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r.. e. REAMEs, of North Carolina.

Il. e. REAMES, of North Carolina,
HI o F f Nj A n b Il o T III f. X S i.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
STRAW GOODS, HATS AND CAPS
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,
No. As Warren Street,
Nearly opposite Libby House, (late Wycof's,)
WILLIAM HOFFMAN, NEW YORK.
DANIEL HOFFMAN,.
November e. 1858. 97-6m.
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d. ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
SHALL the 9Th of December next, If not pre-
vously disposed at the residence of father Bennet
Holland expose to public sale my TRACT OF LAND ".
ing about miles southwest of Morrsvile Depot on the
N G. Railroad. and one mile from Salem Meeting house adj
joining the lands of Willie Holoman James Penny and
others Said land is in the original forest Also one Horse
and Saddle some Fodder Cum and other articles
liberal credit will be given, and deductions for cash pay
ments.
TT HOLLAND
November II, 1855 48-wtds..
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PALMER Il SMITH,

PALMER Il SMITH,
HAVING FORMED 4 COPARTNERSHIP IN THE
IL general brckmaking and building business respect
fully announce that they prepared to furnish bricks in
quantity, and execute contracts in their line at the
shortest notice and prices which fail to give
isactiOn.
Always hand supply of circular drain bricks to
which we invite public attention.
CHAS. W. PALMER,
ELDRIDGE SMITH
Raleigh Nav IA. So
A LII KINDS OF COURT BLANKS
IA And Solicitors Blanks &C., &c.
Always on hand at the
STANDARD OFFICE.
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A Cure for the Piles!

HAv!NG BEEN AFFLICTED rs YEARS
with this terrifying dssase and finding relief
eiye is unparalleled in its efficacy. Having cured myself
and many Others offer this remedy to the public.
as the most speedy cure discovered Northern
humbug could produce many proofs but as the Oint-
ment Is out on its own merits those that are afflicted will
be the best judges after using the Ointment By sending
One Dollar, and cents in Post Office stamps Box viii
be sent anywhere in the United States 80
Address, NEAL BROWN,
Nay 2, 1858. lswIv*
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Kings lEOUfTAIN
MILITAiR T SCHO OIL,

/ N ILITA'R Z s CHIC OL,
y0RKvILLE, sc.
II Mai. Il. JEKKINs,* Prof Asthematics, So.
Capt. A.COwARD.* Pro-. French, hS'lfN
Lieut.. c. A. sEABROOK,t Prof Latin and G,stk.
E. NJ. LAW Prof. History ani Mathematics.
r. K. THOMAS.* Pref. Bellies Lsaers.
R. T. HARPER Pref. Eng. and Arithmstic.
B. p. BOYD, Bursar = 81
Drs BARRON 1 BRATTON Surgeons.
TsRMs:-For all School Expenses s Tuition Board
ing Light Fuel Stationery Books and medical attendance
300 per Scholastic year. .-a. -.-.-. -,
No pupil under twelve eighteen years of age will
be received. -
For Further information apply to Principals Yorkville,
g..
Retersnces:-Gen. James Jones, Columbia 8. c.; Gen.
D. F. Jamison, Orangeburg s. c.; Gen j. H. Means Buck
head S. G.. Geu. Danl Wallace, Jonesyle s. c.; Col l.
D. Wilson, Society Hill, s. c.. Gen. R. G. Ii. Duuovant,
Ninety-Six Depot s. C.
+ Graduates of the S. c. Military Academy.
/ Graduate of the s. C. College.
November 81 1885, 9s-w3t*
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CLAYTON MALE ACADEMY,

