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to carry A11 ν ι»ίΓ t·» China, fin which ^er
wlce· the Colonel p:vmise«l to give the
Captain the brig and leu thousand ·i«»l
lars, m raw thf t*ry never etrme Sack. Hi
lev was » m un lew, whose real name
wits Sprouls, and Colonel Nichols kuew
it. Ami Cnloeel Nichols ba l robbed Mrs.
Lester, and now wanted to rob hi·»
nephow and have hit) muriWed ami Hi
ley koew that, and rt solved hat Ally loll
shoubt never see Ν - ►: f»»!k a«jain.
"Where in the Lad?''he a>k(Hl, as he and
Colon l Nichols iinished di inking mic
eexs to their nefarious sheme>, to which
the Colonel replied :
"Me should l>e h *ro at this vrry mo
meat. Ah, I hear his step on dcek now !
Ht*ce he couit-s !"
"I'm in* in tinte t » see yon <>ff, C.»pt.
Hiley," he said, not noticing the piilty looks
oi iiM« eon>fnrU'*i"s. ** tie wind is t tir.
and tite crew au.vion Λ go *1 vuvagv
to you, C.apt »in. I njj me »ouie rare
shells ν» hen you ret» . They are lor s
little girl's cabinet, 1 jiuM. be iwTttv."
"Aye. aye, Mr. A1U i»." resp<»fiW the
Captain, heartily. lMdn't you see rm
collection of shells in vonder st*lc-r«K)m ?
No? You are welcome to your ch«»iee ot
then» all. sir.*'
He advanced and ffuug open ihe state
room door.
AU> bent forward md looked ia.
With a qiii<i fhttis\ Hilev piis'iet! liim
into the little ro^m a 1 hurriedly l«c<ed
the door.
With an exultant * dl) Colonel ΝΊ } ο Is
said adieu, and went ι dure.
The next minute tl · h irried tr.-uu,»1.ηχ
of feet was blended \ i a the oi the
stout seamen, as th 1 πξ ιη.»\ed slowly
from the wharf tow ι I thii μ·λ.
Ally's fir»; though on timling himself I
shut up in Captain Hib\'s st.-*te-r«»m. i
w.as that the two met ν· π joking—r. re
ly intending to scare im a little. a:id ten
let h:ni out; hut he · »on discover h1 îat
the Quirk fep—ihe l> g was <ο n. in I—|
had left the wharf, an a as standin g »vn
tιλ Liizai · th riv«-i vaid the κ v.m
The truth fla-hed ι *»n him.
··! see it all Γ he ru d. raping t ii·
feet. "Hilev i<« u ing me to m a th
li'in! Captain 11>?·Λ h«· sh«»ut»*d. no d
Ing on the wall, "op the ! >«>.· this ? ji
Uic! Lck un ov.t, r il « II b*· ta< or
yon **
No reph wa> n:. · U» hit ι—no at ι·
tion paid to hi* γ·.··<.
He saa* that he was fa>t, and was
•tunned by the know sedge ot his situa*
t;< ·
CHAPfEH III.
lksteu r<catrs am· hkails from home.
We left Da rid lr>N-r on hi* 1«.η»·Ιν is
land, panning hi* exa|»e, w ill» λ ship in
sight from the elevatrd p«»in where he
las at woik. He waited tiil night urn)
uni.! a priest t»t the idolatrou» tempi»·
mint* to chain him to hi» dungeon, η h.-rv
thev nighth confined him: ami then s ui
denlT leaping upon the prient, ho hore
h:ni to th*· door, chimed and ,ra„"g»dh;tn
•fiW him in lib prieMiv ruinée, -lam
ed his tar*· with «iirt» w»-nt t·· th*· »h«»r«*
where tli*» canut« «ι·η· King, rntei*»!
one of th.-m. and f wldl» d out t·. mu ia
the direction in *U.* h he h id ». « η th.·
•hip.
lie paddled for hours with all hi*
Strength, and had j.»»n*· »o tar thai the
!ight> in.ni th*· island con I* I r..»t κ· »*vn.
and yet no ship had Ι,*·,·η found : and now
the wind was ri>in; and a »torm W:is
thrrat» ning
**Oh. (»<>d ! Am I forcakeo Γ he cried
in an awful anguish. Me*. J with a t ar
thai the wiud wonld tak*· the ship Γι··ηι
him. "Must I parish her. ?"
At th it moment wbt*n ho|>e was dving,
he beheld a tight that turn*·»! all hi»* » ihi
w«>*· in'o jrt wilder (cttvT.
Then·, t** the northward, w »» th · *) ij. I
•landing dirvrth tow an!* laiu. with ad
*aiis set tο cat* h tl · rising bn eze, ai d
not half :i mil»· awav
" \ es tHere «he i<* Γ he shouted. "She
w coming ti ia way. 1·η, N4X ,d—save»ir
He nu μ·*! hi.» »rm» t,, heav» η m Λ mute !
thanksgiv ing and so! ed aloud, the glad
tears streamiug dow u his worn and ha^
g*rd cheek».
Ihe ship <;in:e n*»»r<r ami nearer.
He redoubled « jd >hoUt>, his heart
an»! soul in hi·» voj«·*».
An an» ! ing ci v came su»)«:eulv fn m
the ship » «Ι,Λκ. and »he drew stes· ilv
n* u* i — swerxed m m iM r »<<ut»»· sighi
i). and a tope wa> thrown tiom her.ΐΓ k
falling· into ni» « at.·.*·
He s»i*-2. d the r« ι-» λ t', »!, » . r ι ·*.
gen: ess, aud » «,■,. ρ ,
ever the ship » »i«·*· d » w him :»l>o.u*
In an ir-Uni nmi. Je »hip ha»! »r ; m
ed her cot >·»*·. Mr.·. I v\ » r. ο ν in _r in st j · ,
la»hi«'n I t·!· ;»· th»· ·» ·, p.
