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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
AUTOMATON OR SELF-RAKING
REAPER AND MOWER.

TNHE greatest Labor-Saving MACHINE
- ever invented.
The only machine with which ONE BOY
can cut gram alone and Axe it ready Tor bind
ing. THIS Reaper and Mower stands without
a rval-whereVer used. The following refer
snces are appended TO satisfy the farmers oil
81. Mary's that the 'Seif Raking R.aper' is
what 1t IS represented TO be: }. I. Blackstone
C.. e.. Spa!dIng. Thomas Hebb, Jno. II. Tho
mas. Planters can obtain this Machine by
early application To the Agent.
J. w. J. MOORE.
AasR. FIR So. MarV's county.
Al LeobaTd Town, Md
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
}. I. I,let:, NJ. D., Pru<ecinr AMI Demon
s;rator AMI Anatomy.

Tic session Will commence on the 2O,h o
October AMI end in March iulaw.:c
The Lectures will be deiIvr a.: =, tne Col.
l'ge building, No. SOB + street, curing ihe
hours ct lhe afternoon aud evening. Tins
Time 81 !ecturins has been customary IN the
College since lis establishment. and is found
20 Be advantageous for The student.
The object 81 the Medic u Eacu.s% will be
TO instruct perfectly iii the elements OF Med
ral Science in all its departments, with lis
accessory aranches Of knowledge. not only
10 qualify him to liter upon I!.e practice 81
MEDICINE. tat t. = I'VE him al extensive tO.E-
dalirn, upon winch he may, IN alter life,
huld ~ ii thorough and liberal knowledge CT
his p.ot,.> <icl.
The eN;cn<ir" public libraries "f the city
Of W a>iiinr:pn afford 10 the student Uppcr;,l-
mites which can be found III hut few cl!ie< OF
the Union. for ron luIting, without cost. rare
anu valuable works Of science and general
literature
The subject OF Biennial cDu'. $ Of Medical
Instruction has been Urged Upon ii.,' attention
OF ihis .n,' ri other Medical schools " a
Committee OF tic American Medical a $50
citation. The faculty feel the force oi the rra
sons urged, and are disposed 10 he among the
foremost III 'ht 'auA" % e"ucaiotiaI progress
but al present they are compelled TO confirm
to established customs, aud to give al each
session n course on every branch Of Medical
Science.
While doing SO, however. il is their in;rn-
lion TO make their course approximate TO a
Biennial one, 10y giving particular attention
10 different subjects on alternate years; and
during tie ensuing session. The following,
among other topics, will receive from the ia
Gully particularly tu!I elucidation. viz =
Operariv" Surgery, Organic and Physi"logi-
cal Chemistry. and vegetable Materia Medica.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
LUMBER, LUMBE r.

. 5O0.G0O Feet OF Lumber and OO.G00
Oe SHINGLES and LATHE.S for safe.
We call the attention Of prompt buyers TO our
large stock of lumber Of all grades. qualities
and sizes. We will cut White Pine bills 10
or.Irr and turnIsd Sash, Door, Frames. and
Planning At Mill prices. Apply at 1872 Light
street wharf, or corner Of Eulaw and German
streets.
BURNS & SLOAN,
Baltinore, Nd.
Juiy I, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
FACULTY Or MEDICINE.

Mob" Young. VI. D., Professor nf Theory
anu practice Of Mei.'.Ye janJ Prssi!. ID: o.
tie Faculty.
J. Nj. SNYDER, 81 D.. Professor OF Obstetrics
and II" Diseases OF Women ami Children
johnson E.roi, ~. D.. Professor 0: Anatomy.
James F.. Morgan, NJ. D.. Professor CT Med
Icai Jurisprudence aad Hygiene.
Charles Il L"ibcrmaan. NJ ID. Professor OF
Surgery (and TTea<ureT.J
Benjamin =. Cra:g. NJ. D., Professor OF
Chemistry AMI Of PhySrol q.
Ge"5g- {. Sha Irc, ". D.. Professor Of Ma
terra Ncctca and ThtrapvuilcS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

We. the undersigned, OF the late firm OF
Miles. Robertson < BrIsc"e, Will continue in
IA" Colni>-,nn business At the ole. stand,
No. i:9 Pratt street, under The style of Rob
eTt>nn and BrlScoe. Particular attention will
he gwen in person TO the Inspection OF To-
hacco and the weighing of Grain consigned
to them. The business OF al! per- rs viii re-
ceive prompt and careful attention. The
patronage OF the old firm is respectfully sol'-
cited. and all others who may favor US with
their cOnsIgnments.
II. II. ROBERTSON,
S. W. BRlSCOE.
Bait, Md Jan. |, ls5s-tt.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
To TIL: PUBLIC.

