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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

NSIl pro COIlIGSSO. l-ta f
MN. NORTON, 9. a.p.D.
Commits Office
Nov 2, 1860. 9s-sm5e
The Report Qfthe Treasurer ofthe
Commissioners Of the Poor, IN Gc-
cordance totth The act efthe Lcgis-
lature. FidH Term, 1850.
RECEIPTS.
l949s To amt. in Treasurer,s
hands as per last report, &I2 SIS
1850. To am I. reed. from tax
collector, (tax assessed.l
treasurer S commission on
;lit1o al Q l32 per cent.
DISBURSEMENTS.
l849. Paid Keowee Coaytsr
for adyertisin last report, 96 90
1850, Jan, 1873 lbs. sugar at
Gel lb., $lI 97
- ID. SIENNA 81
2 sacks salt, I,50 s 90
IOu lUS,s COIlSP lOC 10 UU 80 III
5i6 lbs. pork &c 26 Cd
l43 b. Cor 40c 81 90.
June for eradling and binding l 81
.lS49, Oct. III. Price fof ! Ia
bush wheat at 81 90, Ts ] so.
T. Garrett for2 eoains, 75c, I so.
V.James formaking Q pair
shoes, SOC, &c
w Alexander for 10 b. corn SO 6 OOI
lfPrlce TO-" y" 9" 5 OO|
y Price for plankfor 2cofins sol
ID M Alexander for smiths
work as per Bill 4 90
q l-2 lbs. sole leather 25c 1 go
5 .KIrksey store acc'ta as per
Entrance money in, asylum for 4
- lyester and ~ Nc
Glelland as per rect. 100 90 |
Expenses Of travel TO asylum
and back q sri
> Kelly for sundry items go |
Jno Price, stewart's wages so O01
J Norton for 446 lbs pork a lT. 81 i
Dr., Lawrence fee for exam
lning lunatic Ivesier S COL
Dr. Earle, fee for examining i
lunatics Iyester e. MED Iceland 10 90 !
: KIrksey for gro. brace ~
mouIds ~. !. ,as !
For hauling groceries from
Hamburg q o3I
For ! SIDE upper leather 8 %
I 9r the gross ofi4I6 lbs po' 4 90 I
WY CAN'T for holding writ Of
,undey8 ~, 10 0O7I |
WECLee do S O0E
Am I Of disbursements $305 36 / .. |
Trees, COM on do. 9 col
Amount expended incIu-
ding Treas, com. 800 a6 To
a Amatrec ddeducting
Treas com $50 A5E
sNS ..4-r---.--..-4s---s-
balance due Treas, $40 5Iia-2l
1t'wiil be seen by tie balances III ac-
coGnis seventy doII4rsand 81 Is2 I
cents are due the TFeasurer Sci
great Z. deficit is caused frons having
8; s;5sis ilse anatlcs Elisha Iyester and +
ElIsabs; hldcl l;lellend to tlls Il AsylaTsl. i
| ke above amoun Was borrowed Tor t
that pnfpps .a1d interest Is doe tllefesI
Iose from ebous the dSst of SeptVns. /
Der last tll paid.
ROBERT CRAIG
& l'feaSafss
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DH@ OLD 4kSN

or COZ .4I3YlNlg GfIilD.
II B 3F.NSO% 81 SON ha {.
8Is S. day Owe opar ne :
ship by lnu ua consel III person
nlebled o hem i e most earne y
feqneste NAE mined a e pay
uent,
We take MS oppo nm'jy ofre-
urn g OH nee e thinks 10 he cut
ems Of Anderson and PcEiens io
the lbera suppo- hey have been
p,eased o give us b onr u ness.
s f. b. BENSON,
j. b. BENSON.
Jan. l, 1851. 33 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

w W. are 8ulHDf4S8tf 10 HlEs
ncunce Capt JoffN SEUREN as d an
.didata for Sheriff of I'ickous Diuiot
81 The 6sss0ing sfee Sod So asai
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

E Ihe friends 81 EIARt 81
n6Sr, Esd, beg leeve so s.sp'"
him as q Candiaate lsn,. -
fscksns NistFiss, u sIss
'ti5a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

