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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-22

NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. Notice Is
~ hereby given that John =. Oh pman OF Beth.
81 in the Couniy Of OSiord, add State 81 Maine
b, hi. deed of mortgage dated April ttih, A ID,
1850, aud recorded with the Osiord Registr, Of
Decd, book 100. page l6I. conveyed u., the sub
.c,ilers. the follow ing pieces or parcels OF land
situate ,n Bethel afse.aii, ,i,i ut numbered
twenty seven (27) in the eighth (s) range. bound
ell q. follows beginning NJ the southwest corner
Of lsmi owned by Nahum W Mason. at a stake
and stones on the iank IL the Andro eesgin river,
thence west on sail river lank 90 hnd o~.ei by
s,l,anu. Mason, IT,. thenee on said Mason'. h"''
% the county road. ibenor west rish, rods on
said County road. thepc. north iwea'y rods on
line p,rasIl With the line 81 lo no.''i~'ed '~e"'y
seven, range eight, thence east eight rods thence
orih 60 the range liee 10 the norh'nes, eorne,
of ,.tl lot, thenoe -a,t on the fanse line % land
ox.e.I b, Nahsm W. Mason. thence Souih 20 the
6,., mroticse.i ipunI, being the same promise.
co,ye,ed to the .sid John \. Chapman by one
] Ohm X " Bradhury by hi. deed dated May 6.i,.
1859; AMI whereas che coodiion. Of aid deed oI
mo.,sage having been broken. and by rsasoa
whereof We, the ,sid mortgages. eaim To iofeelose
the same according 20 the statute !, such case
made and provided.
Dated 3l,i ds, ofTjuly, A ID 1862.
ROBERT A CHAPMAN.
Ei.BRIDGE CHAPMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-22

tcor,.EiGur rcuN,pl
The Great Indian Remedy
poM PBnrAIBS.
Or. Mattison'sIndian Emmenagosue.
4, Thi. celebrated rsmslc M-dicine
IN possessing yiriur. unknosn ~ any
sNA ih,ng .l.. 81 the I,"d. and proving
WrA edecius latter all "lh,T. hs'rfailed.
fN-4A !. ds.isped fof both aart,'d sHi
SpRN nasb iadi,'. and 10 the ''fy let
,gyIwN ,hing known fot the p,'pose, q. Il
,YrfTh will bring on the ssaiNy 'isls,''
'ESrNes3 ~ case. II ob.tmci,on.. after all
.'crT other fcm,i,e. al the kind have
nNIfSI Il hen tired ~ N,ir.
"a S,.lA Over 1000 bottles have now
- NJ ls-n cold ~ithout snsle failaTs
~a1sc.LS when taken .. directed. aud With
90, the ls..t iajur, 10 hralih 10 any case. I'll
!. u,,, on IN bo,il., uf THREE different .irrng h..
IN foil direction. cor u'ing. AMI .ealhy ESpr--s.
clo.cl, .~ilc,i. TO all p,ri' of The eonnity.
PRiCEs-rull strength, 80; Halt strength,
IS: Quaust ,u.ngth, - pee battle.
rg-I,-m-ml~r' Th,. medicine - dc.ignsd
,,prc..I, fr OBSTINATE Cl'r', in which all
Other rsmelie, ii the kind have hilcd 10 curc (;
al.o that It !. warranted 40 rrpTc. nisd ~ escn
II.
~ I,~war- 1T imiiations' None warranted
uale.. purchased directly of ~. VI. ~ At HI.
REMEDi ~ INSriruTE,fo ' Sp'uaI Dr''iis',
NJ. p T.s. ST.. P'orii'as'. u. !.
Thi. spssiIhy rmbrsCeI slli,sea'c. NJ a Pre-
"a, n.iafr bath of Men and Women. H., q r,gu
btI, rtlac,ied pa, .rian of twenty years pIac.
lice. Giving hi. Wh,l, an,aii5a a. them. Cou'ul.
t,,,.o. b, letter az oihcrs SO. are d'eily COST
d,.,sl. ,nd mrdirin-. will h. sent hy r,puss.
secure C,om,ol.eT,siion.io all parts oithe In,sd
sia,.s. Ai.n, accommodations foe L,pits iIum
aiso.d. wishing cor secure and private retreat
and good care .untilI.stofcd To h-ahh.
Caution.
I, IA. b,.n estimated that over Trs Hssd'oi
TAss.a.I Dsl!.s, acc p,iI o. .winiling qusrh
annually, IN New England abn~, without a-y bss'
az To- these Nhopay ~. Al this c"'ne. from trust.
ing ,riL,si agsiry 10 men ho arcalkc destitute 81
honor. character. and slill. aud ~h".e osiy re-
commentator !. their own islsc anil t>trs'agani
si,uiisas, IN praise ~ ihcm.sl'e. u. therefore.
Nou s0uLi ataii Laag As-basg'd, take ~ maa'
VOID. " ~ after sAai Ai' Isd'as'ss' ar', bw MANI
INQUIRY at will cost you n"ih'"s, aud may
save ,ou many resr,l.; fnr, a. advertising ply
sicians. 10 niae oct Of ten are sosa,' there
!, no sairiy ~ tru.i'n; dHy ~ h""' unless you
knos pAo AMI Slai they ATE,
I-Dr. ". will .end rRry. by enclosing one
.rsmn =. above, Pamphlet on DISEASES OF
WOMEN, anl 90 Pr,ra, Db,as. grnc,alls, CIV.
ing fail incarnation, r1h IA, most ssioHti'd r'fr.
.ss.. a.A i,.ii-saisl, without ~hich ~ ad'rItis'
ing phy,ici.n 90 medicinr IL this Kind u deserve
in. orANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
/ ~ Orders by mail promptly aiieaded to-
wuie ,ouT addIe.s D!aIsIy, aud direct 10 DIX.
MhTTlSON. A. alos-.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

