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THE BOY MAGICIAN:!
OR,
Tho Socrots of, the Soa.
01 1 A PTE II J.
tiii: fitmoNiiH ov miimh-kan.
Lulu 0110 fltitiimor artcriiouil, a down
yours iigr), rt solitary wliltu tnnii Blood
Imforo nn Idolnlram toniplu on nn island
In tho South Piiclflc.
Ho wus of itildrflo ago, tall, thht, nlill
Kiiunt, with riiCRod foaturcsnml sorrow
ful (.yes, und with ovcry ulsti of good
lies' mid Intelligence.
Bosldo him was n grim stono Idol, In
Krotesquo human rorm, more than twice
us tall as himself, which ho had Just fin
ished, ni was Indicated by tho mullet
and chisel In his hnuds.
"it Is done," ho intiltcred. "And
theo heathen llttlo suancct that I have
cut my nnmo and story Into tho baso of
una mill."
IIo ran his eyo rapidly over tho In
Kcriptiou in question. It was as follows:
"Tho Stli of May, 1S52. J, David Lester,
ol, tho firm of Lester & Nicluls, or Norfolk,
Virginia, Bailed as,a passenper iroiu,Cliario.i
ton for Hong ICong, via Capo Horn, in tlio
ship 'Ilccla.' i A cyclono struck us in inid
oexan, the ship foundered, arid wu took to
tho boats, which all filled, with tho exception
of tho ono I was in. After drifting several days
during which tny companions perished, I
reached this island. Tho idolatrous inhabi
ants made mo a slave in their temple, and
for nioro than four years t havo been U'jing
menial f tficcs and carving images. I havo
been chained every night, and wateliod con
tinually by day, but havo nevertheless made
three attempts at escape, and shall soon makes
another doubtless my last, as I am resolved
to succeed or die, preferring death to a long
er captivity. I tncrcforo ?rito thosb words
unon this idol, nravine anv ono who mav sec
them to report my fate, if possible, to iny
family, at Norfolk, Vn. Finished this in
scription this 7th day of July, 1S57.
For several minutes tho nrlsoucr eon
templated these lines ih sllcnco, and
then aroused himself, looking warily
around.
"Thrcq times I havo tried to escape in
a cunoc,'' ho muttered, "and ovcry tlmo
I was caught, and visited with tortures.
To ho caught again In such an attempt
win do certain (team, ietiwiu risK
all tho first opportunity that offers.
This longing for freedom and my family
is becoming n positive madness. Oh,
my God! what Is that?"
IIo gazed in perfect stupefaction to
the eastward, far out unon tho ocean.
Thorp, miles and leagues away, was a
hhip, her white sails gleaming as shu
lay Docaimeu upon tno waters I
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, ULOOMSBUKG, COLUMBIA OOOTTJ, PA
''A shipl a ship I" cried Lester, sol)
hingly. "At last, oh Heaven ! At last
my prayer is answered I"
THU riSISONKlt'S iiomi:.
On I ho east hank of tho Elizabeth rlv
er, Just out of Norfolk, and overlooking
Ilaniptou Itoads, stood a beautiful cot
tage, tho homo of tho wife and daughter
of David Lester, tho prisoner of tho
Kino lbianu in tno mr ratine.,
Near tho closo of a lovely afternoon
in 'May, Mrs. Lester and her daughter
sat tuscwer upon tneir lroiit.vcrartuaii
The mother was a lovely, swcoHaced.
sad-eyed woman of two and thirty
years,
Tho daughter, Amy Lester, not yet
fifteen, was a strango compound of child
and woman.
"You aro thinking of father, dear
mother Y" murmured tlio maiden, us
sho marked tho lady's longing gaze.
"Yes, child. Your father. my lius.
baud; where is ho? Komowhoro under
tno sea waves, wrecKou on n desert
island, or languishing on nhostiloshorc?
It is live yoarssinco ho left us on that
fatal voyage to China. Jly reason as
sures mo that ho is dead; yet, Amy, I
can only think of him as Jiving."
"It is so with me, mother," said' Amy,
with a tremulous quiver of her lips.
"1 dream often that ho is living that
he is coming homol"
"Wo need him hi a hundred ways,"
said Mrs. Lester, sighing. "If any
thing wero to happen to me, Amy, I
shudder to think what would become of
you. You havo been brought up in
luxury, and would feel keenly any
chango to poverty."
"Aro wo not rich then mother?" asked
Amy, in surprise.
"I supposed so dear, until threo years
ago," replied the mother,sadly. "Your
father was.a merchant and ship-owner,
a partner of Colonel Nichols. But two
years ago Colonel Nichols Informed mo
that tho outstanding debts of tho firm
moro than balanced the assets ; in short,
Amy, that ho was on the vcrgo of bank
ruptcy,hls fortune and ours nllko wreck
ed 1"
"I don't liko Colonel Nichols!" said
Amy, thoughtfully. "If ho lost all his
money with ours, how docs ho live in
audi grand stylo? To whom do his ships
mid great houso belong?"
"To his nephew, Ally BclI. Colonel
Nichols is Ally's cuardian. Tho Colo
nel has nothing of his own, excepting a
farm or two up-country which wero not
risked in tho business."
Amy contracted her littlo brows re
flectively, and was about to reply, when
tho garden unto swung on Its Illumes.
and a boyish figuro camo lightly up tho
waiK.
"It's Ally, mother-It's Ally Hell I"
oxelalnicd Amy, all smllesand blushes.
"I'll bring him to you."
The young girl ran lightly down tho
verandah stops and met tho iiow-cnmer,
linking her arm In his, and drawing
him trentlv towards tho house.
IIo was a lad of seventeen, nn orphan,
the nephew and ward of Colonel Nich
ols, llrighl and gay and lmiidsomo,
Allen Doll woh nlno impetuous, ardent,
and intelligent ono of ilioso noble,
manly boys, who maturo early into
grand and noble men. liny as ho was,
ho loved Amy Lester with u pure and
chivalrous love, which bado fair to
deepen in time into tho great luvo of
JUS inc.
IIo was tho bearer of a letter from
his uncle to Mrs. Lester, and having de
livered It, hobtrolled with Amy down
tho wide garden walk into tho cool
shadows of a grovo nt tho bottom of
tho garden.
"I've bten expecting you this good
while, Ally," said Amy, with charm
ing frankness. "I thought you would
bo down hero to try those scientific ex
nerlments to-duy 1"
"We'll try them to-night, Amy," ro
Piled Ally. "Tho bluo lights show bet
tor at night. I'm getting along finely
in my chemistry, Amy. I like It best
. . C . .1.-1!,. . -"
til Itll Illy BUIUIU3.
"I am suro you do." said Amy. o.irn
cstly. "You aro tho nicest boy I over
sawi"
Ally Dell laughed nloud. Amy
childlike simplicity and outspoken
truthfulness wero her greatest charm in
nis eyes.
"Tho sight of that brig yonder." said
Ally, ''reminds mo that I promised to
meet uoi. xsicnois on Doaru or it direct
ly after J delivered that letter to your
mother. I must go now, but you may
expect mo us soon as It's dark.1'
lie clasped her In his arms and kissed
ner.