^•'!e t! Ia»t mil u*-te<i Lt »'cr, lean-1
ing against the hi Λ irk». weak *nd
nervti, »» λ< an in tan "t>h. the giai ues*
ol th·» h ut '
lot: m.m! lied I not drean» at *iaî
moment that his a. cr** tnt»· w.< » , ,
thtn relt ηΐ1*\«»1ν *-i» «ing aiouml h ;
that be tra> < t: « η»· »· hi» < un >hii h*»
W<*f: that that »| , w a · comma. e*l
5 a hitter t·»*· ;n -agm wità Col ;
>ien··.·». « ii<·. » !, ,.w. g h,;n .. M
wtth..i:t remor<*» cor »ign ;)im a^ai t»»
the mereie» of the i'acitic in hi.-Ίη m
canoe.
Un inquiry Lester mud that the >s
wa.» the aud i„ th,· litrl of
the cahin lamp r*iu. uv*l i *-r C .pt ;J
Teal nig » il iii» prie.» .· n>l>e. an»l λ\ η .air
the <am trom his ...cc with its CoLi4
ΓοΙ«!ί, he e\*-.aim*-*l
( aptain ï>.tie», *ion'î vou know m»·?"
4*I)a\ id L* »t*»r !" *îifd th«· Captain,
*υπι" Λ Ι>} I"'-, si. irra<uiiig hi- >i.,.
tior-irv -ot hv b«d πτ,μ,Ι »
•h" ·ι·κ.
^ip»d U· : ■ nrs mn| aal Awr
Il TT Λ " :tl "l'I"^»e him.
•· Γ κ!Ί n,uH, ι" *>k· t?:at hl- emo
tions choke* h» uttcι ance. and pr. ve-.t
ed him a»,m ob». nnj t]lt. o)
h^tr.d « «lii. t. U„ ,
Bul, ,hr '·»·;>> pliMl I.» T„ <!i„u, !
"i T · i"1 ,1'''"""1'1 li» u il.· vet liv
f'1· l,IS Am> U...I m,„n iu- !
to a hnelv gn I, and that Unh w iie and
daughter h.^.l l».ng m»Hirm d him a» de d
rte ai s© learned of |,i< win \ p.»r ,<rtv ' "
"t oionel. >'i* h»d» settled up Un-firm
affair». said the t apLiin n->er\i*div. i
":ind there was nothing left for .Mr» !.,·*>
ter. Sin* ha< hecn li\ ing on hi» bounty
these two or three j-ars? When your
mere* m this ship wa» sold. 1 taught it.
« n t>lon*fl OH ns the other half."
« ^ V'r1 1 o-V, 'S JV ,rΛnt, Γ laimed
to th*> I ( °1Me' h** null ue
to the trust 1 rep*»*·*! in hiiu. I have
ia?J"VT "! Sis durinif ;uv
j™*·"'!:· · '" never Jure,ι t.» eli
Wrtaiii Lh« no. 1 11 make matters *tnii ht
on niv return. I ran prove mv claims
ami hnng him to ju»ti* e. th»· d"a.»t u-'lv
> il lain . Mv ρ*κ»ι .MargantT and he
groaned.
Liters threrit conce uing Nich
••eiued to <»tir up a I the malice in the
Captain < nature. He beheld his interest
tu uie snip, Iraiaduleuii» at^uired, threat
*!■'-d. and he hated >1.11 mon· the lawiul
o^er whose right in the Cyclone he bu»l
"If n*p«.rt speaks trulv,** he said, "Mrs.
^ kZHT Γ r ^U d >««■■' Colon· I
« AiebtMs haa long >en paving her it
Ummns. ami when 1 left portji^eomhs
age. the s ory wa> that lh«v w^n- engag
etl. Uie ( olonel told me him»tlf that be
foe*·.! her and meant to many h»-r. \0
w'uot l»y this time tbey ar*· marrie»I.~
Thia cruel tbmst »tnick home to the
hu»Oaml s h*-art. aud nit* ring a nr»-.»t civ
f«n frrwarJ ht.» 1 ice on tlM L.b'e.
while the Captain regarded him with a
look ol mingled hatred ami exultation
leaving his victim thus stunned. Cap
tain Sales went on deck, and seeing that
a storm was rising, and thinking the time
favorable for getting rkl of Lester, he in
formed the crew thai the M range man in
the cabin was an insane creature, whom
it would bo unsafe to keep on hoard, and
ea^ilv (OHviiiml them that it was their
liutv, as they valued their own livre, to
set him adrift again. He tlx η went bo
low, called l*e-ter on deck, and at once
set him adrift in a well provisioned boat,
notwithstanding the wretched man'* pile
oua ap|*»als for mercy. The Cft'lotte then
- liled on, ami l^-tei's IkmiI whs μ«ιπ lost
sight of in the darkness. Λ short time
altcrw ard the stoma broke furi»u-ly. and
Captain Sales tubbed his ha nth as he
thought of the certain fate of the jxh>i
waif whom he had so recently exposed to
it* (tower.
But the sforui was of short duration : Les
ter's boat ouinxlc it : and the next day hr
Mioceeded in reaching the Cloud Islands,
lit» fauic a> an image ear ver had preced
ed him, and the ehief of the Cloud Is
land-, m ho was named La not i, at onee
eont|>elled him to go to work on an idol,
informing him thai he *hould s|»?nd the
remainder of his lile in thHt odious ser
vice. The unhappy man was driven to
despair by this terrible nnnounrement.
He toiled day alter day, ami night aitei
night he planne<| to escape. But all his
plannings were in λ ain, as he was heavily
ironed, and closely guarded ai wight.
But final y, alter months of disap|»oiut
ment. when the attention of his guar I was
attrneted el.-ew hen* bv the eer» monies of
λ Ν a-t he sueet eded in eluding their
\i^ilnnee, and getting rid of his inxii he
c-caj>ed trom the guard hou>e, and dash
ed wiidlv toward the sheltering obs«*urity
of a thn-k forest, whieh he reached in sale
tv. but not baft*·· his flight had lieen dis
covod, and νόγν of the islander-had
started hi pursuit of him.
\r overruling l*no idenco had so order
ed it that, λ sh«>rt time beA»re Lest» r's e
cape, A .v Bel! had been left f»v Captain
I lillt \ on an uninhabited island, within
-iglit of t e group on whieh I.e-ter then
\\.1 s .\il\ had !»een drugge 1 by Captain
II it icy, ami «1» le in a deep -leep had
1 een lett <»n the i-1 ind, with hi- chest, a
I a-s»·: Ί provi-ions, and a full set of tools.