The small pox appears to be very preva
lent. All over the eastern section Of the
country from Connecticut to Maryland, we
see ,bysnotices N the papers, that cases are
occurring. 5lt a IA, ~ s.3 ~.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11


SHERIFF. S SALES,
aSicGem District.
ny VIRTUE OF wRITs OF FIERI FAcIAs 20
ME- DIRECTED.
Wilfbe sold before the Court-ho Use
IN Pickens District, within the legal
honrs, on thefrst Monday and Tues
day in February next -
4 Ii the interest which defendant.
EAs shas in a Tract of Land lying
on he road ealing from Pickensvi,e
20 Tab e Rock alio n4nge an1S Of
Rohert Norris DagdgIunk;n am
O hers, whereon the defenIan nows
lives ,containng ll5 acres more o.
els, Wagon , par gear bay
horseSsl ! bay mare one negro wo
man Ce4ia,s ON tuesday afer Sac
day'at defenlanc s sesidenqe, SO bush
els corn, 500 bund eslfodGer,2 cows.
and calyes,l sorreh colt and sor-
rel pony alltevied' ON as he prope
iyof'Peter RsiI,a free mahof color
atthe suit Of w L Keith sa&
s1fo
~. undivided halfsof a traet4of
\ Land ~ ny on Cane creek, ad Is
joining anls oF VIM. Exams, John
Cannon contain ng 200 acres, more
or less eyied on as ihe prone ~ Of
John Evans a, he sait Of ~. w,
Woodin,
ION E.o s.,
l Ia p's move sor as y
ing ! 2it,5l,,'eh y Il yer agionrg an Is o
iI' IN 3o,fi's5 Jtlo fauld'n an "
erS ievied on as tsl'eS proper vol. 'tlI-
pes w lifsans atsFhe suli ofJ.@ HOW
ard aud o hers
purchasers toepaY10#tit'essG y
t3iaeaaP4iglS3&A Al s3)(9YI4I.s aPtsrl. WI
Jan. 81 1850. 'R ~
RE &c SsA ZION PIfyrrrpIs 4
- ~ q, >, /; s..s I,s' 49,
ftsS tf3sNs iAts ~ 4 IN sSStfl ~ Nsk7tg 80
ms h'rgeg9nd p,aa9p 6Qent portrait Of
csn smis 4 copsdarsd by ~ Ia hese ma,
seen q Is be on. Of the mosi mos bea,,tiful .peci.
mems of irt aver rpblisl ed, and i correct
likeness Of Washington. Thessize Of the.
plate is eighteen brS twenty eirb inches,
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OF + RM, P TE20c
To Rks PupLIsHBD Al CteFNviLLE, S. g.

w eS Is S u q
sa .EN'sDg u EK a H.A W.
Wfs1b Yls crlGE IN ssliE Is 81
THE WESTERN ctRcul4 FRlcc AZ
psCEsNv q. IL, S. @.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

E.getyslone knows ahats there are
many iIiings which The seud mbtarai
complish; yetfno one knows whal he
actually can doaunlil hetBhas made;
the attempt sVsa fea#a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

From .Herch to Decemb r, 3Aae,ooa
pounds of chee e wer4 stn " railro 4
from,the Hcrniilken si'ioE, 10 New Yoak
State. aar8 rs Ala ,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

The edito ofthe Cincinnati Enquirer
SAYS that he ei,aw til zee ladies going tho
the st treet the other lay, each having u c.,
gal in her mouth. Tneys were dou q s
delegates to the Woman's Rights Conveh
ton. ~ t''r
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

