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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16
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Nh. EDrToR:-I was not a little surprised
to find The following announcement in the
last Cireleeille Herald: ~
IA turn table Is being constructed for the
railroad station at this place."
When, and BY whom, was this improve
ment decided uponl Was it by the Board
Of Directors. or BY the Engineer, without
their a~pthei,yt We here. at Lancaster
should like to know. What immediate ne.
cessity calls for this work at Circleville?--
Or.i ( one is necessary at Circleville, why
Is there not still a more imperious necessity
for one at Lancaster. 1t is said the cars
will run to Lancaster during the next ten
days. Tits also well understood that the
terminus Of the passen ger. trains must be al
Lancaster for et least q year to come; or, IL
other words, until that part Of the road lyinl
between Lancaster and gainesville 10 com
pleted, II Is the intention, during all thi
time, TO run the train backwards. from Ian
caster-to Circleville, and then turn the Lo'
comotivss, In order to run to Cincinnatil-
Some ofthe Stockholders In Fairfield coun
ty would like to know whether this is a ma
chine shop manGuyor, or notl
~ QUERIST.
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FcRr ArKIRsoS on r ARKANsAs.--A
memorial has been introduced into the Legis'
iature Of New Mexico, asking Congress tc
re.estsblisb Fort Atkinson ontheA Arkansas
This is a most important application to the
Government, as that post is located at the
great crossings on the Arkansas, where thu
camsnchees, Pawnees, Arapehoes. Sosho
mes and other small tribes Of Indians assem-
BILE annually. Should troops not be in tina
position the coming pring the commerce o
the Plains will be materially injured if no
destroyed. ~
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IRcIpENr OF THE "RUN."-The recent run
upon the banking house OF Messrs. Adams
g. Co, in San Franeisco,g gave rise. TO an eX-
hibition of some curious phases OF human
natuf e. Quite a number of amusing incl
dents occurred. Que old lady, after elbow
ing her way through the thronging crowd
presented herseltat the counter with a tece
blooming like a peony and q frame trem-
bling IN every nerve. She solemnly as
sured The teller that "she didn't have nary
Far fofiher money,f$5o) bat then she had a
dream me night afore which troubled her"
She was maid, and went on her way rejoice
ling. Oae man presented two SECONDS OF ex-
change, which were issued eighteen months
since, and paid long ago in'New York
The fraud was ct once dedected. Another
man presented Il check for 500 payable to
his order. He was told to endorse his name
it, but replied that he could not write.
aThen bring some one to swear to your
IDENTIFY" said the teller. He finally went
away without his money. One individual
a laborer, who was indignant at the idea oil
anv doubts existing as to the integrity OIL
Adams g. CO.. forced his way to the coun
ter, and pulled out a bog ofmoney, saying
nHere are thirty nine dollars-all have
uow-but | will have four hundred more TO
night, which you can take. | am now go
ing up to pledge my watch" Then turn
ing to thuse around him, with a LOOK OF in
effable disdaiu, he said, In a triumphan
tone, III swear by Adams g. Co." 1t wa
with much difficulty he could be %persuadeI
to take back his money.
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Departed this life Feb. IL, WALTER
Son OF Daniel and Elizabeth Ruffner, OF
Walnut township Fairfield county. aged
.9years . months and IS days. The depart
ed was a promising little boy who but a few
moments before had left his parental roof
to take some exercise on the ice, which give
away and before any aid could be extended
him his soul had left for the spirit land,
"Alas how changed that lovely flower
Which bloom'd and cheer'd my heart
Fair, fleeing comfort Of an hour
How soon weir called to part.
From adverse blasts, and Touring storms
His favor'd soul he bore
And with yon bright angelic forms
He lives to diSno more. ~
why should I vsx my heart, or fast!
No more He'll visit me,
Ny soul will mount to him at last :
And-lberc my,child HI see." 9
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Indies. Read ThIsl
Weakness olthe Limbs and general debility curedby
using the OxYgenated Bitters.