The boy on awaking, ami tinning him
self thus left alone in the va-f Pacific
I Vean, wa> crushed by a sense of his cal
amity. But he wa> ■« bravo lad, and he
soon rallied, and set at work to make the
best o| his ca.-e. He built himself a hut,
anil having a lot of firework* in hi- chest,
he arranged them so he could play them
off with c fleet, in cas .· ,·\η\ s:»i agt - from
the neighltoring i-lands >houM come to
netb-sthim. His know ledge of chcmisti y
and of tin-works, and his -kill a- a *en
trihxpii-t, was -.» gi.· it th it !ie had acquir
ed 11»·* title ol "Tiie llo\ Magician." which
title he determined to make good in ea-e
an\ savage \ i-itors should attempt to wοι k
him mi-chicf. He had Ueu in hi- new
homt but a few da\s «hen he saw a fleet
of canoes and sail-boat- approaching hi
i-l tn»!. and ha-tilv getting hi- tir» works
in |*MtVct order, be calmlx awaited the
juiivhI of *he painted barbarians, w bom
he could already di-tingui-h cagcily gaz
ing at hi- cai in.
CHAPTER IV.
ΓΗΚ Mo-T FtKNDMI l'l»»T »>K Al l..
The summer *lipjH*d away, and Sept·
ι tn'»er wλ drawing t«» it* cl«»*e.
< >ne morning late in th«· month, ( Olonel
Nichols *at in hi* oilif·. MI.Y drumming
on his «I·1'"k with hi» linger*, an e\predion
of >at -la»iion on his features.
He h:t*i !·ι·(·η per««ccuti ig Mr*. Lester
u ith hi" attentions. * hi» h -h» h .-til disdain
fully iepul>ed. He hatl λΙ>» Mtniviv ni a
vehement desire t« a\ enge liim-*-II »>n her
daughter Amy, who, lielicv ing that Ally
h id been *ent off by Colon» ! NtehoN, had
been a constant thorn in his side for
months.
"Wt'll," he muttered,w it!i :i long drawn
brealh. "I finished closing up my afftir*
\cvterdav. What i* to be nu next m»>\«?
1 an Iwin N> rf"lk at ilt\ tin*. It Qligtlt
not t ♦· h bad i»lea to t ιJv«· Mrs. LeMiT and
Λ·η > tOB| ( ' i|> · li« ;iry-h'Mi»··. I*··<·j>I
ht*«rin t'»l*H>k eoldlv on me here, and they
l»M»k on Mr" livras an injure») saint"'
He trowned darkly, as if unpleasant
memories were recurring to him.
At ihi> moment there sounded a heavy,
uneveu tread in the outer office. Ihe
clerk* h id .-til l»e« n di -charged within the
η · » ί1>. ai d tl » r»· h:i> η·« I usine»». doing.
Ni»h»!s, tlun lure, did not -til lu ni hi
*·· »i. u »r 1γ·».ι'»1«· liiiu*?ll to lu juire the
! i:*in« ,-s »»l ilu- intitnliT.
'Mil· h»*a\\ Ιι· ad approached the inner
• •dice. the d«H>c was opened, anil a man
looked in.
NiehoN -:t« him, and «pran£ to his feet
in a»t >nishn,ent.
··( 'aptain Sal»-s!" he eja« nlati d. "It
in*» r ρ «s>i le! C>ine iu! Come right
in!"
T ic man int» red, closing the d<>»»r l>e
hi-ul him
Il iras in Wed Captain Sales, of the -hip
C> <h>nt—the same man who had so in
humanly s» t l>avid L.-ter adrill in the
South I'.» lie. it: the v» r\ teeth,:vs he had
$up»to>e·!. of a terrible tempo.-t!
The t*o men—tilting couipanions
ûl;« >k aud» h«'.utiiy.
• Wl. ·η did \ο·ι arrive. Captain?" dé
niai '.-d Nil i,ol-. proff» ring 11 ehair. "This
t« a -u' prise! 1 wa>ut ex|>ecting you this
month!"*
•T -uppox; ii'»t," said Sales, sealing
himself.
••I ran into the Roads this veij morn
ing, and east anehor n«»t an hour iigo. I
concluded you didn't -ee nie, since v»»u
didn't eome off We had a gale all the
Mi\ home lli.it Mew Hilightai»»lig. Nev
i r made a l**tter vovage out and in."
Nichols \*rnl to a el«»-et eup^Mi.trd, and
brought out a >ottle ot hraiulv and a tum
bler."
••Have a drink," he viid. filling the
«'la.vs "llow alMUit your trailing l»u-i
ne—? Seems »o me you didn't t»iay long
en«»ugh t»> ih» well.*
-Well, I haven't done so well a* usual,
t tklouel, that's a faet," replied Sales, be·
tweeu swalloa s ol" the liquor. "But I've
gi»t v>uieihiog of more importance io v»»u
tlian a thoiisiin«l dollars moie οι lc».>, ( ol
unel."
And what is that?" «îemanded Xiehols.
Sales tossed off the remainder ol the
hrnudy, and «et the glass down heav ily ats
he l'e>|Minded :
"lt'> ι pivee »>l news that will come
har«l to y«>u. Colonel. l>.uid Lester is
alive "
Aliter
Nichols reeled as it a bullet hatl entil
ed his heart. His complexion turned liv
id.
"Alive*" he repeated, in a shrill, cutting
whUper. "He has come back? lie is iu
Norfolk?"
He looked aiouinl him wildly, as if seek
ing an avenue ol em*ape.
"No, Colonel, he is not here. 11c board
ed u» ju-t after a calm in the Smtli Pacif
ic. I saw hiin la«-e to face, heard him
tell tiow ihe ve^ael he went out in had
lke« u 1*»—t in a cyclone, ami ht>w he alone
remained alive to tell the tale."
"And you brought him back?" cried
Nichols, ,n that shrill, incUive whisper,
putting his livid, scar*d lace close to that
of Sales, and lairly startling the latter by
the glance of evil meaning that shot from
his bloodshot ey^. "You let him live—
m>u, who would lose by his life and gain
by hi» death?"'
