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Charles b. Smythe, Esq, late one Of tho pro-
prietors Of the Cowles House, Painesville, died
at Marengo, ILL.,, on the 2l inst. He was for
merly Mayor Of Painesvle, Prosecuting Attor-
ney Of Lake county, and editor and proprietor Of
the Painesvile Telegraph from 1912 TO ls45.-
For few years past Mr. s. had been engaged
in farming in Illinois lie was a good citizen
and much esteemed Mrs. Butler, wife Of
Mr.. Samuel Butler, one Of the pioneers of Lake
county, died at Fairport short time ago. She
became a resident of Lake county AZ years ago,
and at her deccase was the Oldest member Of
the Episcopal Church in Painesville. The
Hon. John Allen, former Mayor Of Rochester,
died last week lie was much beloved, and the
Dem6crat says few men have been followed to
the grave in that city by so many sincere mourn.
ers--Capt. Israel Turner died at Fitchburg,
Mass, on the 29th ult aged 7s. He was an
officer under Gen. Scott in the war of 1912,
and was taken prisoner at Queenstown. Gen
Scott regarded him as among the bravest Of his
officers, and ho was much esteemed as a ctl
zen.---An old pensioner named Thomas Law
Ter died in the New York Hospital on the Sth
aged 6l. "Old Tom" became Hospital pa
tient in 1922, and made his home as patient,
nurse, or pensioner, during thirty seven
years For ten years he was deaf and
blind, and spent the last seven years in bed.
Jeffrey Deroin, an extraordinary negro,
died at st. Joseph. Mo, March 2Sth, aged 5S
years He was born in st. Louis, slave of
Joseph Robidoux, the founder of St Joseph,
and passed his early life with that old noted
trader in the Indian country Deroin became
an expert trader, aud master Of several Indian
tongues. In 1885 he purchased himself, and
was employed as Government interpreter many
years. In lS44 he accompanied a number oi
Iowa and Sacs and Fox Chiefs to Europe, and
as an interpreter met with great favor at for
eign Courts. Presents were showered upon
him, and the literati sought his acquaintance.
Deroin purchased his wife some time ago of
DR.. Brown, of Ky and left several thousand
dollars worth Of property to his family, The
St. Joseph Gazette says "no negro was ever
more respected or will be more generally regret
ted than Jeffrey Deroin" And yet he mad
no rights which white men are bound to res
pect ~
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The Best whitevasn we Know of.


The arrival of the house-cleaning and house
repairing season, and several recent inquiries,
remind Us to again refer TO that first rate in-
door whitewash we described last June Near
ly years trial has confirmed all we said of it,
Our house ceilings, and the walls where not
papered, which received one coat last May, are
now as white as after usual fresh coat of lime,
and we have not been in the least troubled with
its rubbing off" The numerous published re-
ceipts, to the contrary notwithstanding, we he.
lieye no preparation of lime or other material
will adhere well without the addition Of glue,
oil or varnish. The latter two articles are ex-
pensiye, and caustic lime mixed with glue will
soon change it's color. White chalk is uncaus.
tic lime, carbonate of lime,) and this substance
is the beat substance for line, as a whitewash
A very fine and brilliant white, washed prepar-
alton Of chalk is called "Paris White" This
we buy at the paint stores for 3 cents a pound,
retail For each sixteen pounds of Paris White
we procure half pound OF the white transpar-
ent glue, costing twenty-five cents (fity cents
per pound) The sixteen pounds Of Paris
White is about as much as person will use in
day. 1t is prepared as follows
The glue is covered with cold water at night,
and in the morning is carefully heated, without
scorching, until dissolved The Paris White is
stirred with hot water enough TO give it the
proper milky consistence for applying 10 the
walls and the dissolved glue is then added aud
thoroughly mixed. 1t is then applied with
brush like the common hme whitewash Ex-
cept on very dark and smoky walls and ceilings,
a single coat is sufficient II is nearly equal in
brilliancy TO "zinc white far more expen-
siye article Let the readers of the American
Agrieulturist, tsy this method the present
Spring, on a room or two at least, and we think
they will not use lime thereafter 1t is, of
course, little more expensive than common
lime but is cheaper in the end on account of
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Husband md Wire PoIsonlng.

