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DR RALPH. AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL Pm.
aad to O'clock =. NJ (Sunday excepodl No. 81 0rsss-
wien street From the uncommon medical advantages
ths author has enjoyed which he would
having resided several in Paris for The
OF studying these diseases followed by
tsssve practice, devoted exclusively to this speciality
wthot, hesitation PROMISE In tho
complicated structure secondary 81
&c-more certain. SAFE and radical than b %
tanned from other America Those aposy
In the earlier stages Of private diseases viii b. grained 81
the and pidty OF the which Ia Often
few days. Separate waiting provided ~
treatment By letter sddress Dor s6g, Post Once.
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NV YoRK PKIsrrRs' CNloN The members of tn,
New York Printers Union respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral Il JAMES McfHALES, at 2l2 Churci
str,et. at . O'Clock. =. NJ to day.
C.WALTFR C0LBURS. Rec. Sec N. Y =. Y.
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
CHARLESTON -Ship Columbia Martin, q r Stone C. A
Oropipg Jones Brugman. Boyle, s Mctuniey.
FARJARDo, PR-Brig Chief Rhu, kiehos ID Bisok
5 Jobes Jones. JOHN H,yes, James Hayes
ST. THonAs-schr R hather-J Murray. Regimes.
Mrs T WesterbuAd. child and servant
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KAath o., PsAcraCtAL fkisATk fREArisn-


~ Intended for all who need sound practical informatoA.
afflicted with certain disaasesgviny the natora
symptoms progress and Of each disease,
oudng structure seminal weakness &C. with recipes
the remedies their management, &c. Hs-in plain tsn-
1t enables successfully and prvstokY
editionSa2 PIP. with plates price q csnts Sold ~
Greenw street, Is Ann street. aud by bookscilor
Nailed in secure envelopes BY sddress postAd 70 hea
$50. Poet Once.
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And, even the Pennsyponian- the organ of Buchan-
IN end Bgler-has not good WORT 10 say IN re-
gard 70 this letter, although 1t has published 1t as
Kind Of refutaton to the charge Of the North An,e
riea~ against Colonel Bigler course in the Senate
Of Pennsyivanis, on the Wlmot proviso and the
Anti slavery law.
The Frazer men of Lancaster city and county
who well known to be bitterly hostile to Buchsn-
an. and who loudly protest against the expulsion
Of their delegates fron the late Conventions at
Resdipg and Harrisburg, are determined, thes say,
TO do nothing in aid of The election of Bgler. If
they do not cast their SURFACES for him, he will lose
at least q thousand votes. | have just been in
formed that Col. Bigler will take the stump in a
very few days hence. ARGUS.
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nR. l.. MORrAMORE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO

~ have contracted disease, "Cura ut voleas THAI h.
Take care thy health have devoted maay yeaes =
my profession and have treated successfully thousands
paent Those who wish plAsts
can do SO free of charged from sA 9P NJ SandAys
excepted IL value health, viii avoid thoee
knsves who tell you That they only
that their kind medicine all that
disease in all lite forms Persons whose health haa
been ruined by these esotsts call upon me daily.
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I-,ter Rass for RIO Janeiro t D s'sagsr u1!j8n uttf
pidJse estbe FKtbsnss Re- Ha ssSr co. sSsasaSs o.
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RsNn REvARD.-JEgFRiBS AN1fDOTE 3P1-
WV clhc uistrrs ot the Of pr fstq disorders n
mes speedy tvre without the least ratfction d iss
1rhN, sxposur 0r change 10 application % hueneaa TN
pr' rtetef chrhcrWa suse vhioh ne mixture Eu
pos ~ ~, che forfeiture ot hy1 r1ed dollars u "a
Ptt 40 70 botsa vita toll dire Aigog % ~ One tOttls
,is9 we.manY arc cutei " two daga For aile BY y
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II AND 3PEEDY
~ peeibe for private disorders This medicine guarsn
tsd 10 short time 1t without disagree able
smell and will agree with the delicate stomaah-
Sold by Brigham Miller IL avenue d.; e. Lyon Az Grand
street and ., Drummond ~ Reade street opposite Stex
ART
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I''JITst, W.T.
~ work the nature and treateat Of delicate dsa
s tie kiudrei asc tonsillustrated BY Great nr-
Der OF beautifully eolored pltes large m by uorssr
BOstvok, NJ lecturer surgery and diat ~ chs
above usned nature ~ large quss.oJ pagrs seonx
edition. price 40 bxtrscs from the Boston Medical
Surgical Journal % II may be said, fearlessy be equal
70 kcords OF hctcns works the lam Diseases
and r superor 70 anything Of The lind published o
ths oouRttB Author Of fhs Family Physieian, pdos
2cents Author OF work self Abuse snj tepIs
cable tfeca Sc sixth edition plates prs-s
81 forssie At the publishers. STEINGEKA fVwn5kND.
80 BrosoWsyi aad By the author. 5Ct Broa,~ay
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NJ e DICAL1.
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A. G. KING5LAND, MAYOR.


