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J.. VAUGHAN MERRIoK, WILLIAM a. MERRICK
JOHN Z. COPE.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
y WASHINGTON Streets
-. PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK q SONS,
ENGIN EERs AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture high and Low Pressure steam Engines for
Land, hiver, and N arine Service
Boilers, GasOmeters, Tanks, Iron Boats etc.
Castings OIL all kinds, either iron or brass
Railroad Stations etc.
Retots and Gas Machinery of the latest and most Inn
proved construction, ..Et
gaw, and Gris Mills. Vacuum Pans Open steam Trains
Defecators, Filters, Pumping Engines, etc.
sole Agents for N. Beux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus Nesmy "a . latent steam 1ammer and As
achine. 630S
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FoaRn NEW eNy pi1,t YoRK;.THE @a;;, CAMDEN AND

TOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
pany's Lines S'11-
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
ana Way Races from Walnut Street Wharf, win leave az
At 9 A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, Accommoda fAiS'
tlOn
ASA M, via Camden ana Jersey City Express.. "a
At2 M, via camden and Amboy Express ...,.... 8t0
Ate r. M, via Camden and Amboy Accommodation
and EmgI ant LIST class ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. qQk
AT I: NJ, via Camden and Amboy Accommodation
and Emlgrant "a class. I-8n
At 10 A. M, and 8 p. NJ for Mount Hollv Evyans-
vile, Pemberton, Birmingham, and Vincentown. and al
"A M and p. NJ for Mount Holly only. ~
Att a. ID: and p. NJ for Freehold. ~ ".-..' .ut
At6 and 10 A. NJ AZ M A. b, s. ana n30 P. NJ for Fish
Edgewater burlington Florence, BOrdentown etc The
10 A. M. and r. NJ. lines direct through to Trenon
LINES FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT WILL LEAVE
At IL A. NJ, 430, 6'45 p. M and 70 p nj (NiQht) via
The 40 r M. Line win run daily. All others Sundays
At 49, and IL A NJ 3, 38O 49, ., and e45 P. M. and
II Midnight for Bristol, Trenton, ETC. 80, =, - -
Att 30 and lOl5 NJ 80 o. and ~ p M for schencks
At l0'D A. 3, 3, and II p. Nj. for EddngtoD. -
AT 730 and 10 10 A. g. 8, g. and IL T.. NJ for Corn.
Frankford and at p III, fer Holmesburg and inter
mediate stations. ..) 81 .l.Il. TtTT g. ~ 4
At 10 l5A M, 5, 6,s and I2P M for wssinomnR
BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD, -
For the Delaware River Valley, Northern Pennsyyana
and New York State, and the Great Lakes Daily (Sun-
days eXcepted) from Kensington Depot, foilowsi-
ATT ~ A M. for Niagara ais, Buffalo, Dunkrk Canaan
oswego, Syracuse, Great BEND Aontrose Wlfesbarre,
Scranton, StroudsbnTg, Water Gap, etc. w 9O Wy .
At 80 A. M. and 1901 NJ for Bevldere Easton, LAM
bertyle Flemngton, etc The $3.50 P. NJ. Line connects
direct with ne train leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk.
Allentown, Bethlehem. etc, ...[, ,.. n. .ft ''-7 :.
Al p. NJ for Lambertvie and intermediate stations. %
December l 1885, WILLIAM H.. GATzMER, Agent.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