Weakness ofthe Limbs and general debility curedby
using the 0xygenated Bitters.
BosroN, Feb. 10, 1850 Messrs Simpson X Reed
During the winter of 1889, Mrs. Stiles suffered
much from palpitation OF the heart, weakness in the
limbs, ndg%eneral debility. She consulted an emil
nent physician in the city, without obtaining relief.
On return of summer, she left home to visit her
friends, withthe hope of recovering her health; but
neither the change Of air, nor the medical advice she
obtained While absent, gave her relief, and she re-
turned after an absence ofthree months, without re-
lief, and almost without hope. AT this period, she
was advised to use the Oxygenated .Bitters. and OBJ.
tanned n bottle from You. Before using it, she could
not walk tho shortestdistance without exhaustation
After using the Bitters q week. she walked from the
Chelsea Ferry to Henry Pettes' store, on Washington
street, and back again, without Inconvenience. She
has used three bottles, and has no hesitation in say.
ing it isthe only medicine that has afforded h~errelieE
Respectfully, JOHN STILES, 5Doane street.
REED AUSTIN s Co, Wholesale Druggists, No
26. MERCHANTS Row, Boston. General Agents,
IYPrice 81 per bottls-six bottl sior 80.
Dec. 10. Sold by KAUFFMAN& Co., Lancaster.
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lIMPoRTAsT RAILROAD CoEvtNrroE.-A
convention wac held at BOffalo, N vi
few days ago, composed Of delegates from
nearly all the railroads north Of Peunsylva-
MIA, connecting the East with the West, al
which the rates Of passenger and freight
fares, times of starting trains, making con-
noctions, &C., were agreed upon the objeci
being to ensure despatch and regularity over
the several lines Of railway between The
East and West.
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On tho 9th March, 1854, by the Rev. CT
Baldwin, Mr.. NAPOLEON J, BISHOP, o.
Logan, and Miss SARAH A. DARRAH, of
Lancaster, Fairfield county, Ohio.
On the Cd inst, by the Rev. ]. Schloss-
err, Mr.. BENJAMIN F. POTTER to Miss
AURELIA II, COLWELL, both of BaIti-
more, Ohio.
On the 9th Of March, 1854, by E, II. Da-
Wis, Esq, Mr.. JACOB NJ. THOMPSON to
MISS. SUSAN SANDS, oil of Fairfield
county.
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E5sly5a55SESEE7 E5g7E5aEgITssEa EsSEsszaF7g5sEE AL
cur-En -MIL 89EE
Nincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE

cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
" Railroad, open TO Washington, two Daily
Trains, Sundays e~xcepted;) on and after Thursday,
Nov. 24th, 1858, until further notice, Trains will
run as follows;
Leave CINCINNATI from the depot of the Little Mi
ami Railroad at Z IS A. NJ. and 3.l0 PM, arriving
at Washington at - 30 and 8,O6 P. M.
Returning leave Washington at GOA. M. and 2,lb
P. NJ, arriving at Cincinnati at II ,2nAM &7,45P M.
Trains will stop for pass Angers as follows, at Rat
tiesnake, Sabina, Cross Road, Wilmington, Sligo,
Clarksville sld Morrow, and on the Little Miami
Road, at Deerfield, Butter worth's water station, Love
lan's MEANWHILE. Milford aud Plainville, sndon pro-
per notice by Gag or to Condutor, at Branch Hill and
Linwood, tatturnpise)
The downward trains from Washington connect at
Morrow with the trains onithe Little Miami Road
for Columbus.
gELiues Of 0mnibuses will run between Washington,
Circleville and Lancaster, connecting withthe morn
ing train from, and the evening train TO Cincinnati.
Fare from CINCINNATI to Washington 80. 1920
t" " " g circlevule....... 3.26
For other information and tickets, apply at Ticket
Office, corner Of Broadway and Front streets, end at
tho Little Miami Depot, or to the Station Agents At
Washington and Wilmington, E. w. WOODWARD,
Engineer and Superintendent.
nrTbe Omnibus Line viii call for and deliver pas
sep9ers to and from the trains in any part ofthecity.
H.B. RUGGLES, Conductor.
HPThe,C Company will not BIO responsible for bag
gage exceeding $50in value. unless the same be re-
turned tothe Conductor or Agent, and freightipaid at
the rate OF a passage tor every $500 In vAlne above
that Dec. i,looS
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Andi is SAFE Tor the most delicate chiid'