ITO HIS HONOR A. c. KINGsLAND. MAYOR
4 p,Aa SIN - =, ., ,..,0, ;,,ou;nv will A..
tacn i.ss to your same after time should 30
IT, II
weekly Of deaths ro from eighty y
III ia; &.
sd Fs ali ns ss nj
viii be the Sdium cast upon the suthoIsss Hna a tns
millions Of lives might have ieen saved Sy timely
BEEN ON .% dSs pSSa
sh time they were put stop To but have oarsps
publish the weekly of deaths from
the cured is sef ss lis
Sy Sss AID the fpIis s
work Of humanity.
MEpIGAL LECTURE ON SEMINAL DISEASES. BIZ
not ssS ws
ds.tSSa By Medical men
atd orsens For sale a. ~ Broadway and by tho ausho
T. ery and the prospects Of too large family Of chndzs.
prevent many prudent people from marrying bat here
$ssres%s ali .Ssa sSsssiss. Free ST. fsT sis y g
!. o. I
BE- answered.
CxATIs.-DR. DE LANEys PRIVATE MEDICAL
feet safeguard ' prSas .s
ure STRUCTURES from sslia5u So To
dressing post paid ioI iOS BroaS Way Post once.
MO FEE TILL CUREp.-DRs. COOPER MURPHY.
IN ~ Roosevelt street. from their long practice and
esonsi knowe may be relied in the treatment 81
all those half cured that have ben this result Of NAL
practice The Doctors London diploma may be the
ofiee, ~ Roosevelt street, near Chatham.
NOfEE TILL CURED.-DR. CORBITT, OF 10 DUANE
IN street, may be consulted eonGdently the treat
Mt Of delicate Diseases From practice of twentyOna
Dr. C. enabled to guaranty cures with
DIR. g Specific bottle, tollsx-
has failed in eHeeting
IN NERVOUS DEBILITY.-DR. DE LANEY, 81 LIS
" penard street. Continues the difficult and
protaoted debility sef abuse seminal
weakness and mpediments to marriage generally tho ma
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frdsy Aug Ct II o'clock Aiso, per steamer Frentiis
ALSO, Ier steamer Chorotee for Havana California So
Saturday at o'clock Also stesmers Souhernsr fer
9,srtsr leiore oeieek Also steamer Brother Joaa
~ o'clock.
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balbjdbrlibsn Sdutb i'm &auntp Nrmsnbaufs,
inter Mufiidbt bes qrn. Daniel Scbl, alSIufs
feWr, Die 6ospital.O Ospartsmsnis ffeben unfsr
Der unInittsIbaun Nuflibt oss 6rn. ebriifian
Bdumnsr. Sn beiosn, i'm Gsfansnib unb Ars
nenbaufs gang uner,uartst fur bic rsfpeftipsn
Nufisber, anfommnb, battsn mir bic bette @ss
Is9snbsit bic 9inss 81 fsbsn, ,pis lis So ssOobns
libsn 3sitn bsifsbsn. Die llntsriubuns mar,
,pie i'm SefdnsnifTe, 9rinolib unb 9snaib jscsn
bswObntsn She'll Der psrfbiepsnsn @sbduoe in
fi6 bs9rsifsnb-bis qsbsnsmittsl unb &leibsr Der
gnmobnsr uno bic Nrbsit wslts pon bensn pers
lanet pire, Die fdbi9 fnb su arbsitsn-unb bas
Nsfultat bsfdbi9t uns in jsbsm Sale bsrsIiebss
3su9nlB Su eebsn BON Der 9uten 8erWaltung
Der AnffaIt Die @sbduoe iinb sro6 bsqusm
une gut 9sIdftst, ausesnommsn Sas grb9eibo6
ess mdnnIibsn 6ospitaIs, eas in oisfer 6ins
iibt psrbeiTert ober gang perlafIsn Wsresn fclts
--unb bas Sanv in Der TOlfommsnifsn &sin>
libfsit 9eba!tsn. Die Gage 1T anesnsbm uno
lssfunb-bas 8aGsr pom rsinffsn-bie 8sr.uals
tun9 gut unb tbdtis-bie Sswobnsr fino i'm
aa9emsinen esiuno, per9nlet uno 9lhfIib.--
sDlit Der anesratbsnsn 1erbsfsruns miro bic
Nnifalt, a!s elm @anses, sinffi9 ju psrelsiben
fsn NIT Den Seifen in unfsrm Neutrality-suspicious.
ten eanns. gerpis Sreincr, Iclissr.
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4 senuedss-Tr @bis ,6oupsrnor II nit et-
ipa 1000 Gtimmen Wlebrbeit erpabIt Die 8big-
Sanfe 8 gueerbsm baben bic g3bisS Gin Gon9reB-
Dtit9Iieb getponnen.
Mlaba ma-8ir ben Gongreb flnb S llnion-
unb 1sunion- Ganbibaten crtpdbIt
&entu dp-@in qofofofo- @oupernSr unb Elm
8big- -aieutenant 8oupern0r nb eripGbt. ebenio ei-
ne gBbia Wlebrbeit fir beibe 3tpeise Der @eiebge-
bun9 gon Der Gpn9reB- Delegation baben mir fe
nen genauen Seribt
Snbiana. - Nbt aofofcios unb 3ipei ssbiss
iruroen fir ben Gon9rcb erpdblt s8big- -@cipinn l.
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Sericbt Der Sram0.S .SmrD.

