
known and read of all men and who
does not know that incn arc more deep
ly impressed by living epistles inscrib-
cd by the spirit of God, than hy the
epistles written only by pen and ink
BIZ Conuersation.-Few men were
more blessed in file conversation of
souls than the celebrated Harlan Page.
Yet he was not a minister, but man
in the common ranks oi life. Now, by
what fundamentally did he accom-
plish SO much good 2, 1T was simply
by convcrsing earnestly with all whom
lie met on the concerns ofthc soul. Go,
in q spirit, and do like wise, and you
shall be alike useful. c
By Cavespondenee.---There arc few
men who do not wlite to some friends
bnt how many are there who write
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them worse and worse. They will soon
become ''like the mountains of Gideon,
without dew or rain -
8. Pay your minister, because you
promised to pay him.. Not to do this
is to forfeit your word. 1t is debt of
honor as well as of law.sa Iour pastor
has trusted to your word, thrown him
selfand his family into your. keeping.
Will YOU prove unworthy OF his conf
dence9 3 E-ss q.
z. Pay your minister, because You
are able topay HIM. How small is the
pittance which falls to your share
With a little extra labor or unusual
economy, how easily could you pay
your pastor proinptlyl Will you think
of these things