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There wss . ,idai wasv at the Ouisrt
snd Of the Welland Canal 90 Saturday jussn
before The bursting Of the storm th-rs The
water rrceded from the sho;e into the lake
TOT considerable distance snd then return
I'd With tremendous violence, flooding the
beach snd stsewiog It with dead H.h. Nov
10 the tine for "reminiscences OF similar
pbsuomsoa, but the most ip,ersstins inior.
nation would be the cause why.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-11

Deseret-the Normoa name for Ciah-
gains im sigui6eation from . verss OF
"E,hes' 10 The Book Of Nosmoo, which ssys
And they did carry wab them "Dess,se,
''woieb,b Interpretation, 10 touey bee; snd
"tbas they did carry with them swarms Of
''bsss, sod sli usuoer Of that which was
'npon sbs face Of The lend, seeds Of every
"kiod." The beehive 10 Ihe Mormon gym
boIs. cod 10 prominent 90 their Luildioa,,
snd 10 typical Of industry. Aud the Nor>
mons certainly sre entitled 10 the symbol,
for 20 peopls under Heaven have shown
greater Industry under circum.,sac.s thst
wonid discourage tho average Gentils than
hsss the followers Of the xormon faith
They ere entitled to the monopoly II the
song ''How doth the little busy br-, &c.'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-11
Today 10 Good Fridays

A few days ago We made On item relative
to On alleged case Of d~ssr.ion OF . family
on the part OF the husband and father; that
they were discovered 10 an almost starving
condition. aad that subscription had been
raised to relieve their wsnts. IN Justice to
Mr.. Wait, tse pssiy 10 question, il 10 prop,
er TO state that be- arrived back . night or
two sines and has refunded the money ssisI
cd, (which tho same" sets blu risb. before
the public.
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Aitentioo has beeo. drawn io n. curiou.
feet that three ocean steamers NAMED A. =,
oceans have been lost with great d-.,ruc,
Lion Of lilo. The Arctic wss run do~u on'
Newfoundland and $50 lives .o.'; tho Pu
ciie foundefed 10 midusssn. it il .uppo-rd.
With heavy loss Of life; aud Bow to. At
Isntic 10 wrecked, snd IRON 500 to 60e ivss
lost. The fupers.itious will hereafter avoid
ocsso stssuers With vet names, and .ensi-
bic people will avoid steamers whose build
snsi'ls them 10 the ssputstion OF being '.we'
bosts."
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A Georgia Prophet In COnrs.
Augusta. Ga, March rs, 1873.