A regretful expression crossed the face
* f Caplain Sale».
"Il I did, I didn't mυ*η to!" he exclaim
ed.
"The lact is Colonel, I meant to dis
pose of Uim in the quickest manner. I
thought there was a big storm coming, s »
I set him adrilt in au open boni. The
storm blew over, and Letter, I him euro,
tnade for the nearest islands. He whs in
a trail boat, the poorest of the lot, nud I
allowed him only a small allowance of I
provisions."
"Then he may he alive now on one of
those Pacific island*!" ejaculated Nichols.
"And he m iy be picked tip by η vessel at
any tiiuo and come back to rub me. I
was sure he was dead. Tell me his story
as he t«>ld it to you."
Sales complied with the order, while
Colonel Nichols paced the floor with hur
ried steps.
"Yes, he must have gone hack to the
island he esrajH»d Iron), or to some neigh
boring island," cried Nichols, when his
I confederate had concluded. "What a
cutsed latalilv ««ems to pursue me! Sales,
Lester is liable to come back, as I said Iks
! lore, at any time. His return would Ικ·
mv ruin. I tell you," he added excitedly
'Ί have done things for which ho could
send ine to the state-prison. 1 should
1 have to fly with the officers of justice on
my track, ami I should never dare return
to claim my nephew's tortune. Sale·*,
Lester must not conte back! Ile shall not
come hack !"
"And how are voit going to prevent it?'
asked Sale.*. "Ko doubt he went hark to
the Land in the Sea. and was set to idol·
carving again ; hut he may escapc again,
or a friendly ship may rescue him, or soiu·*
chance set him free—"
• ·Hut there shall not!" interrupted Nich
ols. with increasing agitation. "Is the
Cych"t sea-Wiirthy?'
"Yes. Colonel. She's in splendid order.
Could be got to sea at an hour's notice, if!
she were not piovi.sioned."
"lVor i-ioii her at one··. S*»c to every·
tiling. She mus be oilw itliiu twetih -four
hours. i am going in search of David
Ix-ster."
"What? to rescue him?"
•'No,"hissed Niehols; "to destroy him.'
lie continued his walk with increasing
violence.
"And I will not go alone; Margaret
Lester and her daugiitcr shall go with me!
If I succeed, and Le; ter jH'tishes, his wife
shall become mine. It I fail," and his
eyes gleamed luridly, ' and I ariive out
there, to find that lie has b«»en rescued, I
shall hold his wife and child a·» hi'^tnges,
and demand my safety as the price ol their
freedom."
"I'm in with yon. Colonel," said Sales
admiringly. "And what is more, lean
ket ρ ex cry one of the crew In being » lit
tle liberal vv it h them."
•'Then go to work immediately. Set
the men to unloading Provision the ship,
ami I e sure to prov iile w ine and daintv
stores tor the woman and girl. I will
send a *>ard lurniture for three state rooms
and one of my scr\ ants to set them in or
der. The servant will ace«»m|»anv us to
cook for and wail on the ladies. Von un
derstand?"
••Yes. but how are we to get the ladies
aboard?"
"They mini be taken aboard to-night,
and w e must sljj. out of the Koads in the
darkness that comes bclorc da\ lijiht. You
and I will go up t<· Mrs. Lester's cottage
s«Hin alter dark, and gain an entrance into
the house. The rest will be easy."
This programme of amplifications, was
resolved upon. Nichols provided his c«n
federate w ith the necessary funds, and
they separated—Sales to return to the
s^p. ι tid Nichols to make certain pur
chases, and to send his μή ant down to
the ' 'yclotu.
They did not meet again until evening.
The shadows wrte falling thickly when
the tvso stealthily approached the c<»ttaj;e
of Mr* l^ester, and as stealthily entered
h· r ^urilen. approaching the house while
ke**pin£ in tin* shadow ol the trees.
,\!i> Letter ami Λπι\ were in the par
lor, the window* of which wei e w ideoj»en
the stvuritv of month* having restored
Mr». I,t 'tei*s formerconfidence. 1'lie two
nirti could See il; - elder lad\ seated ill her
tun « hair, :tnd the younjj pirl, dres^eil in
whit··, .it the piano, ιι | >< >11 which she \\ .-is <
*olti\ playing, accompany iu^ ihe iu*tru- j
nient w ith her voice.
1 he room was n«>t lighted, hoili mother
and «laughter loving the gray twilight
shado .vs.
On the steps of the kitchen porch, the
colored s»*r\ing-woinan was sitting, and
in lh»· g mien old Nicholas < 'ollins and his
wile Wfre holding a In el) diseu--ion on
som«· domestic question.
••N<>w i* our tune!" exclaimed Nichols,
in a whifper. **(»ot the woollen socks
over \our boots? (ïood! Ointe ahiug s«»ft
l\. ( know Mrs. l„«*>ter's πνιιο, and the
girl's ad oins it. Old Collins sleeps in the
rear part Now for it!"
The conlcderates softly mounted the
step» of the verandah, entered the un·
lighit'd iutli. and tôle up stair^. unheard
and iiu-t-^n. The next moment they had
secreted themselves in the closet adjoin
inj£ Mr>. Lester's rouia. and were ready
for the ν il.ainou> project. The New York
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*Τ*ΗΚ undereighed lis- pnrrhited the exclusive
1 right of Oxford Count ν for the inanufarturr
and «aie of the Celebrated Virgin Honey, ma·!»·
from η rertpe Invented by I. I' (.'oblenlz and »e
cuifd l"> cour right, aud will dispose of the Mme
in Ksmdv Kiuhl·
This diwoTerjr embraces the art of making hon
ey
Equally as Good a* that madf
by Beev
and with a cost not exceeding
FOI'RTF.K.X CEXT* PER ΡΟΓΧΟ.
Honey made from this reripe «o clo«ely re-em
! Id*·* Natural Honey, a- to ra;ote italtuo-t impossi·
: ble to distinguish them.
It will not ι ANDY or SOCK. and improve* with
age. It λ ill t tke the place of Preserves, and ;is a
matter of e«'ono»iiv will eapereede the use of but
ter in mtn\ families. For preserving and sweet
: ei-iugi time I Fruit» a> well a·* all kind* of Mar
malade», it h*< no equal. No apparatu* is requir
ed for making it, except that which is fouud in any
: ordinary kitchen.