4 REPORT havin. Obtained currency
"a here and elsewhere. that have sold
the Washington Hot..i, HE object Of this no
rcc is &c state that the report is entirely with
out foundation.
avail myself Of ibis opp"-'rnity to inform
my friends ami lie publ" that am prepared
to accommodate them. a,ll solicit coatinu-
aDcr OF their iayGr>.
J. w. J. MOORE,
Leonard Torn.
April %, l65S-rf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
WRIGHTSEILLE LIME.

The undersigned br" leave Ia INFORM the
Farmers Of 81 Mar, > and Charles cUugtleS,
that Iacv Wi! deliver at acr">>rl IL points on
any OF the rivers OF those count IS, tgc!cul,
,ural Lime (erth"r with or without Magn"-
>ia) ats. cts. per hu>hrl. freight ra>h--tEr
balance six months draft. with interest
added. will h.. taken. Nc r<tcr H. the
foil, wing Letter a the State Chemist. and
solicit orders from our friends II -. Mar, :
and Charles c0un'ie> generally.
BRISCDE. l.ii.Li.I < CO..
Iiayre De (ira.., iii.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

notice. hereby given tina, the suh<cri-
~ hers. hav. Obtained from the Orphans
Court OF st Mary's county. IN Mary land, i-t
ters Of administration on the personal estate
Of Martin Yates, late Of SAID county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the SAID deceased. are hereby warned TO exhi
bI, the same, with the proper youches there
Of, 10 the subscribers. on or before the l5th
day of January next. otherwise they may
b. excluded By law from all benefit OF the said
estate Given under our hands tbs 18th day
OF July, 1858.
MARY f. YATES,
JNO. II. YATES,
AdminRtraio<.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
TO PATRONS OF CHARLOTTE.
HALL ACADEMY AND OTHERS

TH~HE undersigned announces 10 the public
~ III al lie designs. on TIE LIST "f April. tc
open the horse recently "ccup.rd by i,r. II.
H. Bean, in Chariot" Hall. for the rer. ption
OF permanent and transient boar,IcrS, anu So
IicitS portion Of h" pubic patronage
APP g. II ThOS. MARTIN.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
NOTICE.

DIR. SAM'L F.. SPALDINC having To-
Gated himself al Leonard Town. Md. re-
>p-crfully tenders his professional services to
his TRENDS and the public.
April q. lS5s-f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
Daltimc.r. .lugmst s!h. ISL .


have analysed fer Brn>ccc. lilies s 60 .
of Havre De Grace, Md, inur Samples o
"Sl squ-Iianna Limestone" tr IN Nrtght>
Vile, Pa. taken from four dfi'-cni p,larrIes.
They Mere found To be ire,' Il sand and other
impurities, and to contain. ht>,t,.> Carbonate
Of Lime. respectively from : :" :. Ier c-n'.
Of Carhorat" of Ma@ne.ia. liz. irIr.-r :.
10 % genera! advantage ~ the Icr."r cuun'ie>
e Mar, and, both on the EaSt"-n and WeS;
"rn shores, and especial! adal;ed 10 thr
appIicauon on "whte oak SOILS " The lat
ter should be- applied 10 soils which are def
Glen, III both Lime and Macne>ra These are.
in general. rhc ~ oIcanrc SOILS of the upper
and tn" light soils in the Tide water cnunlIe,
OF Maryland.
JAMES HIGGINS.
State Agricultural Chemist q Mary land.
Marci -, ISIS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
.E1ITO.SM FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF B.lLTLNORE