For u minute tho youthful lovers
stood nt tho garden gate, towards which
thoy had slowly walked, and hero thoy
parted soberly Ally to go down to tho
ung wncro no naa engaged to meet jus
uncle, ana Amy to return to nor mother.
Blio found Sirs. Lester, tlio open letter
in ner nip, siicnt ami motionless as a
utatuo, her nttltudo that of profound
uesouir.
"What Is It, mother?" cried Amy, in
wild alarm, springing to her side.
Mrs. Lester lookod ut her daughter
wiut n woc-sincKcn iace.
"O, Amy I" sho cried, turning to that
brave, childish heart for strength and
comfort. "Colonel Nichols writes mo
that wo aro bcggersl Ho reminds mo
that ho lias asked mo threo several times
to marry him. And", Amy, ho says ho
knows your father to bo dead, and ho
offers himself to mo for tho last time.
IIo reminds mo of my ill-lioalth, of
your youtn cnu jioiniossncas. Ann no
nays," und Mrs. Lester's volco broke
down In a tempest of bobs, "that oil tho
ono hand lio offers mo wealth, comfort,
and happiness, on tho other poverty mid
sorrow. If I refuso him, ho Hwrwrs to
turn in ()ul. of our homo to-morrow 1"
"Oh, ipothert" exclaimed Amy, with
a sharp cry, as .ht hid her fiteu In her
mother's liwoitl.
CttAPTEHII.
a DUsiMmATiisTiiucicifir.roitiiiiiiiitTY.
ncford Ally Hell reached tho brig ly
liig.ut tho wharf, Ills uncle, Colonel
Nichols, had been there and arranged
with the captain, who went by the
nnmo of Hlley, to carry Ally off to
China, for which service tho Colonel
promised to glvo tho Captain tho brig
and ten thousand dollars, in case the boy
never came ouch, iiuoy was a ltiurjor
er, who$o real namd was Snrouls, and
uoiouciNiciioisiinu rouiiPd xurs. tester,
and now wanted to rob his nephew and
havo him murdered, and Ililoy klicw
that, an t resolved thai Ally JJcllshouid
never seo Norfolk again.
"Where Istfiutad?" hu asked as lio
and Colonel Nichols finished drinking
sutces to their nefarious schemes, to
which tno coionei replied:
no suouiu uo iicio at uus very
moment. Ah, I hear his step on deck
now? Hern ho comes I"
Even as ho spoko Ally Doll camo hur
rying into tho cabin, his face flushed
with ploasurablo excltemeuti
"l'mi ust in tinio to see you on. uun-
tain Hflov." ho said, not noticlnir the
gulty looks of tho conspirators. "Tho
wind is tair, ami tno cruw anxious, a
good voyage to you, Captain. Drlng
mo, some rarosncus wucu you return.
They nro for a little girl's cabinet, and
must bb pretty I"
"Ayci, ayo, Mr. Allen,", responded
tho Caittnln. heartily. "Didn't you seo
my collection of shells In yonder state
room? No? You nro welcomo to your
choice 6f them nil, sir,"
no advanced, ami tiling open inostaio-
roonvdoor.
Ally bent forward and looked in.
Willi a quick thrust, Ililoy pushed
him into the little room, nnd hurriedly
locked Itho dopr.
With an exultant snillo Colonel Nich
ols said adieu, and went ashore.
uiioncxt lnnmio tuonurricd tramp
ling of feet was blended with the songs
of tho stout seamen, ns tho brig moved
slowlylfrom tho wharf towards tho sea.
Ally,' .-i first thought, on finding him
self shut up in Cnptnln Ililcy's strtlo-
r oom, was that tho two men wero joking
morel intending to scaro him a littlo,
and then let him out ; but ho Soon dis
covered that tho Quickstep Wio brig
wii.i Lilt tlilinrri Ei ml loir, inr whnrf. mil
was stKpding down tho Elizabeth river
towards tno ocean,
Thelttuth Hashed unon lilin I
"I sCo it all I" ho cried, leaping to his
feet. "Ililey Is" taking mo to sea with
him I . Captain Ililey 1" lny shouted,
pounding on tho wall, "open tho door,
this minute! Let me out, or it will bo
bad for you 1"
No reply was made to him no atten
tion mild to his cries.
IIo saw that ho wus fast.
Eor'n moment ho was stunned by tho
knowledge of his situation.
Then ho drew up his slight, boyish
figure, proudly, his eyes flashing deli
anco. i
"Tlio thing for mo to do," ho mused
"is to! help myself. A by who can't
light his own way will nover bo a man 1"
Drawing from his pocket a match, of
which ho usually carried a supply, lio
lighted tho caudlo in its box at ono end
of thd state-room.
"I ;see," ho moiitaiw commenced,
looking around, in tho light thus furn
ished "Hero's a whole dray load of
boxes' anil bundles. And hero's a can
non too," added Ally "a small ono,
which is expected, no doubt, to bring a
big prico from those simple natives in
tho South sea.
"I 6m uso this thing," thought tho
boy, with kindling eyes. "I havo plen
ty of powder iu my pocket!"
llofiad bought this powder Just boforo
ho camo aboard of tho brig, lor tho ex
periments lie had promised to show
Amyjthat very evening.
Without moro ado, Ally set at work
loading and ilring tho littlo cannon as
rapidly ns possible, smashing the door,
und (jailing out for everybody to keep
out of tho way. Thu captain nnd crow
ivero (frnntie with fear, as thero was a
kirgoi quantity of powder in tlio state
roouii and tho nrosncct was that the
ship would bo blown to atoms. Having
n ueu t tno siaie-room and cabin wltli
smoke, Ally seized ono of tho Captain's
revolvers, burst open the shattered door,
rushed upon deck, and leaped into the
rivcrj
"Thunder and lightning!" cried Ililey,
startled beyond expression. "After that
boy,nllofyou! Satan hlmselflsin him! A
hundred dollars to tho man who first
puts h baud upon him I"
With a yell, as or blood-hounds, half
n dozen of Hiloy's men splashed into
tlio river, incited by tho promise of
moiioycnnd sprang to the pursuit, whilo
Hlloy, hastily lowering a boat, rowed
after his men, whom ho soon overtook,
ono i fter another, and ordered Into the
boatJ They then pulled on after Ally,
who nail distanced tho men whilo thoy
wcrcjln tho water, but who could not
compete with thu boat. Arriving at tin
old sunken schooner, a long way from
thosliore.lho boy climbed upon tho top
mast, and looked back at Hlley, who
was rapidly approaching. Tho cnptnln
felt Suro of his prey, and was telling
his men how to seize tho boy, when
Ally suddenly fell from tho topmast, as
if shol, and Immediately mink from
sight.
"Thunder and lightning!" cried Ili
ley, "lie's gonoi"
"OjOiio?" echoed all tho men In
chorus.
"Yes, gone!" and Hlley sprang to
his feet, bending forward. "I saw him
mil Ho fell t.'Htk Into tho wnlpr. mill
went down liken bullet, without the
least cry I run ior your lives I"
tiio men ouoyeu. tiio Doal was
quickly hesldu tho topmast, lint uo
trace of tho boy could ho found !
'I'll ttikomy Diblooath." said Hllev.