Tlic Ingrédients are articles highly recommend
; c-i for thwir utility, and are known a* favorite arti
cle·» with almost every bod v. They are abundant
in even town, and cau be had at all time*, in any
t quantity, and of the best quality.
50 lb*, of (hi* Honey ran be
mail*· in 20 minute*.
The recipe trill sustain tne in all that 1
claim Jor it, in all respects.
«V-I will forward a FAMILY RIGHT ΑΛ Ι·
RKt IPK, together with full instructions for
manufacturing this Pure Virgin Honey, to any ad·
dre-s iu Oxford County,on receipt ol O.XE IKIL
L AK .m l a three ceui >tamp
It AVID ». MA" A PP.
South Paris, Sept l&h, ISU. 4w
Not Gone f
ΊΜΙΕ enrrent report* put in circulation by in
. terested parties, that I have sold out nn In
-cbaxcf. Best nebs, and have gone W'e«t, U not
trw, and th:* notice is to inf >rm all of mv friends,
: customer* and the public at large, that ί am still
At nay Old Mtaad, la Aorway Village,
where 1 am as ready and trilling as errr to make
Insurance upon Life, Accident & Fire,
in reliable Companies. Shall be pleaded to see
or hear from all that wish bu»iness in my liue.
•*"0>ecifll attention given to the making of
I>KKl»s, BUNDS, W1LI.9. Ac
WM E. «iOODNOW.
Norway, Sept. 1,186». tf
NEW STOVE STORE !
NORWAY, MB.
WOODMAN * WILLIAMS*
Inform their fHenda and the pnblle that they hare
..jnfned a NEW STOVE STORE.
Opposite the El· House,
where they wUl be ready to furniah
Stores, Tin Ware,4c.
AT TIIE LOWEST RATES.
«3T* Partlcnlnr attention paid to VlepAlrtn*,
lobblnf, Ac.
Iron 8ink«, from £8*00 (o ÎJ.ee,
ami other good· In proportion.
JOHX VOODXAX. IIEV It Y II. WILLIAMS
Norway. Sept. 1, 1Λ». 3m
yoFcan get
HARNESSES !
WnoLsaaut A Rktail. at
south:
Manufactured of the 1h?*1 of Oak tunned Stock,
and WARRANTED
AS CHEAP
.in (it any other place in Oxford County, or any
adj uuiuff County.—that I*. of the atme grade.ami
ratifiait from #24,00 to Α l'JA.OO.
—ALSO,—
Trunks, Blankets,
WHIPS, Ac., ftr.
AS CHEAP AS THE CHE APE ST J
Trimming «ail Rrpalrlng, of ill kind.
Ctll and evuuine my work, for I can nuit, both
il to ipitlity of material, workuiaoahip and jjriee
J. D. WILLIAMS.
South Parla, April 90, IMS.
s.nansvH ν uaxsiofl
XV VlDIHd MOT
]I4|II joj '|»·>Λ\ wmj faoaip jatif
'JtioM siqa 00T
B«i> your Waterproof**
at the
Oif tiI ( nnut) Dry iir»oda F.atabllahuirut,
WE SELL TIIE REST REPELLAVTM,
made la New England Warranted Waterproof
under manufacturer'* narrant.
UFO. N. PITiniKR.
*on-Ke«ident Tmr«,
In lb" Town of Woodstock, County of Oxford,
Maine, for the _*m I**
The following ll»t of Taxe» on Real Estate o|
non-rx^ident owner* in the Town o| Woodstock,
for the· ve**· I*»"·, in Mil·, committed to Mden
thM, Collector of «aid Woodstock. on the ** h
il a y of July, l»a«, by Ιιι·· certilb'ate of that ililtf,
and non remain unpaid on the "tli day of Julv,
If·»·, and notke i» hereby given that if the «aid
taxe» and inlere«t and charire* ait· n«>t paid int*>
the Treasury of »*id Wood»t«>rk within «· tchteen
month» from the date of the commitment of »aid
bill», «ο ninrh of the real c»tate taxed a·» will be
MifU· ■•ut t · pat the amount due therefor. includ
lug intere-t and chance», will without further no
th e, he «old it publie Auction at the t lerk'» Of·
tl«*e. In «aid town ou Saturday. the 5th «lay of Feb
rum , 1*70, at one o'cl««ck Ι' M
Tax on non re»ldent land In the ea*t part ol
Wi)"n|»t'K'k for the tear 1*#
3 χ 7 * "" 3
~ 1 C Z 9 »
32 - > = »
ϊ 3 β ξ
3 } · 1
— Walker. ι»; ίου |5o $173
— Woodcock. pi 3. 50. 80 an<l 5J 5») I 75
It'iil H«lM, S lOO 100 3 50
do. lU 100 50 1 75
do }>t M 40 li M
RoWrt *.r«T, pt. 5β So 45 w
V. O. Ptrrii, 7.' IM IM Ιϋ
Jo-iah Dudley, 73 !<*) loo 3 50
— Tnrp, pt. 88 50 25 se
— Walker, 1»I7 100 75 J '4
— Strout. 45. 15, 50. 39. Ht», à «W 90 lrt) 5 <0
4Î. W Andrew», pt 57 .ti 32 1 l'l
Λ W Howker, 15 15 5J
Mr* 0»g«M»d, pt MA 50 20 70
A Farrnr, pt M tin 10 35
Delinquent hijtbna> tax nu non resident land in
the we»t part of \Vooil«tufk fi»r the year 1*·Γ7
Mr« O.gnod, <" 50 20 M
Delinquent highway tax on n -n re»ident land in
the e.i*t part o| \\ uoditM'k for the year l*·»".
— Walker. <fti ]00 50 1 35
— Wood-lock. 3. 50, SO and 8^ 5J 50 1Λ4
— Walker, |o7 loo 75 tut
. 50 ti Xi Ηιΐ
V I» l' irri», 72 luu 100 2 7o
Jo»iah Dudley, 73 100 luO 2 To
Τ · ιρρ. pt M 50 45 07
A W, ftowker, 15 15 40
R>bertOiay, pt 5Λ 5o 45 67
Il C. DAVIS, Trea·.
