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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-28
The Ninoty-ninth Rogimene.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NV YORR Julv l6 18l


have noticed In your OF the Gath asummary
Of the services rendered by tho Ninety ninth New York
Volunteers In which IL stated that they (the Ninety
ninth left thus city May, 1851 the First regiment
Union Coast Guard" Now this statement iserroneous,
inasmuch this regiment left this city originally the
Naval Brigade, under command Of Colonel Washington
A. Bartlett Az stated in your article, they reported to
General Butler but you have omitted to notice the fact
that from the first moment after Colonel Bartlett had
reported his command 70 that ocerthis regiment nav
ing been assigned TO him ct his own requesan intrigue
foot deprive tho Colonel Of II and TO turn
1t Colonel Wsrdrop Of tho Third Massachusetts
whose regiment about being dtsbanded account
of the expiration of IL OF service, and who would
have been left without command had not this intrigue
succeeded which was accomplished while Colonel Bart
lett was lying at the point Of death from injuries in
Cured while in the performance OF bis duty ~ an ocer
in mounting the Sawyer gun on the Rip Rps; which gun
was eventually tho Of the evacuation Of SewePs
Point by the rebes Colonel Bartlett raised this brigade
which thousand two hundred strongby his own
untrng perseverance,, and equipped partly Il his own
and yet General Butler refused to nccept the
regiment because mot fully armed and equipped"
though the vessel which brought these TO Fortress
equipments for Thorn; but while Colonel Bartlett was
| lying wounded caused Il 70 DO mustered into the
| service a. tho "Union Coast Guard, =" with Colonel
| wardrop ~ Its commander against the wishes
| OF tho men, who chung 70 Colonel Bartlett
with the aection Of children for fathers and who
Of hair proper rations clothing and EQUIPMENTS until
they consented to be mustered in under Wardrop IL
this outrageous treatment which Wa one OF the
main causes Of Colonel Bartiets untneJ death ~ u
proyod heavily his mnd) but the glorious rocosd or
the Naval Brigade has confuted the aspssns OF hts enc
mics and as.osd hi: s, fame and 3 oTy ros AN. sne
by calling your attention and that OF ths public w the
services which Colonel Bartlett has rendered. his country
the outrage TO which ha subjected By his deprivation
| Of the command OF his Regiments hat have ven.
To- 50 much Q, y0aJ s
l am. SIR very respectfully, yours, JUoiiCh
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CUR REruRNlNa vE. -taANs.

THE TuIBp NEW uAnrsrA W.
Tbis remnant arrived yesterday. and No ing pAaSen
sefreshmcxss at the Battery Barracks los VI uo -
four o'clock In ~the afternoon They won't ,. "o o'
wich aud worceAer line The following rs '''
| ofncev:-
| FiJx ann grz-JdEn Bedei Colonel; james " \ 'ana
lett Iientenant Coon"i William II Trickey Va. W
LemueI NJ Jackssap, Adjutant Franklin ID Kihsba
Surgeon George W. Nam OF, Assistant Surgeon; GesgA
B Bingham, oassssrmasAsr.
Company A-Dusin Mssytan First fieutena%.
Ctnnpany b Roger W. Woodbury., Captain
Company C-Joseph Ackerman, Captain; Marquis L.
Holt, First Leutenast. =, No.
Cmpany D-John S. James. Captain; '~ N Pia'Sled,
oompany E-MichacS p. pceszt Captain c.,,
Company ~. HomT EdseTH Sap'", n ri'u ~; "a
Tut,le, First Lieutenant James ninian, Second Lion
company 0-Caarles A. whnss, Captain; Arion s.
G apanv H-Jsmes e Mccoy, Captain; waiter e.
MeiIssh, First Lieutenant Wiiliarn H. Hamne SECOND
Compa.y LJesss c. Pushsr First Lieutenant; George
r. James Second Lieutenant .. ,,s.,
Company k-George Ii. GtAdeonsy captain; E0~aru
NJ Bowen, First Leutonant
THE TWELFTH NEW rORK CAVALRY.
The Txelfth New York cavsdry, Lieutenant Coles"
V0ught commanding, Colonel james w. savage oe0S
hero leavet arrived In this city from Raleigh N C
Wednesday proceeded dircst TO Harts Island fcs
anal discharge and payment Tho hospta''tics OF ths
Now York State Agency tendsred TO- che Colonel
but the ato boar Of the arrival Of the regiment made
iuconvenicnt daccept The regiment was recruited IN
this city and vtcnisy in 1883, and has sDee served IN
nS's raid % raHbo
July, $685. rebsutsack Newborn IN FoosaTy, 1864;
capture Of Pymoc April sss wne s sSS o. In1s9
sonviso and Florence; second attack on Newbcrn i'm
May, 1884 sosethsrwaa numerous raids and slilmhes
In March last the regimeus led ths sdeance Of
SchonelAs column, wtsch was moving - join General
inS during -" he tSrss days battles near Kins-
ton and subseQueut skirmishss between that place
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Madison Square and the Park.
The following petition has been sent 10 US for pubca


