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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-01
CHERRY CREEK, X. T., !
Dec. -, 1858.
Samuel. HALE, rs

! ItC. 1905.
SAMUEL HALE, Esq:
Dear Sir:-Agreeable to my promise,
l shall write you few lines concerning
this god country; and in doing SO, shall
not be able to give you az definite informa-
ton as ] could wish, as it was about the
first Of November when We arrived here,
since when there has been little digging
done, and in fact little before. as there
were but few here during the mining sea.
son, and those who We're here devoted their
| time mostly to prospecting.
The stories that are circulated east, are
usually exaggerated At any rate they cir
culate east before they get to us
As near as can ascertain from good au
thority, gold is found on all the streams
(which issue from the mountain) from
the head waters of the Arkansas to those Of
the North Platte In what quantities, |
cannot say positively The most digging
has been done on Cherry Creek, IA branch
Of the South Platte and on the Platte it
self The best claims will turn out about
twenty-five cents to a pan Of dirt. Such
diggings will pay largely if suices be con-
structed, and even rockers could make 3
nice thing if water is convenient
The gold dirt on any Of these streams
which come from the mountains, will aver
age from one to ten cents to the pan
There has been but little prospecting done
in the mountains as yet. No party has
gone ON to the mountains ten or fifteen
miles, and not found shot gold Thi.
is coarser quality than is founnd in the
country, and the grains of which are about
the size of mustard seeds. They say they
have good thing. and have commenced
building their cabins there; but as to what
amount Of gold they get, they yet refuse
to Disclose.
cannot help but think. from the amount
of gold which is distributed over the coun-
try here there must De some rich deposits,
and those will probably be found in the
mountains. When he mining season
opens again, and there are hundreds pros
prospecting the country over, where there
has been one heretofore, We will know
something definite about the gold, and not
before There is one thing which speaks
favorably for the country. aud that is. those
who have been here some time, and the
recent emigration, seem perfectly willing
to remain and try their hand during the
coming season.
There is nothing here 10 make an agri-
cultural region. There is but little land
here that will raise anything; and besides,
timber is scarce, and next to no hard tim
Der at all There is good deal of pine
in the mountains (mostly yellow pine) which
makes very good lumber Game is ahun-
| dant
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~ y T. pf hit tlbaN, county ~ lHCiGlli, -
" At a session of the PFobat, rNurt for the
county of lngham, holden at the ...4tc Office
IN the village OF Mason, ON Monday ;hc 2sth lay
OF February, 4. II. lSI? Present, VIM. II.
Pinckncy. Judge Of Probate In the matter of
the estate at Anna Parsons, deceased on read
ing and filing the petition daily verified OF James
Turner, PRAYING that an Instrument in writing,
purporting to be the last will and testament of
said deceased, and heretofore filed in this court
may he admitted to probate.
Thercupon it is ordered, that MONDAY, the > st
DAY OF March next, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, be
assigned for the hearing OF said petition, and that
the heirs at law OF said deceased, and all other
persons interested in said estate, are required 10
appear at a session Of said court then to he hol-
den ut the Probate Office in the village of Mason
and show cause, il any there be-, why the PRAYER
Of the petitioner should not be- granted Ind
IL Is fi,rtier orired, that said petitioner give
notice To the persons Interested i'm said estate OF
! the pendency OF said petition and the nearing
! thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be
published in the Lansing E,gHbAcaD, a ncwspa
per printed and circulating in said county Of
/ lncham, for . successive weeks previous 70 SAID
day of hearing. \ true copy.
WM. II. PlNCKNEY,
| 3w1ul judge of Probate.
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About 9 O'Clock Yesterday morning most
brutal outrage was committed upon two Old Ia
dies named Walton, near Marlborough, Nontgom
cry county, about lG miles above the city. The
statement of the affairs, II was brought To the
city last evening, is follows The sufferers are
a mother and daughter; the former named Gym
thia Walton, and the daughter named Elizabeth.
Mrs. Walton ia about ST. years of age, and the
daughter, who is a married lady, is about 60
wears old. They are members of the society OF
Friends The OLD ladies lived upon a
farm which belongs to Mr.. Stephen Walton, for
merly of this city. the son of Mrs. Walton
Ar. W. also owns the adjoining farm, where he
resides. Ii seems that two brothers named John
and Charles Scott, aged respectively /? and II
Years, lived in the neighborhood of the Watons,
and the eldest of the Young men was brought
up by Mr.. Walton. Yesterday morning the
Scots went together to the house of Mrs. Wal
ton, aud they sat for some time in the kitchen,
chatting with the old ladies'. Mr.. Walton was
upon the adjoining farm AT the time, but either
he or a hired man went 10 the house OF Mrs.
Walton while the young men were there, and
they were left talking to the ladies. Miss Wal
ton states that during the time The young men
we're at the house, one of them went in and ont
two or three times, and finally ne brought in a
astout club from The wood pile, and attacked
Hiss Walton with it, knocking her down and
hurting her in very serious manner. Mrs.
Walton ran forward 10 assist her daughter, and
The murderous ruiian struck her down with the
club, irjuring her head in dreadful manner, and
breaking one Of her arms. Miss Walton suppos-
es that she lav in an insensible condition Tor an
hour, and when she recovered, she found her
mother in an apparently dying condition, and the
house completely ransacked She Immediately
started TO 60 TO her brother, on the adjoining
pace, but she fell from exhaustion before she
reached her destination. She was soon discov-
cred, and her own and her mothers injuries were
"'ended TO. IL was believed that the mother
would not recover. The house was found To he
snsacked, and it is supposed it was robbed
NJ Walton also missed 800 from his own house
snieh 1t is supposed, was stoled by the broth
eN,
Inc two brothers charged with the commission
~ =, 'he inhuman crime, have been arrested
i.e! were captured in a wheelwright's shop
.nere they were concealed. They made no r.
Assanee, although they were armed with revoi
,er and bowie knife. They were conveyed &c
we PRISON at NOrristown. They attempted tG
!u.u'y themselves by saving they were drunk
-nen they committed the crime. Mrs. Walton
s'ii alive this morning. but her condition i:
'0pe'ess.-Ph;iadsiphia Bulletin, Tuesday Is
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r,.sday Morning. March I, 1859.
Nor .w-On Saturday night, certain o