incorporated ~ the State OF Marviand. le49.
OFFICE, 40. Is SOUTH STREET.
INHE Comr0nv InsureS every description al
III Property ~ the Cry or Country, n9nins
loss damage hv Ere.
Tho Directors NEE, daily, 10 determine a?plr
cations ior insurance.
J.B SElDENSTRlCKER, President.
BOARD OF pIRtCro
Allen \ Chapman, William Woodward
Henry VI. Bash, George Bartlett,
William Head, Adam DSn'nssd,
John W. Ross, Joseph w. jenkins,
Edward ]. Church, ThomqS 81 Sullivan
Job Smith, George Small.
JOHN R. MAGRUDER. Jr., Sec'y
March Ia, 's5s-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
PROFESSIONAL,

nR. J. P. COOKE. having located him
~ self IN the village Of Chapiicc, very re-
specifuIIy tenders his professional services TO
the pubic generally. He can be found AT all
times at his Office IN J. II. Boswell's Hotel,
exc, pt when absent on professional business.
April |, 1855.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

On MY own AtC0C*F,
4 nd having hal An experience # six years. !
i"el confident o. giving satisfaction 10 all y no
NAV send Produce 10 my care. l.! give
PERSONAL attention 10 the II ~. ci'rn al T"bac-
20 and iAe measuring aud weighing of Gram.
~ i'll also purchase IN commission AL ,!ud>
81 Merchandise. Clov or. 1Imo'ny. Flax and
other Seeds; L...ne. Plaster. Bone Dust. De
burg Guano. Ashes. and al Fertilizers - es
Scnrial TO Farmers would most respect
luliv Soh'lt Snare Of Your patronage. pIsds
ing myself to do the best 10 promote the IN
,ere>r> of The Farmers ard Painters.
H. GOOURICN
Co Also AG~n, ror he SALE. Of Pure Bran.
dos. Wines. Gin, Jamaica Spirits, Old Rye
Whi<kieS. SC. nf the kes, brands.
March -, ls5s--ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

p.o. ,,f A,a.t;,,,,, ,.,...,,,r,,.;rod H., "
4 n,nree & Go Work. Pa. an. a.hyxrpd
~ i.arG vessels - Eal, ,aor.:-
o.. .''S'i So Mae"'h"' De''n w.
in''"d" ~ of>e f"""i' - I'''' T''''u
l"''> No. s''"'''n~ - w ,,,a,v
t.II,. ..;.4 -,
h"l"%' h1''f"a '"' H",'''" ''' 'n
a;Jn>""r sore" ",Th'"' '''''' -, So. "a
anu al ''' van"
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
ALBERT TREGO.
CIGAR MANUFA TORY.

TNHE subscribers are extensively engaged
Il III manufacturing CIGARS IN LEONARD
Town. 81. Mary'S county. with view TO
furnishing mrrchan,r. hotel keepers aun 9th
erS in this section Ct the State with their sup
plies, at price tar below that PaId BY them
IN the cities Tor similar article. an! upon sat
Istactory terms. Orders are solicited, ami Will
b" at'enncd I" with prop,n">s. Rely ing upon
our country friends 10 ait us N our new eL-
terpriSe-wc ask trial
HARRIS & CAVALIER,
Leonard Town, April y. IS:=4-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

Tie friends Of DANIEL r. MORGAN,
present hll1 80 In" voters of III. Mary : roun-
" as a candidate. for Clerk OF the Circuit
Court at the election in 1868. and soiiri, for
his claims di>pa>Sc nate consideration.
Nov 18th, 1877.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
LAST NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

Il-ASI -NV1IN II TT DID VIN'5'
rINHE undersigned would sPcclfuIly and
earnestly ask all PERSONS indenisd 20 him,
or TO the firm Of Joseph Morgan y GO, on
open account or otherwise TO come forward
and settle their indebtedness without further
DELAY. Should this notice he tisregarded. II
is his intention To place his accounts IN the
hands OF +. F. SpaIdins for collection, aud
lie sincerely hopes that persons VITO owe
him will save him the unpleasant task and
themselves the expense, of collecting The
debts due him BY resort 10 the law.
JOSEPH MORGAN,
Leonard Town.
April ls;, le5s-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

Ex,ract of letter from Gel. Geo W. iI"s!:cz,
Of West River, Anne Arundel county, Oct. 22''
1857:
IL have used your Manipulated Cham" No ],
on Tobacco the last season, ;r:M most cIc'ttrni
effect, and expect to increase my purchase Of II
next Spring for the same PURPOSE.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
CLLTITATOR HOES.