To THE HoSoRAmx THE COMMON COUNCIL
The undersigned, residents around Madison square,
understand that honorable body intend to remove
the diapidated fence which surrounds the square
and TO erect iron railing In place Of IT, like the other
Of fence and prefer stone fence like that which sur.
rounds tire Park Madison square is now the contre
of the city In few years the Park will have that
distinction and the commissioners have enclosed tho
evidence Of wise forecast and admirable taste. stone
fence is beautiful thing anywhere and at all times,
and especially in q crowded city II Ia good 10 enclose
either prison park. Upon the principle OF the
yelled beauty enhances the beauty Of tho object which
conceas and nyites curiosity to enter the enclosure,
while an open railing reveals the entire beauty at once,
by enabling you 10 look through well as over H. s
well known also that the eye delights In Constructions 10
jts vision and the stone fence accompishes the object
most admirably. It also obsructs the free circu.
tage Il Is true may invite Dill plastorers
and other pusances but strong police day and night
will easily prevent the reproach OF any such objection
Some persons parsimonously Inclined may also object
cost twice as much iron railing; but this pre-.
no difficulty TO city SO wealthy ana 30 ishty
taxed as New York.
Your petitioners therefore, pray that your honorable
body will order a stone fence TO be built around Madison
square constructed OF the common stones OF this
country bu, imported from Nova Scotia five feet high
on the outside and feet the inside, with dich OF
excavation at the base high that the boys canno ge'
over IT, which they could easily do over an iron railing
with the usual spikes on the top oil H. In otner wore
your petitioners prny that te contemplated fence around
Madison square be precisely like that around the
Park that your petitioners may ENJOY now the SAINT
pleasure Of looking ont of their windows upon atont
fence which the residents around the fark VIII en-
Joy hereafter And your petitioners VIII ever pray &C
This petition Ia lef At tho Fifth Avenue Hotel for sig
Inquire the Office.
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IoUOs
Demonstrations OF o serious riot made here last
night by some two hundred reEur,ed soldiers which
commenced by thcv threats tocIsan out tho clothing
store under the Eagle HOTEL the proprietor Of which
charged a soldier with attempting to steal suit OF
clothes After breaking WINDOWS the soldiers pro
ceeded to the JAIL and demanded tho rolsase Of two Of
their number who had boon arrested, aud threatened
IN demosh tn. tsl. Al this time two. companies OF
veteran reserves were ordered out and shc rioous sol
ders scattered in different directions. There Is
much sympathy felt fbr tho soldiers who u W alleged,
unnecessarily kept out Of thor pay and discharge
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Coronnr's Inaucst.