Itis estimated that 8 1000 persons die annunllyin
the United States, with consumption, and Professor
Eberly says that a v~astnumber of these could besav-
ed by the timely use Of some prompt remedy.
DIR, Halls nALsAM sTRIKEs at the ROOT of the
DISEASE AT ONCE, and such is its speedy effect, that
any one using it freely according to directions for24
or as hours, and not entirely satisfied with its merits
may return it and receive back his money, MONEY
WILL BE oHErRFULLY REFuNDED. The most dis
tressing coughs frequently relievedby, a single dose,
and broken up in a few hours time. The afflicted do
not have to take bottle after bottle before they find
whether this remedy will afford relief or not.
Call on the agent and get a pamphlet gratis. THE
lTREArIsE on CONSUMPTION alone is worth more
than the price ofthis medicine. You will find certi-
fcates of PHYSICIANS in CINCINNATI, and of others
whose cures have been effected here at home, where
thev can he found.
The public have been imposed upon by remedies.
recommended by certificates which have always
originated from some unknown source. We believe
that a medicine possessing rea! merits will effect
cures whereveritis used, at home as well as abroad
This is no Paregoric preparation. but one which if
used in season will save the lives of thousands; and
persons may make this bargain with Agents from whom
they purchase, that in every case where it is used
freely according to directions, and entire satisfaction
is not given in "a or as hours, they can return the ne
dicine, and their MONEY will be cheerfully refunded.
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TINS FOR GRATING THE APPLE. -Best
time is the spring when the buds are begin
Mig to swell, the scions for grating hav-
ing been cut a few weeks previous, and kept
In q moist cool place, or in a box of damp
moss in a cool cellar, so as to be neither
shrivelcd or wbter-soaked. Crafts may be
cut and inserted the same day.if tho buds
have not swollen much. Grafta are some
times set much later, but starting so late,
they do not make so good n growth during
the summers Country Gentleman.
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VNADDITIoN To- LARGE STOCK ALREADY
il on hand, | am this dayi IN receipt and opening the
following styles ofPIANOS, for sale at ManSGae-
turer's prices, rsngingfrom s2OOto $500. WaTrGRt-
ed for fee years.
5seyen octave Louis XIV. richly earvedI
9 seven octave, carved top moulding;
l seven octave, plain, round corners;
1 seven octave, Eolian attachment; ~tf
8 six octave, round corners;
Q six octave, round corners, top moulding
8 six octave, halt round corners;
3 six octave, square corners;
4 seven octave, richly carved b%oudoiri
| seven octave plain boudoiri
96t octave, carved boudoir;
26i octave, plain boudoir. A. REED
Boston Piano Rooms, Columbus, Ohio.
August 4, 1853.
lCEcOND HAND PIANOS.-0ne Seven Octave
y Rosewood Piano Forte, nearly new;
One 6 octave. Rosewood Case;
One 6 octave, Mahogany case. For sale very cheap.
Columbus, July 30. AIRED.
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MERCHANT TAILO Rs
SPRINGER & TROUT,

a. SPRINGER Sc TROUT,
M ITAvE received at their C1oTHrNa EsTAs
M AI1suMENr in Giesv's building, between
no Hockiug Valley Bank and 7. w. Tallmadse's Ex-
change Office, and have just opened large and exten-
awe assortment Of (
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
And are now manufacturing every varietyo of
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
Which they will sell as low asthe same quality Of
goods and work can be purchased at any otneI es.aoi
ishmenti ia the city. Their clothing Is Manufactured
under their own supervision and is consequently SUI
perior to that which is brought from other Places.-
They have also on hand, a beautiful variety OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, YESTlNGS, &C,'
Which they are prepared to manufa cture to orde,
They have in their employ the best Of w I, KIN sn5 iG +
tho lateststyles. AHtheir IDOrk ictlbe IoerrGated
The public arc rospectInily solicited to call a 1ld es'
anime their stock, and while thankful tor the lioeIa
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their Ole
customers and all others that they will laborto giVt
general satisfaction both in the quality and Price o
their goods and work.
Lancaster, march 81, 1853
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9WB9D9a
TESTIMONY OLA PHYSICIAN.

MEssRs. BAKER & Co.: Dear Sirs-The publicgen-
orally are fully aware ofthe thousands of remedies
TOR diseased Lungs, under the titles of Sarsaparillas,
Pills, Plaaters, Liniments, etc, that are daily brought
to their notice through the newspapers. by way of
advertisements. NY object in writing this note for
publication, isto induce tho public, or at least those
who are atlice1 (ifthey will use patent mcdieinel to
use one that contains articles of REAL USE in PULMo-
NARY DISEASES, am conscious that, in so doing, I
am acting most unprofessienallY, and derogatory OF
the interests of medical science and the regular prac-
titioners of medicine.
Tho Medicine TO which refer is "DR. HALI's BAL-
SAM FOR THE LUNGS" I have prescribed it in a
largo humble of cases, and ALWAYS WITH srccFss.
One case in particular, to which ! wish now to refer,
was GIVEN UPby several physicians who had been
called in consultation with myself. The patient had
all the symptoms of confirmed consumption, such as
cold night sweats, hectic fever, harassing cough, with
continued pain in the lobe Of the right Lung, attended
with severe diarrhea' He commenced Immediately
to get better, bythe use ofthe above-named medicine,
and was soon restored toshis usualhealthi Ihave also
found DE. HALLS DALsAM the most valuable Expec-
torant for breaking up distressing coughs and colds
that l have ever used. W.. d. WRIGHT, ID.
MORE PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
gaWe, tn undersigned, Physicians Of Cincinnati. GER
tihy that ~. Wright's statements are entitled to the
fullestsconfidence ofthe public, and can fully eorrobo-
rate what he has said, having used DIR HALL's BAL-
SAM in a number of cases, with the happiest ~effects!!
Us LAWSON, M. D.,
VIM C. SMITH. M. D..
il JOHNSON. NJ D.
The Genuine signed 30. r. BAKER Il co."
For sale by o. w. Kremer and y. l.. Slocum, Lam
caster March IL, 1858.
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05-Bishop O'Connor, we learn, has been
restored to the Diocese Of Pittsburg, alter
having been transferred to this See. The
change was, tits said, made at his W re-
quest; but so soon as It vas known, his
own people with singular accord moved to
have him retained as Bishop Of P%lttsburg.-
He has admitted ability and private worth
lie is succeeded here, we are told by the
Rev. DR., Young of Lancaster Cincinnati
Gas. esa
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To the Public.