Wilfbe sold before the Couft-honse
in Pickens District, within the legal
honrs, on the first Monday and Tues
daY in FahruarY next: -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
The Cuban Expedition n Realty.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WAsHINGToN Monday, April H.
Ilesrn from private letters from Alabama, ad'
dressed to gentleman in this city, that The Ca.
ban Expedition, Of which there has been so many
rumors, is assuming something Of formidable
shape. Quite a large number, mostly Of young
men of reckless stamp, ready for anything,
"from storniDg h down to robbiDg o hen roost,
are enlisted in the enterprise. They are enco1r-
coed. it is believed, by older men who enjoy high
social positions, ard who are looked up to for bet
ter things 1t is 'supposed to be the intention Of
the marauders 70 embark at Mobile Their place
of rendezvous is not known, but is supposed to
be ia come environ near the Gulf coast
1t seems to be the impression that they are
well furnished with arms end money.
The Government, it is proper to say, has taken
immediate steps IN the matter, and every en-
deRvor will be made to arrest all the parties Goa
cerned. Orders are already far on their way to
the conmandants OF naval forces TO be on the
alert There is not much danger, however, as the
Cubans are ermed to the teeth, and fully pre-
psred fer any force which is likely to leave our
shores. The recent vist Of ar. Clay taken in
this CONNECTION is, TO gay the least little awk-
ward. WOUfER NoN l"iLLEh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
From ssourh Amerlcn.

From tie New nrears Pcayule OF Apr s.
We have Valparaiso papers to the Goth OF
February Tbenuuoaty of Va parso employing most sai
able eAe'ton to pr9ye rrmsl ,soot9 70, e 81. 0'g T Nv
If Vsps arc for the ye,r ss0 70 as The
expenditures we're 500 The British mai steamer 'oeat rs
,srvce South Pacific coast Tbs
oofot ST, Mar arrived on the oh Feofea 3, vsptT9.o
fry ;',s ro No se g s 'a9 2 s. 6s, ,sg &
- FOR Nsp'r.s@ oel OF ~ Co eout les from the
rV,sT y al . 81 vi - vsre e1po,:.c To- rere
as 20 a. frsir more , United s-a'es 9ri - 20
ras ana the bssucc Eoelgd pnns n- l''' .,,
avs.ge near $40 monthly showing The aarmeAtet ship
or,t tom Copepo by way a. fsn'~5 I.5 o, fl, m
rers st-eruousy rruc'he removal oil m The
Cth The -se ieral va N ,.7 Bay ~ 'A VIC
~ E. a. r. ,a oo,s 5sses-aes It
,rtor,ts, cs.trs-.d on tN- s'h II February French,
MO Wa on l way o 81 "' - ~ go, r., Pre- dent
~ a was ,.le co O. The month rcs tis excitement
rsde Ia favor OF ia C7 se.r hraqu. was sso
,opossd Tie governing Pisaslt Senior Hoa wa se' ho"
fho oogsp SSr a. vasnasrg 'asa ory pros's'' me sa
,ey oitls route 10 'e' &, =. ID al ott,nsi
The Minister Il Fr,rce Senior Umsle was "a Sapas'o on hs
r,sess We're i for u,ser Ms guidance W. HARRISON
us'terc The Rnt'h ZIP e & 'es ,5
cr,, cfih- gate Rsntan for h- prompt aad val 4
be they afforded ban removing h' snip &c when H
rae ga-o,.o Ne iro' tie lth February 's's ,l'' Bon
Bale Ts,on on tusllh He ~op eY'- h
Ag steu,a ~ ~ M i-t.d STAT. Alns + steamers was
estabrl e' ts~ee ani Chloe Ilsy were 10 car
b ~ the mails Of eHp'rse ~
New. from III, ana Bova hi bser received at pars'o Ih
pre eutsl had decided according TO The e
SUITS OF wAal s.t ,tealet ought Jog a'D however "'
provinces g. BE- 4ead un Pa an1 G. tnooi b
I'm a, NJ .. sv- r de5e1 fr Frc1eh qle they
no. ,isr@ o s t.e1ysrase Olt OF Aub e'oI fot
he had and EAs 7bf Some eaFs we're entertained
regarding u course wh ch Ire Congress co1v I'D t an extra IS
M no Mach m git aocp' Tee some fears entertained 70
gard n u POI on o. irqura our ~ 'ennea hadske'
, military precautions Whi.h riui 81 e ei-csVe
One OF miusr, executions lad tksn pse 10 slee nv
he persons of ae attempted fsw mlils sl-s 90 m1de
he Precedent ra la possible psrmss o. may - granite
" 81 D. r
tHss wears Dcoyl-s made OF -n silver depo'
q near southern Bo'vbn town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