9n bic Ndtbarsn ben Yrsfbsnten u. @sbhlfs,
Nibtsr Der Court Der 8ertsldbtlibsn Git,
sun9sn bes Srisbsns, fir SsrfS &auntD.
Die @rano'Surp, untsrfubsnb fir bis&aun.
tp, bittst um grlaubnis abtunsspoa por;uffsls
len: 9as iis in @sbOrfam ;u bsm Ssfsbls Der
Court baS @auntp 8sfansnis, untsr 0trwals
tune Don jorn. Mablon Sartolst, 0srmaltsr,
unb &obrt walfsr, @sbilfe, bsfubts. Das
fis cine srinolibs llnterfubuns oslsltsn pors
nabm-fOrsfdIts Die 3slen rspibirts, bic BON
@sfanesnsn beWobnt wsrosn-bis Ssfanssnsn
peri6nlib fraste in Sstrsff cer &olf, Hrbst,
SsbanpIuns uno ibre Sage i'm aassmsinsn unb
erbisItsn in allen SdIsn 4ntwortsn BON uns
;tpsosutissr Sufrisosnbsit unb @snisfamfsit.
9as @ttduos islbif 1T Gin Muifsr Der 8squsnis
libfsit unb SsbasIisfsit, fur bic bsitimmtsn
3nsds, Ssns unfsrr Witmsnfbsn, Die baslln.
9ltif battsn burb pas Ss9sben BON 8srtrsbsn
osnsn SsWObnsr 81 rpsrSsn,tnb unfsbItar rpobl
psrtcr9t untsr Der 9itiasn unb pcrIibtesn 8srs
paltun9 bes 9esenwdrti9en fabi9en Yerwal.
tsrs uno fsinss sstrsusn @sbdlkn.
9is Surp mabts etsnfaas ben sewtbnIibsn
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9Ber bat bic StaasfdbmlS eemaebt ?