"that the young salamnnder has not
gono toward tho nearest shoro or an,
other. A cramp or a shark has loo
him!"
The oyes of tlio scheming villain lit
up strangely, nunou savagely.
"And such helm: tho fact, men." nd
ded he, "wo may us well give up tho
search."
' The men resumed their oars, tho Can-
A lUn 41IIH 41... l.,...t . . , !.?
hum iiiu tjuui,ium iitu uuafcruiviriiou JU
sllcnco to tho brig, wilh'Ally clinging
quietly to the stern -his head Just far
enough out of tho water to cnablo him
to brcatho and thero he continued to
stay until tho boat returned to the hriir.
And then the boat being left lu tho
water, at tno stern or tno urig, it occur
red to Ally to unfasten tho boat from
Its painter, let It drift down stream somo
distance, then climb Into It, nnd row
nway for Norfolk, which ho at onco
din.
Eorn mlniito or two thu boat eontln
ued to sneed away In tho darkness.
And then Ally climbed out of tho
water into it, with a long sigh of relief,
and seized a nair of oars resolutely.
Crouching out of sight in tho bottom
of tho boat, ho began rowing shoro-
wards but softly, for ho was still near
tho brig, and tho night was so calm ho
reared Ms enemies wouui near nun.
Thero was only too much occasion,
ttsu proven, ior uus cannon.
Tho boat had not been gono two mlu
iltcs from tho brlg.'.when Captain Hlley
wishing to go nslioro to seo Colonel
Nichols, made his wuy aft. and discover
Incr its dlsanncaranco at onco sent n
couple of men after it lu another boat.
Ally seeing that hu must again take
to mil water, iook iiiu oars mom? wnn
him, and went drifting seaward, with
nothing but a pair of oars to support
him.
Tho night had now fully 8(1 In and
tho tldo ran fast. Crumped and chilled
by his long contluuanco In the water,
tho boy was whirled along, growing
weaker ovory moment: but Justus hopo
was at Its ebb. ho suddenly beheld a
nail behind him, rapidly approaching,
under tno lorco or a ircsneuing nreezo.
"A briir. eortalnl" hoL'ronncd.nftcru
long look nt tho Hearing cloud of can
vas. "It must bo old Hilov'sl Tho
wind having comu again, ho Is oil' for
Pacific ocean!"
Ho regarded tho hrlg,ns It ennio near
er, asking himself if ho should hall her.
'Let Uur bo what Sho may," ho mut
tered, "friend or fon. 1 must hall her!
My strength is Used tip 1 nhall eoun
slip oir lroin thi'su oars and drown I
roilunalely tho brig Is coming straight
towards me. I will hall her!"
Ho walled till tlio brig was near him,
and then carried his resolve into execu
tion. His l'ceblo call was heard and an
swered; tho brig liovo to, u boat wns
lowered, and ho wns taken aboard tho
stranger. Tho boy hud only strength
enough to learn that tho brig wns not
Hlley's, and then ho fainted.
ClIAl'TEHHI.
It O It K V 1 1. Ij A I N V.
Captain Ililey, verily believing that
Ally was drowned, went nslioro to In
form Col. Nichols of tho fact. Ho found
tho Colonel Just coming from Mrs. Les
ter's cottage, whero ho had gono an
hour boforo, and stunnod Amy by in
forming her that Ally Dell, her lover
and hero, was being crrried oil to sea In
tho Quickstep, and that she would nev
er seo him again.
Tho Colonel heard Illley's story about
Ally's disappearance with breathless
ltitercst, as thoy walked along tho beach;
after which tho two villains congratu
lated themselves upon tho boy's being
thus completely taken cut of their
path.
Whilo discussing tho matter, they
heard tho sound of oars, and soon saw
a boat approaching tho slioro opposite n
cottago belonging to an old retired sail
or named Nicholas Collins, which was
situated nt thu foot of Mrs. Lester's
garden. In the boat was u man, and
along with him was a female, sobbing
convulsively. Colonel Nichols, with
surprise, nnd alarm, recognized tho
volco of tho weeper ns that of Amy
Lester. Sho and her companion left tho
boat and entered tho cottago, from tho
windows of which a light soon shone.
Colonel Nichols and Capt Hlley crept
beneath n window, to spy nnd listen.
They soon learned that Collins had row
ed Amy off to tho brig in search of Ally,
and that sho had thero heard of his at
tempt, to cseapo and his consequent
death by drowning.
Amy was vehement in her denuncia
tions of Col. Nichols, and declared that
if Ally was really dead, sho would
raisctho wholo country against his un
do who had compassed his death.
On attempting to rise to go home,
Amy found sho was too weak to walk,
and sent Collins for her mother to como
to her. As soon as tho old sailor left
tho cottago, Colonel Nichols proposed
to iiiiey tnat no snouiu carry Amy on
instead of Ally, and leave her on a
plantation of ids on tlio coast, down by
Capo Henry ,so as to silence her danger
ous tongue, and also to glvo him a.hold
on her mother. Tlio Captain agreed to
this, and they entered tho cottage, com
ing upon Amy so suddenly that, in her
weak state sho was so cotnplctcl y over
come that sho fainted away.
"So. much tho better I" said Nichols,
stooping and gathering her in his arms.
"Now, lead the way to your boat,HiIey.
On our wny, you must overset Collins'
boat, to make him think she did it her
self id a wild mood.
IIo hurried out of tlio cottago bearing
his fntil burden. Hlley followed hasti
ly, anil tlio two made their way to tho
spot whero Collins' boat lay- It was
but the work of a moment for Ililey to
push off tho littlo craft and overset it.
"Thero, they'll think tlio girl got
wild Willi grief and was drowned in an
attempt to search for Ally again !" said
tho Colonel exultantly, tossing Amy's
iwhilo apron upon tho beach. "That
apron1 will fix tlio matter beyond a
doubt! Tho wind Is rhing, Hlley.
You had better tako advantage of it!"
Tho two hurried to tho waiting boat.
Ililoy) laid tho unconscious Amy in tlio
bottom, and then seized tho oars and
rowed rapidly towards tho brig.
Nichols, full of exultation. looked
after tho boat until it was lost to view.
"My ilrst plan was successful I" ho
muttered. "Ally is dead ! I am a ricli
man! Aud my second plan promises a
liko success! When Margaret Lester's
heart is nearly broken at Amy's los.
I will. offer to restore her child on con
dition that sho will marry me! The
day of my full triumph is near !"
Ho looked with gloating eyesseawai (I
exulting iu hhevil success, until at last
nearly 'an hour later, thu sails of tho
Quiululrji filled, and thu lirig moved
swiftly toward tho sea, taking with her
Maigftiot Ldt' r's only comfoit thu
dilni)t father's star of hopo I
ClIAl'TKIl IV.
J.lM'rUll KSOAl'lM AND Hi: AIM 1'llOM
I liosu:.
Wii left David Lester on his lonely
island, planning Ids escape, Willi n ship
in sight from tho elevated point where
ho was nt work. Ho waited till night
and Until nprlcU of tho idolatrous torn
plo camo to chain him iu ids dungeon,
wherp they nightly confined him ; and
then suddenly leaping upon tho priest,
lie boro him to tho floor, chained and
gagged him, disguised himself In his
priestly robe;, stained ids face brown
withidirt, went to thoshoio whero tho
canoes wero lying, entered ono of them,
nnd paddled out to sea in tho direction
in w(ilch iio had seen tho ship.