TCST received and for sale, twelve sets o.
- Wronghs Culuvator Hoes, by
GEO. A. SIMNS 4 CO.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
SESSION 1859.

WAsHl>eros CRY, CoR F TWELFTH Sis
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

+. NJ. Griffith o; same county, ;es:ifes - fol
lo"=
Mar LuytonsriiIs, Jan. sofa. 1858.
JEo. KETTLEwELI, Esq:
My dear SIR. affords ne pleasure 70 int"ri''
YOU Of the result from the use "f ke:tI":"e.i 3
Manipulated Guano, Oh my corr. cr:s, tobacco
aid wheat crops. used i, Inst Spring "n ii!
corn and oats. side by SIDE with \ No. Peru
-ian Guano, and saw bu; littIe drti"'-"ve # my
I shonid lsc.Ie ~ favor nf the Manipulated Qua.
70. For tobacco murh prefer =, IS It gives
tts plan, much finer texture. %hi"h -. Of
course, of great advantage To IT. "unAS. Ff""
the satisfactory results ! experienced On my
Spring crops. | ordered tGhs last Fail for my
wheat. wl,i..n at - tTne IDoks equally - pro-
,nIsing IA any of my neShhors where Peru'ian
Grian0 has b., n used. Several Of my neichhors
alro have tr'i it and NE ycty much pleased with
ItS rcsu :.
With the highest consideration of respect,
/ avn very truly yours, Sc,
F. NJ. GRIFFITH.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

y. B.-Shippcrs e Tobacco viii please
mark ii bc:or" soaring il To the Landing. in
order to ayvHi ii! u:.>r,:h"S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17

DREADFUL AccIDBSr-FoUR Persons DEAD h isD
ONE SEVERELY lNJURKDWe regret 10 announce o,e W W
painful accidents that has ever &C 'urren IN
county. II appears that the large furnace osleo ono"
Deposit Furnace" situated IN south Hanover township,
.oe ,,.o ,ni'es from was In full blast and
working satisfactorily until within fe~ days past, when
something nterfcred with ia operations In order To AZ
,er,ain what vss wrong the workmen engaged IN the
work Of cleaning the lower portion OF the furnsce out:
buLwbst they we're engaged the hot metal came run
ming out in torrents unexpecedy that I've persons
were literally sho wcred with the liquid FIRE, iminedi
ateIv setting their clothing IRE and burning them IN
dreadfu and shocking manner. Some o The unfortunate
men Jumped the canal and others into the water tub,
hut this proved all unavsilng-they dreadnliy
burned that human help could them John Raler,
David lands, W. Murray, and called Dutch john,
have eince lied from their wounds aud buried yes
terday, whilst Noses Wolf another OF the injured can
hardly survive hs injuries II appears thai the furnsco
must have been coke1 up at the )p and VIII st the men
engaged opening II below the hot metal fell from
the top OF the STACK Into the hearth raining down upon
the workmen so suddenly that impossible 10 save
them. The burning fluid also very setting the
whole works on ire The deceased leave large smiesS
mourn their sudden and early loss.-H1rriseng (Fdb
Telegraph, Ftb. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17
Superior Court-Part First.
Before Hon. Judge Slosson.