Die 9ebauptun9 Der qofofotoS "bab beStaat6s
tbulb untcr 8itnerS stbminiffrdton UNI cine beteu-
tenbe Summc termebrt porbeu iei," III bon ben
gSbi9S 10 9rIinbIb ipibrrlr9 porocn bab bic drmen
Sbluder nun ndt ipiiien, mic e b trieber berouS-
ligen fclen aber eini9e tapon ipieIen nod mmcr
bic alte 9eicr, ipabrIbeinlb in Der Wlcinung, bas
ibre 9eler feline 8ba- 3eitungen lsien unb folgd,
bic Wabrbtit nbt entbeden fonnen Sic aeben bic
Snmmc iprlbe @itnrr Der S6ub briaefiat baben
ioa. ber'bicben an, bon bis II 0lillioncn ipa8
ei9entIib idon 8eipeiS 9enu9 1T, bab ibre Sebaup
tun9 aus Der 2uit gegriifen purbe
Ns einen feinen 5roff in ibrer Rotb babcn iie nun
entbedt, tpober Ritncr ba5 8eo nabm. nm bic Soften
Der @egierun9 3u be5ablen. Sonberbar bah le bas
nibt ibon ldn9ft nubteii Goup. 8tnsr muBtc na.
tiirli6eIb @elb baben. Inn ben Ban Der Dfcntliden
gBerfe fortjuieBen unb ba Der Staa6ag inter Iener
Nbminfration aufgcboben ipurbe. 10 mube er e6 aus
anbern Guelen 3ebcn Die g4beS baben bies mic
9eeu9net,u iperben eS mic eu9ncn, aber ebenfopen9
perben ile bic SelNubi9ung, bdb er bic Staatsibuc
permebrt bat. alS fpobr anerennen. ipeiI cS enmal
cine llnnabrbeit IN. Dag @oupernor &tncr ettpaS
Iber 0liaionen Sbaler SonuS fir Sanf 8reibriefe
crbiet unb beinabe 3 Neiaionen. Rennibpniens an-
tbeil bon ben tlebnibuB Ginnabmen Der @ercinigten
Staaten, bat feline @ibti9feit
Sol. SSiliam Stelcr pirb ndbfien Sams'
tag bier feline Grf6cinun9 MAIDEN unb bel Der @ele-
oe euhpif eiue QleSe hoitcn
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Neabin9, ben 10. Qtn9nff 1881.
BUR aefdlliaen Seae,tuna. &

BUR sefdaieen Sea6tmns. - 9ieieni9en
unierer Srennte, benen mir Dor cin9cn Wlonaten
PrclpeftuS fur bic @cr9rOBerun9 ceS 8eobabtcrs gu
9elbidt baben, inc criu6t. tieelbcn iobalo pie es
ibnen mo9lib IN, suriid su fdden. nit GeIs9enbeit
obsr enr bic asoft, I'M Sail &c ncuc llntcrftreibc,
barauf bsfomnen babcn -beienisen tpeIte bis iebi
nod nibtS bamit 9etban babcn ober tbun tonntsn
mo9en ibrc &rcipeftuS pcrlduf9 nod bebaten 9u
Der ScobabIer beue ibcr 3tpei 98oden In Dem ange-
fGnti9trn pcr9r0Bertcn 8ormate erIbeinen miro. ic
foIltcn mir porbcr iuiien ipicpicl @apier n6tbi9 it,
nm bic nenen &unben gu bCbcnen.
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Salcnber fur 1S52.-Yon Der ShdferIben
8u6bancIung. in gbiIateIpbia baben mir elm Or
cmplar ibreS @olfS-aalenberS. fur baS Sabr 1852
erbaIten ircdDcS aubsr 9etrudt unb elegant aus9e-
Gatet III, ipeBbaIb mir ardmer unt Stobrbalter auf
merllam borauf MADDEN
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xaunfdip 9elesateu, SSablen.-llnIer