John Henry Shell, Emeline SchOcnfeld and Henry
SehOenfeld IS. Andrew tass Shell, Matilda it
myer, samuel Witmyer, Harriet Rumberger.
Elias Rumhergcr and Mary Cathirine shell.
Superior Court OF Montgomery Co.. o. Case 3I6j.
A NDREW CASS SHELL, Matilda Miunyer,
"A Samuel Wimyer, Harriet Rumberger, Eias
Rumberger and Mary G. shell will take notice
that petition yWas died against them on the nth
day OF Septomber, 1866, in tho Superior Court OF
Emeline SchOenfed aud Henry Schoenfeld and II
now pending, wherein they demand partition OF
the following real estate, to-wit; Situate In the
county OF Montgomery and state of Ohio all that
certain tract or parcel of land lying In the town
OF Miamisburg, In the county Of Montgomery and
state of Ohio tO-wit being in-lOt No. 50 ON Jacob
kercheT's plat Of said town.
Also, in-ot No IS, agrecabiy to the original plat
OF said town.
Also, the following; Being part of the south
half Of section No &c. town I, range O. NJ H. i;
said half section; thence iSA degrees " 473 poles
10 ttakei thcnoe h5k degrees g - poles 10 a
stone thence 3iN degrees il9 poies along the
piks 10 the place Of beginning containing ten
acres more or less.
Also. the following, in section s6. towni range
6, n RS being out-lOt No. on Isaac 1reOn's plat
Of out lots which Is recorded IN Plat Book "a ("
page iO3, Of Montgomery County Records, con-
tanning i've acres more or less
And that at the next term Of said Court after
forty days from the date OF the hrst publication Of
this notice, the said John Henry Shell, Emeline
schoenfeld and Henry SchOonicld, will apply for
AN order that partition may be made OF said prem
ises accordingly. JOHN HENRY SHELL,
EMELINE SCHOENFELD,
HENRY SCHOENfELn.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney ses2w6
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THE co o-partnershp heretofore existing uoder
Il the style and fllln name of Nefg Beiinet 4 Co
was dissolved on the 10th inst, Nen Bennett hay-
ing pnr1iifsed the interest Of Mr.. Eels Either
partner VIII nse the name Of the firm In llquida-
Hon. HENRY NEFF,
jy17dawtf MARCUS EFI,JSI'
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LEGAL NOTICE.

EMIs GWlNNER, Of tho city of Richmond.
- indiana viii take notice that Margaret
SMhher OF Montgomery county, state of Ohio
dlu ON the 18th day of september. A. d. 1866 illt
hcI petition In the Superior Court Of said county
ana state, against She said Lewis Gwinner nnd
Frederick Gwinner, individually and as adminis.
tratoTs OF Arnold Gwinner deceased Frederick
kurZ, William McAnany and fsanC Trever de-
mandng dover In a part of the northeast quarter
OF sec 10 town 2 range O. in Miami township in
sald county, containing acres and 90 perches of
nhd ana in another parcel OF land In said quarter
section containing acres and lao percbes OF
lana and in in lot No, 20 on Kerchers pIat of the
town Of Miamisburg in said county aud state as
Tue widow of Arnold Gwinner, late Of said conn
ty, deceased - - u, ~
, And the said Lewis Gwinneri Is notified that he
Is required to appear and answer said petition ON
OF elors the thrl Saturday after the Abth tlay of
October, \ -. 1866. - -T'-rr '' -
MARGARET GwINNER
l0WE NAuERTH, d A. HouK, Attys
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SORGHUMI
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

fINllE undersigned having obtained the right of
Il the state OF Ohio 20 the STEyESsOE IYAFORA-
roR, aud process clarifying and granulaung Sor-
ghum syrup into mush sugar. also TO tho mills
70 grind the cane and dry the sugar rendering Il
ready for market Is now having the same manu-
iactnred 20 order at the hmcht OF ID Tay-
lor, (Gehhart A Marshails Machine shOp) Day.
ton, Ohio,
Parties desirous Of awaiting themselves Of pro
cess and machinery, which. from the cane In the
hcld Co the dry sugar in the barrel Is thorough
and complete, Address JAS r. HoPklNS.
Box No. If9 Dayton Ohio
AGENTS, desiring 10 negotiate for tonitery viii
Apply As ABOVE aalSN Sm
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FARM FOR SALE.

WILL sell, al private sale, a smAll farm con
tanning htty acres. About hfteen acres are In
good timber. The balance Is we'll ilhproVed
Thorc y good house aud barn, and a hne bearing
orchard, The Fences are all Ia excellent order
ana there are two wells OF good water on the
premises Tho farm IS located on the DAYTON and
Western Railroad, a mile and half west 81 HiIr.
gins station, Call and examine the farm
ausoNNm ROBERT PEELING.
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Railroad Arrangements
FOR THE
FAIR
)HIO STATE BOARD or FAGRICULTUREl
SRCRETARY's OFFICE
COLUMBUS, September 10, 1866 )

