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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18
MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY W0RNTNG, MARCH IS
IIninn nrrnniznfInn Ii NEnnd ConnLy.
FzzEPoRT. WooD CogsTy, o.
March 5s, 1855.


FazEPoRT. WooD CogsITs o.
March 5s, 1855.
EDIToRs LEkpER The loyalv q the
masses in the isEcrihwesi part OF the
State has never been questioned and cur
county Cwood) stands among the Ban
ner counties Of the State, having sent
more than her quota to the var and avoid
ed a draft, yet, Notwithstanding this glO-
rious record, we have a number Of Copper
heads, disciples of Vallandigham, the new
saint in the Democratic calender and the
people here are becoming awakened to the
importance of the crisis, and are deter
mined by a united and earnest effort to
thwart the designs Of these enemies Of the
Union, by a complete organization, and by
distributing suitable documents to cOun-
teract the baneful influence of such papers
as the Crisis, Cincinnati Enquirer, &c,
which are flooding the country.
On Wednesday evening last large and
enthusiastic Union meeting was held in
our place and organized "NatiOnal Un-
ion Association on plan similar to the
association lately organized at Cincinnati;
which plan seems the best that has yet
been inaugurated BY the friends Of the
Union. Ignoring all past political differ
ences, placing The salvation Of the Union
above party, opposing secession, denounc-
ing COpperheads and compromise, and Civ
ing full and cordial endorsement of the
President and his Constitutional advisers,
in all the measures they have seen proper
to put forth, or may deem necessary to
crush the rebellion, including the Emanci-
patton Proclamation and the suspension Of
the writ Of Habeas Corpus; these are the
articles Of faith in our new Church.
Brief and patriotic speeches were made
by MahlOn Chance, Esq, Rev. n. 7. Fay,
E. H. Hull, Esq, DR.. Hutchins, DR.. Nc
Laughlin, and others.
The following officers were chosen:
President-Dr. E. R. Sage.
Vice President-Simon Edmonds.
Secretary-Dr. U. T. Mclaughlin.
Treasurer-G. B. Palmer
+AA0 Is9s A1sA4AE a4A HA1Ae 0AAhAANnAe-9AAA
prevailed and a firm determination was
manifested which promises to produce
" abundant fruits" The Union must not
perish, it viii be sustained, and there is, 1
believe, loyal sentiment enough in our
country to carry it OF to a successful and
glorious termination. We viii say to these
Butternuts, in the language of Robert
Browning:
ave shall march eonquering, not through your
presences
Songs shall inspirit MS, not from your lyre
Deeds will be done while you boast your quies-
cence;
Still bidding crouch, while the rest babe as
They may cry " Niger War AbOli-
ton, +" Habeas Corpus" but the "irre-
pressible conflict will 20 on, and the
eternal principles Of right will prevail.
They might as well initiate Xerxes who
tried to subdue the angry waves by throw
ing chains into the water, as to stand in
the way Of the Union, and the final tri-
umph Of liberty and justice.
VICTOR.
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The spirit that is steadfast amid trial in
devotion to principle, always commands
the esteem Of good men.
The person who IS willing to be made
the butt Of ridicule, rather than yield to
that which he believes wrong, is worthy
Of all praise.
A little drUmmer-boy in one of cur regi-
ments, who had basarna e. -
with many Of the otheers' 9y ms unreuil'- eula
tIug gUUu lIaUJrre, iIuPPenod on one OcCa-
sion to be in the officers tent when the
bane Of the soldier s life was passed around.
A captain handed glass to the little fel-
low, but ne refused it, saying, "I am a
cadet Of temperance, and do not taste
strong drink"
"But you must take some now. insist
on it. You belong to our mess to-day and
cannot refuse"
Still the boy stood firm on the rock of
total abstinence, and held fast to his in
tegrity.
The captain, turning to the major said /:
III is afraid TO drink; he will never
make a soldier"