Samnfbip Sclesatens 2Sab1en. -llnIsrt
gSbi9- 9-8tunte i'm qanbe iolIten nbt pergtffen. bab
am Samfla9e, ben 80 sIu9uff, bic @aben Der De-
tesaten fir bic g9bibg Gauntp- Contention. In ben
perf6ietencn 9ilriften ftattfnbcn an ben 9er6bn.
ben @ablpldben. Cine 2fte Der @erionsu, ipel6e
bel Der ebten GauntD- -gerlammIun9 ernannt mur-
ben um bic @aben gu eiten. finbet iib in elmer an
bern SpaIte So 1T ni6tg. baB bieIe QBaben in
allen 9iritten pinftlib 9ebaIten unb bic 9cb0risc
an3obI bon 9eIc9aten cripdblt pirb unb mir ipoIen
bofftn boB unIere 8rcunte ibre 4hicbt in beer Sn-
f6f ni6t perna6liil9en Die 9Gbi9 GauntD De-
Iesutcn Convention III am Samf1a9c, ben G. Sep
tember, Inn einen Gountb gBabI;rttrl m bilbcn
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Die Sebffones eansiers, cine neuc, irriipil.
Ii9e 8icitcr. Gompa9nc. untcr 8ommanbo bon Gapt
8bcon Sifbcr, madtc am Samita9e ibrn erffen
Turn out unb parabrtc turcb unIcre StraBcn Die
Gompa9nic 1T fir bic iur3e Belt ibrrs StfebcnS un-
gctp6bnli6 iablrei6 unb bic WannIbait mabtc in
ibrer nctten Uniform unb 6t.miIitdriibcr Satung
Gin gefGlli9eS Nnieben.
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@eott= unS 5obnfton Club in Sam:

Scott= nnb Spbnfton Club in !Sam=
bnrs.-llnisre @bi9 Srennbe in Samburs babcn
am porIebten 8reitaa Nbent. bel elmer 5abIreiden
BeriammIuna enen Scott- unb Sobnffon- Club for
mirt llnier Sreunb, Or. Sbul,e. bate ben gor-
flb unb fur bic ibrgen 9eamten purDen perf6iebene
anbsre Serrcn eripdblt Die s3b9s BON Samburo
baben ben rcbten sSe9 ein9tfbIasn, nm fir bic GU
te sode 3u ipirfen gGolIen bic gSbi9s bon aubtaun
,nb @cmelSborf nitt ibren 9eiIpicIe foI9en2
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SNablberiebtc.- Seri6te iber ben Mus
gang bet ntuli6en Bablen I'm Shben uno Sibpe-
Icn flnb nod unponffdnbis bod er9ibt ib barauS
tab bic 5rennc, Der llnon iberaIl fiescn sSir &c.
ben bic Siefnltate 10 reit es mosli6 1T
0orb Caro- olina-Sir ben Gongreb ipurten
6 QYbias unb Gin 9emcirat erpdbt
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Der Nroscfs tpesen Der ct. Jobns &ir-