Mor Law-On Saturday night. certain of
Il, citizens Of Lansing, having long suffered by
s;,bt. ,umuts, rows and sprees Of all descrip-
ion which have made the premises occupied
!, Ril Cha,e, and those of Chris. Waukenhood,
,.hEc uui.ances. These two establishments
,.r. formally waited upon on Saturday evening,
,tsa the former was Quilted and destroyed, and
=. latter would have been, but for promises Of
,stsr management We are not in favor Of Ia
,h. Las from the hands to whom It's admin
ration i committed, but there are cases, which
..sm 70 demand more speedy and eifectual, than
he law youchsaf :, and these two cases were Of
,b., kind. nor were they alone.
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- During the conllagration of Canton csns-
ed by the bombar!ment OF the British, the cy-
tcnsiye medical warehouse of our countrymmi
I'r. j. c. AVER of Lowell, Uhe depot of his
Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills, for China)
was totally destraved. He now makes demand
upon our government for indemnity from the
loss of his property, and hence will grow an
other nut to crack with our elder brother John
nv. Stick TO il Doctor and if our Government
maintains rights wherever your Pills are sold,
We shall only be unprotected on tracts tharc very
barren-R eforBCr, Trenton, v j.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RILEY II TN MINCTESi :
RRYAN's PULNIyARY WATERS ARE

BRYAN'S PULMINARY WATERS ARE
unt,iling it the cure Of COUGHS, CoLDs, ASTHMA
BEosCHITIs, SoEE THROAT, HOARsESEss, DlrFI-
crLT BRE.THING, INCIPIEST CONSUMPTION, AND
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS They have no taste of
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou
before despaired. Testimony given in hundreds
Of cases. single dose relieves in TIN MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulnonic Wafcrs-the orr
Sinal and only genuine Is stamped BRYAN"
spurious kinds are offered for sale Twenty-Five
cents box. Sold by dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, \. Y.
For sale by Il. THATER, * Co., Lansing.
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ID Z Z ID

In Lansing, February 10Th, 1859, Mrs. ANN,
PARSONS, aged 16 years. The deceased was for
merly a resident of New Hartford, Oneida Coun-
", New York.
Also, at the Cliff Mine, Lake Superior, Feb.
lst, 1859, Rev. john BRaMwELL, aged 81 wears.
Rector of Grace Church of that place, and form
erlv OF Lansing, Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-01