"How is this 2' said the major, play ful-
ly; and then assuming another tone, ad-
ded-"I command you to take a drink,
and you know it is death to disobsy or
ders.D
The little hero raising his young form
to its full hight and fixing his clear, blue
eyes, litup with unusual brillianey, on the
face Of the officer, said
"Sir, my father died a drunkard; and
when entered the army promised my
dear mother, on my bended knees, that By
the help Of God I would not taste q drop
Of rum, and mean 10 keep my promise.
an sorry to disObey your orders; but 1
would rather srFer than disgrace my
temperance pledge That major and his
associates are still in the army, but the
little drummer-boy is wounded sufferer in
the hospital at West Philadelphia.-SuH-
day School Times.
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Its Baking, Roasting and Br0iling properties a.
unsxceptionabe, aud In economy Of Fuel Il is unpas
allsled; with its
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'sThat the Knabe Piano is sapsSiOE to all 0thers
made in this country, for brianoy, sWeetness, and
volume OF tone, needs only to be heard 70 convince 70
the fact. ~ State Journal, Columbus, Ohio,
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distinguish them is the eYennesH OF toBei Lne gis-
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. wishing
You All the success YOU highly deserve,
I am, Sir, yours yyeTy II truly ~ yy,,Do
Translation-t From tho Frsnoh.l
AFTER having playedon tho P1anos o. Aessrs. knage
Qualities which have acquired for them tho eminent
reputation which they ENJOY Ihe Pianos o. sneir
b remarkable for their qualities Of TONE. The Bass
Is powerful without harshness, and the 9pfer noe7
and do not hesitate express in regard 90 these in
sFuments my entire satisfaction, and 70 declare thet
they are equal If not superior 70 the best iasnllse
tUsd in Europe or this country by the most csle2ra
ted makers. Islgned1 L. NJ. ooTFSoHALK.
To Messrs. WIN. KHAuE 20. Baltimore:-I can
not but congratulate you upon the imm9nse progress
/ snd improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion Esn5 sn9ag me
Mr. GKo A. BARLOW These noble Instruments
possess immense resources OF power and expression
icb and sympafhetio While the high notes are bril-
hant, clear and pure as silver belis.
The scale Is sTeu without single naS; the sstion
the finest Of which the Pianotorte ID susceptible.
est Artists and are capable Of rendering the finest
competitions known in this realm ol Al, Art
Cleveland, o..
Mr.. q. A. BARLOW, Dear slr;-It gives ne pleasure
% state that consider the KIabe Piano equal 20 aF
and gurerior to most instruments madO in this
try, especially in richness and volume 0I tone.
Having used one OF the same for ten or mors heuiH
mendinT them 10 ali who are filhssaFii
u. o. p. LERNED,
Teacher OF Music, vsland Femsl Seminary
G. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir: 1T gives mo much pleas
ure to be able 10 say, that consider knabes Pianos
he finest both in volume and sweetness, which have
tVer played upon, either IN Amorica or Europe.
Thep3 dals operate with better effect than II any
otherfu 3truments; and in TACT, Knabe's motto may
truly be, 'sExcelsi0r" Mrs. o. s. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of Music, Oiegelshd
Prof q. }. EoTHs4atE, Teacher Of Music in the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes - After examining
q large number Of VIM. knabe Cos Piano EOrteH,
I unhesitatingly pronounce them superior to any
have seen. Their tons is grand and nobe they have
great capacity fer sustaining the sounds and tkelr
volume Of tone or power have never hoard eXoelied
They combine with fne touch, depth, sHeetleas Of
tone purity and durability"
THAT the Knabe Piano is slPsgiOE to all 0thers
made in this country for brilancy, sWeetness, and
volume OF tone needs only to be heard 70 convince 70
the fact.o' State Journal, Columbus Ohio.
aurl5:R27
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Medina, march,, 81.