Augusta. Ga, March rs, 1873
Joseph F. Curry. . 40 called prophet OF
""he new dispensstioa." was tried N Ap
plios, Columbus county, to-day. 90 char
gee Of adultery snd foraies,ion, before
County Judge Gibson. Curry came from
Assssca uset,s With . eoieny Of about w.
hundred m~n and women, over year ego,
and bcusht lands and settled 10 Colnmbul
eosofy. Ts~y lived in tents and held the
property 10 common. Curry called himself
.Enjsh" and ".he prophet OF Jehovah
supreme In things spiritual and temper H.
Toe colony went on we'll for . brisi period.
bot the ''prophst" took 70 bimself too Dso J
wives. Jealousy and insubordins.ioo en-
sued 10 the colooy, and many Of the colon =
isn returned 70 Massaebusst,s, bsing PROF
vided with irss p.ssss 70 the nesress ses'
porii, either Charleston OF Ssvaush. Fin'
sly the colony became % demorslized snd
Curry so iiceo,ions shat the srsnd jury iuf
dic,vd him and bio queen psramour.
Curry, robed 10 white linen, with hssd
and ieet bsrs, 10 imitation Of the Ssviour,
appeared before the eosrt. HE queen ap.
pssred 10 the came attirs, With white
stnekings 90 bsr bet, sod . white bow 90
her bssd.
spesking.iu bis own defsne-, hs msiu,
tsioed that men And women could live TO-
gs,hsr % mao sad wife without cohsbiting.
and that BY Modification snd prayer they
could become perfect. He repsiled the
charge Of insanity. and displsyed much
srndi,ion end familiarity With The Scri, =
lures. He said hs had revelations after
revelations that . new era bad dawoet',
when nsn and women should come cut Of
natural order Of tAines V . higher state Of
purity.
AiHr spseehss from the prosecution and
de'euse The jury retired. aod after half %
boUrs absenes returned With Q verdict OF
guilty. With . recommendation 10 mercy -
Sentence hes beeu deferred isr . few
weeks. 1t 10 thought the prephss and his
followers will b given 90 oppor.uni,y 10
6nd smother csnssn lar sway frum here 10
which 10 pitch their tents.
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10 order TO more thoroughly appreciate
the ehooi and the msooer Of teaching, the
psrent. Of the children aud friends OF tae
school. should pay its visit. We feel sat.
isdsd they will be amply repaid sod isliy
ss.isdsi with the mssosr 10 which the priv
msry department o. ou. public seaoo, 10
coodaetsd.
Oa soue fi,nre occasion We shall take
tue to visit the other dspar,men3 Of
ths school.
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Dr. U. e. Mrsse. who has been practice
Ing medicine 10 Plnmer for many years, hss
removed 10 Pl-sssn,vilIe and opened 40
otdce at that place, His old iriends and
patrons will call upon him 10 bis new
home. DR.. N. enjoys en- extended repnta-
lion as very successful physician. and the
citizens OF Pieasantvills msy congratulate
themselves on securing him ss . resident.
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Doc TowS.--Dos Town, juss bs,osa the
"cisy," 10 progressing .fsvorahly, and u 10
believed that tbs Shirk we'll which was
s'rncl week or 20 since will have . very
uowhols"ms sfset 10 starting mp Develop
usns. 1t 10 doing 60 barrels per day.
Dog Town, or Ceoirs City, a. It Ia soms-
simes called. u beautifully located. asd
what WITH i's rae-lieps buildings and The
improvement" which srr conatsn,ly being
made by the energetic citlsens. Il 10 oor
OF tho most Aissiax pieces 10 the district -
As soon "a the weather becomes more se,A
tied, many new buildings will 60 up, end
ibs place will a,suns an air Of prosperity
which will bs most pleasant 10 behold.
Several new riRe sre going up at Dog
Town. and operating will open mp viso,-
onsIy In 'hort time. VIM. Spencer 4 Bro,
have veil about down, and IL 10 expected
'h., u will prove large.
There ara fifty new rigs 10 the vicinity o.
tho city. most Of which srs we'll uudss way,
aod many Of them ara almost down.
Tho Johns we'll, on the Best farm, sd/
joiCing the Sicksr.struck the sand lest ws~k
We have sipcs learned that Il will prove IN
excellent we'll.
Tho Shannon, Abbott l. Wasbabsneh
vel. on the old DeRolpb fsru, 10 down, and
10 good tor thirty barrels per day.
Robot Nieholson sod others on the Lors
farm, where they owA abou, shy see. are
getting along slowly, but s1pss,s have
their we'll down this month. which. v Il
provss good, will b fortune 10 their poek.
es. We hope 'bas It msy.-CPesersssrg
Progress.
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A daring attempt 10 shortly 10 0be made
10 oroG the Pacific from San Frapeisco 10
Japan iais small sloop thirty fsat long
She 10 named the Dolphin, and will carry a
crev Of three men, 10 sddition 10 the 3
captain. The object 10 10 hunt ssa otter.
which are stated to bs very plsusital on tie
japanese coast
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NOTICE,

We expect all parties indeb-
ted to this firm to settle their
bills before the 1st of May next
and avoid nnpleasantness, as we
iutend to close out and leave
this town.
SOBEL IL AUEREAIM.
Dated, Petroleum Centre, Pa, March 2o.k
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-11

The Greek sod Latin churches iu BethIe,
ben, Palestine, aIs qusrrellius over tho
orthodoxy ola Lstio Inscription 90 . tsp/
e''ry Of hanging recently placed iu The
choir OF The church.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-11

wealthy Americans with handsome
daughters whom they ere about 70 take 70
Europe, should know that . French law
provides that son'-in-law may claim snp
pert fTou their fashen-in-isw. Paris is
full OF "bsrons," very handsome and de-
cidedIy iupecuoious.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-11

Losdon has forty-six regular theatre O.
cod one now 10 course OF erection. This i
exclusive Of music halls, concert rooms aud
sn!srsa!nmsnt galleries, which number
over one hundred.
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A yonng Auerieau couple, living 10 He,
vsnos, recently svs,lsd them ss,ves Of ,bs
arrival Of the o. s. war steamer Shawmut,
W get married on beard BY The shiDs char
lNia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-11

Finite players 70 said to have become I.
fa'hiOnsole amusement among young ladies
10 Englsnd.
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Y A number OF bumsn scalps were recently
fonnd 10 bale Of rsss received from the
Wsst BY paper min 10 Pstefsbure,Vs
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Ths New York Tribune announces new
edition Of Horace Grseleys autobiography.
With additions, completing the story ofhis
life.
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Stokes. the man who wss reesntiy stabbed
lett Tor his home 10 Crawford county day
| or two since.
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SssFspost Nc, has girl IL years old
who weighs 220 pounds.
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Reports Of the wheat crop ibroushou,
Pssosyivsoia are encouraging.
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LOOK HERE.