Wood»toek, Sept. JO, l«ïi
!\on-Kesidenl Tu\rs
In the Tow η of Iliram. County of « >xford, Me.. for
the rear 1?W4.
The following list of Taxe» on the Heal E»tate
ol non-resident owuer» in the town of Miratn. for
tin ve*r l*îH. in bille committed to John M«"lH>nald.
t ollector of «aid town, on the 1Mb day of July,
Ιϋί·. ha» been returned by him to me a» remain
ing unpaid on the 5th day of October, IM), by hi»
cet lit! -ate of (but date, and now remain unpaid ;
aud Dotii*«j i« hereby given that if the «aid taxe»
and interest and charge» are not paid into the
Trra-uryof «aid Town within eighteen month»
from the date of the commitment of Baid bill». m
much of the real »*«tate t ixed a* will be »u(tt<'ient
to nay the am »unt due Iherefor, including intere»t
aud ch.irjfe», w ill without fuither notice, !»e «old
at public Auction at the »tore of Hubbard A (»reeu
in »aidtown, on the 18th day of January. 1870. at
10 o'clock Λ M.
Owuer*. or unknown Acre». Value Tax
Ja *ob .Stanley, 3 $15 fo 7J
Jeremiah Me"rr!(l»dd, 5 40 1 1*4
!>«mucl i'MnMll, 50 450 HU5
Cyru» Β Morrill. 60 50 1 37
Augu«tu» Bradeen, 13 145 3 44
A Κ P. Kimball. 16 45 2 20
John Mcdonald, Trea»
Hirui:i, Oct 10, IfSrf1
NOTICE.
lirilERHAS mv *ife, Eli** J. Daniel·, In
If March, I■*»!». left my bed and board without
provocation or reasonable cau*e, 1 hereby forbid
all person· harboring or trusting her on my ac
count, a» I -ball pay no debt» of her contracting
after I hi» date.
ANDREW J DANIELS.
Pari», Oct 11, 1MB. ·
Notice.
CIV ME into mi en-dosure on the night of the
/ llth lo.-tant, TWO COLTS, one red and the
omergrey The owner ι» requested to pay ( harges
and take them away.
CHAS. W. CTMMINOS.
Parii, Oct. 12, 1W». 3w·
HOBSK Jn Ht out,a boo
Containing a new sy»t«*m of hor*e train
iug, from the young colt up. By Dr Trid
ball, ι be well known old KuglUh Ηογμ· Trainer
and Farrier Our mo»t noted trirk hor-seM have
been taug'it by thi* plain, practical «VHtem, and
wdd and runaway bor*e»can be completely eub
dued It al»o contain» a Treatise on Nh<K*ing anil
100 Keeiiien for the imi«t rummin ili^ea-e». with
numerous Tricks practiced by llor»e Jockey*.—
Every hor»e breeder and owner should have it —
Vou will never regret huviug it Sent bv mail for
only'iOcts Address, tiÊO. 8. MELLES", Lewis
ton, Me. Agents w anted.
Maine Steamship Coin'y
NEW AIMAXOFMEXTS.
Scnil-Weekly Line.
ON and after the 18th in*t.. the fine Steamers
DIKl'iO and FRANCON1A, will until further
uotice, tun us follows:
Leave liait·* Wharf, Portland, erery MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at 5 P. M., and leave Pier .'W Ε
R New Vork, ererx MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at 3 P. M.
Th·· Dirlifo and Franconia are fitted up with fine
accommodation* for pa<«enger*. making this the
iuo9t convenient and comfortable route for travel·
er* between New York and Maine.
Pa.»»age in state Room #5. Cabin Passage $4.
Meals extra.
Good» forwarded to and from Montreal, Quebec,
Halifax, 8t. John, and all parts of Maine Ship
per» are reque.-ted to fend their freight to the
steamers as early as 4 r. it., on the days they leave
Portland.
For freight or pas«ajre applv to
HENRY FOX, Gait's Wharf, Portland,
J F AMES, Pier 38 E. R. New York.
July 9, It*».
DR. W. B. LAPH4.H,
Will attend to the Practice of
MEDICINE fr SURGERY.
— 18 ALSO —
Kiaulalng Nurgron for InTalld Pension·,
AT BRYANT'S POND, ME.
Will give special attention to the treatment ol
Nervou» Diseases.
Saturdays, when practicable, will be devoted to
the examination of invalid pensioner», an I gener·
al office bu*ine»s. june 1.'<*».
ANDREWS HOUSE!
( Formerly ATLANTIC HOL'UC,)
eemlli Paru, Ne.
Tbi· well known Hou*e lui* reo—llv bceo reflt
ted «ml le now open for the accommodation of the
the travelling public. «Tl*»»*™*'™ conveyed
to and from the l>ei»ot fr«*' of ctar·*.
Α· Β· Α Α· Α· ΑΛBMKW
ang li Proprietor·.
EAGLE HOTEL,
Mechanic Falls - · Maine.
H. It, PP. A UK*, Proprietor.
The present Proprietor having
leased tnij» fine Hotel for a term of
vear*, wonld re»|wlftilly inform
the public that he is now ready for
g-j—Mliii-iin·-*. To traveller», boarder·
or nartio*, considering the nire accommodations
ann moderate charge*, we would say without con
traduction, thin Hotel -tand* without a rival.
Mechanic Fall*, Jan. ΙΛ, Infill.
ADAMS HOUSE,
Temple Street, - Portland, JIe„
J OH X SA WYEIi, Proprietor.
This new First-Class Ruslne** Hotel i* now open
to the public. It» location is central and the pro
prietor know.· how to mini-dor t<» tin· wants of hi*
ruent*. The room* an· airy ami well furnished;
the table excellent, the *ervânu attentive and the
price* reasonable. Tin* tra\ellin? public will find
a pleasant home at the Adam· House.
Portland. Sept !". 1*«S» 3m
Fcr Sale, or To Let,
THF H.VTF.s STORE. on paru Hill —
Qirorabh lontid fir tnde^un having
η convenient tcm-meiit above.