Bag-Fhe above named Ladies' Wo are personally &C
quanted with and know that for several years while
We lived IN Medina, they great sufferers. Miss
sorstett has been 90 badly afflicted that t was with
difficulty she was able to stand upon her feet. Few
bottles Of OathOlicOn entirely cured her OF her COM
ieine We recommend Il to the Ladies' OF this county
- safe and cent remedy for the many complain
they are sublectto, JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Sentinel
Hz-Forsal By all Druggists.
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
aant2q Agent tor Ohio.
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HOKE FEsrIKOHY.

Mr. b. B. KIEasLEY-Dear Sir: We feel It dusJ
we owe the public, to state thar MARSHALL Oathoi
Icon IS medicine invaluable for complaints classeq
under the head of Female Diseases. We have used
your GrRfenberg Medicines and have been greatly
benefited thereby, 20 much So that were the price
double, we would have them. To the Thousands o.
our sex who are suffering IRON weakness, We would
recommend tho Catholcon as sure panacea. II RiVea
strength the system and enables each Of the orna
Of the body 70 perform their appropriate functions
Miss q. sMOkMSTETT,
Mrs W. OABTER,
Mrs. Il. e. WEEKS.
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Ug-The above are all from persons who are public
these statements without thorough CONVICTION thHa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

PREPARED By J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
Sold BY G. W. CLARK, and by Druggists and Deal
sv's aVeTvyvEhere deo5: El25dW6tWegv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