Now 10 Ne time 70 buy ~ eslssn..s
Fox q Wilhsns' Buffalo Cissa Ale. a r.
A. LOzIERS % be intspds 10 &C., \. y.
she twenty fossth iosA AKA oil tboes n,
dshtsd to the Ama viii pleaas cone sod
ssttA on o. bs,osessi dste snd oblIas I'M
uodsIsignsd-
", A. LOUER
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~ Wnes Ns1sH The rms Jsve,ile naca,ius
u cents year, with 1splendld Sj ,oct hroro
nes, spsctmsr. cents Raise eiuhrSay uhsft
you saw his. JOhs b. Alden, rublsIc. chi.
cago. >A
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-11

The New Haven police have bseu io,b idl
den to carry umbrellas when on duty.
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We ere pleased 10 notice the return to
town Of our friend, Capt. Jones.
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II
You
Want
To increase
Your business,
Advertise 10 the
PETaoLrUxCENrRE RECoRy
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A coal misers striks 10 Neg South WAKES
10 announced.
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tM0NEV Msds Rapidly Win vtsGs.
MONC u KsIESscEiO1dh. cstalosu"
and null Particular FdtS. =. l. spseesr.
iaS uAnovos g. boA~e
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; etfoleun Centre Daily Record.

Oivtne service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sefvicss every Sabbath ct II A. u. and
~ p. u. Sabbath School at l71f r. N.
eats free. A cordial invitatioa sxtsnd.
Cd 70 aiL
Rsv. G. Moons, Pastor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-01
Ready Wit.

There Is a good story told Of II. j.
Byron, the English dramatlst. which
serves to illustrate the readiness OF
his wit. He was invited on n occa-
sion to the house Of +. c. Bernard,
also a playwright, to participate In some
charades, to be given for the benefit OF
n large number OF fashionable people.
Byron was announced as third on the
programme, but when the first act was
over It was discovered that he had as
vet made no preparation for his part
of the show. Therefore Bernard went
to him and said, "Come Byron, hurry
and arrange something; We will be
ready for you in a few minutes. Byron
started out Of the room TO "look some
thing up" He proceeded to the nur'
sery where he found a child's rocking
horse made Of pine wood, or, as the
English call Il. deal. This he ordered
TO be taken down stairs, and placed on
the stage. Immediately behind the cur
tain, as the second piece was already
oyer. When the curtain was rung up,
there he was standing beside the horse
In an attitude that would have done
credit to a eircus-master. Ladies
and gentlemen said he, pointing to
the horse, this represents u OF the
Islands In the Greek Archipelago. Del.
o." Then the curtain came down and
the audience '.convulsed." But this
was not all. The curtain went up
again, and Byron stepping forward
said : Ladies' and gentlemen, another
island In the Greek Archipelago, sam
os." As an example OF unpremedl-
rated wit, this would be hard to oeas'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-01
az THE CABLES.
Terrible Marine Disaster.

LONDON, December 1.-The ship
Trimountain, from New York, arrived
at Cardiff early this morning, bringing
intelligence of a dreadful disaster to
the steamship Vile dc Havre, which
left New York November 10, for
Havre, In command Of Captain Sur
mount. At 2 o'clock on tho morning
Of the 23d the ship Vile de Havre
came in collision with the British ship
Lachine. from London for New York,
and sunk shortly after. Two hundred
and seventy-six Of the passengers Of
the Vile de Havre were lost. The
Trimountain saved S7S, and brought
them TO Cardiff.
Later dispatches from Cardiff bring
the following additional particulars Of
the loss Of the steamship Vile de
Havre. She was struck amidships by
the Lachine and sunk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-01
lowed into Port - Disastrous Fire
and Loss OF Life-Assumed Their
Duties-Heavy Rains-Grecnbax.