Der NroScf tpesen Der ct. SobnS &ir-
dc bei6dfti9te bic Court bis leben Wiitttpot unb
enbiste nit einem GuSlpru6 Der Surb gu Gurfen Der
@crtIa9ten. nit Der Scltimmuns. bab ebe Yartei b-
re ei9enen Soften be5dblen Iou Se Der llnterI6uns
er9ab fldb bab bic STRIDE urIpriinsIib fur ben &C.
brau6 alIer drifflifen Senennun9en bsffimmt NOR
ben ipar, bic gu bcren Sau obcr lnterbalt bcra9en
m66ten. auf bieien 8runb erilGrte bic Court, ta6
feline reis6ie Senfnnun9 Elm ausI6IieslibcS @sbt
bate. bic Stride al8 Gigentbum ansuibre6en Iieie
Grildrun9 mcbte bic Surb iiber3eu9en tab bic NeI.
tefen unb @orficber Der tentib-utberii6en airben.
Wlit9Iieber fcin @cb battcn, ben 8reunten Der s6u
lie bic Stride gu perfbicbcn nnb fcIs6 bic asbtcrn
ni6t rabar Icin fonnen, ipeiI lie bicebe 9eipaiam
6ffn.trn Der auSgan9 tsice Prc5ciieS 1T gang anr
berS pe biele pelIti6t bic mefen aeue erpdrteten.
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Die 3tnfen DON OCT Stddt6TDHIp, IpeIDt
am l. auguif fdnig iporen, ipurben piinftib nit
@oIb unb Sibsr be3ablt. Dies IN aud etpas bon
ber Mbig. .Reforni. bic unter Sobnifons Nbminfra,
tion berporoebrabt ipnrce 8ribcr aIS bic aofofo-
fos nod bas Saatsruber Ienften, lnuBte bic Geieb-
0ebung iebeSial gorfcbrun9en fur cine nene anIebG
MAIDEN, penn bic 3iufen beSabt perben ioten. ipo-
burd, natirli6 bic S6ulc ni6t ab-, iontern 5unabm
ger pirt nbt fir SObnifcn ifmnlen, nm bic g8ie-
serfcbr ener 3eten 81 perbnten
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Moubsersuef, unS 9frrcft. =

NanbSerfmtb nnS Strrcft. Der Stobr beS
Srn. Senrid WtSentb, in 9ou9IaBpiIIe, purbe in
rer pcrlebttn Donnerfta9 slabt bon enem &erl Der
al 10 ungeipObpliber Stunbe it in bemielbcn umie-
ben unb ipaS ibm oeficI minebmen ipolIte, 9eipat-
fam er0fnet Der Na6tpd6ter am borti9en Gen-
balm Depot, tpeltber bic sbdr cffenfcben Iab unt
pobl iprstc. tas Der Stobr I'm bic Belt bon ben &C.
fp6bnlibfn aunren nbt beinbt ipurbe. mabe aarnl
ircrauf Der 9an9fin9er bic 8lubt er9rift abtr bonn
a8dbtcr bsrfolst ein9ebolt nnb an ben nabften8rc-
tensribter ob9ftefert ipurbe.
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Sol. 1Silliam 8telcr tpirb ndbfen Sams-
tag bier feline Gri6cnun9 MAIDEN unb bel Der @ele-
gcnbet cine @ete boten
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-18

FRIGHTFUI ACCIDENTAL most serious RAJ =
road accident occurred to the o'clock express tain
from New York, Wednesday afternoon. When
near New Rochelle, about Is miles from New York,
the forward brake ofthe third middle car dropped
down. throwing the wheels off the track, and, with
the axle, went of the embankment The forward
end of the car ploughed down the ties and track for
some twenty or twenty-five rods, when the connec-
ton broke, and the car went off the embankment,
turning somerset the centre of the top of the car,
lenghwise, striking upon heavy stone wall, smash
ing in splinters The next car followed suit fall
ing and resting upon its side, the end pitching into
the side of the first car breaking through and press
ing it in nearly to the centre. This car lay about
half way down the side of the embankment. The
last car was drawn half way off the track, the for
ward end on the side next the track ploughlng into
the bank, and the back end keeled into the air, sup
ported by the truck, which stood bolt upright The
three cars were almost exactly abreast. No persons
in the back car were injured
The following is an imperfect list olthe persons
injured.
VIM Bristling, Gardiner, Me-, scalp badly torn
and head bruised. Mrs. Seymour, Stamford, very
badly bruised Charles Booth, Stamford, hand
smashed. d. H. Lockwood, (brakeman,) both legs
broken. Mr.. Hart, brakeman, hand hurt. II. L.
Plumb Stockbridge, hip badly injured, and arm bro
ken Leroy Taylor, Newtown, badly injured on the
head Aaron Curtis, Bristol, head and back badly
injured. Charles Cook, Wnsted, arm and head bad
y injured A little son of Isaac Berry, badly injured
on the head E. S. Foster, wife and daughter, In
diana, seriously hurt. Miss Clarke, Hartford, face
badly cut, and arm bruised Miss Miller, of Massa-
chusets, was so much injured, that she died of hel
wounds A number Of other persons were slightly
injured
| The scene in the middle car-the one astride the
stone wall-utterly beggars description. The frs
object that met my eye, (says passenger,) was 8
stout young woman, apparently about 81 years o
age lying upon her back, her eyes protruding, face
purple and swelled, and apparently lifcess No one
was regarding her, as so many who gave horrbl,
signs of life, demanded attention, by cries never IL
be forgotten by those who heard them. OF course
the most energetic efforts were made by all The un
injured in aid ofall. A more complete wreck can
not be conceived The seats and their backs wer,
strewn in every direction, and stripped of every yes
tige ofconnecton. Language cannot paint the seem
1t seems miracle, that many were not killed out
right.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-18