7 ylNG on III. road leading f,om Buck6sld
i village 10 Mechanic fall.. within one mie ol
.aii yil,gr containing I75 acres, well ~aieIei and
Suitably divided ,nto i,ll,ge, mosing All psstur.
age. Sad farm comprise. an orchard that pro.
duced on. hundrrd hu.hel. II apple. last year.
snd large and excellent woodlot npo, ~h'ch !.
considerable cedar. The bailling. are convenient
and 10 good repair.
For further particulars ipluirr of Hon. Moan
PRiscr and LucIus LoHisa. Eco, Buekheh,
or Of the Subscriber. Bfun.sick.
THOMAS ;. CUNNING.
M,x 10 lshg 10
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CRIEDOM NOTICE. TIL. e-','ss. that
i have this day given my miso. so", beoj'"'a
d IIutchiu.. hi. lime; AMI shall claim "o"e OF
HE earnings or does. not pay any oi ne a.m as'
this date. BENJAMIN hoieh'Ns'
July u, 1862.
wiivess-L u LuDpIs.
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For Sale or TO Let,

4 FINE BLACKSMITH SHOP. and House
"A IL wanted. situated in Ea.t sumner. within 10
rod. ol wheat. corn and .,w mills. where q gopi
wo,k n,n can make $1,000 wear. Foe further
particular. inquire Of n. ". vARNEY. on the
premises.
East Sun ner, June q, 1862.
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NJ A N no Cd 4,

now LOST now RESTORED
jos, published in a sealed sn'ebpe. price cen''.
4 LECTURE on the nature. ue,rnent aud
~ radical cure Of SpeunaiouhTs or s.mln.'
Weskn..s. in,oiuniary Emissions. Sexual D.bii.
ity, aud imp.diment. 10 marriage generally. Ner-
,ou.ne.s, Consumption. Epilepsy and Fits; Mcn
II aud Physical lncapaciiy. rc,nliins iIoa '.i'
abu.~. Sc. Nv ROBf. J. CuLNEitWELL. W.
T., Aa,hor of,he Grcca Bool. Sc
The wofld.r,nowned author, In this admirable
Lecture, cleari, prove. Gom his own experience
that the awiul Consequences oi ,el'alHise may be
ef.eiu,ll, removed without medicine, anil i,hOui
dangerou. surgical operations, bougie., 'n.'r1.
ipeoI.. ring. &c oordial,, poin'in. ou, mode OF
cure at once certain and ef.ciuai, by which every
sufferer no matter What hi. condition may IL, ma,
cure himself ehespi., privately nni radically.
Thi. lecture viii prove boon to Thousands upon
thousands.
Sent under seal in plain envelope, on the re.
eeip, Of sin cents, or two passage stamps. by adj
dressing Dr.. CiIAS &c. KLINE,
1877 Boweiy, New Yo'k, T.. ID. Box, 45s6.
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A Farm of so Acres.