SUICIDE oy A LusAno nv TAXING PosoS Coroner Col
lin yesterday held inquest at No te7 wcst Twentieth
street. over the remains Of William Walker, iunaic
who committed suside by swallowing a quantity Of
Paris groen Dcccaood had been deyangei for than
year, and for tho ast nine morths no an In mao
Of tho uDnto asylum, Having been granted leave Of
absence Walker retnrne home from the asylum, 0od ON
Tuesday during tho ,bsoncc 81 his sister, he found in
closet quantity Of Paris green, which sho had pur
chased for the purpose OF killing roaches and swallowed
a portion Of tho poison. He was ssizoi with a violent
vomiting and wlhen asked by his sister " he had taken
the Paris green, Walker confessed tho fact aud IN ex
PLANTATION said tke people after him and conpclci
him TO take IT, az they would cut him 20 pieces He
died carly on wefnc sday fsogning Dr. Thoma, Eoph
made post-rnorcm examination on the BODY, am
found large amo mt OF ITO poison IN the stomach ih
Jury found that dcccase1 came b. hs death from ue
effects OF poisoning ny Paris green, taken VINO ~
ranged Nj Walker wa thirty Hour years OF ~ Wy
nat We Of New York e had been a soldier, aihched 10
Dury,es zouaycs msordug TO the Representative" !" ''
relatives
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Annrsr on AN fAiLErrp GoyERSuET pFfAv,rsa. =,
Officer Charles Gay arrested and placed "a ,'c NV
Now York dctee ives lat FRIDAY night Jun - III MY,
Of New York formerly resident OF ANDY liil VINO y
charged VIII. bnving dcfm dcd NC GO |" ,,c
mount Oh eghty or a hundred thou. ana olias M.
Dokcy VAS Immediately takcn o. Now imk " ~
propcf 10 state says the sandy HI Heoh that INC
rtrr.r Of Mr. f)ckey ealn that fraud has been Ter
,ci,,od ,b, be only failed % meet obligations NJ nntn
r,r ana that nj the time OF his arrest he w@ prepared
~ eotcei alt cnlms We hope THIS % coftett a yr
Dickcy always maintained An irfcpFoaohaDo tcpub
hon --AI6gfy Argas. July ~
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Our CITY subscriber will confer favor by reporting
any Of our city who overchargr for the HERALD
Country subscribers to the NEW YoRK HrRAID
questec remt tho r subscriptions, whenever practi
cable BY Post Once Orders Il is the safest mode Of
Transmitting money by mail
o'clock. in tho evening"
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Tho asmA which goneraics demc lever. Is yHine
p clouds under xiug beams OF TIE dog day E,sy
living body well animal and scgetnIl" mater,
enita lors aud crowded cieS and the
which business and pressure vi tcgcter
The Of disease evolved The pressure upon
every In the second and Nird
months Hunmcr, aud common eusc techcs US thai these
organs required 10 be nfofced g. meet ~.
We hold lives, 70 speak. on repairing lease, and
Tins the season when The prlcess OF dApiatou most
rApd aud repairs most required Therefore bed up
prop sustn he OF nai,lr. with tina. mighty vegc
table fccuperan llOSrETTERS BiTfIsRS. lie who takes
il may bc said cotuc in elf IN sanitary ni ag1inst
which epidemic will huri s poisoned shafts IN vain
gfatuOus assertion. but Wgdcd TACT q
,stcd 10y twelve wears experience IN every e'maie o q -
habit bile globe Extremes OF Away distTb
lilo functions ~ ta ton ch the bowels Tie liver and the
skin It's through thee tht tive hot dtnErrgns mai ldcs
nesd us Tone thcm IN advance with UOSrhTTERSf BIT
TENS and d. heat and malaria. sold everywheioy New
YORK Office 10 Cedar street
wheeler d Wilson, G25 Brornway.-
Lock stitch sewing Machine and Butcn Hole dsohne
wilcox ~ Gihhs' srwjag NGehinc,
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You've LADY OUTRAGED. I'm airocious outrage
committed upon tho person OF young lady residing
lust beyond MddlcGed, Conn, while walking through
The moun,a ns on visit % some friends She wa
tackled by throc persons IN Bodcrs uniform who drag
gcd hor into n ghborng wopd stripped her OF her
clothing and ihcn succcssvcy ravaged her person The
nends then carried all tbs wearing apparel o. their VIC
tim leaving her la On inscrsble and entirely exposed
condition when consciousness returned TO the UnfOr-
tunate ona discovering her condition, sho remained in
tho woods for quito awhile, after which she oeded 10
attracting the attention Of gentleman diving by WHO
Immediately came to her assistance, covering her naked
noss with his aud vest we'll ne could aud thus
I carried her homo -H1Iad Cogaa, JuiH IL
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Our schenectady Correspondence.