A PLEASING INcmENT.-True ganius always
generously appreciates merit in others, and is in
nothing more tolerant ard cathoSc than in matters
of religious opinion This is illustrated BY the
distinguished Upper who is nov visiting our
country in order to Init stronger and closer the
bonds of social sympathy which unite US to the
parent isle Of Albion. Mr.. Topper is well known
TO be q Heb Churchman and arden.ly devoted to
the religious doctrines Of the English Church.
He was lately introduced to an eminent Amer
osn divine Of a quite different order Of views,
whom for the present we will name as the Rev.
DR.. Blowson. Although aware that DR.. Blowson
did lot hold some Of the cardinal points OF bis
own faith, such is the native liberality and
genial sympathy Of Upper, that when that d.
vine was presented TO him, he held out both hands
and exclsiming in the most sincere tone OF voice
DO ] have the honor Of beholdiDg the pure and
heavenly minded Blowson7" advanced to meet
him with the sumo emPressment as if they bad
been of the same way of thinking. Those who
beheld the scene speak OF it as touching and ele'
waiting in the extreme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
Lend HniaoIa.

The introduction Of Lead Poisons into the hu-
man system in the pursuit Of different employ
ments aud the zee Of various utensils, has been
attended With such disastrous consequences that
minute investigation upon the subject is the nat
ura result. A comprehensive article in the
Scalpel sets forth the causes, remedies and ex-
tent Of the evil in a clea- light. We give q brief
abstract Of the material portions Of this statement
Ii has been known from very remote antiquity
that cad, when in 8 state Of minute mechanical
division, or when rendered soluble or volatile, is
received into the lungs and stomach, and produces
the most dreadful diseases These diseases are
now well known and accurately described. The
Hospital La Charlie in Paris has long been IA
nous for the successful treatment of these aztec
hcrs. Of 2,l6l cases there treated, 1918 have
been persons suffering from attacks of lead choc,
The most distressing form Of Lead diseases. The
Preparations OF Lead which have been known
70 give rise to this complaint are: l. Metallic
lead. :. Lead in combination with oxygen the
sOeOxide, mineral orange, litharge and red load.
D. Combinations OF lead with various acids; bo-
rate Of lead sVb carbonate, cereuse or white lead
phosphate, chromate and nitrate Of lead the ace
tate or sugar Of lead. and Goulard's extract. 4
sulPharet' chloride cyanide, aud silicate OF lead,
s. The alloys OF lead with tin. SOLDER anthony
copper silver and gold. The principal methods
eywhioh lead enters the system are by the mouth
and lungs it is absorbed from the skin wben
sOraded by blister, bat not otherwise.
The tia CT commerce is often sdulters,ed with
!sad' hence copper vessels coated with tin are
H from being safe. Red eagthenware /, el,zed
With red lead. and is always acted on BY acid.
'Ad oil. Newly painted rooms have produced
anhOld III effects, from the poison being sb.
"'0ed BY the lsngs Water is often imp-egna'
"a with lead by passing through lead pipes, AID
--nHs living in lead factories arc found to be
.-'9ect to its poisonous effect. Animals psstured
80 u lead mines, and driokng the water, are
az" va p0''oned. COmpOstors and type founders
p".Raenily affected in a similar manner.
o,"siy, however, the resources Of our
"s'e given ~ the means OF obviating
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
Liner from Mexico.