Murder by poison has become alarmingly
frequent, and the ministers Of justice do well to
hold convicted poisoners to the extreme penal
ty of the law In all cases of poisoning there
can be no doubt of the cool premeditation, Of
the subtle malice. 1t is secret and well CON
sidered, as well as the most difficult of detec,
ton The murderous intent belongs to the
crime, and places the pOisoner beyond the pale
of human mercy None can guard against it,
and often the victim is the most unsuspochng.
Not long since Mrs. Mary Hartung was con-
victed at Albany of poisoning her husband
The testimony was quite conclusive, and show
ed a cool, premeditaled determination to be rid
of him by poison. Extraordinary efforts have
been made to procure accumulation Of her SEN
tence. on account Of her sex. Gov. Morgan
has proved innexibe, and 10 the final appeal re-
piled that he "believed her to be guilty Of the
deliberate murder Of her husband by poison
ing and that "she must suffer the penalty the
law has imposed upon her" She will be hung.
An extraordinary case Of wife poisoning in
Canada has just resulted in the conviction and
sentence 10 QedLn Oh tue uuauhllu Ut. mug
OF Brighton, was charged with poisoning his
wife. Dr. King was graduate of three of the
Medical Institutions of Philadelphia, and com
menced practice in Brighton in 1853. He was
promising young physician, of outward moral
habits, a regular attendant of Church, and was
much respected. In 1854, King married Sarah
Anne Lawson, and while he was in college his
wife resided with her parents. The testimony
disclosed that they did not live happily togeth
er, and that Dr. King visited and exchanged
letters with a Miss Garrett. On one occasion
he sent her a note to the effect that his wife
must soon die, and asking Miss G. to hold her
self in readiness to take Mrs. Kings place 1t
was in evidence that as a physician he cruelty
and persstenty used his skill for the destuc-
ton of the life of his wife under the pretence Of
saving it-that he stood by the bedside of his
dying wife, and while speaking words Of com
fort, was betraying her to gradual and painful
death King was sentenced TO be hung on the
9th of June, and as in the case Of Mrs Hartung,
it is TO be hoped the gallows will not be cheat
ed Of its due.
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Anustilltnte.

.,s s'uUs 'i sususr,.
LECTURES ~
PHRENOLOGE,
SHOWING
rs UriLIrY IN rHR Isl
MORAL, INTELLECTUAL,
X BODILY DEVELOPMENT
u OF MAN.
GtBy Prof. l. n. Fowler, =
Fowler and Wells,
- NEW YORK.
AT MELODEON HALL,
Commencing on Monday Evening, April
lth, and continuing Six Successive
Evenings.
Fi Lecture Free Subsequent Lectures % csnts Chill
dren i5csnts. Tickets for the Course ST. tobe had
at The Bookstores aud at the dooi the Lee
ture Room Doors open at ~ O'Clock,
Lecture at 8, and
close with
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.
subjects of the Six Lectures.
FIRST.
How to read Character sceniifcay-The Philosophy and
Proofs OF Phrnology-The Tempcraneuts tYiai, Mo
tive and A1entaD their Combinations aud Influence
Human Character Examinations Of Persons se-
leced by the Audience.
SECOND
What TO Do-The Application of Phrenoogy to the Choice
ofthe most appropriate Occupation Pursuit in Life,
pointing out those Ayocatous to which each person is
best adop.ed, and In which he may may not best
coed. very useful Lecture.
THIRD.
Our Social Relaions-The Continuance Of the RaceTo
the Unmarried-who should md who should not Marry
The Right Age-Li ikes and Dislikes-Marrying Cousins
Jealousy, its Causes Cure-Beauty and Fashion
The Choice cf Consonill Companions for Life-Adqpa-
uon-Courtship and Misunderstanding to both SEXES
FOURTH
Intellectual Culture and Selfmproyement- Memory, how
to Secure and Retain it-How TO become good Thinkers,
Writers and Speakers-The Base Of succfss in Business
etc. An important and useful Lesson TO ALL and espe
Cially to Tourg men and women.
FIFTH
On the Right Government Training ana Proper Education
Of Chdrtn, with Advice to Young Men and Women
solfCuture and Personal Development Every parent,
teacher and youth should hear it, Each Lecture to close
with public Examinations.
SIXTH
Perfection OF character the Moral Nature OF Man. in
cluding his Relations to Society and the DeityA future
Stste-PoRer to control and direct all Propensites
aud Pas ions and to resist TemptatonsHow to acquire
Res ect, Mora, Prudence and Circumsp peconThe True
Scientific Interpretation Of Faith Hope and Charity
Lecture of the highest interest and importance.
Professional deneations Of Character with Charts and
full written opinions, and advice touching Health most
Appropriate Avocation, Seflmprlven ent, Faults Mar
riage etc, daily, at the Weddell House.
No study compares with that of MAN, either magnitude
or practical utility, It teaches OURSELVES, fell
low-men duties and our capabilities PhrenolOgy puts
the finger Of Absolute Knowledg the whole cycle Of
human interests-maerial social Intellectual and moral
every good and its increase; every evil and its remedy
Mans noras may be improved his vices suppressed his
virtues dsvelopeJ and Phrenoogy shows how Should II
not therefore, command your first attention. apr6R6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12