Hu naddled for hours with all his
strength, and had gono so far that tho
lights oi tno island could not hu seen
Lester. Sho has been living on his
lioimtv these twoor tlneo years I Wiien
your Interest in this ship was sold, I
bought it, Tho Colonel owns the other
hairi" ,
"Hut lids Is a baso fraud 1" oxclalmcd
Lester. "Tho Colonel has been untrue
to tho trust I reposed in him I I havo
had suspicions or hift Integrity during
my long exile, but I havo never dared
to entertain them. I'll mako matters
straight on my return. lean provomy
claims nnd bring him to Justice tho
dastardly villain My poor Margaret!"
nnd lie groaned,
Lester's threat concerning Nichols
seemed to stir up nil tho malico of tho
uaptain's nature, uo Dcneiu nis in
tercut iu tho shIp,frnudulonlly acquired,
threatened, and ho hated still moro tho
lawful Owner whoso right in tho Cuelone
lie had usurped.
"it report speaKStriujY'iio said, "iurs.
Lester need not bo called 'poor! 'Colonel
Nlckold has long been pnyiiig her atten
tions, and when I left port, live months
ago, tho story was that they wero en
gaged I Tho Colonel told mo himself
that no loved ncr,Mnd meant to marry
her. No doubt by this tlmo thoy aro
married I"
This cruel thrust struck homo to tho
poor husband's heart, and uttering a
great cry, lio fell forward with Ids f'aeo
upon the table, wnllo tlicuaptuiu regard
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repairing with noatuehs and dispatch, upon tho
most rc.rion.iblo terms. Ho also keeps ou hand
BTOVra OF VAKI0US l'ATTEUNS & STYLES,
which ho will sell upon terms lo suit purchasers,
Ulvohlmacall. He Is a gout meclianlc, 6nd
uciviugui mo puuuo puiiuiiiiKO.
jacod Mirrz.
llloomsburB, April :W, 1M7.
and yet no ship had been found; and
now tho wind was riling and n storm
wns 'threatening.
"Oh, Oodl Am I forsaken?" ho
cried, In an awful nnguhh, seized with
a fear that tho wind would tako tho
ship from him. "Must I porlsli hero?"
Atilhat moment when hope was dy
ing, ho beheld n sight that turned all
his wild wiio into yet wilder ecstasy.
There, to tho northward, was tho ship
standing directly towards him, with all
sails'sot to catch tlio rising breeze, und
not hair n milo away.
"Yes. thero sho Is," houhotitcd. "Sho
is coming this way. I am saved sav
ed!" Ho raised ids aims to heaven, iu n
muto thankpgivlng nnd sobbed aloud,
tho glad tears streaming down his worn
and Jinggard checks.
Tho ship 111 tno nearer and nearer.
116 redoubled his wild shouts, his
heart nnd soul lu his volco.
Ail nnsvcrlng cry camo suddenly
from tho blip's deck, and bho drew
stenflily nearer bwerved' from her
course slightly, nnd a ropo was thrown
from her deck, falling into Ids canoo.
Ho seized tlio ropo in despcrato eag
erness, and n group of sailors leaning
over tho ship's sldo drow him aboard.
In, an Instant moro tho ship had ru
b limed her courso. and was moving In
stately fashion betoro tho brcczo.
"Safe at hist!" murmured Lester,
leaning against tho bulwarks, weak and
nerveless as nn Infant, "Oh, tho glad
ness' or this hour!"
Poor man! IIo did not drenni ut
that moment that his adverse rato was
oven then relentlessly closing mound
him j that lio was on ono or his own
ships tho Cyclone: that Unit ship was
commnndod by a bitter roo iu league
with Colonel Nichols, who, on recog
nizing him, would without reinoro
consign him again to tho meicies of the
Paclilu iu Ids Indian canoo-
On Inquiry, Lester learned that tho
vensol was tho Cyclone, and In tho llgnt
or tlio cabin lamp recognized her Oai.
tain. Tearing on his priestly robe, and
wiping tlio stain from Ids race with its
course lolds. lio exclaimed :
"Captain Sales, don't you know moV"
"David Lester!" cried tlio Cnptnln,
turning ashy pale, and grasping his sta
tionary sont ns though ho had received
a shock,
Lester wiped his biowsuiidsatdowu,
tho Captain taking a beat opposite him.
Ho had so much to ask, that Ids emo
tions choked his utterauce.niiil prevent
ed him from unserving thu look ordeatl
ly hatred with which tho Captain ro
garded him. Hut hu llnally piled his
questions fast, and learned that his who
yet lived, that Ids daughter Amy had
grown into a lovely girl, und Hint both
wife and daughter hud long mourned
him ns dead. Hu also learned of his
wilb's poverty.
"Colonel NfchnU bettled nn tho firm
niralrs," Bald tho Captain, u icrvcdly,
"and thero was nothing left Kir Mrs,
DRUGS &, MEDICINES.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
For TJlsoosoa of tho Throat and Iiungs,
euch as Coughs, Colds, 'Whooping
Coueu, Bronchitis, Asthma,
aud Consumption.
Trobably never before la tho wholo history of
medicine, has any thing won so widely and so deeply
upon tho confldcuco of mankind, a this excellent
remedy lor pulmonary complaints. Through a louc
scries of years, and nmonir most of tho races or
men it has risen higher and higher in their cstlma
tlon, as it has becumo better known. Its uniform
character and power to euro tlio various nfTcctlons
of tlie lungs and throat, haroinado it known as n re
hablo piotcctor against them. Whilo adapted to
milder forms ofdUeage and to young eliildrcn, it Is
at Uio sanio lime tlio most effectual leuicdy that can
be given for incipient consumption, and tho dan
gci ous affections of Uio throat and lungs. As a pro
lsIon against sudden attacks of Croup, It should
bo kef t ou hand In every family, and Indeed as all
nro FOinctlmcs subject to colds and coughs, aU
should bo pioJdcd wltli Uiis antidolo for tiicm.
Although scaled Consumption Is thought in
cut able, still great numbers oi casos whero tho dis
earo teemed settled, hao been completely cuicd,
nnd Uio patient icstorcd to sound health by tho
Chcrru J'ecUiruU So complete Is its mastery
ocr the disorders of Uio Lungs nnd Throat, that
tho moot obstinato of Uicm yield to It. When noth
ing else could reach Uicm, under Ike Cherry
foifi! they subsido and disappear.
Stutters ami 1'uhlio Speakers Und great pro
tection from it.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
llroncliltls Is generally cured by taking Uio
Chcrru Vcctoral In small and frequent doses.
6o generally are IU virtues known Unit wo need
not publish the certhlcatcs of them here, or do moro
than nssuro tho public that its qualities aro fully
maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For 'Fever nnd Acuo, Intermittent rover,
Chul I'evor, Itomittont Fever, Dumb
Acuo, 1'oriodlcol or Bilious Fever, &c,
nnd indeed all tho afrectiona which ariso
lVom malarious, marsh, or miosmatio
poisons.