ONO STATE BOARD OFAGRICULTUREJ
SRCRETARY's OFFIGH
COLUMBUS, September 16, 1896
A RRANGEMENTs have been made with the
n Railroad Companies named below as indicated
for the benefit OF visitors and exhibitors, viz;
sengers from all points between Cincinnati and
Dayton, and return, for one full fare; and all ar
ticles for exhibition I,ee.
Atlantic u Great Western will carry pasgen gers
ana heights same as G., u. ID. road. - ..1
Dayton Michigan win carry passengers from
all points between Toledo and Day ton and freight
same as Cincinnati, Hamilton a Dayton road,
cincinnati, Richmond Il Chicago. same as Gin
cinnAti, Hamilton DaytOn road.
Cincinnati, Wilmington Zanesville will carry
passengers tho round trip for one fare freights
Cleveland, Columbus Il Cincinnati win carry
passengers and freights on same terms as tincin.
natl, Hamilton 4 Dayton road This ineludcs the
branch ffOm Delaware 20 springfield. i' t-
Sandusky 4 Cincinnati will carry passengers
aud freights same as C., II. 4 u. This includes
the branch from London to Springfield .IHI
Llttlo Miami and Columbus a Xenia will carry
passengers and frei ghis same as q, IT, K y. This
includes the branch from Neuia TO Richmond. Ind
irclghts same as Cincinnati Hamilton a Dayton
Bellelontane n indianapolis will carry passen.
gers Tor one l9tr Tor the rodnd trip; no arrange
Columbus 4 indianapolis. win carry passengers
and ireights the round trip for full fare going,
Pttsburg, Columbus a Cincinnati will carry
passengers and freights ON same terms as HAD.
= ono MISSISSIPPI VIII carry passengers for one
Persons visiting the Fair must purchase tickets
at the regular ticket Oncc--the conductors mrenot
provided with half fare tCkets-aud before leaN-
ing the Pair grounds must apply in person at the
secretary 5 oiice to have the return ticket stamp
ed; otherwise IL will be forfeited on most OF the
roads .# H.I
Persons shipping articles 10 the Fair for exhibit
ton, must pay fnll freight from the point OF depar-
tuTc to Dayton, for which the freight agent win
give receipt II the articles thus shipped afe re
turned by the eNhlhiter without having changed
IN any manner then the amount paid
Tor neight Win be returned, provided cert Hcate
is produced nom the Secretary the Board Of x
rtculturc certifying that said shipped articles
were on exhibition at the State Fnir at DAYTON;
otherwise tho freight agent " IN retain the amount
paid This applies 20 the roads that carry heights
free-the Indiana Central win require the same 10
refHrR the heights free. ..|.I"'
Tickets on all the roads are good from Monday
morning september N, until Saturday evening,
the 18th. The arrangements for freights are to
take effect ON Monday morning september a. and
terminate ON Saturday night, September ~.
2dawt JOHN II. KLiPPARr, ses'y
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v ISITING CARDS
Neatly printed at
THE EMPIRE
steam job Rooms,
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ADVERTISING RATES.
grsal
PETITIoN ZOE PARTITiolN.

Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon. and Elizabeth Moon.
e sarah Grest, Samul a, Greist, Corwin Al
Brown, and Sarah Eleanor Vail III
Superior Court OF Montgomery County Ohto
Case No. 85fI, Petition for Partition
NAthH GRklST, Samuel r. Greist and Sarah
~ Eleanor Vail residents OF Montgomery county
Ohio, aud Corwin NJ. brown resident of the Staic
OF MISSOURI You are hereby notified that on the
~ ~ I gay Of september, A. ~ 1865, petition was
MED in the superior Court of Montgomery county
uhlo, by Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon aud Elizabeth
Moon, against you, demanding partition OF the
iollOWlng described real estate, situhto In the
county OF Montgomery, and state OF Ohio The
@ noI, end and an equal third part OF the east hall
q q, sec, seen9n NO TO- town Sand range O. betNCon the
Mlhni RIVER and bounded as follows viz; begin
nihg AZ a stone ON the northeast OF said section
ihehce south on the section limo q chains and 01
INKS To stones thence n $40 " 40 chains and fo
INKS 70 n stone; thence n 70 W N chains and AZ
inks TO stone on the north line of said secton
thence $40 g on the section line 20 chains and ~
INKS to the place of beginning containing isand
l51 100 acres more less
Ana that at the next term of said COURT held
after ~ days from tho date of the first publication
OF lhls notice application will be made v the said
petitioners for an order that partition may be
made OF said premises.
DANIEL MOON
WILSON MOON and
ADAM CLAY, Atty. sesw6
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w ANTED-MERCHANTS RANKERS
And Everybody Wanting Good Printing done To
examine the work executed at the Empfrc Steam
job Rooms, No ll0 Main street.
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Removal.