THEALLs sUFFTOIFNTT THREE

-FRIEsEMARl ], and 3, are protected by Roy
AZ Letters Patent OF England and secured Dl Tue
Seals OF the Ecole DO Pharmacie de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No One is invaluable for Exhaustion, Spermatcr
rhoea and al phyaical disabilities.
no. Two completely eraiicates all traces o. thos
diseases that have heretofore boen treated b. the na1
Ieous and psrniciOus use Of copavia and cubeha-
NO Three has entirely supplanted the injurious ue
Of mercury thereby iuBHTinE 20 the sunefef sreeqJ
relief dispensing an impurities, and roofing out the
venom Of diseases.
TBITEEsfAIl Nos l. and 3, preparations In the
orm Of Lozenges, devoid OF taste and smell, and can
be carried in the Wustcost pocket. Sold In TN cases
and divided into separate dosess a. administered y
or cases for %, which So and in - gaaes
whereby there Is saving Of e9. TO De had whole
New York.
Immediatsly on receiving remittance Dr. BarrcI
VII forward the Tresemar 10 any part Of the woTlds
13cursy packed and addressed according 70 the tns
''aSssSa i5 4 " a. q " CLARK sent tor Oeyeland
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Among the many certificates OF the excellence and
merits Of these Pianos, Eould refer to the follow
ng.-
MR. W. KNABE, Baltimore, Dear sir:-I have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you square
Pianos and find them equal, II not superior, 70 any
n this country Among their great qualities which
distinguish them is the OF toBe, the agree
able and easy touch, and volume OF tone. wishing
Won an the guccass YoU 50 highly deserve,
Ian In unr
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me DoSpagoH JOOklAk otOfG
tsee Outl W. 4. MARVIN Sole Agent for this CITY.
Having been improved, Is now undoubtedly the
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Its Baking, Roasting and BrOiling properties sra
unexceptOnable, aud In economy Of Fuel Il y unpaf
sllsledi with its
NEW PATENT CRATE,
1t viii burn Coal a. well as Wood most admirably; thg
Oven being thoroughly ventilated Il VIII produce
Brick Oven; Eoastins and Toa5ting Is done before
the open fire, and Broiing over live Goals on thu
hearth Is common sense dtctEtea Il ls ma1uacfurec
IN this city, and the material Used and the work
manshfp are OF the best quality finally, t gives per
fec satisfaction 70 all hundreds OfhousaEeepera 4
this city and surrounding country who are dallI
using it. VIII testify
THE MORNING STAR NC STOVE %
nsw and desirAble pattern, winch, with variety d
otherB make our stock complete. We also hays or
hand great variety OF Parior Cooking and other heat
ing Stoves Tor Coal OF A9odl ei Teaneea pflee..
most beautiful styles o.
ERAHELED ORA TES.
AIlO-aT OF the most ussful articles Of Houss Fur
nishiuR Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools
are lust receiving TIE latest improved styles Of
Wemanufacture largely and have Tor lals q whole
sale aud RETAIL II tbs various articles oi ram ana
Japase6 Tn, Copper Gisd Shest-ITo8 Ware
We oer the almost endless variety Of goods IN oul
lhe for sale aI the lowest cash prices on the OhA
PRICE SYSTEM.
NErAH HousekeepeTs and those who eoutamDlsf
HouBekeepinR, and the 'trest ol mankind" are mo8
cordially Invited 70 cali before purchasing essWhsF
and Judge for themselves. sArIsrAofIos is GUAR4H
FEED at the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of WIN MARVIN,
No 50, south side Pub. square,
auzl5dh Oiaveiand. Ohio
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-lI THE
COLUMBIAN MARINE) ms. Comply,
Or NEW YoEk,
With Branch ofHse.at Buffalo, N. Y.
authorized Capital is...........S1, 600, 900 90.
Cash Capital, Paid in.-....-....... 100000 OOs
Assets, Jan. 1, 1S63..~,...-.-. 1,lSS,S4O7 20
statement OF the Affairs Of the Company for the fth
fiscal year, ending Dec. 3st, 1852
Premiums on uusrpired risks, DeeembeT
Prs@ams mi ms received irom that
date to pecsmber 81, lS52... i3,tzl a
Total amount Of Premiums.......... 81 0s5,2is 81
This Com pany ilsuey no policies upon Life Rlsks,
nor upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine hisks.
Premiums marked OF as earned during
the year, Cess Return PTemiums) and =.
interest received on Iuvesime,q7 tss 725ss5 ss
Losses paid during the year.....;t4llsOlS Oh
Re-lnsurances, Expenses and 80. 49, ~
Net zoiI5s Il
The Company have the following Assets
United States and New York City stockss 1862 800 90
Loans on demand, on gold----.---sl29ig9 %
Interest 5s dSe Jan. T. IS on in
yestments and each with
zo.aso y ore os- "a
Reinsurance Salvage claims
and unpaid Premiums ..-...s. 45,5l4 "a
Premium notes and uncolected 80. =,
scriS Of Ins1rsncs Compsnies,
sundry ClBims due the Com - -
panyi ietc..-.--.''.---------'--''''''' E1soo =
Total amountof ,l35, $40 IS
To TIE PRgsIDEsT AND Board or DIRECTORS OF THE
COLUMHIAN Insurance COMPANY:
We hereby certify that we have compared the above
ststfment with the Balance sheet Of the Company
and the Balance Sheet with tts Books. and touna
them to conform.
We have also examined the Cash Bank Balance,
Sec7II es, Bills Receivable and other Assets and
statement made by the Company.
JOHN s. DlCkERSON,
JOSEPH MORRISON
DAH'L W. TELLER,
WESTERN DIREOTORs.
ANDREw J. Rich, Pres't Bank Of Attica, Buffalo
JOHN ARMsTROSe, Pres Nil. Co Bank, NIL
WILLIAM YoUEG Vice fIes'C do do
WM B. OGDES, Pres,t n. ". R. K. Co, Chicago.
ALERT 4. EENT, Of Kent Co., Chicago
TH0s DIcKERsoS, Of VanderVoort, Diokerson a
DAVID J. FITs of Reynolds, Ely Co, Uhieago.
J NJ. RIcHN0SD, Of ~. hiehmond q Co., Buffalo,
MOSES MERIcE UsWego-
JGsEPH MORRISON, Buffalo
p. J.. STERNBERa, Buffalo,
THO9. LORD,
WIN NJ. wHTTSET, Vice President.
Secretary.
= JOSEPH MORRISON,
Resident Director, Hazard Block, Buffalo, N, Y.
ROBERT HANNA q Co.. Agents,
Cleveland Ohio.
aEI-Tbis Comranv having est sblished a Branch Of
fee in Buffalo, with local Board Of Directors 70
manage its Wetern business all losses may Be ad-
justed and paid in Buffalo or New York. at the option
4
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aE-This Company haviog established Branch Of
fee in Buffalo, with q local Board Of Directors to
manage its Western business all losses may Be ad-
justed and paid In Buffalo or New York. at the option
Of tn parties.
HB-EOssEs PAID IN GOLD, upon Risks on which
Premium has bsen paid in like currency. teb2e;455
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Every Piano Warranted for Five Years,
And the privilege Of exchange given at any me with
OLD PIANOS AND MELODEOKS TAKERlR EECRAHGl