INOR sale IL NORWAY. lying on the stag. road
Il leading from soolh Paris u Waterford. L..
ng 5 mile. west Il Norway Village. and ea', Of
Waterford Fiat. SAID farm !, pleasant, situated
sni well w,irIr,i. and contsin. a hue b,ek !sfi'
and there !. a read, ,ss,k., br all iheb',ek made
ga the sane. The bi,ldings are new anil a., ~n
be spI y.D cheap Zoe cash. laga'f. oi W. -
COLLINS an the premises, of WM' L. "oo"-
NOW, Norwsy Village.
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Copal Varnish.

LIMITATION English COACH RODY
/ WEARING NARNl>ll. Inequality "f~h'eh
!. f,r superior TO any other American Nirni'h ol-
f.ed.
Price 81 per Gallon.
Alec on hsnd. large stock ol PRIME COACH
AND FURNITURE NARNISIIES, IN al thsp
varieties, Tor .sle b, the manufacture, in quahi.
tie. TO ,uit, at whole.sle price,.
WA. &. IiUN.EMAN, j..
lI9 MILK STEbET, bosrOs
+. SAN order. received shall have the best
attention and ds.palch.
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\ fs~ day. later nigh, have been read in
,he jOurnal, One Of our richest PATRIOTS
has .hot himself. Grief Tor the lOss u bis
wife is supposed TO be the cause"
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NOTICE. Whu,as, Augusta. 4. Rols',. u
Bvck6sld. q, s,lmd.y, August ~. i-os.
At ppon. coa,mitlcd to poual three hof,r.. ~" OF
n ,,J Color and one ola grr, colcr. 'sksa "p i''
h.ia. in al. .nrL,.ur- of the ss'd E"l-f's, ~
..,d Buck6.ld. nov Therefore. the osn'f ~ o~n'
~, 81 ,a,d horse. are hsuly uoi'hcd 10 ~, law.
G,I damage. AMI rhsrs.. anl take the ss,l hut'cs
away IfiiNAIM loNt, Founi Ao'pf''
nskfsLi, August tIh, ls6s.
NOTICE. Whctrs. NV w,lc. sssh HAM
man, hs. sbiu,ioRcd ne sithout oausc and
Icii my home IN siswsu.tosn, y w.. sher-
hs,. made ample pTu'."n Zoe her comfortable
support, and his gone 10 part. unknown 18th one
~. Wm. l.. Dunton: hi. !. To sarn all peIspus
lrum h,rhoting or ifu',iag the aid Saah "n my
accouni. a.. shall ray dsb,. 81 h.' contracting
alter HI. date. MARTIN X. HARTMAN.
sicwau,losn.N. u Jul, -, l-6s.
'I'iiIs crd,6-. that Too valuable coa'd.ral 'on,
i have this LAY g,sea NV COO, Jsrcmsh u.
Wo.silEir,. the I,a.,adef 81 h.. time dat,ng hts
miaori, ~ transact bu.isc.. &c himself. and that
I .h,ll claim npne ~ b.. .srniag. p,y ,ny
d,b,. of HI. contfaciiu. after thu. date.
u WOODBURY..
pni.. Jpl, II. ls62
Wdn-.-BrsJ W BErrsT
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III nj O Q r A T
FINKLE g. LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
b3s Broadway, Now.York.

MO person who contemplate. pure chasing q Sew
~ iag Machine ior family or manufacturing p"r'
poses, shoald fail TO ,e.d lor Of oar circulars
which contains cot, and foil descriptions Of the
several styles. prices aad sample. Of work. all Of
which ~e send by mail free. We claim To have
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County of Oxford.

CRIMINAL. COSTS. The blL,~ing .s state
" ,nem II cost. ~ Cr,nin,l Prosecutions, 81.
L,~-,i b, the Coat ~ Couoiy Communications 20, NJ
the Drc.rh.r Adj. Term, 1851. 80 c,r,,6ed by
al. II Il A
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rayTBB yeTIeyS.