TIE Fur TRADE or SAM PArL.-The aggre-
sa!e valne of furs exported from St Paul, Min
Ssa TINS year is Sl6l, 022 4; in 1857 it was
v',ssi; IN 1855 it was s96,150. The appa-
n' decrease this year is not in quantity, but is
8, 1 = by the decreased value of the furs.
=. aai Is becoming great depot and Quilted
n..s sue iur trade. Prior to 1871 the entire fur
s,uIae. on the Red River Valley, north and
nv Oh the British boundary, was collected by
... ssent OF the Hudsou's Bay Company, and
Hsu' ,ne seaboard through Nelson's River and
:. aIson Bay. In ls44 an effort was made from
~ sm to get the furs of the Red River Valley.
'e nrss year only 81, 400 worth came that way.
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prSE's PEAK. - \ number of the res

PtKg's PEAK. - \ number Of the resi-
Int. Of thu. place, are selling out aud making
,,s,arations for Pixies Peak. Ncighbors, there
.,s two siies TO the stories of gold harvesting
there, and YOU should recollect that sometimes,
arbose who 90 out for wool, come home shorn."
L., well enough alone - if you can live without
aiming in debt, and can be a few dollars better
At the end Of the year that at the beginning,
jont 90 to Pixies Peak, especially if Won have a
family
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Howard ASSOCIATION, PnfLADELPnIA.-Wc
tsement of this humane Association, in another
column. No institution in this country, We be-
Eeye, possesses more fully or more generally the
public confidence and respect, or better deserve
it, it, affairs are conducted in the most honor
able and systematic manner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-01

-" CARL WOLF, Prof. of Music, designs, il
he meets with sufficient encouragement, to COM
mence immediately course Of instruction, in
the city Of Lansing, on the Piano Forte, Ncloi-
on, Guitar, and singing. Also, thorough bass
aad harmony. For particulars enquire at the
printing Office
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FURNITURE,

In Rosewood, Mahogany, Walnut, Oak, Maple
and Cherry, with any covering, plain or fancy,
that may he desired Also
Painted Endmcle3 Bel Roam Sets,
a great variety of styles constantly on hand
Bedding, Curled Hair, Moss, Husk, Cotton aLl
Spring Mattresses.
g To the TRADE, every article in the Fur
nture, Chair, Upholstry, Hardware and Willow
Ware line, with good variety Of superior var
nshes, Japan, Veneers, Mahogany, &c, &c, are
offered at a small adcauce from cost.
All Goods Warranted as Represented.
\. Goods bought from this establishment
for Shipping, securely and properly packed for
transportation. j. W. TILLMAN.
Detroit, 1853. I95.
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TaE WnEAT.-So far as personal obser
yation goes, the wheat in Ingham Clinton, lonia
and Kent ha, not borne the winter well. The
color Of the growth il generally bad, and in
nany instances, it has winter Killed. Upon
heavy soils the roots are hove out, ami the gen
eral look is unpromising.
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SrArI or PEoBATroS.-Swipes, who visit
the Legislature a. its late session, pronounced it
q state OF probation, wherein every locotcco
member was fitting himself for higher sphere
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Prom these figures, IL will te that nearly one
fourth OF the total deaths the causes, 10y
consumption To say nothing Of TIE numerous other lis
eases springins from u ">ljght cold -
II" not triiie with your health but If suffering from
cough or cold On the lun-s buy bottle o HDoFIANDS
BAlSAMlt CORDIAL, and You may safely \
cure. Thousands have done 80 and have certified "a it,
wonderful effects.
peptc state "i the stomach ia which The German
Htters should be- used. In If weakness or gen
era debility "f the system, resulting from protrac
tel cough. the German Btteis will b. found If great
benefit
Prepared only by Dr. c. ack>pu. AIS Arch Street.
Philadelphia, and for sale by DRUGGISTS AMI Storekeepers
Throughout the United States ant Canada Price 30
cents per bottle.
FOR sale by l. Thayer & Co. r. u Burlington AMI New
bo Bro Lansing and all rectable Druggists in the
Union. lyIa3
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offer to the public by fax the largest and most
complete assortment OF
FURNITURE. CHAIRS, NA7TR ESSES,
Looking Giassee, WILLOW Ware, dc.
That can be found west of New York city. all OF
which was selected with the greatest care, and
with particular reference to the Material, Manu-
facturc, Quality, Style, Fashion and Price.
-. The same will be sold at - per cent less
than ever offered in Detroit g,
Parlor, Dining, Bedroom, Library and Office
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ittSu I

es- noCToR KEKNoTT, Cf Detroit, Will o. in Oncn'ags
the ll,h, Eaton Rapids On tie i2ta. Mason 18Th AM
at the Lansing House, Lansing, on the l4th dag g" e'
cry month, To attend To- patients afflicted With c "n'c
or lingering diseases See advertisement
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$1,000 90 sI-.Ol6 o. HOS q,