Since our last the brig Union, Capt. Radovich,
hiss arrived from Vera ~, with cstes TO tbs @th uI and
the schooner Oregon, Capt treas nom Tamplco, with
journals from that civ q the date We aso hyehes
Of papers from he city OF MEXICO three days later than be-
fore received wh several letters from our CORE poadeas
From eeis and papers we make up the following In
tellgence go
vel informed An srcsn resident OF Merco vraer das o. the
ga March Will be 10 tue great
indemnify nearly spent nj
where rher pp from, Toe Gus
Do fucu. les aad les day On tie l5h
should $3.50 o the trels-fy SONS
peop Of Vera riding another etter our hs'i,
decidedly hostile The Iblantepsc Road much - inst tnJ
little cspts ttolsAt no"
protest o be ei await sun another nia gsut
the 'eat rscsstN O. Ike OF new steam
Vera Cruz We sxac, rom
be- letter
'ifyou New Orleans folks communication bstEeen
Vera Cru must be quck about H. an5 pat
f' rauring beats the tr'de VII 'e you why
present however safe tts Mexcs1s 10 rot cons Der
Tie exactly While The Spsn- vi have lice from Vera
6aySua ldtlsne Cads oT which four
sufCrg'
ne ssw,cosspcrd.rt mentions TIE allure, at,ls CITY Of Mex
frss house o nsua Co snd Lat their cs1ts
vsfe offered 20 Vera Cruz 50 from Al o. 20
company he's r'd AZ The Cy Of MeIco - VorA tbs
sulphur nires o. Forc- s'elel
Accompany tfccus ard tu lshtsrs ssrss OF
rivet ensris .aHerts ~ lsmYco.
The small pcs SD 70 b rgng TO alarming ertsr the
cti-s OF Aeuss Csien' - ara Mot-lS
We r. N'nfr account 20 The eject that CHIHUAHUA
between the Jesuts Plros, with
the csr-yfg htstts- sssnt the Government
TIE suCuse prv auied 90 SenOfes ArsnO A. Ion
and Ross a,ae axes ard snas c tie valley O,
heSo for years, With Steamboats, IN o PTUas April 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

INDIAN NEwsPAPER.-The Dakota IacaT'fkn
Him. or Dakota Friend, ' the lille OF seyen-bylweVe
sheet published at Milwaukee in the language ofthe DsSo
IA Indians monthly ted by the Dakota Mission
The March number contains number ofsrlcles The In
dian tongue with English rtnsstons and gives sn inter
eating account of he Dakota tribe There three
Iodan Tribes in this county possessing types and printing
nres.es-tbe Cherokees Choclaws and Dako,ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

SAILING OF THE BALTio-The u: s. Mal
.,s.u,,bio Baltic, Cspt. ComsTocE, sailed ye'ter.
49,, 70 O'Clock, for Liverpool As she passed
soxp the bay, she was sfluscd By the Canard
,,s,msr at Jersey City. which was promptly &C
s'o.ls3ged. The Baltic takes out sl65,OOO IN
recie and one hundred and ninety nine Passen
,sr. among whom we noticed many Of our lesd
nc citizens. This is the largest number OF pas
,srgers ever before taken from this PofE IN al
Atlantic steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
XeafherlIeHz.
o.. Mo,,s, Line, Oace Is w'aD-'

~ n'"' WEose. DAY. April l6-9 A. A.
g,r.lac0usJ unpleasant mo'a's VIM east 'as' al m''
.. bsr ~ 25 ... -..t -.,,,h.,,..
aG 20 ,. .,.s.. .... OIL,
cessy BAT 10, uap es.sa, rag her 80 ar a. 3n
-, III 49, north . . . .
Inn oucy and COLI rai-s aon'et'snt "n4 non" DALI
VEN cui, and dars sgrssrs,cs orea Their 46 wni
~ Apr l6 It has been ag hsre DUNG ne a ~
~, Tie RIVER be- fsle.-niss. sr. o-y ff- feet now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

LAUNCH OF ANOTHER CLIPrER SUBTITLE
New Clipper Ship Flying Ctoud was launched
on Tuesday Of the yard Of Mr.. d. M'Kay, East
Boston, Mass She is $50 feet long on deck, Al
feet extreme breadth of beam, 81 feet depth o.
hold, aud will register about 1890 tons; being the
largest clipper ship ever buils. She is owned by
Aess,s. Nntutn 4 Co, Of this city, aud will be
commanded by Capt. Cressey, late Of ship Oneida
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