As JU namo Implies, It docs Cur, nnd docs not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substanco
whatever, It in nowiso injures any patient. Tho
number nnd Importance of its cures In tho nrno dis
tricts, aro literally beyond account, and wo believo
w itliout a parallel In the history of Acuo medicine.
Our prido is gratlflcd by tlio acknowledgments wo
icccio of tlio radical cures effected In obstlnato
cues, ami wncro ouicr remedies had wholly railed'
Unacclimatcd persons, cither resident in, oi
travelling Uirough miasmatic localities, will bo pro'
tcrtcilhv Latin e tlio jtOVll CUnr. ilallr.
Tor J.lrei- Cmnptntnts, arising from torpidity
ui iiiu j.irt:r, Ik is nil excellent rcmcuy, fiumuiaiulK
tlio I.lver into healthy activity.
1'or Illllous Disorders and Liver Complaints, it U
mi i-Ai-ciicni rcinmy, pruuueing many truly re
markablo cures, whero other medicines kid filled-
l'rcparcd.by I1!. J. C. AVKn ft Co., 1'racUcal
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass.. and sold
all round tho world.
rmcv, $1.00 rrn noiiLr.
Vot nil tho
Wodlomo.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
purposes of a Lasativo
Perhaps no ono medicine-
U so universally io
united by everybody ns
it cathartic, nor was ever -'
nny before so universal
ly adopted into use, in
every country and aniomr
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
I'M. Tho obvious rc.i.
son Is, that it 1 s nmoro re
liable aud farinoro inec
tual remedy than any
nllinr Thnln l.n l.n
tiled it, know that it curod tlicm: thosowho have
not, know that It euros their neighbors aud friends,
ami all know that what it does onco it docs always
Hut it never falls through any fault or ncglcctuf
Us composition.. Wo hao thousands upon thou
sands of cerlulcatos of Uiclrrcniarkablo cures of tlio
lotion Ing complaints, but 6uch cures aro known In
e very nelghboi hood, and wo need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions lu all climates:
containing neither calomel oranydclcUulousdmg,
they may bo takcu with safety by anybody. Their
susar coating preserves Uicm orcrftcsli and makes
tliein pleasant to tako,w hllo being purely vegetable
mi harm can arlso from Uiclr uso In any quantity.
'llicy opcrato byUielr powerful Influence on Uio
internal viscera .to purify Uio blood and eUmulato it
Into healthy netlon rcuiovo the obstructions or the
stomach, bowels, liver, and oUier organs of Uio
body, restoring their irregular action to health, and
by larrocting, wherever thty ovist, Mich dcrungo
mentsns aro tho llrat origin of dibcaso.
Muiuto iliroetloni are given in Uio wrapper on
tho box, for tho followiug complaints. lutluiaso
iWirapidlycuros
For !.riiriaiii or Indignation, I-UiIms.
iioM, JLuuaruui- and Iam of Apirtiir,thcy
should bo taken moderately to tUnmlato the 6toni
ai h and restore Its healthy lono and action.
.f...r .'.i?.rr CoiiiiiUliuand its various symp.
inim, liiiiuu. iirailacho.HlcU Iieuiluclir,
.Tiiuiiilicu or Urri-u NIcLuo.s, lliiloiis
Ti. and, Illllous I'overs.Uicy should be Ju
die ously taken for each caso, lo correct Uio diseased
action or remove Uio obstructions which cause It.
tor jsysrutnry or Itlarrhiea. but ono in Id
UoMi is generally required.
For ItliriiiiiulUm, Clout, Orarrl, l'alnl.
'.'.""!" "r. "" fain in , S!Si
ll.nu anil lailus, thoy should bo cont nuou hr
COLUMBIA IRON WORKS,
Oornor oi' Main StvcoL nnd I,. & 33. Hull Konrt,
BLOOMSBUBG, 3P-A..
.... . n 11 A 1HT IM) I) D.
MACHINISTS. IRON AND MASS I'uuawmio;
BLACKSMITHS AND IJ0I2BU MAKERS.
MANUFAOTUllEHS OF
STEAM ENGINES .& WATER WHEELS,
cji:m.uai- m iciiiivi: woiik ai bkpaiiis.
Ml Mi (JUAUINU. SHA1TIN0. 1'UH.UYH, HANGIX.. IIlIAnM.OL'ira, .
saw aVEiLXs a-Eiaxnsra- of all i-sirasrios,
CASTINGS l'Ott I'UHNAGKS
GROCERIES,' Sec,
p o n rnc;i i u r ,iv ii. i .
Vim uniUlshjiK"! ","'' C"",y "uhm""'"
to Uio rulillo lliat h.- 1ms "l-oiul n
l'iiAI.VAl'ANUYUAJil)",
FI,InSosiamiOFHUi.
KliTH, UA1S1K8. AC, AC, AC.
li V wn'oi.fcHAM! on iirltAil..
.. . fn i,ivtment of all Bonds In
ill uioi i. .",'".-,:,, vnrlctv lit '
Ills lino oi uiisiiiu. .
DOIiliH, TO YIJjIAO., .
sultnUorortho llolldajs. l-artlcul.tr nlimition
given Ul
II It K ,v t Ml' UAlif.n,
nf nil kinds, freRli every dn!'. ,
OH'itlSTM a"S OA K1U KH.
0 II I M T M An I 1
cnll In nollcllwl anil Millsfiuthiii will bo
Kl-'ln'lf'vl"' I.VCOIIii.
ttininntceil,
Nov.Zi, iw
A1X0 OAK WltilKI-S AN11 AX I. ICS
AND liOMjlNd MILTsS.
and (juni:i:ai .mi.nmnii oastinuh.
G
HAND OPKNINO
(1UAN1I Ol'ENINO
OltANl) OIMI.VINO
(IIIA.VI) (ll'KXINII
(IIIAN1) OI'llNINd
MlSpELLANEoi,'
)l.()OMHIIUIl(IN()l.MAI i,, "
.ui
1I0AUIJ OF INHTliuw, 1,0
ni.:NUYcAnvi:.i,A.M
rewnrnriiitclttrtunlri i,,i , "'w
Hnrnli A. Carver n
Tenchcr of French, lloK'S' iui
"ranches; -"n
. Isaac o. Htsi a .
1'roct.sor of Auci.nt u, ,
' OrninTua'Irli'H-,ii
I w r u'
Friiressnr tifMnthcnmuS V,1'
lionoinj- "Tlfr
lM..foe
I.', vt ' o
Tcnclierdf uenErnphy, bluiirjj
AMI innt tenchJr;,7,fe,
Or miliar, J r '
MlSt Allrr. l InC
Tenclieriif Music on the Vnv,
'mi, , (
Mttt. ITflltt. T i I
;ruuclicr ..f Vucnl Music and liT
.BRASS CASTINGS OP ALL KINDS,
OAH I50X1CM, ,.,.,
l.ll.vil'tWIIiUjM i;svrjrnvun,
AND liAUlUT MlCTAl
i llKIiFIKlilVS aiOIiF.nilATKIi GLOW. VAhVM,
ti'idv cdoivS,
CilKOIC VAIiVHS, ,
" ' ' AllVCOOKS,
OIli CUI'S,
STHAJl WllIHTIilCS,
1 1
STX1AIWC CUAOES, aXBAlVE EII'H AND X,ISEIXGS ,
I'Al.t.