Aggregate amt loaned the above securities sl 65 %
Amount of loans secured by Mortgages, be-
ing first len Of record, on uneucumbervd
Real Estate, worth at least s26 000, . sl30O0.O0
Amount OF Stock Notes on Interest, payable
deus nd strongly endorsed, AMI ,ecur-
Ell Ly lied >. # tb, Stock,... lO0G 600 %
Amour: of Interest accrued but not due. 53i ;.}
Aggregate amount; Of Assets including Cap
s239O19 50
Liabilities for losses not dne. ........... 500 "
No other claims against the Company.
1.
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MrSc-We AGAIN draw attention to th,

MusIC-We again draw attention to the
act that Mr. G. Wolf, having relinquished all his
o,bsr business. il now about TO devote himself
to the thorough musical instruction of pupils
This is an opportunity, which if lost, cannot he
,uppIed. for there are Il few teachers in the coun
.ry equal to Mr. Wolf, and in respect to scicntif-
&c and elementary attainment, perhaps not one in
the State Lansing has peculiar advantage in
this regard.
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sT-The Store viii be conducted, as Of old, by
Crcs-man, and the Wagon Shops lay Dakn. Al
persons indebted to the old firm will do well tC
see to it Immediately, a. their affairs must and
will be closed up.
DanSylr Feb .lyt lS5u lw9nI
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,a.er.isnsnts have the privilege Of three
s.,n.ss ,v-.te.spply.o regular and ordins,,
~. Aiyertisnents, only. All others chargedby
Sr.lsFe
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sunday Assseel skooks

TNIioSE wishing Sunday School books or peri
L odical, can bc supplied on short notice, by
applying to the subscriber, or his secretary
corner ot Capitol Avenue and Lapeer street.
A. UFSON,
:. 5. Missionary.
Lansing CITY, Feb Ii, 1852.
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Taken tp.

E,Y the subscriber, in the township of Locke,
ID Ingham county, Mich, in November last,
pale red OK, five years old this spring. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay char
ges and take him away. GEORGE FISHER.
Locke, March /, 1859. 3w20l
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New CHURCH - \ Catholic Church Is
to be erected in Lansing during the coming sea
son; part of the nccdful having been already
raised by subscription.
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SWAMI LAND RoAD.-The Commissioners up
on the line of road touching this place, will meet
At lansing next week
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In Lansing, Michigan, February md, 10y Rex
II. Law, Mr.. EDGAR CHAPLIN to Miss Asa CCsF
MAN, both of Lansing.
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Take an Agency for our Publications. The
the terms are such, there can be no possibility
of loss Every Family viii be glad 10 obtain
some of them. For Particulars address.
FOWLER Is WELLS,
Iaswl No. 30S Broadway, \. \.
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JOHN n WIUTAII.

Fifth No. l., ISIS
Prepared OILY BY Dr. C. " jackson. as Arch Street
Patelpiia, and for So by Druggists aaI S,o-tle.pers
throughout lie United Safe or! Ca-afl Vr.-e - cts
per bottle 4wa0l
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NEW HOOK STORE!

NIM. NJ. CARR, has moved MS stock one door
w north of Bagley's Grocery, on Washington
Avenue. Papers, Magazines, Books andStation-
cry. Call and examine before purchasing else
where. los
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Nefice TO the Public.
GENUINE Liquors, imported from the Bonded
VI Customs Warehouse, at Montreal, can be
had from the tavcling agent At Lansing during
the session of the Legislature. Those intending
TO purchase can Judge of their quality at either
the Columbus House, Benton House, or at Ed
CARS Saloon. Further comment would be un-
necessary.
N.B.-Priccs in keeping with the times.
Il. II. ALLISON,
l9jm3 Montreal Agent
Col,uaJas House, Lansing, Jan. Is, '59.
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4 Illus. L'JDVf.I.Ili Vt Z
CT All, Oh IANNEIsrIlI L