IN .N.SIS ~ " - ~ ~ ~
In qap,i,ie.,hy the do'en OF .i"glc one.
Watch Gla..-s an 1 Material. Zoe Matchmaker
Will he furnished cheaper than the, o'abe bo"gh'
in rouLnd. IT, .hn'. people had better call o."
hin AL save money.
Everything warranted 90 he What u !. sold ior;
III. mviio -. T" IIpne.ty !. the best pollc,.' and
the most sure o. succeed. Aay wo'k entrusted
to him will be ionc according to contract, and
warranted good.
Tie ~oali Ike to SEE sHy watches that have
b-,n spoiled by iae>p-rienccd woTkmen, sud ~
b. doa't make them perform veil there will he NJ"
charge. The sane with clorks.
Plain watch movement. viii be tall lrselled
hcn,eluirrd. sni go"d qa,rlicr OF verge watches
siiI be altered 60 Lever E.csp~menis at q lsIr
price. Chrsom-trr halapce. Inserted ~ watches
that have PLAIN b,lsncss; and hnslly ,wth'ng
that .. 's-laT.d to H. doa- - watch or cl"ch Z,
s,il 10 lsa- at his .hop.aa warranted to lie dons
IN a ~o'km,alike m,aarT.
wors solicited from other ss,ehmakers, Which
will - done a., q tar discount.
Jowolry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
rYCs.hpaiG for old Gold and silver.
BtrurLilItL .is6i. 10
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without sUstenanCs iUr the h rseS Going sup
| PEERLESS 10 bed under such circumstances Was bu
cleerless comfort, ard waking to another I.tl4 o.
two or three houIs in 'Ae mo- ming before break
las, was little bstter; but there was 10 a!.erna
tive.
The result Of tbs affair has gnu IA. fCTth buI
one expression smong the army that ol dis
satisfaction and diseonteht We have Uai ed
tWo months With an immense army, and sll the
appliances Of success, TO see after all the labor
AID sud-Iipg, the prize melt s~sy 10 3 momt u L,
ike dissoiring snow Before he last reinforce.
men;s came up, tlere were three hundred and
seven regiments EeIe The augmentation
sSelle1 the Tumbsr 10 thIsel undred and twenty,
Which, at the small average Of four hund. ed to
4 regiment, gives l2S,000 men Thee were
more than that, for few regiments 60 below
four huHdrsl, and some-,hs cavalry and the
nav Ones-hsve IA thousand
TIE enemy had not a man over sir.y thou
sand for their own people, the bitterest Of them.
did not claim mole. He ha but f.iy-seYen
pieces Of artillery in his !nirencbnents, aud was
so ds:Iustlnl Of his weakness Is TO IesoIt 20 the
dodge OF putting up sham guns made of wood
With ali this in our favor he beat us back q. al.
most eT ~ point where We met him during the
advance, aud finally slipped throagh sur iiGgers
ike an eel. OF coIrse he mast be followed and
again approached by weeks Of labor and he
loss of thousands OF lives The toTrid summer
is coming on ia full force, aud, with ranks al
reSdy reduced snC-hRlt from sickness aud death,
our army ia to advance as far ~ tue enemy
chooses 10 lead. II is not much 10 be wondered
81 that the men Sfe discouraged aud the officers
Disconnected WPL
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The Naval EHKnEsmenL.
OF the results Of the engagement sn rhs CisI
\. Memphis. the "Avalsuche" Of The 9TH says

OF the results Of the engagement on rhs 9Th
\. Memphis. the Avalanche Of The 9rh says
The Gen Lovsl vas sunk, as We said near the
eutsen pyes- The less of life Is said 10 have beeH
large. Oaly about twenty escaped oat 81 siEhtJ
i've on board. Capt Cable pSs killed ny 9 tide
ball Early in iAs acasn. and his boat HNs Gem
para,iveiv uAGBAus geAbls sf rrna;ds A fsH o
the meR who fioSied OF from the HreSk, Hrs
picked Hp at Fort Pickering by Federal tag.
Tbs Sterling Price was run into by The besa
regGTd, aud carried sVsT On the Arkansas side,
where she ZOE lays. Il is said that she eSH Be
easily IepsiI-d.
The B ard vas both slst sIi rNOtmsd
and sunk in the iuiddis Of he river, sPpssits
Port Pickering.
The jeff Th1mpsoH blew up round the PsiRl
towards Presidents Island. Her tiniberS are
living GI abeut the cotton u0sd on ths Arkansas
shsr0. Her smOksstAck is yet stauding Ab9Ts
water. The shock sf the explosion made soEs
persons believe that il was sH earthquake.
The Little Rebel shich ran ashore lust round
the point on the Arkansas side, did a0t siak, IS
was at first reporie1 She was shot through the
side into the coal hunks, and would have sunk
bat for running sshore. She has been recovered
aod is now anchored among the Federal nert
Her damage, il is sail, can be easily repaired.
The CiSu. Bragg Was slightly injured hJ :
shO. about the wheel, a1d was captured. Sire
cot Emssh in the ia.
The Sumter, ~ already stated, wsf likewise
captured. She II in gV0l condition.
Tue YAuDara, Com. MenigOBsry's 5sg sAP
WAS the Only Que Of the CootedeTste desl "hcA
eteaped She Mss pursued some ten miles, bo
WAS to- Geet 10 be captured
| Tue BUmber OF prisoners tsb,s rang trVN
seVeBsy to oDe huudre1, s5vut tGeuiS b-iHl
! edieers We csupol get any details sb M 'b'
! loss iu killed, though sueVgb is kse"n to inHue'
| tie belief that it uss fearful.
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The A4,aac. .r ..s.sneual,, IaeL.su