NEFF BENNETT, Manufacturers and Whole
~ sale and Retail dealers in Stoves Hollow.
fhird street, to the rooms formerly orcunfrd bv
brown Irwin, on the corner of First strict and
lhc tanhl where they viii be pleased TO see their
friends and all who may bC in want of lrst.rlnss
Cooking aud Heating stoves
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gPbTNDrD
Livery Stable Property
IN MIAMISBURG, FOR SALE BY
ORDER OF COURT.

ON SATURDAY, the 18th day Of OCTOBER
" 1865, at two o'clock r. NJ At UORpTIFUiS
HOTEL in the town Of Miamlsburg, Ohio viii
De sofa, TO the highest bidder, the following rcnl
estate, as the property Of LeRoy Caskey, deceased
to-wit: situate in the county OF MONTGOMERY and
state OF OHIO, being lo No 10 on tho original plat
of the town Of Mamisburg in said county SaId
property TO be sold free Of dover = jaw
Appraised free Of dover, at ....- .. Al aon
And cannot koll for less than two. thirds tbercaf
Terms Of salc-One third cash on day'of snie.
one third In one, and third in two wears there
hlVeri delerred payments 10 bear intel est and 10
DO secuf"l by mortgage on the premises, n
AMANDA A. CASKFY
Administrators of Leroy Caskey, deceascd.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. se1JdSayTa
, 1866-12-10
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.


The Right Reverend Dr. CnmutnA, A8afstant
Hishop Of Kentucky, Yesterday xsa,sted in the
Performance Of Divine service with that congre-
Ealon among whom he hxs, until fecsntIy, for
ZEE s IT, Of 9sr
woI6s Of the te1t being from tho addscas Of tho
great preacher TO The Pharsecs and sadducees
who came i 70 hi. ., ,haptsMno =, ha'h
Ibe eloquent divine introduced The matter :of
the tiseoulse b} depicting the condition OF the
Pe3pH isIss1 whs1 sehD S Ss%1 n ~ u ~ dress e 10, Of
pesd Sea. Four hundred years hsd3eispsed since
Aassehi, the 1a:t Of tke plpphe!s, bud raised up
pare The way oeiote mo- During ihss space M
h,ss q ane I'D ee.ne w oq r. people asgeass.sy
of the naftou nsa cone !; ns1ional corruption Wis
prevalent anu religion bad lost Ia 1Ife. In this
age Of unhealthy and hDllowneal, Of corruption
tolid msn, Of antere ss,nlllness, and one who
demanded tn religion not only the confession OF
tho lip but The trult Of tue life. The prophecies
In{1acplo1t c4ensk attendant upon bis ba.th had
en- lost IN The events Of the thirty ycsss Of hia
10 b e1pee,ed. 1hes II i, a1eoas,ed Tor thss
strength were dc poorest and must ios.--tds soi.
a,eze and the prbllcan-and NEXT 10 these c1me
l.e pha1tseea and The Sadduceee: representatives
VIE tSNE A&lH l11G hSSG
thinl ers OF this dsy. Dcuounc,nR the Pnariseea
and the Saddaeeos aAs ~ geuetatinu OF
y'pes," in h,s Nond-rment thit they CANA
uH.o him, ho, however, consented TO
teach Them. Preaching 10 III. the di.coarsc
includet the Who!e c5cie Of Christian lfe. The
eous, for acceptance, that the wsa-h 10 conc nay
he asoited. they prcached, u 1epcntanes- That
act Of humiliation before God being performed
Lc reformation of ife 10 seeord with fhc profess
MonE OF devotion, ard all must be followed by
compliance uith tho grand bchest, Behold
ihc ianb Of God that taEeth away the sins Of the
world
incidentally the speaker adverted to ard derse-
Gated theg1owiug etepticieu Of oar day and gru-
crsnon. TO illustrate how IL 10 now the great duty
ofthe Christian ministry 10 Farn the world Of the
wrath 10 COMO. lis also lrgucd thxs the words Of
John, Repent r." followed By those Others, ITO
Zee from !he wrath 10 come" must be without
meaning II there be no end for mankind save an.
utilization, II contended FOR hF those who Aatses
themselvca with the carrying out OF the preespt
'Eal, drink AID be merry. los tomorrow nc de- y
, 1866-12-10
TuAINxNes OF KouNG MEN.
Sern, on In Ct. Johnss Church by Nlshop
. Lees of iowa.