Duties-Heavy Rnins-Greenbax'
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. III p. NJ
The ship Cultivator, from New York,
was towed into port to-day by the u
S. revenue cutter. Oliver Wolcott.
The entire crew-of1cers, Captain and
Captains wife-are down with the
scurvy. Several Of the former are ~
Ing at the point of death. This Is the
vessel which was furnished with fresh
provisions at sea by the Captain OF the
British ship Magma Charta. The Gull
tivator found her fifteen miles west oil
the Farallones.
A disastrous fire occurred to-day on
Pacific street, between Front and Da.
Wis, by which tho Atlantic Hotel,
owned by Mcdonald, was destroyed
loss, about Gil, 0 Several families
In the hotel lost all their goods. Har.
ris s. Lewis barber shop and Coghlan's
saddlery store adjoining were also
burned !; loss about $1,000. Three men
were missing after the fire, n oil
whom, supposed to be Charles Allen,
was found dead In the ruins Of the no.
tel. The others, whose names are un.
known, are not yet found.
The newly elected city officials as.
sumed their duties to-day. A large
crowd of Interested expectants and
cr~esttallen outgoers ls at the City Hall.
A heavy rain fell last night. The
weather Is clear to-day.
Greenbacks, 92@92h.
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w w 60
The Presidents Message not Yet
Delivered.
CnIHAao, December Tho Pres
dents message was not delivered. to
Congress to-day, and the Senate ad-
journed. No message until tomorrow.
Our Ironclads at Havana.
HAVANA. December 1.-The IRON
clads Mahopac and osnipee touched at
this port on Saturday.
The sprague Failure.
PRovIDENcE, K. l., December L.
The recently appointed trustees OF the
Sprague estate have informed a COM
mittee Of creditors that they cannot
accept unless guaranteed protection
from personal liability. They will
have a conference with the committee
to-day.
A Brig Boarded and Robbed.
NEW York. December L. Seven
masked men boarded the Italian brig
Mattano, lying off the Battery, at 2
o'clock yesterday morning, and robbed
the captains wife Of her jewelry and
some money concealed In the cabin.
Captain Cennatura, the commander,
resisted, and was shot and seriously
injured. The mate was bound and
gagged, and one Of the men held the
steward while the others secured the
Jewels aud money. One of the thieves
has been arrested.
Change OF Oaicers.
Captain Bradbury, now In Califor-
MIA. has resigned the office OF Presi-
dent OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, and Russell Sage has been
elected to fill the vacancy.
Starvation.
Andrew Stratton, aged 81, and his
daughter, aged two, starved to death
at Bridgeton, n. j.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-01
CURES ALL KINDS OF cArARRH.

So successful has DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery proven, as a con.
s%titutional treatment for catarrh, when
coupled with the use Of DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. applied locally By
the use Of DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche
(the only method OF reaching the up
per and back cavities Of the headl. that
the proprietor Of these medicines has
long offered a standing reward Of $500
for a case Of catarrh which he cannot
cure. The two medicines. with instru-
ment, for 81 By druggists.
A SPECIMEN OUT OF THOUSANDS.
CORTLAND. H.. April IS, 1873.
DIR. PIERCE. Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sir-It Is with pleasure I make
this statement to you that after taking
medicine for twenty years for the Ca
tarrh, l tried your Catarrh Remedy
and effected a cure, so that 1t has not
troubled me for two years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-01
&. WuERL,KR,
STEALING 0UR THUNDER.

People should beware Of those i'm.
postors who copy DR.. Pierce's original
style OF advertising, by Offering vari-
Gus sized rewards for cases Of catarrh
and other diseases which they cannot
cure. Those who do not possess sutfi-
Client intelligence to write all olginal
advertisement are not likely to have
made great and valuable discoveries In
Medicine. no2o wv
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An.o,,rosr,-Remember tina, R. I. HigginI

No "a South e streer, Virginia. Is closing out
Mia entire stock Of goods, and that only forty
Ave DAYS arc left In which TO complete the sale;
psrties needing anything In his line must call
soon or forever afterward hold thor peace, and
NOT complain that he has not advertised.
For tho very best Photographs, 60 to Bradley
Rnlofson,c Gallery without STAIRS
~ISCRND IN TIE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-01

An exchange declines "all further
articles ON the financial problem"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-01

A PERSIAN actress named Zuleika Is
soon to appear in London.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-01

SIcxI.rs Is reaping the fruits Of his
diplomacy. 1t Is o bad crop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-01

The Milwaukee School Board forbid
the game of "snake-the-whip."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-01