ALSO-0N HAND,
kslOdeOHs, Snail LnStrT1eSt', StTiDgI, &c
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ErE o., "a Aprl, 81.


SENATE CHAMRER, Ohio, April 5th, ls54
tfDR j. O. ATER, H0nOred sir:-l have made 3 thor
ouqh trial Of the Cathartic Pills, left BY your AGENT
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful rheu.
stism under which he found me suher1ng- The nrse
dose relieved mo- and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease feel in better health now than
Tor some years before, which attribute entirely 70
the edeotssof your CathRrtic Pills.
Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS- B. mEEOhLF."
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always kept on hand he is now ready to sen at ths
lowest prices for CASH Oh APPROVED CREDIT.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
SHIRT MAKUFAcT0RY.

CENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
- WHERE. DIreetions for self fEisssuromontsSnt
free everywhere.
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RFsT sTnVE M THE MARKET.

The Despatch Cooking Stove.
(see Out.) WI MARVIN Sole Agent for this CITY
Having been improved, Is now undoubtedly the
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stoHea md Houaekeeping Qoods
OLEYELAND SFOHE9

ever brought to this market Having purchased bs-
fore the GREAT ADVANCE IN PRICES, we have
received the Goods and adding them to bis large va
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" THE
COLUMBIAN MGRINE) ms. Comply,
Or NEW YoEK,
With Branch ofise.at Buffalo, N. z.

Authorized Capital .-........S1, 10000 90.
Cash Capital, Paid in--...-.......' 5OO'OOO w
Assets, Jan. 1, 1S63..-,...-.-. 1slSS, S4O To-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-03
MORNING AND GvENING PRAYER,