The morning sermon Of yesterday Al st. Johns
Epteeopa1 Churth, on West Lake street, Vas de
lIve1cd by Bishop Lce Of Iowa. who took ho text
from 1saiah, nls,h chapter and eighth verse,
Also, heard the vo3ee OF tho Lord asting, whom
shall teud, and .slso Wilt SO for us' Then said
!, Here an !, send me" .-.. ..
In se.cct.,c these words the speaker did 20 ~
an Introduction to remasss ~h'ea DC xttned 70
fun his litth, for God' sanetua1v,, and
rom his eAslsest iat.pe{ ~ ss.aed -
,aa1 'e,.. i sas sv IN sns ISL
ch'ldren fot tho holy ot1ee. !hese vas certainly
no caiinS SO hono.aels. Ioe o:tee 81 fellow
10 bare been conferred on the arch.uesl ne.=
The eser1asung throne. The mtnlsry. dlsinsly
oa Il &, ". Odd 70 +. s. eaas 's a. q
Rloo. thonsh ehsc5fu,iJ eoaeeal.s Tho s!eat nse-
JpuuF nen ae found IN thr Charchi Nolhers,
canrhte,s ana ased men zze tAe7e. hna where arc
lhe young men. Every ts7oc Ard occupation.
men; from our alfass alone are They absenI
Probably since The Hosla bezAn lhcre has nesef
been 20 much absorbing Hosdiiness - N our e.n @
mad st this time. 0nt youuG men come n2 Into
lie win ~ ambition fur Eesith aud al tho pleas
nc G sfesd' Ins "es Ds,,'sa ass rsq 20 es ass
,onFne tn aseoo.eloas .aey ses
sn.. nom dc r. .usI1ts OF eislous aaencea sud
cspw 10 manhood .udicefent 70 ne ssatSas o. God
Ant welded 10 the pQhp 40a sAAst4SHN VI hAf %nAsA.
WLethet The faults III The paetots Or 'he pareatt II
vas Idle no~ 10 dareut,-ihe i.e. .ssef was paa,.
fGlly apparent. j. wss c!1dent shat 70 ssesasIy
In lew N ranccs Ii had occurred thAt after lives
Of W. and NieA cdnssa for Year,, msn tutaed to tae
ministry and were An honor to nc h,sn esAns.
Tic 0ply reliable Nzy 10 rp&Lc onf minister's Was
TO cducs.e thcrn Ero1n thaIz childhood. The ttuc
rni1lates of Chris. 1ored bis work for Hs ox1 take
and pnty deAlfed that rrwaru which AU4lIed toose
Who resied fsu1n ihci labors sn1 Esvc ~ account
Or tnctf Gt<Natdship. lie who attends to uin
, 1866-12-10
THE CITY ASSESSMENTS.

Several lnqulries were addressed to IA on Sat-
urdAy, In relation 10 the item oI news published
in the TnmcxE of that day, Concerning TIC as
setnmenta Of properly fot tho purposes of nu-
uicipal taxation the present yest. TO thoae ques-
hona We can only snswer, In GeneFal ta.ms, thai
the subject Of equahkina taxation Ii one alwayt
,,cSel; neres setsled. Where several honssad
people are called on to contribute towards the
malnsenancs oi Coy. ument, whether munieapa',
opinion Will, regard to The s,nount q
itdlvidual burdens and responsibilities, .so1ea
there may he NO quarrel. 1he true principle ~
ASSIGNMENT shou1f be TO obtain the saleah'e saint
OF all the property assesaed-Mbat 1t IL really
worth IN The markell or III near that as can pe a.
Geztaired. and thea TO levy 4 tax on that tan*.
. tcntc ccnrz1f 10 th.t in which ihe woTd Il naa-
ally rpIcrltood. The vAIuc Of piecc OF tsxa bic
property y looked At through an inverted teIe-
"Renee thess tesrs." M |. WIS nndez.tooi % IL. sae
assessed values shnnld be about onc-third OF the
real. We do not suppose that they average evcE
10 urc-ffth.
7ho p:opsr Why to look 1t TIC present compiler
lion .et4s: The whols hing is jrnnhle Of hslr-
ate probably T. near right as etu be rot. Therc
ara few Of those eonycrsant with tho subject
though resident in the South Diviaiou, but admit
that the other two divisions weft e4ied nearer The
!s,c 81 The SOUTH side Tie difference Of opinion
il rather W1lh regard 10 Tie &nDunt which AAppId
be added 10 equagize tne thIrg. It II claimed that
forty Fer ceEi. nf addition Is too much. bnk tne
claim put in BY those interested, aud parties in
Interest seldom represent Tho case 10 tholr own
disadvantage.
The talk about li4gsting the assessment Il cheer
assessment In any-easc IL litlle higher lhau The
aversEe. It il 10 more than eau be proved every
5ear, while 1t can only be shown that Tie property
and 1t wonld b. poss1blc to impose the two per
cent nn that nctual value when sworn to- 1tfga-
lion can do 70 good. It mky serve to hamper the
,ity Autho11tics. I. making their collections and
TO that extent It wond block The wheels Of muni-
c1pAl rovefnme,s and tnnre the whole a,y. The
awhile, and piliDe up costs acaiast Himself
, 1866-12-10

