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ST. Fruits Of PersscerGnee.-The Rev. John Wes-
ly, founder of Melhodisln, man of the most
untiring industry. 1t is said that be rose every
morning at 4 o'clock, and labored diligently,
preaching, traAelling or writing, until1I0 O'Clock,
p NJ He delivered 1000 sermons averaging
$40 year, or more than two sermons for each
day of the last fifty years of his life. In 1854,
seventeen years before his death, his published
works on various subjects ofdivinity, ecclesiasti-
cal history, sermons, biography, &c, amounted to
thirty-two volumes, octave. His works between
that time and his DEATH and his manuscripts in the
hands of his executors, must have greatly increas-
ed the number. He enjoyed excellent health, and
continued to labor until within a week before his
death, which took place March s. ~ in tho 87th
year of his age. 81 Monitor, Tuscaloosa