The AdTuRae sf ''StsheuRlt'- ,IaCks0A.
The following = an ,IuGct from letter Of
one Of The ,fheers Of '' S;oneu al 90 Jackson. /.
army
We g6l 10 Front Roysl. where wa met the Ist
Mary land regiment, aud, after 4 light nd =
charge, we captured every uau Of them save iic
teeE. Oar cavalry then dashed ahead and took
two LundIesl mo:s pfiSOu-Is at little Town be-
tween Front Royal and StIRsbuTg, ou The rail-
read. In sll ne look niEr hundred prisoners a.
Front Royal including o1se cOloUel one. lieu en-
ant-colOnrl. one msipg, tNo pieces OF cannon,
horses, aims, eic.. IN abundance, ani three huE-
dIed Thousand dollars SOTgh Of quar- masters s
aud cOmmissaTy stores siso, two locomotives
snd thIeo passenger ard fifty ;unnsge cans.
These facts are reliable, and you nav lest as
suIed thereof as 1 will write you E0:hIng but
what know to be true.
We slept Oh the bare ground this. night and
tue mex. morning very early were eff at tan
gent for somewhere on Il Winchester road On
our way 10 AiddetoHn the road was often filled
with prisoners, wagons and horses which our
cavalry had capiHred aud ere.cohyeying 70 the
psT. When last heard from ne had i5C0 tris-
on, fs at Front R0tEl Banks, who was Al SiIsS-
burg Nhsn he hard II our ioiI Is, Gus sii :
aud broke for Winchester in hot haste, but re
cnt his force In twain 81 NiddletoRn, sending
laylOrH DilgAde Even ulftblOnJ hiteT the
S:rAsbuIg wing, who captured many aud demCr
allied the rest, and we hHnied on swiftly after
Banks down the Valley. Every lew hundred
yards ne passed ore Of hts wagons, left upset or
broken, " tesnlrSs. full of baggage. etc till
lust this side Of NeWtOsR; aiser checking Us
sxhiIa with his artillery. he hu-Hed up thirty of
the trains. aud then the sou, and dight became
bssusifG sDl exciting beyond degree.
Prisoners usre brought back by scorvs aud
hundreds, and then you ought 70 have heard the
b)ys yell and make the old woods ring With up
rosTious ~. Three miles beyond Winchester
yesterday morning. tie enemy made a stand
sad the Zhi LeEun o. Absut o'clock 4 ". In
tao aours ss drove him pell nell, heltsr rskelter
% the iisId, and through TIE t0En toward Mar.
tiAsbu'g. OuF loss is very tIid ng. 'hink iiity
sill cOrer our lead aud one bundIei and litiy
oar uounded The enemy had, soon sissT the
tight opened, set Ire 10 The depot ia Winchester
aud destroyed I'll his stores, and some say he
ordered the tOsu o. be iirel At all events,
some houses we're set Oh tire, bu, the citizens
s1iiagui,ted Il befIre great dsniage WAS d)us.
Oar present expedition IS complete success
There are sI least twelve hundred prisoners
slrtsdy Ia Winchester, aud -qrsd- continually
being taken to swell the sumber. We are al
in the higIesl spirits, and enjoying Ourselves
hugely
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The regular army correspondent 'i Ih'
CHARLES on Courier" in letter dated Corinth
May. 23i, 1852, +, ters 20 military execution
which had jas, taken place, as iJllOws:
military execution is a terrible thing.
saw another Oh Wednesday noon, and moIt
stoical death than was suffered by the culprit Oh
shat occasion have never ia my sOmeweat va
ried experience known equslled. lie Was
Tennessee3n, naued Coon Harris, about forty
years Ct sge, a resident OF Paris or Paducal,
and had been convicted of being spy. As he
rode by my quarters he was seated on the box
that wes to serve rs hiS coffin, in rude vehicle,
guarded by ~ elye soldiers, but not the most
careful observer could have discovered any dit-
ference between him and curious bystandeT.
Arriving st the place OF execution, whicS was
only q dnaItrr or mile distant, he jumped
lightly fIom the wagon, fingered a moment 10
see his coffin removed, and then sSuntered raT-
lesslv down 10 the tree, beneath which lie was
70 meet his fate.
An off ,er followed him 10 unlock bis hand
cuffs. and the two stood there moment in con
verssli0G, the prisoner apparently as cool and
uucOnCerned as If he were spectator OF the scene
His eye was still bold and unWaveyiDg, resting
no n upon The crowd and now yzcantly in the
distance, as if at times thought OF the future
entered bis mind, but neither cheek blsnched
nor muscle quivered. The man seemed made Of
stone
The Interview lioishel the last words Of which
we're, & ! die au honest and innocent mar" the
off 'er puiOned his arms bsok, the faded brown
c. at was buttoned across his chest and he sat
down upon lis fin. A handkerchief wss then
tied over BIS eyes and voluntarily he laid bis
head back against the tree. Even in this trying
moment. the last which bridged the nsrsoR
chaSlD between time aud eternity, and earth was
forever shut out from view, did he reserve his
remarkable elt-pOsSessiou. Finding the bark
Of the tree somewhat rough, he Occupi, d several
seconds in sjHsliug his head, as one would lii
himself 10 pillow before going TO sleep, 50 h-t
il would rest easily, tlen chewing upon quid
or tobacco, he became still The file Of eight
men vere now ordered forward until within ten
PAGES OF the culpri;, the officer took his place
upon the right, and in low tode gave the order,
" take sjui' The muske!s were leyeled-a few
seconds Of terrible Suspense Fire - sim
u!taut ous TepOT.-R cgnyulsYe start-a splash ui
bTsius-S little stream or two Of blood from
wounds a.Ouud the heart-R falling OF the head
10 one sils-a dropping Of tue lower jAw-Oue
long sish-and the soul of the spy had winged
is way to :hs presence Cf the G.eat Judge.
The body vas then removed by couple Of n
groes, and the crowd Of tnO or three hundred
whs had witnessed the scene dispersed. Al
what terrible teacher is wax How il blunts
the feelings, hardens the heart, and dies up the
fountains Of mercy Gcd grant ii may soon
clsSp
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Trsmsua.n. Fre.Le, On Ihs Delaware.