GAME FOR Two.-There is good deal of truth
in the following paragraphs, which may be expe-
renced, Chat is if you are handsome colonel, ma
jor, or captain,) by taking stroll along Chestnut
street,
''Father, hate that Mr. Smith" said Chestnut
street beauty the other day. to hel honored parent
"Why so, my daughter?''
"Because he always stares at me SO hard when
he meets me in the sreet''
''But, my child, how do you know that Mr.. Smith
stares at your
"Why, because have repeatedly seen him do it. -
SWELL Julia, don't you ever lock at the impudent
man again when you meet him, and then he may
stare his eyes out without annoying you in the least
Remember that it Away takes two pair Of eyes TO
''Ahem! we-I-bclieve you're right, ratner.
-Phila. Herald.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-18

Professor HoRsFoRD's MoNUMENr Ex-
PER1MENT.-Fhe Boston Cabinet remarks: eve
learn itom good authority, that Professor Horsford
meets with an unexpected difficulty in making sue
cessful experiments in reference to the rotation Of
the earth, in Bunker Hill Monument The difficult
~ not nsuperable is found in the influence of sun,
light, and heat, in changing the centre of gravity in
The monument. The stones in the structure follow
the universal law of expansion under the influence Of
the sun, and hence the monument, during a bright
day, Is biased norlhward to about three ourths Of an
inch, so changing the centre gravity and the point
OF oscillation that distance The natural and curious
tact compels the Professor to change the point from
which the long pendulumis suspended, once or twice
each day, more or less according to the length and
lntenseness of the heat of the day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-18

HEssIAN FLAG.-There isnow in Alexandria, Va,
the first flag taken during the Revolution by Gen.
Washington, from the Hessians, at Trenton. 1t is
composed of silk, beautifully embroidered in needle
work-the appears prominent, and the date l775
the front. Also, the identical flag surrendered at the
battle Of Yorktown. 1t the flag of the seventh
regiment, and now bears this inscription: 's1he sur
render Of Lord Corvallis being the browning glory of
the complete THE American arms.' The flag
is ofrch silk, well perforated with bullet holes Gene
raj Washngtons body guard flag is also there-silk,
with the motto, Conquer or die.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-18

THE CosDEN MURDERERs.-The Elkton IND. }
Democrat says that the Cosden murderers have made
no confession yet but they have been separated from
each other, and the beliefs now entertained by some
of the citizens Of Cheserown that Taylor will ulli
mately make a confession, and adds
GA party from Baltimore, on the 4th of July, APP
preached the Jail, and with oahs and insults called
loudly for the prisoners. Taylor approached the win
dow, and returned their oaths with interest," declaring
that he would make havoc among them, if he were al
liberty, and free from his manacles
1t is very probable, that some of those same rowdes
will find themselves in similar condition to that
of the unfortunate prisoners