ALSO, the •tor) and a half bonne on
|||· Tremont <t , recently occupied by Sid
LaJUHkney A. Farrar—having a good (harden
•pot.
For particulars, enquire of the subscriber.
KM Κ LINK ν t l M MINUS.
Pari* Hill. April I ». IHMN
forsilv;.
T1IF. tnlwcriber offer· for sale hi*
residence, located at Mr ant'« Pond
Village, Maine,consisting of House'
Woodshed, stable, and one acre o|
land. The buildings are connected,
nearly new, wrell finished and con
venient I.and under a high «tate of cultivation.
Vny one wanting a pleasant houae with cheer
ful «urroundings, in a quiet and grow ing village,
; will find here the very place desired : and it can
ί be bought at a bargain', if npplied for toon.
< HAS It LOVKJOr.
Bryant'· Pond. April *, 1*59.
·' Kvrr) Itay Itrlnif* Nomrthing \fw."
A 4>ood House, Baru and other
out-Building* ttiren Away.
R \ RE ( II W< Κ ι* offered for somebody to
m.tke money In the «ale of
A
100 ACRES OF LAND,
nearly half of w hich U covered with w<hw| and
tiinl»cr at a price to *utt the purchaser.
Any pcr»ou m want of a farm, near a pleasant
village. should call at one* on the tiiburi-iber.
LUC IL > 1 BABTLKTT.
.Norway, Oct. lî. 1ί#8». Sin
About Fifty Acre», ou Pari* llill,
with Ciood Buildiugs
BKISi· a part of the Thoma* C lark Farui, and
well divided Into tillage, woodland and pas
turage, and a good orchard, w ill l»e fbr sale any
time previous to May 1. ΙΌ0.
Tlie buildiiir* art· «tillable 1er two familie*
Also I joke of Oxen, 1 yoke of 3-year old steer*
and one or two Cow*.
Inquire of II s IK)E, or on the premises of
C. II. RIPLEV.
Oct. 12, lîWP. Jwr
Farm for Sale.
IN Wood-fork containing one hundred acre* of
. land - i'· a<-re·. of woodland —It cut* i5 tons of
hat and i« under good cultivation
Al«o, I nrinlii|{ Tool·, and two hordes, one
cow. 1.1 vearlings. one wagon, and one sleign
Α 1.1 MOSES SWAN.
W ood«tock, .lune g|. I*)w. If
Farm for Sale.
Sm*ATEI» at Enmford Comer, within a onar·
_ tor of n mile o| a School lloitee, and a mile of
three Meeting|H»u»e«.
it coiiluin· thirty five acre* of good Intervale
Land, and lia·» a two·«tory hoti«e, w«-l| Hni*hcd,
with Kll connecting the barn, and a Itlai-k-mith's
>hoi» upon it There i* a >oung Orchard, η >ug*r
*lr· hard and hou-e, good pasture, plenty of wood
and timber
There is a daily mail from Bryant'· Pond.
For further partir ulai s, Inquire of the owner.
UKOKt.E A RAV.
Rumfopl, Aug 7, !(·*>. tf
r or rveni/.
STORK, urn! [>W KI.I.ING over it. n«-w occupi
0*1 bj D Ν BaiLBT, at 800th l'an» Thi» :■»
»nc of tin· bent '•tore?, an·! mont desirable locations
f<»r trade in tow η
The llouae i« very pica-ant. Ami in go«>d con«fi
tion, with an excellent well of water. There is
al-o κ |fiM»«i «table.
Apply nt the oitii'ti of Pari· 1 louring C*»tm>auy,
or 00 the premiaea, ol Ι» ν BAlLKl
South l'ari», Aug «S.
Pine Timber for Sale.
VFINK I.OT of I'ine Timber Land, containing
twenty *en··. more or le««, and «ituated im
mediately on tin- line of the (iraud Ttuuk Hailway,
aï South l'an
The above lot contain· in addition to the Tim
ber, some ten erre* of cleared land and several
desirable hou»e lot*
For further information. impure of
ALVA SIIURTLEFF.
South Fari·, Me , Sept. 1, l*.y.
Farm for Sale.
The subscriber being de«irou· of leaving the
•Mai.·. w ill Mil Ul Farm at a Bar(al·, if ap
p'ied for soon
Si»id farm in situated in the north pait of ^lart
ford, two and one-half mile· from Canton, ami
three and one-half mile* from the depot. It con
Lain* about Two Hundred Acre· -if good land,
•uitably divided Into tillage, pa^tnie and wimmI
laud w'ith Apple and *Mij<ar Orchard·; all well
enclosed Tne farm cut* about 15 tone of good
hav.
The Building'* con*i*t of House. 2-1 by K, with
excellent cellar under the whole; 1'oreh, W'ood
>hed, Mablr 2»; by 3·;, and Barn to by H4, with cel
lar under the same. Good water nt the house and
•table.
For further particular;·, inquire of the «iibtcri
l«er on the preni 1 «#·*. WM Β SPARBOW.
Hartford Sept 1.1**».
Store and Stand for Sale.
rp II Κ WELL H.\OW\ II Λ It Ν Τ Ο U
X ITAROi litmitd at the Village of Hrjr -
aut'· 1'ond, on the line of the Urnnd Trunk
Railwav, consisting of a large and commodious
Store, dwelling Houee. and Stable connected,
with attout five acre* of good laud, will In* sold ai
a barium if applied for soon, and teim of pay·
ment mad·· ea»y I well secured.
Said stand i- well loeAUd and command· a large
amount of country trade.
An energetic business man will tind this a rare
chauce lor a bargain.
BENJAMIN LOVEJOY,
ISABELLE 1*. BAR>TOW.
Bryant's l'oml, Sept. 8, InW
NOTICE.
ΓΠΗΕ Copartner-hip heretofore existing between
I LA L W. Kl.vshLL, is tbi- day dissolved,
an 1 ail debts due to or from said tlrm will lie re
ceived and paid by the new tlrm of Rt w*Ki.t. A
Moour. LAWSOX κ RUSSELL,
I. Y MAN W. RUSSKLL.
llelhei, March 12, 1*ώ.
