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SHOCKING AccipENT.--John Nc Cormick,
a brakeman on the Reading Railroad, fell
from train of cars at the falls of Schuylkill,
yesterday afternoon, about 2 O'Clock, and both
his legs were crushed in an awful manner by
the cars passing over them. He was brought
into the city Immediately, and then con-
veyed 10 the Hospital, where his situation was
deemed extremely critical. Amputation OF the
crushed limbs will probably be deemed neces-
sary, though il is doubtful whether he will
survive the operation.