-.. JOHNSTON COUNTY, N. c.
Il mence MONDAY, January the 10TH 1859.
TERMS SESSION 90 WEEKS:
Primary English Branchs, $500
Higher English and Mathematics, l2 90
Classics, Is 90
Good Board be obtained at from &c to per month.
For further particulars address the Principal Warren
ton, N c. until the LIST of January After which, Clay
ton, N. G.
7. JEFF. wO0DsON, Principal
November 26, 1858. 48-w6t*.
HENDERSON INsTITUTE-MALE AND FE-
MALE.
(Located immediately tho r. &c g. r.. r. a5oat egsi
distant from Raleigh d Weldoa)
DANIEL H. CHRISTIE, PRINCIPAL
GAVIN H. LINDSAY, A. NJ, Assistant in Male Depart
nlent.
Mrs /. A. CHRISTIE and Miss L. GORsE Assistants in
Female Department.
TERMS PER SESSION 81 Weeks:
Board including every thing, $50 co
Tuition in Primary English, $40 or - 50
English and one Language 90 90
Two or more Languages, 25 90
Music on Piano or Guitar go 90
Painting, Drawing, &C., at the usual charges.
The Boarding Departments and School Buildings sep
arate admitting association Of the The former
under the immediate supervision of the teachers.
The Male Department will be under Military Drill and
cal development and ha-dhood much neglected in
system of Education.
For Circulars containing full information, address
DAN'L. H. CHRISTIE,
Henderson N. c.
November 90, 1858. 4s-w3m*
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SATURDAY. Nov. ~.


conclusion which, therefore seemed to him. follow
ed is that those who propose interference as to
questions pertaining to the local affairs of other
States step beyond the State right doctrines while
those who decline to follow stand upon the ground
Of the reserved rights of the States
=; This much Mr. B. said he had deemed it his duty
to say, to the propriety of the Legislature of
North Carolina acting on the resolutions submitted
by the Senator-he would next venture few words
in justification and defence of Mr. Buchanan and he
would here take occasion to remark, that while he
believed entirely proper that every administration
should fill the important political stations under it
from among those who were its friends, he did not
concur in the doctrine of indiscrminate removal.
simply political grounds, in all the subordinate
grades of office. Removals from office for cause.
however, stood very different grounds and had
very properly been practiced under every and all
administrations
He (Mr b. believed, from the best information
which he was possessed Of, that the removals from
Office in Illinois by the present administration, were
predicated on the grounds just alluded to by him
that they were removals made for cause-and he
would add sufficient cause; and that the President
stood triumphantly indicated by the example Of
some of his most eminent predecessors. Without
claiming to possess authentic information as to the
reasons that influenced the administration in max
ing these removals, yet he believed it was well un-
derstood throughout the country-and so far as he
knew, uncontradicted- the individuals removed
from Office were active and clamorous political part
zans especially violent in their denuncations against
the President and his policy, and against the admin
istration ticket then in the field in Illinois In thus
setting, these individuals subjected themselves and
most, deservedly, to the application of that rule
adopted by one of our early Presidents and declared
in circular addressed to those holding Office under
ham, that while they should be left to the entire
freedom OF opinion, and exercise of the privilege of
voting-that active interference in elections should
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flied and took his seat -
Mr.. Landlord, from the committee on the Judcf
ary, to whom had been referred resolution COLI
corning the distribution of the revised CODE report
ed the same back to the Senate, with amendmehs'
and recommended its passage.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Mills offered resolution in favor of the sher-
if of Polk county Referred to committee on claims
Mr.. Cunningham, resolution proposing nv ~
scind the resolution on counting the vote Tor Ho''
ernor to-day, and substituting Monday next O0l
Cured in.
Mr.. Worth, resolution proposing that messase
be sent to the House to raise joint select coll"r
tee of vetwo on the part of the Senate and hrec VI
the part of the House-to examine into ana rePo,t
upon the financial condition and general MANAGEMENT
of the North Carolina Railroad company. Adop.sa
Mr. Guyther, resolution for joint select o oom
mittee to investigate the fishing interest OF the
leo and other waters, and to report by bill or o'e
wise. Adopted. lam.
Mr. Mcdonald, a resolution instructng the coa e
mttee on finance to enquire into the expea,ei BY
taxing pedlars of spirituous liquors, and to
bill or otherwise Adopted.
THE NoRTH-CARoLINA RAILROAD. Atm
Mr. Steele moved reconsideration OF the 'J I;S
just taken the resolution of Mr.. Worth. III un
so with view to making that resolution more co"'
prehensive. Concurred in. hr
Mr. Steele now moved to amend the resolution ~. =.
adding 8 and the Western N. G. Railroad anu '''
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad" ,h
Mr. Pool thought the contemplated labor too t ,Is
for one committee-he proposed division Oh Wv
labor. IN
Mr. Edney thought all the roads in which t,s
State had an interest Should be included ana
to amend the amendment to that effect-proP n5
committee of three in the same proportion Tor e'"
road. =. -t< ,s
Mr.. Steele saw no necessity for Mr.. Ednes
amendment He did not know that there was a." =.
foundation for the rmors afoat-there Weie WI =
complaints, for instance with regard to tne "s
the three roads were one in interest so far as INT
State was concerned.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-16
Notice 10 Heirs Of Petition to sell Rea
Estate
STATE OF INDIANA,
I uiDSITfTT CnT-NTU