ScTEyErADr, N. T., July 2o-Evenng.
BY far the most important feature Of the Commence
ment festivities Of this year the address delivered
today by the Rev. Dr. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky, on
the Grea Deverance and the New Career" before the
Now York Alpha OF the Phi Beta Kappa Society very
large and cultivated audience assembled in the Dutch
church listen 10 the address Of this profound polemic
and eminent oyalis OF tho border States II was GER
taniy most important public and political utterance
and wish sincerely that great length did not prevent
publication In the HERALD
Honorary degrees Of LID were conferred on Lieuten
ant General U. Grant, q. 8 A., Hon. Edwin NJ Stan.
ton and Charles OConor.
Rev. Arson Dubois President Of the late General Synod
of the Protestant Reformed Dutch Church; Rev. Z. j.
King Of Quincy, H. Rev Henry G. Potter, Of Troy,
SON OF the late bishop Alonzo Potter OF Pa Samuel w
Harkns Of Williamsburg, NJ Y, and Rev John NJ
Buchanan, Of Middletown, N Y, were made ID. Ds
VIM II. Merriam, Esq, Richmond correspondent OF
che NEW YoRK HxRALD; Captain Jerome Bonapare Par
menter Of Troy NJ Y. Rev. William johnson, OF Lena,
H. Oliver Arey, Esq, Of the New York state Normal
School, and Rev Isaac Wilkcson, OF Meridian. N. r.,
were made Masters OF Arts
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Police Intelligence.

THE RECENT ROBBERY OF MINING STOCK, ETC.
Yesterday morning Joseph Benedict and Thomas
McCue, who had been arrested by officer Irving, Of
the Twentieth precinct the charge Of stealing fifty.
five shares Of the capital stock Of the Delaware Gold
and Silver Mining Company valued at 500 the prop
ery of Messrs Wolfe Co., No 20 Exchange place, and
diamond pn worth $3.50 arraigned before Justice
Dodge Of the Jefferson Market Police Court II appears
that the 18th inst Mr.. William Ellsworth, in the
employ of Messrs Wolfe & Co., entered a ladies' at
the Thirteth street depot Of the HUDSON River Railroad
Company, from which he was ordered by Benedict,
brakeman on the car Ellsworth refused to leave and
the scue which ensued the shares ard the diamond pin
stolen from Ellsworth 0haccr IRVING subsequently
stolen shares secured him. These shares were after
wards returned TO the by man who claimed and
received q reward Of $500 offered for their recovery.
Both the accused parties committed for examina
ton.
PASSING SPURIOUS ALL5-A NEW CoUNTERYEIT.
gang of counterfeiters we're abroad on Wednesday
evening" and busy engaged in circulating well executed
$40 bills purportng to be genuine issues Of the Thomp-
son Bank of Thompson Conn Fortunately for the ends
of public justice several of the offenders fell into the
hands Of the police Thomas Golden, an expressman,
twenty three years Of age arrested by officer Hendcr
the counterfeit $40 bills at the saloon Of Joseph Munk
hon No. Is Grand street For this bogus bill Golden
received his change and being elated with hts success
Of the bills the saloon Of George Clements No. 10
Greene street. Justice Dodge committed the prisoner
for trial on both charges in default OF IL 600 ball
Solomon P. stoddard, lawyer, arrested by oncer
Kelly, of the Twentieth precinct the charge Of at
tempting to pass one of the counterfeit Sos on the
Thompson Bank 10 Daniel Carrigan Of $40 Ninth ave-
nue. in payment for bottle Of gin which he had pur
chased. Justice Dodge committed him for trial
oncer Daniels Of the Eighth precinct arrested Louis
L Angel, o clerk, thirtytwo years OF age, on the
charge Of passing or offering 70 pass one OF the above
named counerfeis TO James Hennessy, Of los Spring
street. In payment Cor shirt Justice Dodge committed
Angel for trial In default Of bail.
ARREST OF RIVER THIEVES.
Ofcers Harvey and Welsh, Of the harbof police. ar
rested Wednesday night three despcradoes named
Patrick Conrey William Jones and william Ward who
were providing about the river in q boat When
searched, although there was no property found yet
they had the tools 10 operate with There were found an
iron jimmy saw, files and razor blade set into
long wooden handle--a murderous looking weapon
The boat they were In was stolen, and complaint
being made by the they were locked up BY tho
Justice to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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Chevalier,s Life for the Hair, Restores
gray hair original color stops It's fains QUA keeps the
lead Stands above vita other hair
dressing drug stbrcs and at ofcs, No LIN
nroadway SARAH A. CHEVAI.lER. n. ID.
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Canal Tolls.