I'Al.l.
,FAI.I.
I'Al.l.
'1,'AI.l.
A N 1 1
AND
AND
AN'll
AND
of
WINTIifl
WINTKll
WINTI1II
iWINTr.ll
,WlN?'i;i!
(IOODM,
(iOOIIH,
(!0(1I)M
flOOIM,
(fOODH
?-1"'"'"'l9"llrS'0 Joso Should bo taken
. uy sympatny,
or two i'llfi to nro.
a S ,,'1,on rchcyo the stomach.
bowel, tato hiilVhiVrff-"' !Lra"
One l,o feel, Mcrabirwei
fc, ''''? "'' f deciiliil,1 be terU W
iihMlfrtlni bl
conslsilne; ttt
onnslslllli: of
,.rymi.lllie fif
e-jniistliiu of
DltY (looni,
llltY (101 IDS,
. DltY noons,
DltY (IOODS
nitY (loons,
II ATM AND (JAPS,
HATH AND'CAIK,
AINU I1AIT-,
ANM1 OAl'S,
AND CAIW,
HATH
HATS
HATH
nooi'rt
HOOTS
1100TH
IIOOTH
11011'IH
and snorji,
AND HI10F.S,
AND HIIOF.S,
AND HHOKS,
AND SIIOUS,
Afjcnts and sole Manufacturers of Hall's ratciv. Double
Discharge Eurbinc Wheels.
BLACKSMITI-IIWG', A
iihavy on Main fouoinos,
AGENTS FOU SKIVE'S GOVEltNOJl;. ..
AcicNowMioann to nn Tim simi'M'-st and iikst in tiii: would.
REA3IEHS, TAPS AND T1VS,
JIADE TO OllDliii.
BOLTS AND NUTS OF ALL SIZES.
0HDE11S X'Oli lilllDQE HOLTS AND IRONS SOLICITED,
AND ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
, AGIIICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
or tiii: lati:st imiuiovuu rATTiut.vs.
TIIIIESIIINCI 5IACIIINES,
A SPECIALTY.
Buckeye I&eapeiis Repaired,
AND ALL IIXTUA l'Al'.Tii I'UHNIHIIKD.
MANUFACTURERS AND PROPIUiyfORS OF
HOHTON'S PATENT KAY HAKE.
ALL ORDERS EXECUTED WITH PROMPTNESS
AND SATISFACTION GIVEN
lli:AllY-MATl: CLOTHINO,
IlllADY-MADi: CLOTHING
ItllAHY-MADi: OLOTIIINO,
IIKADY-MADK CUVlillNO.
UXADY-MAM: CLOTHintl,
. I,OOKlN(l-(U,ASSr.S,
LOOK 1 NU-0 1, ASSICH,
LOOKINd-OI.ASSm,
LOOKINO-OLAHSIIS,
LOOICINO-OLASHIIH.
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONH,
NOTIONS,
l'AINTS AND OILS,
1'AINTS AND, OILS,
1'AINIU AKD OILS,
1'AIN'IH AND OILS,
1'AINW AN1J OILS,
OUOCEllIKS,
OltOUKItIRS,
' llKOCl'HtlKS
OltOCIlltUlH.
UltOCKllILH,
OlIEKNHWAUK,
liUllllNSWAIti:,
(iUIlllNSWAltll,
(JUKKNSWAUK,
liUioL'Naw'Aiu:.,
lrAltDWAHE,
lIAItDWAUl'!,
HAItDWAltl:,
llAItllWAItlJ,
llAItDWAUH,
TINWAlti:,
TlNWAltll,
TINWAlti:,
TINWAIIK,
1 TINWAKE,
HALT,
SALT
HALT
HALT,
BAI1',
(iHii,
KIHII
I'MHII, ,
I KITH
i'lKH,
Way 7,'ra-tf
OU JI O N li Y It 13 1' U N D K D ,
"yilEELER'S
PATENT KAIL-
CHAIN HOKSK-POWEIt.
ThombRcrllierlicreliy kIvcs notice that lioliai
repurclmscil tlio old ktand nt Llglit Htrcet from
Win. fei'lmyler, whom lio is nuw iiiiinufacturlng
tlio
W 11 E E L E 11 PA T E N T ,
mid Is prepared to furnish farmers with tho most
rollnblo machines ever oireicd t ) I lio public. Thu
Wheeler Machine is uo Ionizer an experiment ns
it has been lu constant llo for years and lllo
yearly saloof this patent exceeds that of all oth
ers combined.
Wnrlcilonout our shop U warranted for ono
year. Also, nu'ent for Wheeler's Combined
Thresher mid Winnower.
Fur fut (her piuticuhuK npply" to or address
J. M. IIDLSIIl.Klt.
I.liilil Htreet, Columbia county, l'n.
Juno aiffJ-Iin.
CIENTS WANTED FOR
c a m n j: Ji L J A"
their clianiln; M.rn:s . f
Uvo apparatus. " V"VM " u"'Scs-
Ml. J. V, AYVlt CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWULT., MASS., V, ,S. .1,
KtU.5. 18C9,
.T0K,,UNTINO IN COLORS,
V () It T II K P K O P U Kl
COKTAININO
Fu U Inst ructloni nnd rrncllcnl ronns, ndnptcil
toKvory Kind orjiusincsx, ntul lotill tlio Hiatc-H
ortL'o union.
UY I'UANKLTN CJIAMIinitMN,
OV THK UITKll UT ATIS 31A1I
Thero lft no book nf tlio Iclml which will lako
rnui: wun u inr auuienuciiy, inicnigcnco, una
nimilfil vllvvvi -Xtifi),, l,H ir.ft s
This U tlio Only Now Hook of tlio kind publMi-
ti4 iur Jiiiiiij j t .ir, ii- jm piypaifn uy un aoio
rraetlcai Jjiwyor, or twcnly-llvo yciirs cxif rl
cuce, ntl U JiHt what rerj hoOy.ncciIv fonmlly
uso,
It is highly recommended br manyeinlnfiit
JutlccH, lucliullns tho Chief Jubtlre anil other
JuilytH oriloketulmsells, anil tho Chief Jn&tlco
and entire liench of Connecticut.
Sold only hy HnliKrrlptlon. AOKNT.H WAJf-
l 1i HtUk' .(, IU 1..1. II. IIn.lf., l
i -y.t iminut io, iui inuii.vtuiii,:
No. 1 HprncoHt., Now Yoilr; Cincinnati, O.; and
V-UICUU, ill,
CAUTION,
An old law-book, laiblUhcd inuny yeara ajjo,
husJiiKt been habtlty relH&nod nt a new book,'1
without even a tultahlo mvlslon nf 11m nhknlum
btatements. Do not confound that work with
LimiiiuLTim u ijiwuooic ior uio t'conio,
July iVfcy-;jm,
JglLfjIAIvDS ! ISILLIAIIDS ! !
(1UALV
(IHA1N
(IIIALV
(IKAIN
UliAIN
AND HI'IMIH,
AN11 HIIIlllS,
and Hi:i:ns,
AND bKICDy,
AND KlUIllS,
&c.