May take this occasion Of speaking
OF the great importance of this one sol.
clnn ordinance of religion, never TO bs
forgotten wherever We arc--morning
aud evening prayer. It is tho beat
means Of reminding ourselves Of tho
presence Of God. To put ourselves in
His hanes before we 60 forth on our
journey, ON our PLEASURE, on our works;
to commit ourselves aguin TO Him before
we retire to rest /; this is the best sccur-
ity for keeping up our faith and trust in
Him in whom we profess to believe
whom We all expect to meet alter wo
leave this world. 1t Is also the best So
curity for our leading good aud happy
life. We
shall find il thrice as difficult to fall into
sin If we have prayed against 1t that
very morning, or IL we thank God for
having kept us from il that very evening.
1t is the best means OF gaining strength,
aud roIrcshment, and courage, aud self
denial for the day. 1t is the best means
OF obtaining content, and tranquility, and
rest for the night ii brings US. as notl.-
ing else can bring US, into the prcsenea
of Him who is the source Of all these
things and who, give them to those who
truly and sincerely rsk for them. We
may ask" for thtm without caring to
have them bu; that ID not reully "ask-
ing" We may SEEK but withuu,
lifting up our little ger to get what We
seek that is not really "seeking."--
We may knock" but so fcebly aud ir-
rnsolutcly that no sound can he heard
within or without A; that is not really to
l"krock." But "ask" distinctly and
with understanding; "sc,k" earnestly
and deliberately; knock" eagerly and
pertnaeiously and in some way or 9TH
er, depend upon it, we shall be answer
ed -Stanley's Sermons in The EasL
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that even YOU shculd have had assurance
- make II. $4,000 paroles, which you
claim as valid paroles given on battle.
fields, onen given IN haste, by anenemy
unable TO take care Of or receive them,
are informal aud invalid by the laws Of
war. Most purobs above mentioned
were taken by the pucrillas, bushwhock-
crs and detached commands in the west.
No delivery was ever made, and no rolls
have ever been forwarded. After copy
ing the letter sent Ly Mr, Ludlow, the
tormrr Union Exchange Commissioner,
To Ould, In my 'las,, stating that Orders
Of our War Department, with esrtel, pro-
vidcd that nll prisoners should be sent TO
place Of delivery therein specified, and
no paroles or exchanges would be con-
sidcrcd binding, except those specially
provided by cartel. permitting command
ers OF two opposing armies, when mutally
agreed on, to release on parole prisoners
at other points than those specified. -
The letter Ould dcnies having received
in herewith enclosed. The denial OF
facts, which is absorb, in your last letter,
though they may have some weight, will
not avail to convince the people Of the
North that you are not utterly reckless
Of integrity aud fairness In your dcclar.
alton concerning exchanges und tho
foundation you claim for them"
W. r. Smithson, banker in this city.
was conyic,cd by Court-mortial Of trcs.
son, aud len town to-day under guard, -
The sentence in this case is only mat.
ter OF conjecture yet.
Adviccs from the front by late trains
are unmportant. Tonight all is still
quiet. The sensation ru,nor that Lee
had fallen back from the Rsp,dan is un-
true. The chem y this morning occupied
his own enlrenchments as usual.
None OF cur troops have crossed that
stream.
English officers who hive been with
Gen. Meade came up here on the late
train.
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POWER OF GODS PRESENCE

Consider what God is His nature
love, possessed of joy, crowned with
peace perpetual. Transfer all this into,
a human soul--into your soul---lct them
abide among the sensitive reoeptiviliss Of
your better nature. every faculty lovingly
open t. his influence, and it shall he no.
wonder ifyou show toEh uds spirit, DO .,
living epis,le / 20 wonder II you bei
changed into his likeness, nay, His very
image, and the blessed attributes Of God
be conc the blessed attributes Qfmsn.-
Stocks cannot bind those feelings. then );
they 1y abroad in song. Dungeons can--
not aarten ,hemi; they make that dpr-
geon fame with light. Their gorlsi
warmth dwsrfs fierce furaacc hest 70
pleasant coolnees. They Joy In sngsl
company when Iona stand srouad.-- /
They arc never more sxulssps and srl'
umphaAs sAsp when mssis lsts ansuy.
drawing near. covers to ses the indws,t
ing prssencs and pow& efHim who
alone has conquered d~.h. - CArishxAs
4 do. G'si Jos.scl.
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BLESSED is THAT SERVANT.

A lady in new portion Of tho coun-
try, after much labor, and passing through
many difficulties aud discoursgements,
succeeded in siarting little Sunday
School. by her diigent effort u was
kept alive, and il grew in strength and
influence, till out of il there sprung up
a fourishing aud prosperous church to
stan d perhaps for ages as tree of life.
aending far aud wide through the COM
munity around moral healing from IL
lehvcs.
The pious heart made vase and filed
il with water placing it where the thirs-
ty might drink. And when at length il
shall DO reekoned up how much influence
for good has flowed from these humbls
efforts, great number will riso up to call
blessed that sclf.denying, through hum
BILE, co-worker with God. Blessed 10
that servant when his Lord. when He
com eth, shall find SO doing."-Prsseyss-
riGn.