ALBANY, July y, 1896.
The canal tolls for May and June amounted TO sSO oo2
which s less by $4,000 than for the months last
wear.
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Cv0quet Games, FUN Size, Complete
SETS with Of instruction, from $40 81 s6 piecs
for asie ALTHOF BERGMANS co.'s. thxsiden lane,
kauuX UrI
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Self ssten,oa Buttons; put of In
by any ons without sewing serew riys or cut In
the cloth Retailed al r. y. SMITH 4 FOWLEstS No.
PARK row. I'D Broadway Agents wsntsi evrrywhers
sample Bachelors Boz. containing full sssorsmentc Of
coat vest ne bostons will 70
any address receipt OF 81 80 Apply In BY let
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Clothing at Cost-TO Malsc Room for
fall stock Now 10 tho time 10 buy al fsnEGOs NO i@
Broadway.
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Diamonds and Other Precious stones
mounted by FIRST class workman. Mt AbLEN A. DorfS'
M nu featuring jewellers, 81 walker str,oA New fmG
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Arrivals and Departures.

New ORLEANS AN1KRy West Sssamship AcClelan-EfeA
Com E.P Lul, u s n; Capt VIM comber Capt = PpricN
Mr. Funer Mrs Fuirner, Lieut. Rrcudus, " A Thornpscn
Capt Wlison T. W BenHsr, q Eoomis CcI Macfnr sy N
Al Il Cleaon Mrs ciesspn Miss sorniske Miss Conrpy
Mrs Holder aud Ng3 owen and laughter frs
Mr. Lowe. Mrs Lowp ID Jo,nston, y " McCormck, HI
Mccormick. Captuials Pr Colonel Frank Andersors
r Mohl, y AZ Homer--an& Il othets In the dserage
DEPARTURES.
HAvAsA -seanship Co,i%bis-Mrs L, Gonzales end ser
N,SInez CsJsnabeus MJntoro ID del Castro, Nv key
ubkis and Mr. Sorondea and wife, Atiuseppe hal
u1ppya Martinez 4 Casas.ss ID Reguitoe, Murray,
l. astilot, de- Arnantero, Harrison, A. Pohlnan
Brcd Miss Kate Smttl A Garcai, Il Prcnero,
Fausaa Mora Moral Gatrio, de Ca-as, Jose solu,
lady and two c'drea; Miss sA De Losado and servant
Mrie Cohn, MAlkee, Aitk.n, Il sssver,J Chzr'
tran
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Grover q Bakers Highest Premium
paste ob and Lock stitch Sewing Machines 900 Broad
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye-The Beat In. the
world Harmless reliable instantAnsous. Tia sosly Per
feet dyo. Factory, 81 Barclay strset
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The OF the hne regularly
evening six o'clock fro, fo. OF Frederick street Baa
more The Of this 4 ALI comfortable and
In procuring acketS must DO careful 10 ssA
foPt he ins nd TAI n On
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Address To Smoke ps.-Pollak u Son,
Meers< Manufacturers, oHk Broadway, Fourth
street Pipes Cigar Holcers retail cut To srdsr,
boiled, mounted and repaired.
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When Thistles Yield Figs. then, and
not till them win the eI acts rnar from essential
oils take rank with P'IAIDNS might BLOOMING
CEREUSr the rich rrodu of uyrg tropical flowers The
for H. IA has not yet attained its fun
Sold everywhere.
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CNcSSArr, July ~, 1895.
Obituary.
oD o,,o,