CuNfTRoIIEz's OFFCE HARTFORD. Jan. - 1859
hereby certify that have examined the books am
securities Of the Merchants Insurance Company Of Hart
ford Conn. and lind it, Assets and Condition set forth
the foregoing Statement and believe its entire CIpI
'ai J. safely invested ana secured.
GEORGE ROBINSON, H.JW'y Comp
The subscriber is duly authorized to take risks AMI Is
-t5- ru,i.ir, IN the above RELIABLE INSURANCE COW
NSY ~ ow RATS of premiums a. the nature OF The
~-h wli admit Losses promptly and elutahly adjusted
iy@ll JAS. TURNER, Agent.
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The Phren Journal:

Devoted to all those Progressive Measures 10
the Elevation and Improvement of Mankind. II
lustrated Il wear.
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Cd as desired, as ! have
PIaininC Machine

and can III al bills OF work and material for The
entire finishing OF houses. All common sizes Of
Pine and WhitewOOi Doors for sale low.
Those In want of houses or building material
will do well 20 give NE call, for ] am bound &c
compete with al competition, let the price DC
what it may. Al kinds Of produce and occasion
ally horse, wagon, watch, or good cash nOtf
taken in part paw for building or Houses and
Lots. c. {. DODGE.
Lansing, January /, 1859. Ice
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DEEPAii.p from prescription Of 81 James Clarke,
/ ". u, Physician Extraordinary to The Queen His
invaluable Medicine Is unfiiiBg the all those
painful AMI dangerous disease incident the female
constitution.
Il nnlerate all excess. all ob-ructuus and
brings the monthly period aith regularity. These
FS should he used two three week, previous
fnement they iortify the tuition AMI lessen the
suffering during labor, eua bling the mother To- perform
her duties with safety Ia herself and c'alI.
ThaSe Piis Stoud mt be- tIlea ig f.lfi. ,i,,1g -.
FIRST THREE MONTHS # FT..Ia,4g. ts~g M sr.
to brng AtsrGrgtGgr tn; a. GHy i.g I'm. tf.g ar.
uft.
Ia all cases of Nervous aud SPINAL tG.i..a- ia,n ia
the Back and Ions H-syiur~-, tIl.ur slight Ex-r
ton Papitation of th- Heart l-si.-> ,i SPIRITS f!y~
."ric, Sick Headache mites, Jut All I" .l il--.
occl-"ned by a ti-Or!e-j system 'h--r Pills vii effect
= when all other means have f. .i.d amt alt uuu,h
se-ul remedy, do not cAttiu iron. -o,ni afrrriy.
90 any other mineral.
t1t directions accpmpanyiuE rrct ptckagr ts.cr-
the United States and Canals, tine illlsr
sole Agent for the United States arI Canaia
JOB MOSES, (lAsr l. { Eitiwin y Cos
Rochester, y \
\. B-One Dollar and postage stamp, enclosed any
authorized Agent willensure bottle containing 50 pills
oy return mail
For sale by r. THaYER, Lansing. l5Oyl
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Three Good Journals For
I q . D.
Well adapted TO all Readers in Every Family
fUEE aVVTSTgP ATE,n.

A first-class Pictorial Family Paper, devoted 10
News, Literature, Science, the Arts; to Enter
tainment, Improvement, and Progress. Publish
ed weekly AZ - 8 year.
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DIR. HOOELAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,

Coughs, colds, Influenza, Group, Hodrseness,
bronchitis, It,caWtoajd, Diseases o t the Bo,e-
els arising from colds, Lpcipisn. Con..D.y-
tton, and for .hs r,',cf and al at all poser
6le) care # Patients in aicaHceI stage. Of
the latter disease.
Tbs celebrated preparation, like the Bttcr, may lie
conn IDENTIFY relied on II = designed for class dlsess
IS more genera! ami more fatal than other 10 which
the people a. tins country subject those spriusin.
from "sicht cold" This eminent authority ilr Bell
HsSs " VIII not say that Colds to inhabitants
what the fa6JB AMI YELLOW EE 90 those of other
countries but can confidently that they usher N
Diseases II greater implicitly and mortality thaa these
latter
further proof Of the terrible fatality Of disease. re-
suit from common cold may Dee seen by a glance n,
the following statistics, taken from the records of the
Board Of Health Of Phila elpha, confe,y one of the
most healthy localities in the union
lo5.. Total death, in Philadelphia ,...... lO25l
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Dissolution.

'NHE partnership heretofore existing under
L the name and firm OF "CRosSMAS & DAKIN,
this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
ID. l.. CROSSMAN.
j. Is. DAKIN
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The Water.Cure journal.

HydrOpathy, its Philosophy and Practice: Phys
iologv, Anatomy, and the Laws Of Life and
Hcal,h. 81 year.