ACTION AGAINST AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
FEB 13.-Eisha Ruckman rs The Astor Mu-
tuai Insurance Company.-Ths Is an action upon a
policy of insurance effected the schooner Marga-
ret Hopping, on a voyage from New York to San
Francisco in December, ls49. A similar case was
tried once before at the suit of the same plaintiff
against another company. when there was a verdict
for the plaintiff. The present suit has occupied
veral days. The complaint alleges that the vessel
sailed from New York in December, lsi9, with a
cargo of lumber and other goods that she oblig
ed to put into Rio dc Janero and that on the 4th Of
March, 1850, the yellow fever broke out the master
and two of the crew falling victims 20 that fearful
malady; several of the crew were sick Of the same
disease, and severe storms being encountered the
vessel was put into st. GATHERINGS, in the Brazis.
where she was repaired, and expenses incurred to
the amount Of 1894, all Of which were paid with
the exception of something about 800. The Mar
garct Hopping sailed from st. GATHERINGS June 7,
1850, under command Of Captain Dean, who was
appointed TO take charge of her by the American
Minister at st. GATHERINGS; new crew was shipped;
the vessel encountered violent gales and storms in
doubling Cape Horn; when sixty days of the Cape
she compelled 20 put into Valparaiso, where she
was surveyed and again rcpaired-whch repairs and
expenses Of taking care Of the vessel and cargo
amounted TO a moiety OF her value; all her cargo
was sold to pay for the repairs. no money could
be borrowed on bottomry. aud this proving INSULT
cient 10 pay the amount due. the master abandoned
the voyage and sold the schooner for $1,000. When
the news arrived in New York, the plaintiff made
proof Of loss and claimed that the valuation Of the
vessel as stated in the policy was sl2. 900.
The defendants admit the policy, but deny that
the vesfl was injured TO half her value when she put
into Valparaiso they also say that the vessel was
fully epaired before any of the cargo the schooner
was sold that the money 10 pay for repairs might
have been procured, and that the sale was made by
the master under mistake of his duties and right,
and was unauthorized. and that the voyage was not
broken up by any Of the perils against which the
vessel was insured. The defendants also say that IL
the master could not procure money, II was the
plaintiffs neglect in not providing him with funds or
credit for such contingency and that by That means
the schooner was lost by the plaintiffs negligence;
that the plaintiff had ratified the sale and accepted
the proceed. and applied them TO his own use.
After a charge from the Judge the jury brought
in verdict or plaintiff for the total loss. 81 2j7 2j
subject to adjustment by the General Term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17

HoSprRAs- SINGULAR ADVENTURE WITH Cook
VESSEL The brig Helen Jane, Capt. Nickcrson nj
this port brings advces from Omoa 10 jan 2, and from
Truxillo TO the 18TH There no news Of importance
The country quiet and healthy. Captain Nickerson
relates singular adventure with the steward OF hi
sci on the outward passage which somevhat enlvene
the usual dull monotony or ocean life II appears that
white man having American protection, and giving
his name Halves Crovell, OF West Dennis, Cape Cod,
shipped this port In the capacity OF steward, and
cevea his advance wages before going board. The
YES proceeded and the morning OF the FIRST
day out the steward was missing, supposed by all on
board TO have fallen into the during the nigh, and
drowned Accordingly another man was appointed his
duty and everything went on without suspicion. The
voyage continued prospcrousy nothing occurred 10
admonsh the captain that his cargo leaking very
unusual manner, and becoming daily beautifully less by
an operation which might well be compared 10 some late
financial msnnuvrine ashore II seems, however, that
Otter some days one Of the accidentally discovered
that fhe cargo IN the hold had been broken into
aud an empty basket Of champagne was foun d
with other indications Of robbery. The cap.
taln's attention was Immediately called to the
fact and he Of suspected the Of committing
the depreciation, and instantly called them account but
nothing could be elected from the nvestg son 10 tx the
crime any Of the crew, who stouy denied all know
ledge OF the matter. Thus the affair rested unit. their
arrival at Oxlo, twenty two days after leaving Boston
CD the first night alter ancborng the suddenly
startled by the appearance IN the fecsste Of the lost
steward and firmly convinced were the frightened
sailors Of the death Of their shipmac, that they all in
stanty fed on deck from the supposed spparuon ana
told the captain These fears, however, were soon
quieted for the steward had really appeared and upon
beng questioned confessed thai be hsa secaoeu ~ a
lrium remens and for twenty two days ionoWlng nad
lived luxuriousy champagne raisins, ham NC. unng
sumptuousy every day. and bad enjoyed what on SHORE
would be called q BENDER He consumed during the
voyage eight baskets Of champagne six boxes o. rasns
and other things in proportion re wa e IN tne ns"cs
trial The loss 10 captain will amount to abos $3.50
Captain Nickerson reports having passed Jan 30 latitude
q onsa. 20 the cs, c.osaSp bound 70 Vera
Cruz --Besfor Traveller Ftb ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17

DEArH OF AN INDIAN CHEF IN KANsas.-trom
the QirdorO Chindocon learn that the eryspeas IN
an epidemic form, prevailing among the Wyando'e IN
dams Quite number Of have proved fatal george
Clark, Chief Of the wysndots died on the Isl INST
II, after sr ipcss Of only two days.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
st. YnIentine,s llnr.