THE HON. CHARLES II. CARROLL
Qed at Groyeand Livingston county New YORK. on the
I'D inst Judge Carroll must have been about seventy
years OF are at the time of his DEATH and he was cizes
OF Western New York for the last nifty years He was
son OF Major Charles Carroll OF Maryland second cousin
70 tho celebrated 'Chares Carroll Of Carroton," Oh
Revolution memory. He hold the Office OF Judge
OF Livingston county and once or twice
sent TO the Assembly from his district and was State
senator Subsequently he represented his district In
ongress Tor two successive terms from 1S4S To 1871
Ja 1ge was the last Of the CAROLS bearing tire
His three brothers died before him Dr Daniel j. Car
roll well known physician Of New York brother.
IND hhe youngest, VIM n. Carroll for thirty years
CNrk OF the Supreme Court of the United states
COLONEL HENRY STARK
died At his SeSidence near Besvilie, Pr George
counSg Maryland the 23d inst at the age Of seventy
one years lie WIS "A grandson of the New Hampshire
Revolutionary general, and we understand tie Lao
male representative OF that hero.
The SrEasnR DEAN richmond ALBAsy.-Tbe new
steamer Dean Richmond was the principal feature Of NJ
tsaction in the city yesterday, and when she left the
desk for New YCvk last evening large crowd pres
her move OF arG the event celebrated b.
salute.-ArgsS, JNly 81
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uoxxe Saving Machine Co.-Etfas Howe,
\, rrcs,dent go broadway. Agents wanted
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
and wig Depot, wholesale and rstan No Aznsr HousA
TIE dya auplIsd BIZ skilful artsta.
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AN ESarsEER KILLED.


fatal accident occurred on the Sonth Side RAILROAD
on Friday night last between Concord depot and Lynch
burr result sg In the death Of Mr.. Peter Gilman, who
has been employed NJ engineer this road FOR the
last ten YEARS and his nephew acting AZ fireman Tho
engine the General Bragg one OF the Dcsi locomo-
tives on tisl road, which seriously damaged. Mr.
Gittman vas many yoars resident OF Petorsburg
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Air Legal Lottery Prizes Cashssi.' OAeial
Draw inRs. Ciraulars snd information sent.
J. X CLAYTON. 10 Wall street, New yovk-
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An ImnediNte Cure Ssr DiaSrh0s.
RusUToNs vELrEAUs REMEDY. Only At I'D Assos
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NAnnow ESCAPE rRo. SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES.

An accident occurred On tho Flcmingson Railroad yes
terday morning which might have resulted In serious
but for the prompt action OF the conductor
The regular morning line proceeding TO Lambert
ville with the loaded with passongcrs-many com
Belvdere Delaware Railroad When near Mount Airy
station rail broke, throwing the cars from the tracx
and for short Distance giving the passengers agood
shaking up Tho rear car 1lcd with ladies' ran along
the embankmen an angle Of forty I'VE degrees and,
strange relate remained the wheels with but Little
damage The injury sustained BY the CATS was slight.
and in q few hours the road was IN running order
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wilcox u Gibhs' srwjag uc.ehinc,
Nv. sJs pRyApaAI,