A Copartnership is this da ν formed by and be
tween L1 Man W. R188ELL ail·! JOflEril T. Moo
l»Y. under the firm naine and style of RCSSELL
A MOODY, who will continue in the business o|
the late lirm of L A L. W. Russell, at the old
place ut Walker'· Mills, in Bethel.
All persons indebted to the late tlrm of L. A L.
W. Russell, will please call and settle w ith us foi
the same. LYMAN W. RUSSELL,
JOSEPH T. MOODY.
Bethel. March 12 INK!».
DR. IV. GAnnON,
SURGEON DENTIST,
BUCK FIELD, ME.
â^-Artifb'ial Teeth warranted to fit. Particular
attention paid to tilling and pre«erving the nAturftl
teeth. Teeth extracted at all hours, and without
pain if desired.
Office open at Ruckflcld. except the week follow
ing the llr.-t Monday in each mouth, when he will
be at Canton.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE lirm of Mixku, Favor A Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All per*ons
having unsettled accounts with us are requested
to make immediate settlement.
LEE MIXER.
SAMUEL FAVOR,
JACKSON CLARK.
Norway, Sept. 22,1800.
The business will be continued at the obi stand.
bT MIXER A CLARK.
Maine Central Railroad.
SPECIAL XO Τ ICE.
PASSENGERS from Oxford County roraina
from stations on the Grand Trunk Railroad
above Danville, cau reach Augusta by the Main
Central Railroad from Danville to Winthrop, ami
thence by stage to Augusta. Stage leaves Win·
throp on arrival of aflernoon train from Danville.
Train- leave Danville at 2:45 P. M., or on arrival
if train from Portland.
Through tickets to Augusta are sold at Danville*
EDWIN NOYES, Snpt.
Jan 22, 1X49.
SAntEL H. CAKTEK,
I*ARi8 HILL, ME .
LIFE A FIRE INSURANCE USENT
— roe —
OXFORD COUNTY.
8. It C. reprints only Companies,
and will Udtie roUeie.4 at A4 favorable γηΙ··« λ* any
other Agent. Application* by nutil for Circular·
or inturanr*, promptly anawored, an·! auy part of
the County vi*iu».| if re«|M<>«trd Apl I.
Insurance Agencies.
II. F. HOWARD,
DIXPELD,
AGENT for the following
Fire Insurance
Companies:
HARTFORD, of Hartford, Conn.
HOME, of New Haven, Conn.
IMJTNAM, of Hartford, Conn.
SECURITY, of New York.
WATER VILLE MUTUAL.
LIFE.
STANDARD, New York.
CONTINENTAL, Hartford, Conn.
ACOiaDElSTT.
TRAVELERS, Hartford, Conn.
RAILWAY PASSENGER, Hartford
AGENTS WANTED,
AM) GOOD PAY GUAKANTKED.
DtxfleM, April 5, Ι>Λ).
OXFORD COUNTY
Insurance Agency !
KSTABUSnxn ACGl'ST, IMS.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED, OVER
$25,000,000,00.
Twcuty-Plve Million Hollar·.
! —
IF roti want Inmrtnrr of anv kind, rail npoit
ifoWH. nu·I h*> will out\<>u into ·»««■ of Iha
I follow in# CompAiiu·!·, which λγ«· the
Best in the Country !
Ami the l»e*t I# always the
<'hca|M»si in the rnd.
Patronize Home Agents,
And not get swindled by theae «MilennK inn,
wh«» represent lrre*poo>il)lr Companies.
Statement* of the l**t Companies may l>e aeen
lit ray ι>Λ<?β.
/ETNA, of Hartford.
HARTFORD, of Hartford
HOME, of New York.
ROGER WILLIAMS, of Providence.
NEW YORK LIKE, of New York.
TRAVELLERS, of Hartford.
RAILWAY PASSENGER, Hartford.
FREELAND HOWE,
agi<;nt,
NORWAY VILLAGE, ME.
March 5. 1WW.
THE EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society,
OF THE UNITED STATES.
! No. 92 Broadway, Now York City,
Amt. AaHured, β ΙΛΟ,ΟΟΟ,ΟΟΟ
Cub Ami», φ&.ΟΟΟ,ΟΜ)
Auuual Premium Income. $iUA),()00
I'ollclca lourd, S8,ûti0
New Ru«lnea«du*lng thenar rn Jin* >*ft !M>, *6β,
ββ1,θβθ,81<&.00.
It· l'ullclr· (vcr»|(r tbe I.AKliKST of any Αοκγ·
lean Company. Il l*«u«-a all desirable Noo-Korfelt·
iug 1'ollciea ud a -1 η n I ·· Lite, Iroiu #.'jo Ιο $ Λ Ό»
AU l'rodt» divided anions l'olicy lloldt-r* auuuai·
! ly frum the «tari
Il la the mo«t »u<-c« #«ful Company ever organised
and, for lia year·, the Ukout Mutual I.iie lueur
auce Company la the Moritl
BENJ. COLBY, General Agt.
40 1-2 Exchange St., Portland, He.
Jan. 15, IftW.
THE OKK.4T CAUSE
or
Human Misery !
Just I^tUithnl in SeaJni Furtlopf. Pricf rt eft.
ALECTIRE ON THE ΝΑΤΓΚΕ. ΓΗΕΛΤ
ment and Radical Cure of Seminal We»kne»i,
or SrKKMATOKKJldU, induced by »elf-aba»e; In
voluntary Emission*, ΙίΐίνΓΚΜ'Τ, Nervous De·
bilitv, and Impediment* t«» Marriage generally :
CoXHl nmON, ΚΓΜ.ΚΡ8Ϊ, and Kl I S. Mental arid
1'hv-dcal Incapacity. etc. By BOB. J. Cl'LVER·
WELL, M I>.. author of the "(irtvn lfcx.k," Ac.
The world nenowned author, in thin admirable
Lecture, clearly prove# from lu» own experience
that the awt'ul consequence· n| self-abuse may l»e
effectually removed without medicine, and with
out dangerou* surgical operations, bougie*, in·
flraiMntii, ring» or cordial», pointing out a uiode
of care ut once certain and effectual, bv w hi«'b
every sufferer, no matter what bin condition ma*
be, may cure him»elf cheaply?- privately, and r«i»
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