Notice is hereby given. that Lucretia Voreis
late widow Of said decedent. and aJm;n;str,.rix q
latkn Thompson, has flied her petition to sci tho
real estate OF the dccedcnt, h;s personal being in
sufficient to pay his debts; and that said petition
viii be heard at tic next term of the common
Pleas court of said county.
lt} Test Mr. PACKARD, C.Cr.NC.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-16
ST1TE or INDI1Ni.

80 ~ m = - I y J, 80.
In Marshal. Circuit court, February Term lS53
o all whom 1t may concern: Notice i hereby
gwen, that Ann Russell has this lay bv Reeve (
Capron, her attornics, filed in tic Clerks Office of
me Marshall Circuit Court, her petition to have
her name changed 20 that OF Ann Z Cornelius. and
that said petition viii be he ard and determined at
Tue february term OF said court on the second il-
rdical day thereof 1859, to be held ut the Court
House in Plymouth in said county, In testimony
whereof l, Newton Packard, Clerk Of said
court nave hcreuntO set my hand and affixed the
L. :. seal of said court t.is 2Gth ,iav of No
Vember 1888 lt5l NR PACKARD. Clerk.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-16

BY virtue Of an Execution issued by the Clerk
ofthe Common Pie.s Court Marshal, Count, In
diana, and to me direc.cc have al,cn .l W. ell
er for sale at rablic ~. As lie law d;rects.a
the Court House Dooi "a. Piymouthon tie LIST
day Of January, 1859, between the hours Of o
o'clock m and loc!ocl II OF said d V. the fol
lowing described property, to-w;t: The sou;ls
east quarter Of the north west quarter af section
l., townslp52 north Of range | east, in Marshall
County Indiana, with the appurtcnanccs. lhereunto
belonging Taken as the property of Asa B Wick
yer and W. b. Wickizer at the 81 t Of John
johnson. i o. VI. BARNARD, Sheriff VI
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-16
II q Va Il d Il SIS q Oh TION
PHILADELPHIA.
4 BeneroleEt Institution ,sts5i.S"f BIZ -stc.c. Z,
doUmem for tie rsIiet oftls Sick and d'sa'ed.
afflicted T.ia l'rtlc'' cad Epidemic
Diseases.

'
Diseases.
tFgyHE HOWARD associate y. IA siea o.
the am snl destruction .. hannah life cause.
bv Sexual Diseases anl the tlcc.pfiens practicei
upon the unfortunate victims 81 -ic.i diseases by
Quacks several wears ago directed their Consulting
Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF
their name, to open Di,pcnSarr Tor the treatment
of this class of diseases, II all their forms, and To
give Medical Advice GRATIS 70 all Nho tpply by
letter, with description of their condition. aye.
occupation. habits OF life. &C. ana in cases of ex
tremc poverty, tc furnish Medicines FREE OF
CHARGE. Ii is needless to add that the ASCOT
alton commands the highest Medical skill of the
age. and viii furnish The most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors of the Association in their annual
Report upon the treatment OF Sexual Diseases. for
the year ending January lst, 1858, express the
highest satisfaction with the Sllich has at
tended the labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of Spcrnitorrhoea. Seminal Weakness, I'm
potoncc, GonorrhGa, elect, Syphilis, tho vice OF
OnanlSm or Self Abuse, &C, and order contst<
ance OF the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on review of the past, feel as
surcd that their llbors in this sphere Of benevolent
effort have been Of great benefit to the afflicted,
especially to the Young, and they have resolved to
devote Themselves, with renewed zeal TO this very
important and much despiscd cause.
An admirable Report on S1crmatOTThRa,
Seminal " eaknes, the vice Of Onansnl, Mastur-
baton Self AbnSe. and other diseases of the sex
ual organs. by the Consulting Surgeon. viii I've
by mail. in sealed enyelope,) I x f E OF
{ Ii K G +. receipt of TWO STAMPS
iorpo>tage Other Reports and Tracts on the ma
turc and treatment Of sexual diseases Diet &C. are
constantly beng published for gratui:ous distribu-
ton. ana viii be sent 10 the afflicted. Some Of the
new remedies and metiodS OF treatment discovered
during the past year. OF great value.
Address. for Report or rcat1cnt, Dr. GEORGE
r. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon Howard As
sscia;ion, 10. , South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. By order of the Directors.
EZRA IiEARTWEIL, President
Go fAIRcHLD, Secretary fiuly2.-i CIV
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-16
STATE OE INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. SIS:

In the Marshall circuit sotrt. February term *
81 Mary f. Brown y William Brown-comp,si
for Divorce, The piainiiffIn The above entitled
cause by Sample & Spangler her attorners, In.
lied in my office her complains for dv,-c.. end is
appearing by affidavit that the defendant, William
Brown - non resident OF the State of Indiana he
Is hereby notified Of the film and peniency ofsaid
complaint, and that the same will be heard 1t the
next term of the marshal crc.;t court u be hold
en- At tie court house IN Plymouth on the 2nd
Monday in February. ia. aili jiml she appear,
plead answer. or denur thereto. the sanie will De
heard and determined IN hS sb.ence.
Attest: y. r. PACKARD. C.CCMC
1.ogt2
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-16
3 2 And as
2ILLS.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.

ICh if HE BLOOD.
CohiInre1pal Cr unCasincss in any oreanl "a zen
orally cured by one Or more doses OF Brandretli's
rms lnrty years personal experience by tic
undersigned fully Justify his assertions.
l'r. James L;I.!. OF Potsdaia. n Y..savs:-..l
have cured the mos, depiorable c0ssyenos, oftle
bowels with Braudrc,i.'s Pills, when every o.Lcr
remedy had failed, and the patient was gwen
up % ule. SIN diseases OF an nveterate or ain
iul character, such erysiDelas salt rhcum letter
ana summer heat, have seen eIadicate,l bv their
use | have cured the rheumatic, the epileptic the
p:1Eltic ana the consumptve with these excellent
pills alone.'
In aauiice aad all aftc ion OF the liver. dys
pepsia, dysontery and daIrho.l, pleuri>v. sudden
pains and nainations, female Instructions s,.or-
DJtic ana scroiGlou', even gOuty and nerraigic
affections nave tivcn way To the use OF the mcdi-
cine, and now, after twenty years experience, nv
estimation OF Brandsctii's pills continue to in
crease.
y young lady, beautiful AMI healthy. took cold,
which caused a serious obstruction for two vears;
her health was broken down AMI her beauty de-
parted. At length B.andreth,s pills were tried;
eleven doses, OF from two To tour, were takeI, n
fifteen days proceeding the usual period Ecgular
ny WAS restored, and her health and good looks re-
covered
WORMS
BranGrethS Pills are the best vermirure: they
are intaliibic i little Child six years old. for
some weeks vas dropping; its clothcr give it one
ol Brcnireh'S sugar coated pills, the next day
there cam" away worm sixteen iHc.leS long. AMI
as large &c chid'S finger. The child was well
rIEU2IsY.
A Gentleman, away from home, was taken with
The pcuriSy, Tie Inflammation was terrible; every
breath made him sry ia. Nth AGONY
Eight Brandrcth' Pills wee swallowed. and warm
Oh applied locally; the pills operated ana the pain
was relieved; plenty cruel was taken, AMI i X
more pills, and the second day the patient was
cared.
These statements should have weight. and pre-
vent Tho use ofpoisonous drugs, and stop the sad
practice ofblecling.
b. BRANDPETTI
Hrandreth's Pills are sold at the Principle Office
81 Canal street, Brdnlrcth Building, at % cents
per box; and the same sugar coated, is cents war
ranted to keep as well a the plain.
Also by agents generally. 5evt
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-16
DIR. CULVERWELL
. n Ne "a ~ Elooo.
medical essay "a nelc Certain s1id radical cure
OF NveTfnai're''oea Nc.. icatost The use Of later
Rd. medicines. condensation, Or Gay ms-
ci.lRIcaRico! applications.