ENoR Eighteen years past we have transacted the
e. mercsntile business in the city of Lancaster. and
have never hal a general settlement with those who
havo dealt with us. Bntour circumstances are such
at presentas to require aid from those whom we have
often assistediu days gone by. Please call and settle
your notes and accounts at our counling-room. and
sinileu and the Friendship heretofore extendedto YOU.
Lancaster, Jan. %, 1854 REBER s. KUTZ.
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wHoBENSACKS LIVER PILLS..R a

No part Of the system Is more liable to disease than
the Liver. it serving as a flterer to purifythe blood,
or giving the proper secretion TO the bile; so that any
wrong action Of the Liver effects the other important
parts Of the system, and results variously, in Liver
complaints. J~aundice, Dyspepsia, etc. We should
a wrong action of the Liver. These pills being COM
posed Of Roors and PLANTS furnished by nature 10
heal the sick: Namely, LIST. An ExPEcToRAST, which
membrane. or promotes the discharge of secreted
matter, %. An ALTERATIvE, which changes in some
inexpIicable manner the certain morbid action of the
system. Sd. A TOXIC, which gives tone and strength
all parts ofthe body. 4th. A cATHARTIc, which acts
in perfect harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating on tho bowels, nndexpelling the whole mass
OF corrupt and vitiatea matter, and purifying the
blood, which destroysdisease and restores health.
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AMERICAN CoLoNizATtoN SocIETY.-The
Rev, r.. r. Gurley has published an appeal
to the friends Of the American Colonization
Society, 80 cooperate in an effort to ra Sc
one hundred thousand dollars or more during
the present year, over the ordinary annual
contributions to the society, to enable it to
purchase or build one or moro steamers or
other ships, to run four times a y ear between
the United States and Liberia.
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CHfLLicorHE LAND oFTrcE.-The Land
Office, hitherto located at Chiliicothe, is Ia
DO removed to Columbus on the first OIL
April. The Sciotn Ga;eie says:
1--WE regard this movement as an Outrage.
II taken 70 Columbus, ii will be considera.
bly, further away from the main body of the
land yet open to entery than Il now is
The removal is uneAlled for and foolish"
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The DITTEREHcE.--Tho total amount Of
money necessary to grease the machinery
Of government In Wing Ohio, in is45 was
exclusive Of lnterest) $44S ,27O
Do. In Locofoco Ohio, In 1853, s56,s09
LocOfOco papers not having room to pub
lish the tables In GoyernorMedills Message,
will please copy.-C ircIeuiM Herald.
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1854 N. w. GRAHAM s. CO., 1854
FORWARDING 8 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOOT or FIFTH STREET, ON THE CANAL,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.