tbs ELEPHANT SEEN The Chicago Her
aid notices the return Of couple of Pike
Peakes who went out to that country at the
FIST stages ofthe gold fever, and who announce
that they have been "clean through the mena-
gerie."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-12

SHOCKING AFFAIR.-The Rev Jonathan Post
aud his wife, aged nearly 30 yeaB, were mur.
dered IN Marquette county, Wis, few days
ago, by an insane son, aged SO. The maniac
seized an axe, and inflicted fatal blows on the
heads of both his venerable parents before his
arm could be arrested. The son had been an
inmate Of the Utica Asylum several years, but
had 90 far recovered that his parents thought il
sa!o for them to take charge Of him.
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NIARRIEp,

IA Burton, on The Oh lost MI J. Il JOHNSON to Miss
LUCY A. STRICKLAND.
In Claridon on the 9Th inst Mr. WILLIAM SMITH
Of n. oomhod, TO Aliss DENsY NJ PRESTON OF Glars
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0cnrrol NoiifGs.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER.
- ,SHIP-The partnership of Whitelaw and Marshall
was tins day Dissolved All notes and accounts well
as ne indebtedness Of the firm, will be settled by George
hursha who will continle the Saddle and Harness
business at the old stand GEO. WHIIELAW,
April lst, 1850 GEO II MARSH IAiI
N Ii Persons indebted to tho luo rrm by note OF ac-
count are requested To make Immediate settlement par
ucularly those of mure than three months standing
aprs.22G
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its better color, greater permanence, and firm
adherence to the plastering. At least, such is
our experience american Agriouliursi jor
Auru
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Home Sewing Machine Co., Cleveland, 0.
ONCE in Forcs city, Biloxi, No $50 Superior st.
PRIOE TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.

EvERY MACHINE WARRANTED 70 Perform WELL.
THIS MACHINE has received the
l. sanction and approval of various State aud Count
Fafs, but solicit attention much to theseAs
the Machine itself in practical use.
HIGH PRIZE AND LOW PRICE.
Can a SEWING Machine he furisbed for S2h which
shl in fact be seVCeable than those now sid for
S1OOf
Tue that's you should pay 800 good Sewing Ma
chine
Are all Sewing Machines worthless which do not eos
sl0Oi
w uudertak here ia answer these questions. Read
~ Call and see the Howe Sewing Machine work
Ce- Inquire of some Of the families using them
~ Tbis precauttnn will enable you S75 IN the
purchase Of wing Mach ne
~ The Home Sewing Machine is arrantod to perform
iepresenied
~ rhr Home Sewine Machine dess not require a Ma
Chinist TO keep Il in order.
Il must be conceded that Sewirg Machine which does
family sewing rapid and we'll is good Machine, with
out regard To the cost.
Also that The simpler the construction Of the Machine,
the cheaer It can be ma 10, and the less likely 1t is to get
out Of repair.
Now compare the stilcheso the different Machines:
THE WHEELER WILSON OR SINGER STITCH.
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FOR LAKE sURERIOR.