FRysYrrs AT THE SocrH-Tbe SQraanqi Re-
y,lican publishes following eztrae OF letter daled'
Griffin. April 10
we have ja.tbd The mos washing n' ever sew ',ts ~
az exeeot Pa .os- never heard of s1ch
Complaint O. u, 70 uud beng washed ia mJ h'-
DEATH OF OLD SETTLERS Mr.. JARED VII
son prominent Of Osts GO sis5 At On ises
r. D4~D ia s1rIr late Cus l',e' OF ton
r,ccut New s'ven on .sotY nst a. ne -. o. ~
Itn more h,n bs century as d1nsl slsa counsel
brand lyoate ert cs lap 'n- vas ol tD' ''ol
r, +, cow ecton with the C9-rs Il connectei
M,Jcf Rsrs yslsrabis snt hgbh rf2e.-a ct,-
v.,r. h. i-7s NJ m Rec then youth b'cal- e'A Pta
3.phs ber Morris ahos' nsue "A del,.'a WIN ne ', ~
rsapsr, ulsr l,nt ana confidential adv 'ro Washington
% Professor EsPY, the modern Jupiter pln'
,. Cs,d ur,n us yesterday. He's on be W y re YES 10
Duo ,t-c berg s'csfta some mpofAa is.' M ne 81
rgy Tie word "a ui-1-d 90 Inn ir naly curious 2rcniiIon'
valuable ies n $50 ar. KY, -. r. ear;
Which bayr ep.ss be d'e-'d be vel "a Lectures
tls M teep.ret '1se iafr' upon b., me l1 s,,
FROM HALIFAX LADY Harvey, wife OF Sir
C-os harvey Governor Of Snva Scotia died s d az on t' In
a stsr s55, tui aes. Sue the dush.r of Lo,d
'urrsa Tie sI'ldls The .ectvs 'raa., ai, s.i G
y. ,,non Accounts n Ne"ioaaiani '''s 'n4' ms 's
fishery ulususlJ p'o'Perol.
CoUN1ERFElrERs ARREsTED-In Worcester,
Yesterday, named samuel s.'Aaop' 1aa & r.
rass courters money About 500 worth u claas' noasy
vas o-ae 20 H. posseso1 o. SON pr al gs3 start
ard tens upon Ban. Of Se~ Yors Trey sss
Committed. boston JodfAAi i'7s'1''
PAUpERs The Boston Journal says: large
runb. n II .h psapsrs have sts boon sent ION n.~
fo 10 They seat OFT b5 their aailori zoe n.
.gsf 49,. W. Fss York Mr. H4Gios. our e mus
800 lad srurbsr bach Yesterday Mr. hunroe
iwsuty even oas whom Vefs SUBJECTS o me Fo9f
Hou-e.
Mr.. WEBSTER Is BosTOS.-The Mayor and Al
sn y 8.toa have refused Of F'uus Han % M We
--,r g. al pie The resolution tbs ascoa
sias that Of the rsce . acton Of tie ard 'P - os
0f the present ere 80 sts;7 o. ne pl'
ule . nrrpsc en- 60 grant - aseoi in'hs"
THE return OF sINs If the liberty OF sims
r., be- purchased master ne VII PROBABLY r. urn - 4eorl
st.h cut ssstsr o. Tie Acora Ca9I hsly
S,.ss-s ,sck Boston Traveller fssssay.
DEATH or AN ILLINOIS EDITOR IL prison.
We learn ffe Quincy ID Js-nattatJ Brtssy 'cfnst
~ Ftof q QziHcy m h-gus csd fecfaiy 70 ~ bso Or
ia Mr. Bsd.y lawyer md gentleman Of o-fA
ecucatcn- Whittier must rre AGAIN.
DWELLING BURSED.-The dwelling OF Or Jo-
sah Brown. Wet Eorh, consansd BY F % sahaA
morning shout Toe .oss estimated a. - q Par"
Of BAH BIDS amounting 70 $500 ware burned laistles
Il The workmen on the henneoec ana FoT'
1nt halfcAa have struck Tor CHER wages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

CoRREcrIoN.-A telegraphic dispatch 10 some
Of the morning pepsrs, states that FRIEND Hum
PREY, late Mayor of Albany, died in that city
on Tuesday. This lie n mistake; the person who
died was his nephew, Of the same name.
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many of these evils. 1t has been found that Zinc
will answer every purpose of the White Lead Of
painters, and almost every purpose OF metallic
lead for roofs, wa'ertsnks, etc. being far supe-
ror TO Lead in durability, purity, and perfect
freedom from ell poisonous effects.
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