BArSOT, PA. June ) The terrible fieshsi in
the Delaware Snd Lehigh rivers still continues
The water rsaehes ths ssctond stories in ibe
lever part OF the ioHR All the bridges between
heIe sad H4ueh Cbusd are swept away. The
l.shigh bridge Is partially sJnr, and will prob
ebly be totally demolished. All the canals s1s
undsr water. TRe iron works arc stopped aud
the r1ilrOsds submerged. Many people wero
drowned in their houses, so sudden aas ths fise.
Twelve O'Clock, N.-The I4ehish is stationary;
the Delaware Is still TiEi-g
DELAWARE " trER e ~. June > There Is a
very heavy irsshst in re Delaware, euual 70
that Of lS4l. Articles oi furniture, store goc ds
bridges, houses, ese-, Are going noSn ths river.
All the idges on BroSdhesd's creek, except
railroad bridges, are gone The damage 70 ths
DelsRaTr, 1lseksEana AMI Western is gIsat.
sad will r'qnus . week n repair it.
The Pscolo creek 81 StaLdsburg eVsI oasd
last night snd ran shTough the ,oSn, carrying
away many houses snd bridges The damage is
very great
PoRT JARVIS jaue j.-Ths storm Of yester-
DAY and last night Wss very severe in this veinI-
~. Considerable damage va done 20 the Della
ware and Hudson canai-sOms five Or six hua-
drsd feet OF che embsTkmeut washed away nj as
this place. and two - three squadues we're car
iiei away between here and LaekaEaxen
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