.sTR THE NEW FAST AND
IssslIla1aalsAi stauneh Steamer NO RTHERN LIGHT,
Johu Spauiding, Master will leave foT Lake Superior
ports, on Tuesday tn 18Th inst, AZ O'clock p D.
HkNNA, GARRETsoN 4 co.
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YOUTH TO ruE AoEoi -stRENeIH TO TVS wnAEl
This novel preparation has met with the approval ol the
faculty in ov,y part Of tho world aud the uscovcrer and
proprietor foarlessly proclaims t to BE-
UNEQUALED
regsnsraor AID rsstorsr Of wasted uer functions
iutchals Life Exbilaratt shoul be used by ai
GUS persuns as It stimulates the nerves hc natua
work, end wi not produce reaction matter how sud
denly dropped
Il is also Grand Tonic and will sive relief In Dyspop-
sa Ni the first dose brief persistence in It's use will
renoyate the stomach degree Of perfect health and
bsnish Dyspepsia forever.
The aged should be certain TO make lIuchne's Life III
hilant household god inasmuch as II will render them
youthful in feeling aud in strength aud enable them to
live again the days Of their pristine 10y. II not only
oxhlaates but strengthens und is really Invaluable
blessing especially 10 those who have been reduced %
oondos Of serilty by selfabuse misfortune ordinary
sckue No matter what the VI the impotency Of
any human organ this superb EHhilaant will the
effect at once and forever
Huchings' Life EHharsnt should be used by all per
sous Who havo dsoulored nerves. stomach liver muscular
acion torpid intellect lowness Of spirits. It is
pounded from harmless ct powerful simples and contains
not a grain atom of mineral substance.
Females afflicted with barrenness will discover in
Huchngr E1hilaan tho realization OF their hopes Of
terbty.
This remarkable and unapproachable preparation for
bes street, New City An orders should be address
cd him by express ovorywhere. One large bottle
sli bottles for s.. Sold by wM. FIsKE Cleveland.
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- The weak MI recel1

~ The Dyspeptic can have all his woes ban
shed it he vii but use Hutchngs Life EKhlarant Weak
stomach feeble digestion. distress eating costve
habits bhJusness, low spirits, will fud MASTER IN the
above compound. Sold by VIM. FISKE Cleveland aud
by lruggiss generally. anrl2l 3 w9nl23a
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TICKETS
Notice.
REMOVAL.

EDWARDS & IDDINGS have re-
~ removed from Nos 20 aud az River street, tu Nos
a Water aud 46 and IS Union Lane where their business
Will hereafter DO, Aprf2d3D230
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HUTcHINes LIFE EImLARANT. - Ladies of
weak sicy constitutions should tske the Hutc ngs
Life Exharunt will make you strong, healthy and hap
Wy remove all obstuctiUns and irregularities from the
organs and restore the bloom Of health to the
sicky and wasted caro-wo1n face. Sold by wn Fiske,
Cleveland
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~ The nervous viii find Hutchings' Life
EIhilaFator remedy for al their suffering; and per-
sons who from the nudicous Of liquors. have become
detected and their systems shattered and
tutions broken down. Sold by VIM Fske. Cleveland
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II The aged can have health renewed by
Hutchngs Life E1hayant which Is nialble as a reiu-
venant, and will restore wasted strength with magiea.
promptnsss and wonderful permanence For old and fee
BILE persons equal Sold by VIM Fske Cleye-
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HUTcHINas' LIFE ExmLARANT - One dose
will remove the dsagreeubie and distressing effects Of
wind or Fatuleuce and the to stomach receives
the nvgorang effects tho distressing load and all painful
fee -gs will be removed Sold by VIM FisLe. Cleveland
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- Hutchings, Life ExhiIarant b a reiuye

nator Of unapproachable and uimiabo excellence For
all nervous diseases matter how produced it must be
considered an iufallble ,pocifo It's also Tor uc
tons cenerng the liver stomach brain. Its mission
is to btow Strength vitality, and physical ability Sold
by VIM. Fisko Cleveland.
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The objections to this stitch arc obvious The lower
threHd merely stens the stitches which taken hy the
upper hre'd In point oi strength tiis is theref3re
single ihred stitch 1t breais in elastic cloth when
condition
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NJ OF ICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the subscriber has been appointed and qualified
Executor on the Estate f John Williamson, deceased
Of CuyahOga County.
aufld3w227 l. C. PENDLETON
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MARINE INSURANCE.
.NHE SUBSCRIBERS are nrennred

4 10 wrllo upon hulls Cargocs and Free ht III some
Of the best New York Marine In uauce rmpanies They
have also arrangements 70 upon tus and Cargoes
from Cleve!a and other LaAH Ports London LIVER
pool mur3O.2w BkAYION MASON
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Ntm A0utrlisemtnts.
nuTonINas, IaFN RxnILARANr

YOUTH 10 THE AoED -stRENolH TO TVS wHAKl
This novel preparation has met with the approval ct the
faculty In ovtyp Of the world, aud the uscovcrer and
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TVhLIUN LNUHANNL.
/ DRAFTS IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
lORGE GRNNNFIELD. MIG