AC,
Miss Julia M.Opu 100
Tcuchirof mod? ffi
I.J
Tilt! 1-ALL term will hn
nnd until our lionrdlnu hull I.,.'.,"1
cy.on npiillcnllnn In tho ITInei,"1' "
uo iiiriunoii wiiu Homes In "
It Is better for Rtudents to 't
iiliuiof tho (erni. 1.111 ui.. -L
bio tlioy ran enter nt any timi! ' 1 - f
March 20 Im. " me' OS
fJNFAILINUEYKl.J!
Ol'TIOtANS Aociib
"AiirtMiui, cos,
Huvr, Willi n view to nui t ll,i i.
for tliMr
1 1! L V. 11 It a I j '"
i'EitPj.:oTi:i)8i'i:ai!
.or,
iud
Wl
so.
., b
Alms A. D
VKlNIt
WATIOSHi,
iii.oomnvhd
As their sotoAKcnt for this Pjc . '
taken nro to glvo nil nuilhii . . "J
lmvo'coiilhiencoln tho ability 10';
lilect tlio requirements nf nil
portunlty 1U bo tliusnuordul' i
times 21'
HI'IMTAUiia UNKCilALLEIU ,S
Tjium 8Tiii:NOTiir..-i.o.1v
VINO (IUAUT1R "fl
Tuuinucli enuuotboi.aldasi. 'J
1!
OltlTV over the ordinary ghM
no tUiinncrlvy, wm-oiiuj of tt,t
oilier uupleniaiit hcnsallun. I.,
from tiio jiecullar convtrnctloi
ttlicy nro soolhttuj wul jtUamit c
ol relief to tho wearer, Ml f.
CLHAll nnd DISTINCT VWO.V
id health! sight. Theynlo tlicoj
W
tan
1.1!
aai
XI
nl
IL
FHESEHVE AS Wi-LU
rpirv mniiT' au
is
tat1
And nro llio CIIIIAI'IMIh
wnyn losllni; jianv i kails
iujr neocssnry.
:0: PE.
0 A U T I 0 X. 121
MIhh A. D. Wft&a
iii
KTATlnSr.ll,
JiI.OOM.Sll I not
h. ;
i m
MHl
AT '
N11AL .1; LU.,.
N11AL A- Ctl.H
NKAI. ,t rtl.'H.
N1CAL A Cd.'H.
NKAL .1 flO.'H.
Noilhwi.t corner oi ilulnuud Market htrecU,
Niiillmeslcornerof Jlnln und MuikeiHlrcctn,
Northwest corner nf Miuu und Mai kit Mtruets,
Nnrlhn isl corner of M,itn aud Market hlrntin,
Northwest curlier of Mi.1n nnd Mnrkcl Klieelti,
McKI'.LVY.
McKlll.VY.
MllKI'.I.Vr.
McKKl.VV,
.ICl.l'.I.V i ,
WILLIAM II. (IILMOill:
11ns opened nllno Ttllllard Knlnnii in nddltlnu lo
Ills well known IllisrAUItANT. lie hn'i U tables
Willi nil I ho lalest lliipriiM'melil.siind lu perfect
U1U1I. ,U 111, llilllll IIIU Llt'&t
LAG Kit HKi:it AND ALU
whleli tho market nirm ds. bYSTl'.US In bo bad
ill nn nines wot u in reason, nisu llccf ioimue,
ncuicti iripe, Liains, ac, etc.
Hie public nro Invited In cnll, nnd nro prom
ised smiM.iot.inii either lu billiuidsur lilusli-
jueuis, ins
CIUAIW AND T0I1ACC0
cuunot bo excelled.
lUnoinshui'i;, .Ian. L'CO,
1A
l'A
l'A
l'..,
llLOOMHIUIlltl,
HUKIMHIIUIKl
HLOOMMIIUIKl,
HLDOMSlliritd
,Uf,OOMHJUIIt(l, PA.
Iltu.-N AKIl N.WI,
IIHJ.N AND
IltllN AND
I HON AND
1U0N AND
NAILM.
NAHM,
NAII.1,
NAILS,
in mine o,uiu. Iltlcs nnd at rednctnl rntm, uhviiy
on iiaud.
mmmm
.EUICIH VALLEY AGIUCULTU-
i- HAL CULM ICAL WOIIKK,
OOK, HEAD, AND LEABN,
THAT THE
Urcat SliodlionccH llcmcily I
of tiii: CT.i.uiiiiATr.ii isuian
nn. lewis JosiiEwius,
This lNrAt.uiii.is 1H:mi:iiy does not, like tlio
roUonouN Irritating nulla un.l slronu causi lo to.
lutlouswltli which tho peoplo havo Ions been
liiiuibUBBed, bluiply imllluto lor n short time, or
drlyo thu disease to tlie Lunits ns there Is lUnger
;f diilnir in the use of such nostrums, but It pro
duces piirfcct nnd permnnunt cures of tho worst.
!'.?.sf',VJ.,tl!ro,.,i0 clarrli, ns Ihniisaiidseaii testify.
.i?-J ".V" fc'1'1,'; iH .' "r1"1 wl" w niipllcn'
tlons. Oiturilinl Headache Is ri Ueved anil cuied
?i 'f.i1.' m"l!u 1 ' removes nlleiisl o bl e.U h. luss
or linpiiliiueiit or tho seiuu or tusle, smell or
iearliiir,WHterliii or vieiik eyis, und impaired
iiieiiiiiry, wlir iieauseilliytlisvliileiicoof.utiirrli.
ns they nil freiiuenlly lire. I oilei Iniiond f.itHi a
t raiumf rare01 f fur " ,'aia mUm 11 '
rou ha li uy most nnyaoisTO nvi.itY
I'nifK Only CO Cknts.
Ask Vf.ni- llrii(.i,Uf f... tl. .
Iimu n.if . I " ..r-Mui j inn iio
lias not yet Rut It nn mlo, don't i,0 put oiriiy ue
!!t',' J,"-!"11?' lulrt'r'lblo wursu than wdilhlessuli.
ftute. but eiiiluso sixty .cuts to mi., nd tlio
...... ... , w pun. juu Hisi puiii. i our naelc-
ases 1 1 .m, c.r one down for tW Kend n lw.1 1" lit
stuiiip fur Dr. Huko's pniiipblet on tutirr i A -dress
tho Pronrletur. it. v. iiimii'i.' vi n " '
ji.wi-jih,
llurrAio, N.'V,
SfOQO lo $r;
gJi full iiarf'utWrf
July 2, '(0-3m
A', y, C'Aruiiun -Utvcoft.
ill,! nvJIn 1 T,' llja "f Hhoilinnees, Coluin
blni?iJrr.1.'0,y u n.nw for sal "' ' Union.
.? 1 1. al, l)1,sfs,'li; treat remedy. Is warranted
nnd in brond nnd emphatic, lausunse. we ran
sale y say, may ii relied uimn to iJnliD a pormti
nent euro of nl discuses ol tlio Xliroat LurnS
Liver, Kidneys, lilirestlvo OrSini etc As wfcfl
aSKCrilfll J. tho Vuilnn. .1.17. ri, ' :."'.!" "ul
HUEINKl .t lIELFiUOir,
.lANtiiAt-ruiii us or
liitiiiNici'u comi'li;ti:
II O N E JI A N U 11 E.
pncciilintcd .i,anuiocomb.iils,.o reliable iu'.