Jr,T PrsIJ-PED, tie 9TH al:ti.,n. in 4, se.l.1 en-
veope srat ai,i mailed any address, pnes-poip,
all receipt of two >tanas
TINS little WORK, cm,nlting from celebrated
mchbe' OF the me'iica profession, give the mos
important in.oTm0tion ever published To AL ver-
sons entertaining doubts - their phssical son,h
ton or who are concif u OF having hazaricd ths
health ami h1ppas ao;iia;i.inE thr ,-r;:cblars o
cntire = ne~ ami peri It remedy ~ Snerr,.;or.
,ho-a or Seminal Weakness, De.5.lfify. Nryou.
ASS, Depression o. SPOTS, Loss 90 ENERGY. I.ass
nude, Iiml'iity. involuntary Sen.sla! Discharges
impaired 81 -,ht and Memoir .B,otehcs AM pimoe.
o.. the Face, Piles, Indigestion. Plpitatoa of the
Heat AL 80 lily mos:rsltiol of the whole ~.
TEN, inlucns impotency aill Ineatal and physical
incapacity-by mean. Of wiiich.eyery one can cure
himself privately, am III a ;riil.ng expense
j. Address De- Gil. J. c. KLINE LIST Avenue.
cor. lJth street New York; Post Box, No. 1856.
Soma
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-16

And intends manufacturing and keeping on hand .
supply of Boots, Shoes, Leather sc.
ms advertisement now viii show
The Plymouth people where to 90,
FOR Boots ami Shoes of every kind
To suit the most fastidiou- mind,
For those who bow at Fashions shrine
Please call at Pauls-hc does design
To keep what cannot fail to SUIT,
The latest style of Shoe or Boot.
If Ladies wish for slippers neat,
To -uit their minds ana tit their feet
OF CATERS OF the latest fashion,
Nhen dressed, to make splendid dash in;
Or BO0trcs, Shoes, or aught to wear;
Then call at Paul'> for they are there
OF every size and various hue,
Made at the East and Westward too.
We also have BuSkin tie,
For walkins-whch the Fair should buy,
For the sake OF health and comlor. too;
Then call and buy our Buskn shoe.
Now, Farmers, YOU will please to call
At Paul's-hls stock will please YOU all;
His stock is good and can't be bet
by any house, u any street.
better boot cannot be made
Than those We keep iOr country trade;
Our thick Brogans are a.so stout
They'll weartll they are all worn out.
But if YOU want finer shoe,
Then call at Plul's-he'ii furnish YOU
W it'll Calf, Morocco or with kin
With kinds In" best, that will not rip.
Young Misses too, We tonIly greet.
Come letus besutiiy your feet.
With Caters. Slippers or Bootecs.
or any kind that YOU may please.
We also have for babes that creep
little shoe that's very cheap
'Tis pliable and also nca..
And will protect their little feet
Shocmakers here. can bc supplied
With lacks and Thread and Ais and Lasts
With Knives and Bri-tles, Pegs and Ra+ps
Come enc, come all, give IL a try,
And We are sure that You will buy
At the sign of the Golden Boot.
Plymouth, September 9Th, lS5S-f9-f
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-16
: ERIFF'S SALE
Ell ERIFF,S sAIF

- u Il II I = L. r.
by Nlrtnre OF Commission ana order o. sale
70 me directed from the ClcgL OF the Mtr.ns'.
Circuit Court will ofer for sslcas the law n
reefs at the Court House door ia Plymouth. Mag
,hal ounty, Indiana on the L. ,las OF jtEusrs
- netween the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m and 4
a,ock p. IN. OF said day the following described
real estate; to Wit:
Inc south eastquarter ofihe south east quarter ,
secuon SIX (o), township thirty four 49, range
less.
Taken as the property Of CLANCY iFausnd atti<
suit of Gordon & Butcher ..s.Ss
.. NJ BARNARD, Sher.d ". {.
sec9-td
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Ntwllprk DAILY 1ribm,ts
THE CROPS IN OUR STATE AND KEN.
TTCKY.
N. Y. Tubme.