~ MAKER, &c No 1856 Bauk street. has inst return
ed rom Europe with splendid tmont If HAIR and
everything used IN his liue the latest styles Having
made selections from tho markets. feels confident
OF PIE. 81 ggll who may fyor him with call He vuud
cH the Ltdirs particular attention ms stock of LONG
HAIR FOR BRAlD<, SC. a choice assortment uI Per
tumenes, Combs brushes, Gr &C
lB Ladgs llnr Dressed rooms ur their own
licences ln we latest PIrl>lhu STYLES. GRO
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t1V@ Hutchings' Lille E1hilarant is quick ant

eectual curing the and most aggravated cases OF
Dyspepsia Kidney Complaints snd all other arrangements
Of the stomach and bowel and will tho melancholy
aud dropping spirits immediately The feeble
and sicky should try IT, Sold Ly VIM Fiske, Cleveland
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TO Builders and Others.
manufaelurIng EIuIldlng nTaterIaIs,
FLAMING AND sCROLL SAVING

Done for Customers.
" Orders rom the country promptly executed at the
hil cor. of Erie and hinsman Streets Cleveland OHIO
mar Nw6m24s &. Ii KIDNEY
nj -, fS7--T5Ts
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FOR STORAGE.

FUN 0IUhAUE.
TWO CELLARS and ONE LOFT,
Il q feet by s0 Cellars suitable for Sugar and Aolasses
Nos 81 and SO Merwin It. Inquire OF
maT30 W AIEIHTNCH
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Notice.

= 80 - Tho Schooner KETCHUM
will Tor Marquette the opening OF navigation to
Lake Superior. For freight apply 10
prT:lO227 l.. II SIS. BURGESS.
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Dissolution

Dissolution,
iINHE FIRM OF e. N. PARKS a.
\ Co is this dsy dissolved by mutual consent The bus
ne viii be continued old stand mo 2l5 SupeTior
street by f g. Bush, who will pas all demands agaius
the 9le hI, ana to whom all debts due said rm are t.
pe palu. T.. N. PARKS,
20, Il. C. BUSH
81 .nrrHppg
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-09
M. HERMAN.
Mobile, Ala, Bladon Springs, Ala, and
Okolona, Miss,

Mobile, Ala, Bladon Springs, Ala, and
Okolona, Miss,
I s now prepared to exhibit bis usual extensive
/ and varied stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods for the Spring Trade, asking spe-
cial attention to his stock OF Dress Goods, com
pising all that is rich in fabric and rare instyle
Our stock, embracing as it does, in every de-
pertinent of the trade, is unsurpassed by that of
any other House in the Country, and will be
kept full and complete throughout the Season.
He has now III store one of the best stocks in
his line ever brought to the town. 1t comprises
a full assortment of
Dress Goods: the standard brands of fast
colored Prints, Muslins, Bereges. Organdies,
Ginghams, Cottonades Linen, DilHites and drills;
broWa and bleached Sheetings, Shirtmgs, Tick
inp, Stripes and checks, and all kind of heavy
Staples.
White Goods Table Diapers, Cloth and
Napkins, Jaeonet, Cambria, Tape, Checks,
Swiss mill book Musns, VictoNa Lawns, Dot
ted Swiss, Irish Linen, Marseills. Black Dress
Silks, Printed Berege, and Jaconet Lawn Robes,
Fancy Calicos, Bereges French, English, Scotch
and American Lawns, Organaies, Silk Tissue and
Pointed Jaconets, White and Colored Brilliants,
Alpacas, Musns, French, Scotch and American
Ginghams, Ribbons of the latest Spring STYLES.
Clothing. of French, Belgian and Domes-'
tic Cloths, black and coored Doeskins; CASH
meres Drap dc tat Italian Cloth, SILK, Satin Mar
sells and Velvet. Shirt Linen, Marseils aud
Prints. Collars of thesame description.
English and German Hosiery Gloves and Mits,
Linen silk, and cotton Handkerchiefs, Cravats,
Parasols, Umbrellas; Ladies, Misses, Gents,
Boys and Childrens Dress, Visiting, Ball and
Walking Shoes, to suit aud fit every foot-dura-
bility in leather and work is known to our custo-
mers Extension Skirts, 80, 81, 20, Is, IL, Z,
&C.; Hoped Skirts of late style and excellent
quality. Jewelry, and full assortment Of No
tons. Also Cigars, Tobacco, Crockery and Hard
ware. Soliciting trade on liberal terms, but
cash buys the cheapest. invite notice to the
house. j b. BEAN, I Personal
i. HERMAN, Attenders.
Okolona, Apr %, $50.
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OKOLONA MALE ACADEMY.

Okolona, Apr %, $50.