.'eitll2nSpr,,pe.,ufI1ONMU.lIHTorOH(.UND Tl.V.'iSfs'V
UONL.wIlh Ihoaetuoeluneutsof rnmivTAK ,.'t,S
o remedy pfVun
tho arcatcst boon ever lnld m i i, i ,7,."L.'A! ff."d.
TTK.i-. I llir- liumniiliv u suiiei-
. nn ueuicrs in Medlclcino.
OlIANO, A.MMONJAUAI, MATJTH, AJJD
SUPER FIIOSPJIATE OF
lorra. Imw
ultdllkrcn
c . DuiituHui, ii'iiuuio ana nnl
,?ir fi!'?nllulr",ld,Vn"allons nnullty lo
Uiu-ed by dlirerent ProVortlons of lilul fatVin
1- urmers can save i money by rcducliw ti e riuaft
'V.V.1.t'".'.fctlvesl Wo iu.0 only llono and no 1-lioil
.luuiiuu iuiur riiospnuto of Lime. Hend r.ir
'I urmers' Mnmna iini in i t.-. ; ."'-uu ior I
tuu i'a lute by ' ' -"rac-
.19ou.Hn. WALTLIt HUOlT.taiawlLtal'll
Jlur,
QMNIIIUS LJNE.
Theiindcn.lgued would icsreetfully announce lo
thocl zcuj, of liloomsbnrg aud the public gene
rally thn lio Is miming nn
0MNI11UH LINE
bttween this place nud the dlllertnl tullroaddo
IKitsdally (Sundayi, excepted), to eouncct with the
sovetnl trains Kin BoutU and West on the Qui"
wlssu mid Wllllamsport llnllroad, and with those
eoius North anil South ou ibo Ijicknwauna and
Iliooni.buri: llnllroad.
Ills Omnlbussis aro In , ,,a,i ,.,,, iim.,,. .
dlous nnd coniiwtablo, ami charues leusouablo. '
. i i.uus wisnini; ui meet nr sco their friends do
pai l.wiu boiioeoraislated ni.n i oasonnblechargo
by leaving timely uotleo nt nnj of the lintels
I.M'OII L (UltTON, l-ropileinr.
QAUllTAOE 11 AN UFACTOUY,
UloomsburL', I'a.
M. V. HLOAN i. Iiltm-iirif
thesuu-crisorsof
WILLIAM HLOAN A hy.N
ioiiIIiiuo Iho buslnoss of making
CAISIUAOIX, JIUOUI.'A
und every stylo of
FANCY WAdONH.
whleli Ihey Intra constantly on hand ( sulln.s
tinners, lxover using anv mut..ri i i,i n,
nud tuiploylng the most nperlenc.,1 workiuen
they hopo to continuous li.iii.rr.. i u. i...
siilUfacllim to every tunomer, All liisiieelinii ol
.u. m-ru.iimioriherfusonablopiloe utkid for
be same, Is sure to lusure n salt..
Jlny fiWJ-tf
rM,l!?,,MIf,'S,SSfJU0 I'OWDKH AC
JiiucaiSTswniTi: thus or thu
(3 HEAT S1I03IIONEE3 HEMEDY I
lAiisniAcra or i.Bi'rEiis.)
(ll.nm.n W V .-i. .... .
fLflteffe ! !:!V,":7 UemtHly U Kl vine ulb LiSt,
edtodo-seveiTavl,
how much they had been be icillc -,l froiii it,' 1 u,-0
1 l.avo sold out orit nualu. etc. . le. 1 l
WlLLAltD N. SMITH.
Rhermnn, N, Y,.Marcli 29ih iwn
Dn. Vounu & 11110.-1 nil leu your lliL li HW
col'l'llrin lT,'.dy jy,l'!S 'V'r m O 0 Uux
con lriuid Dyspei.ili!. iho lesull has beuu aim
It llives iiiiivcisul mil.fnciloii. nmio thai ut
p ' Ji H,',"11")0 elivo had in llies oroforyears5
Justlili In rcciiniinendlni: 11. Homi i! 71
moiv, it will sell In thuo m.Vnth, T klx ,loz-
ilYUO.-J l'XNNIMl.
B1V.HKOOIU
any otlitT new
ui unrouuee
i sutu nilUMIIlMlLl'M IfPHWu tf
W "0"' n."a hu" III u
liudlclno wo huvo uver nil,,..;,..1!
as wu lire nitiirli. ..t ... ,. " . r -
- ' iirLr'Wlk&LX) .
1S7 N. Morgan Kl Chicago, III. Ib. 18ih ism
v,1'" Y,uvti." "'.-l iiiAo surd over ie ,,z or
your Uuut bhiwliontis lleinedy nlunilv 1 mn!
uriul iiunibirutllio Hliosbiint'. Tl' i l Kl l.,u
uiilversnl satisiactlon, 1 10 ii" t urd f..?iK
wiuiin I havo sold, but wimt si.eaks r It u ihn
hmhest teiuis, nml ii(iiiinei.ihi io,Si..iL,r "'9
ns i inn nearly nut of 11.
mum,, -i;,i ..V .' i,u
gross lliuro lit lilieo. i le I , ."V nun u
HKO. IlltOOKIUt.
Ki "'inillj I Inilio pllits.SI.M.
rursaiubynll dtulers lu Medicine.
jhown's FAsrl.TiEialni
ntOM 1'HII.ALLLl JIJA TO III.OOiIBllll.ici
llouils, nt I'liiluilclphlu, must bo' di liver, ,l i
1 liner a Wh. mi MuikcJ Hluet Vur full luri
tlculujs, npply to ' " I"
Is tho ONLY Asrat ,
Uiis plnco.
t,8rVK EMPLOY Xd Fl
I'cb. lll,-0'),-ly.
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r:m ciie-ilnut wii 11
I'OI NTH o !' i:x'
;li
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cv.
lleulily nml Llastlillj "
IVrfectloiiniidSliiipllcIiJ ""'
Using both thuiulsdlri' HI1
No f.tsleulng of scums lo w
of thread.
AVido rango ut iipiillinue:i
adjustment.
Tho scum ictnlns lis l'1"') a
washing and ironing. .
Ilesldes doing all kind'-"'
KewItiB Mneliliiis, tbesK l'- ' ,
mot lienutlful and pel mm" 111 1
ornamental work,
II
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lb
vl
r
IT,
T
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Vr-Tho lllgbest I,remi' " 1 t
Hxiilbltiiins of tho I'lill"! M-'
linvubcen nwaidcd the (H"""'
Mnchlnes, nnd the woi k dm" 1 1 T.
oxhlhlleil In competition. J
-0l
taTho very lilgbrsl lllil' ' I
TIU1 MXIION OI' lloNul:'t''i
the repribeiilnllvo nl H"' ur""'1
Mni bliu. ill Iiiu Lsposlll' " 1 ' l
1SC7, lliusnttisllnglhcli' t"
all nlher Hewing Mrn hi"1-
i -
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Alt'
II V
of.
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jUsOOMSitm1'1
Juno iS.'ClMy