Business Correspondence et The n. T. Turbine.
NEAR GENEVA. n. L., July Is, 1853,
Tie Wheat u slmos. all destroyed by weevi., mig
OF fly, whstsver you may choose to call it. Tosy Cd
it fly in Great Britain and You like folio w,ns tAx
names. 1t has hurt the Barley very much. Tn
County (Senecsl, 1 don't think can have sroush d
vhest TO bread the inhabitants Our Corn and 0ss
ale looking very finely, but deugs Of rain has pro-
trsted the Oats and Barley very much. Our whsss
rips. My sailed is fair, but my other is very mua
damsgsd. have met With tie loss by weevil bsA
last year ard this. Our Mediterranean Whes, 10 M
much hurt, but then it yields but little at beet.
had letter from Q very intelligent farmer 10 Ks
lucky who Gays they they have lost their crop Of o.
by rust, and their Wheat is not half az sverss
crop. Their Corn looks well but late.
your,t,uv JOHN JOHNSTON.
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TIRE FREE LAsOR MovEAEsT IN NORTH missouri
The free labor movement is making rapid progrse
in Missouri. II is sweeping everything before II, Al
il is certain 10 annihiste in very short time the pv
ty Of srAtOcrstic slave propagsndsts who are oppe
TO its principles. The people are determined 10 clsr
the way for the progress Of the grand Inovsmsaf
which hss already accomplished much for the mstsde
prosperity Of the State. The certain and chssrg
sounds that the bugls OF Independence has sent fofs
from the patriotic people Of Missouri who, few yssn
ago, uniurled the white mans banner on Their oss
SOIL under most discoursgipg circumstances, b.
caused tremendous influx Of intelligent people too
the older STATES, who, IN anticipation Of the early 80
full success CT the emancipation movement, hsvsh'
Gated IN the cities and towns, and on tho fertile lsst
OF this Sts.e-a Sta.e which, in the point Of ssrep.
tuisl ard mineral wealth, and all tho resources tse
nature has provided for the confer. and coEyeaisa
Of man, 10 the fret IN the Union. The residents
u ssouri, having had foretss'e OF the financial -
soclai tsnehts resulting from this movement, AenPS
" arayrg tnemselye. on the side OF free SOL %
1oh cavIrg been accomplished by or two en-
tive blows 70: the Of the white man, they -
- oi-covsr that ile uproo.ng CT tie evil must -
entfcial ,eet.lts WI Cd csnIot nov bs estnstss.
The canse Ct free labor "a progressing. IL e%x
Is Onward IL msy DO hintefei temporary, ~
~oe,ev.r Wits labor car be substituted fer sssv,m
Dor 10 advsltsse. ttere ;bs c-u.e OF tho sdhs nv
al ccttio.y trump. AerAct'n hs's''''
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STUDENT DROWNED-DfADISON UNI
VERSITE

Corespo adence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
MADISON USrrRsIrr, Hamilton. n. Y,
July 10, 1853
The annual Commencement takes place at this u.
versiy August Is and 49, The exercises promised gir
hope Ct rich feast. will give you the psrtcslsn
hereafter.
A deep gloom is COW resting upon the nsttusos.
One of our most promising students, Mr.. c. K. l. DAD
ley ofthe Junior Glass of the University, drossM
while bathing on Saturday last, and sunk in nesrlyN
feet of water We have been searching for the bod
night and day, until few hours since, when ii w
recovered, and now lies at Mr.. Osgoods at the Co.
ners his late boarding place. He was drowned il w
Madison Reservoir. MIR. Dudley was young msa
uncommon intellectual and noral promise, aud mar
bright anticipstons are s1tingushsd in bis death.