Sunday the 18th will be St. Valentines Day,
but as Cupid is pious observer Of the Sabbath,
we suppose that his free.loye business will be
principally done up on Saturday. We are glad
that VIC are out of tho range of his darts, on.
trsnched behind crinolino and safely locked up
in the matrimonial calaboo'ei aud, pceping out
from our retreat, we cannot help plying our un-
fortunate bachelor friends, whose hearts are ex.
posed on every side, to the villaipous attacks Of
the little "misohef maker" Who can tell,
how many Hclons will be stolen-how many
Troys, though walled around with crinoliue,
will be beseged and taken, and how many hearts
transfxed by his golden pointed arrows, will be
borne in Triumph to Hymen's altar, as trophies
of his conquests on St. Valentines dayl The
incest little BILLET DoUx can still be had at PE.
LAN's Bookstore.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12

ssndusky and Toledo-those gigantic cities
formidable rivals Of Pckin, Hong Kong, London,
Tiliu, &c.,-are bristllng up to each other like a
couple Of infatuated hedge,hogs. It's all about
the State Fair. The Fair was awarded TO San
dusky, wheroalon the Toledo Times sarlastical-
y calls sandusky ga frog pond" The Register
retorts by twtting the Times of "snarling and
whining" We see plainly that desperate fight
Is inevitable. There's FIRE in the eyes of the
gladiators that can't be mistaken. Frogs will, as
usual, figure conspieuousy in the battle.-CLEvE-
LAND PLAMDEALEa.
We deny the soft impeachment, London, Pc
kin and Hong Kong are no moro to be compared
with Tiiiin, than the editor of the Toledo TINES
with his amphibous neighbors of the "frog pond"
which are made quite respectable by the associa-
tion. Tifiln does not depend upon Circuses, Me-
nageries, Monkey shows and State Fairs to es-
tablish her reputation as a city. Do you take1
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
Ontgoing and Incoming.

Our now Probate Judge and County Clerk wore
qualified and entered upon the duties of their
respective Offices, on Monday last, Judge Hord
retiros from an Office, which he has llod so cred
itahly to himself ami tho county, to resume the
practice Of law. Our wish is that he may be as
useful and successful professionally, as no has
been officially He is succeeded by Mr. T. II.
Bagby, Of whose qualifications we kuow but lit
tie. We hope he will faithfully discharge the
duties of the Office, aid thus vndcate himself
in the eyes Of his political opponents. George
S. Cristlip, ESQ.,, takes the place Of Mr.. P. Spiel
man, as Clerk OF the Court We have heard Mr.
Cdstlip favorably spoken Of aud believe that he
will make a good officer. Mr.. Spielman has
served the county long and faithfully and retires
with the good wishes Of men Of both partiCs,--
May success attend him in the future.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
Timn Gymnasium. .

We are pleased to announce that this institu
ton, which has been in contemplation for some
time, is now fully rirgcd out in LoesseF's Block,
and all those, desrous of developing their physic-
al energies aud promoting their health, by limo.
cent aud useful exercises specially designed ior
that purpose, are respectfully invited to avail
themselves Of its advantages. few Of OUT
most worthy citizens, feeling that Gymnasium
in Titiiu, whom properly conducted, would be ol
great advantage TO tho public, have. after con,
siderable sacrifice of time and money, succeeded
in procuring and fitting up an admirable appara-
tus, admitting Of some fifty different exercises.-
We hope the public will sustain them in their
laudable enterprise and, in doing 80, benefit
themselves. We speak from experience, when
we say that the exercises are both amusing and
profitable. The merchant and the professional
man, those OF reouse and sedentary habits, as
well as the dyspeptic and hypochondriac, will
find few moments, spent in the gymnasium, a
happy relaxation from the cares and vexations oil
life. The admission fee is no obstacle, when the
advantages of healthy and intellectual exercise
are considered. For terms, &c. see card in an
other place.