EASTERN DISPATCHES.
o m EsTIo INTELLEcE NOE

lsr.cIAL TO rs GOLD HILL DAnr xrws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-01

THREE thousand Communists are In
French prisons awaiting trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-01
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

ESPECIAL TO THE ooLD HILL DALr NEWS.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Committee OF Arrangements;
Thomas Kelly PJ Lapgnn
ii j Peters Pat Murphy
u Mcdonnell, Symons
Committee Of Invitation;
GOLD HILL
Jas Brow JP Mcdonnell
Abe Booth ia Atkinson
p p Hearns Sid Trescott
Cavanagh Thos 4 Kelly
Thos Fitzgerald Pat Neville
Henry Trewella Rich Maggie
Nick Sexton John Kennedy
CE Winters D Mahoney,
Vim Kellogg Mathew Rowe
Jobn Wade Thos Marks
Jas Francis Capt John Cosgrove
Johp WEIGH il Larkin
John NJ Kennedy Hugh TIemhath
TIL Keely Francis Hobon
VIM Russell id Mcdonnell
Isaac Morxan Edmund Welch
Capt II George Ed Buckley rfE.
Jas Rowe JP Veale
Joel Neswinder John Hunsingcr
FA St John ~ Lynch
Michael Reilly
VIRGINIA.
Martin Dishes LINZ Gle
r w Chase Jas Dockery
Dennis Neyin John Shannon
Robert Morrison John Haskins
Sam Murray Alex Mot
Jos JoEepns Daft ShiAnhn
Committee OF Receptions
white Rosette)
ACHay DD Donovan
Wm La'orce VIM Madden
Morris O'Connor Thoe Diamond
Floor Managers;
(Red, White and Blue Rosette)
Thos Kelly PJ Lanean
Pat Murphy r Peters
Geo W Rogers John Marks
Floor Directors
Mcdonnell.
Admitting Gent and Ladies'.
The best String and Brass Band In the State
has been engaged for the occasion.
The ball and all Its surroundings will be under
the direct management OF members oil the
Miners Union at Gold Hill, gentlemen fully
conversant with every detail In connection with
the entertainment. and promise TO make this
the finest and most recherche ball Of the season.
Participators In the ball can obtain supper at
any hour during tho night In the immediate
neighborhood Of the hall. oc22 I'd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-18

vulgar fame Of war, be became thg comforter
and guide 0f bis sick and wounded people
that he taught them the great lesson of self.
reform, reform Of their moral and economical
condition. And such was his success, that bF
thrift, and searching abolition OF ell waste 10
the expenditure Of the public Money the na.
ti0nal debt was within ten years discharged,
tOfhe surprise and modification uf Rome. This
is the praise Of Hannibal, but he strove In
vain. The people were reclaimAble, but The
artstOeracy had became corrupt. StFipt OF
their power by his iufuunce, they entered In
to the pay Of Rome. Habits OF indecent ex-
pense had spoiled them their good feelings
were warped. They plotted against Hannl-
bal, to save his life, he was compelled to iy.-
Rome came again, resolved that this time
there should be no mercy shown.
She came and Carthage ceased % be.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. o 0'Byrne's address,
several choice selections were performed by
the orchestra, after which q bonntiful supply
Of cake, strawberrles and Ice cream was serv.
ed. The strawberries were the largest and
finest grown. The Ice cream was delicious In
flavor, and the cake rich In taste. After doina
full justice TO these tempting edibles, the au
dlence retired, shortly after 10 O'Clock, having
spent most delightful evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-18

BIBLE PREsKSTATToN-The Court House A
New Castle, last eveaing, waa crowded d IA ut-
most capacity en the oocasion og the pubic pre.
sentataon Of q bible By Geo. w. Childs. -. "a
Seninels TEihas No. z, I. o. n. H., Of NeVv o..
tie a large delegation from Wiimlngton Vvent
over IN stages. arriving there ahout az essiock.
They were Eec1lyed bY eommittas fron aemi-
nois Irhe, hsAdsd By baAd, and after q short
street parade, weEo escorted % the Opark gFgonsa
Ihs pEeesnGasaoa vas made by Thos. n. Colsman.
Eds city edlsoT Of tho Philadalphia EsReev.
hoa. JoaAaa MaEa, Al this city, rsssiV4d ~ sble
on behalf Of Semiaals Tribe. Il nsat anA -
propriate apeeeh. faEtber hEieg address, ,wera
made BY Mr. Isaac Woodrow, 81 Wilmias4na. and
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