lsterta1 duties merely 10 prn%ids hJmself 4 com
tort4elc hon1e 10 The world IL making h!s lilo
nfssshed IN thk Eorld, aud miserable. ID the lEfe
TO come Are thero no young men h:re whore
minds are not etea now preps1ed 10 enter npon
the Christian work! Are there no pGents Who
wish TO Dedicate their children to The rfcat work
The speaker related Al Incident that occurred re-
Gently 4 neet!r& Of Episcopal Bishops in De-
uolt. One OF the Bishops Vas .nAk.pr n earnest
appeal 10 tho parents On tho rubJeet 10 much neg
tton With The ea.iuo1 Of the uainstry snda:nlya
ahriek Nas heard lu lha' vast congregation. A poor
Amlcted wo1sn was II: from the house oft;od IN
etata oi almost entire InsenalblIIty vet not faint
Ing. After the address had been 1ntahed, sne
cause OF The womsn's distress wls explained to
The waiting and a.toatahed coaz,egai!oo.
AaoJ .1e1rz be5ue, tas woman had
Jeaus Chrtst, eyen In bis early boyhood. At the
age OF sixteen tn most shooting manner and BY
= Violent deAth the WIS called into the eteFp1l
world. 161oke his moihe1'l he&1t xna though
ycas1 lad passed The B,shop'a appeal On tho sab
tect went 10 her heart
Were there no mothers there to-day who were
willing 70 take their sons and devote them 70 the
work Of Godt Think Of kheee thiucs Chrtauan
parents; think deeply, think prayerfull1: An sp-
Peal WIS made TO tae young rcn OF The Church 10
consider this subject II any Of lhero found th4s
they were ready to t4ks upon them this work.
they should make thelt feelings known 10 their
parents and their pHstor.
, 1866-12-10
Observation-Disclosures
Sermon by Rcv. ". II. Ryder, ID. D.

Tnete was a fall attendance 1t St. Fau1s, corner
Of vauBureu street and Wabash Avenue, 10 hear
Rev. w. l. RYDER, u. D., preach In opposition to
the theory Of eternal punishment The text
WIS the twenty vcrtc Of the third chspter Of
listened to win the greatest attention.
The speaker had evidently studied his subjeet
thoroughly, and the grounds Ahich hs took WIRE
that the Almighty had too much love for .he
human rsee to purish any portion OF 1t etcrnsltJ,
md that II the theory of eternal pnn-
ithtneni. wero correct, a greater power Than
that welded by God had been exhibited bg Satan !;
Or. In tho speakers own words, "Got Almighty
had been beA.cu ic biz wisa to do god to the race
which be had c1ea' cd" Many Of Dr. Rydrrs re-
marks were very foseible, .ud sons Of
lhem, especially those In reference
10 ,he toula ot the hundreds egshous4nds Of brave
men who loet their lives In the service Of their
country during The late war. crested considerable
sensation Al the c1pse Of the services, uany Of
The congregation expressed themselves n highly
pleased With the sermon, and stated sheif tltcn-
don to be present On rexy Sunday evening, when
TIT sa1ue subject will be continued.