NHIIt5V IIIV9 OHIVs
DROPRIET0RS of regular line Of Steamers run
L ming to PrrTsBRRoa and WHEELING: also Iegr-
lar Line Of Canal Boats running to all points on the
Ohio and Hooking Canals.
Through Receipts given for all kinds of Produce
for Shipment Fast.
Through Receipts will be given for all kinds Of
Goods from Pittsburgh or Vince ing, to Newark, Mt
Vernon, Columbus ADD Il n~caster,at as low rates and
we think, greater expediiionthan by any other route
Goods destined for Shipment by Rail Road from
here, win be forwarded same day oftheir receipt.
Liberal cash advan 'es made on property in store
All property entrusted to our care will receive
prompt attention N. w. GRAHAM s. co.
Evansville, Ohio. Feb. 10. 1s54-3m
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Nh. BucHANAN's REsrpENcs, III Ia stated
that for . respectable and d~eoently furnish
ed house occupied BY Mr.. Buchanan, IN
London. be pays an annual ren OF $s,bel
6o-mors than . third Of the sulary attached
70 his Office.
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or Messrs. EVERETT and CLAYTON, were
absent when the vote was taken on the Ne
braska bill In the Senate, The next NOR
ming, they asked leave to record their votes.
They had both spoken on the question
CLAYTON for, and EvFRErr against the bill,
and as their views were well known, and
granting their request would not change the
result, we were somewhat surprised 10 see
that the Senate refused them this privilege.
RI their absence was caused by n desire to
dodge an expre ss,on, il would have been o
good reason for the refusal, but we have
seen no change Of the sort urged against
them. Their speeches were an record, and
would he a better iudex Of their views than
their votes.
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ENoLIsH AND FRENcH soLprRRs.-It is
said that the British and French soldiers,
except foi a short time In 1874, have mol
fought under the same banner since tn,
wars Of the Crusades. The rivalry tina, viii
exist 10 the allied army to exceed each 9th
or In deeds Of daring, will make them terri
BILE 10 their Russian foes.
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Estote Of Phiiip Embich.

NOTICE is hereby giving, that | have this day
~ been duly appointed Administrators Of the Es,
tate of PHttIP ENBIcH, deceased, late Of Fairfield
county, Ohio All persons having claims against
said Estate, wilfpresent them legally authenticated
according to law. within one ear-and person Know
ing themselves indebted arc requested to make i'm
mediate payment. SAMUEL BERRY, Admtor'
Lancaster, Jan. 19, IS54.-4w36,
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EFFINGER, WHITE q LATTA,

Nagain calling the attention of the public to their
i Fall advertisements, beg leave to remark that
nearly four years ago they commenced business
with the determination to be governed by the prin-
ciple Of LARGE SALES and SMALL PROFITS. That we
have strictly adheredt to It, is shown by our great
success, and the fact that our sales this year amount
to three times Us much as they did tho first, and to
the great and Increasing popularity of our house,
we are not only selling double the amount of goods
Of any other establishment, but our prices are far
lowerthan they with their limited trade can possi-
bly, afford to offer them
The attention of all classes of Mechanics is re-
specially invited. Our present business facilities
and AZ rangements with Manufacturers and Importers
enables us to offer them greater Inducements this
Fall than ever. You can purchase from US all
descriptions of HARDWARE needed in your differ
tain that all the BIdckSmiths, Carpenters, Buggy
Makers and SaddleFs in tho county, If they con-
suit thoir own interest, will become our customers,
A close examination OF our LARGE STOCK AND Low
PRICES before purchasing elseN, here, will save them
a handsome per cent. And they viii find that by
purchasing their Hardware entirely from us, that
thsy will do as well as they possibly could have
done in Cincinnati or any other msrketin Ohio
EFFINGER, WHITE 81 LATTA.
Lancaster, October %, 1868 %
Felloes, SpOkes and Hubs.
EXTTE have now on hand, and which by arrange,
Wv ment with the manufacturers we can offer al
their bill Of prices with freights added. -
100 sets Felloas Ata FIft q
100 " SpOkes
100 " Hubs
90 " Shafts
100 " Buggy Bows
EFFTNGER. WHITE 8. LATTA,
Lancaster, october2 s 1868. %
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.IIuIf eVHn May BE USffUl.

llIlt [bhLtu NM rO0IEOc
Imay, il | have but a mind,
Do good in many ways,
plenty to do the young may 6nd,
Ia these ourbusy days,
Sad would Il be, though young and small,
IL were OF no use at all.
Que gentle wor8 that may speak,
Or one kind, loving deed,
May, thougha trife poor and weak
Prove like a tinny seed;
And who can tell what good may spring
From such a very little thing!
Then let me try each day and hour,
To act upon this plan
Whati lie good is in my power
To do it while / eau;
IF to b usefullhus | try,
may do better by and by.
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"THE HUMAN MiSD,'' says an Italian
"walks 10 England, Il skips in France, Il
plods and gropss in Germany, in Italy /
SCARE" In the u. s. Il spreads.
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Foul PLAY SusPEorED.-The Hagerstown
News states that John Spade, the miller a
1Ir. Hsger's Mill. near that town, has beer
arrested on the charge of threatening the
life Of bis employer. He is alleged to have
said he hada club ready for him, and b.
would push him down the hatchway bhronet
which the unfortunate K~epIineerdAst weel
met bis death. Aaer his arrest, a club oil
hammer was foand hid in the mill near the
place from which KOplinger fell. and upon
il some mGtted hair and blood, indicating o
heavy blow.