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or the National Safety Company.

WgInW ST., so"th-wcN Ger Ihird ST., Phjinda.
INCORPORATED BY THE STATE o.. rEN>A IN 1871.
ENlNE PER CENT intercs, is given and the mon
l. ey is always paid b eek whenever it is called for
%ihout the necessity Of giving notice fer it before
hand.
People who have large sums put their money IN
this Saving Fund. On account Of the superior s,fcty
md convenience it affords, bat any sum | Il" or
snail is re .cvr,l.
This Saving Fund has mere than half "a million
If dollars securely invested ioi the safety Of De
pos.ors.
The Office is open 70 receive and pay money every
lay. from o clock in the morning til o'clock n
he evening and on Monday and thursday eve
inngS. till o'clock.
People who have money to put in. are invited 70
call at the off C for fu .hcr Inform ton
HENRY h. BENNER. rr,si lent.
ROBERT SELFRI DGE. Vice President
WIN j. REED. Secretary.
September . 1854 II
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Rag a,M Paper Warehouse, Book BuMery ..d
Blank Book Mandatory,
No. l27 Murkct 81. HIlming ton, Del.
FJNltE subscriber is now fully prepared to offer to
l. the citizens OF Delaware and adjoining Counties
more than ordinary Inducements to secure their
patronage.
The entire arrangements of his NEW $rOR f. and
cstab' ishmcnt have been effected with the design
and determination of being enabled to supply goods
in quantities either large small with pgoupncss
in good order at the cheapest rates and 50 as TO
warrant full s,tiStact on.
The purchases Of the concern are made for Cast,
IN quantities.. and at the Auction Sales thus cn<ur-
in, the lowest rates and at the same time Il NOR,
general assortment of goods than can he met with
i'll any .iasc Book and Stationery store in the arg-
cities
In addition to other facilities Il BOOK BlNDERY
AM BLANK BOOK MANuFACTORY with new
improved tools. and additional wurkmem will guar.
antct filling orders for Railing and for the Mnnuac
tnrc Of Blank Books to any pattern with prumrtncSs
chcaply. an in the best manner.
Without attempting TO specify, particular attcn-
ton is cal,el to full assortment Of the latest edi-
oEs 10
Standard and New School Books.
Choice and late miscellaneous l.itcra-
re Magazines. Periodicals AMI cheap
Publications. jay emile Books Of every
style and price. 200 volumes of the sun
day School lnon Publications, Blank Books
ready made of all ordinary patterns. Wri-
ting, Printing Wrapping md Fancy Pa
per. Magistrates. Lawyers. and other
Blanks Staple and Fancy Station
cry in great quantity and in great
variety. &c &c.
Storckccpcrs, Traders and Teachers will be furn
jShcd Mt liberal discount and cOnSumcrs will have
Their demands Supplied at low rates. while our Gus
toner, shall all be dealt with on the principle o
Entire satisfaction or no sale
You arc respectfully invited to call and examine
} +. lIEAID.
No l2I Market street.
Der. 81, '54 Wilmington. Del"
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Rcasly-pIaGc Clothing.

FASHIONABLE Style aud well made Overeo,'s.
L Gentlemen d, sirins ready made garment got
up equally good as custom work. are respectfully
invited to call and examine the extensive asSo lmcnt
now on hand at the store Of j.. BROW \. JR.
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ATTENTION..

FElIE Subscriber DESTROYS of rcsuming his
l. former business orSurvcying and Convey
ancing. promises to accommodate Ill who de-
sire to pltroniHc him. His office will be in
Elktun until the 18th Of March next.
January IS 1854. JOHN JANNEG.
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A & a &c Ed.

ME Undersigned. having entered into Co.
L Partnership Tor the practice Of the LAW in
all its various branches, will give their PREF pt
and undivided attention TO such business as may
b" entrusted To thea. Uic" Opposite the Court
House, whore onr or both may always be found
Turing busncS hnris.
GEORGE EARLE.
Dec 81 IT JOHN A. J. CRESWELT..
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RICHARD GRASON,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, will give prompt
"A attention TO all Law and Chanccry bust
ness intrllsrd to him. He attends regularly
the Hartford Courts, and persons having busi-
ness in them. will have it strictly attended to
irplac"d in his hands. Office nearly opposite
.,Fountnin lnn,'' Elkton, Md. IJuly 10y
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CNNSI (IPTI1\
SUCCESSFUL LILY TREATED By INHALATION
OF MEDICAL NAPDRS
y Il

81 ILE>~E / LIN IKEA | Ell ia lNilhLNllDN
OF MEDICAL VAPORS
10y JOHN son STEW ART ROSE. NJ. D. Fellow
ID Of he Royal Iolesc OF Physicians and for
years Senior Physician in TIE London Royal Inir-
narj for diseases Of the i.rngs.
In the treatment ftuusump'ion by lnha'n.ion
have obtained The results which warrant me in A.
scring .hnt it is now as durable as diseases Of the
stomach and Liver
Erc;t'hin mcijcinc Il rcctiv into tnc Lungs is
crr.ain'y the rational mode Of attacking the Dis
ease. and like III my ctacr great and bcnci:cnt DIS
coycrcS ii seems strange why such treatment was
not r"Sortnd TO ong ago. Where there is lIt", here
is assured hope for the mos. seemingly hope
less throughout all the stages Of this n>id
ious disease the wonderful and brniiiccnt effects of
his treatment rs soon a. apparent In cases also
of Bronchitis Asthma. Sc. the inhal;hs Of pow.
drTS aud rapOrS has been cmincntly successful and
to, those suffering under the above named com
plants can guarantee speedy and certain re icf.
have Pleasure IN referring 10 :D1 names. residents
of New York and ncighborhooi. who have ben
restored to vigorous health About one third of
the ahoTc number according to the Patterns own
sta cmrnts. were considered hopeless cases.
The 'nhaling Method is >oo.h hing. safe and speedy
and conSS.s in the administration Of medicine III
such a manner that they are conveyed into the
Lungs in the form of yapor and produce Their ac-
ton at the seat of dis i,sr. Its practical is
destined to rcyouoniz, the operations of the med
zeal word. and establish he entire durability Of
consumption.
Applications will please state if they have ever
bed from The Lungs. if they have lost flesh have Il
cough. night sweat and fever tmns-whnt and how
much they cXpcc crate, VIII 1t the condition Of their
stomach anl bowels. The necessary Medicines
Apparatus. &c will be forwarded to any part.
TERMS--Fi>c dollars. consultation fee. Balance
of fee payable only when patterns report them
selves convat"sccMt.
DR.. ROSES TEEATMENT0F CoNSU MpTIoN
price one dollar. Address
JOHNSON STEWAT ROSE.
Jan % 6m on - SCI Iroa,lwty. New \ Ovk
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Wilmington.
WATCHES, JEWELaY AND
SILVER WARE,

WATCHES, JEWELaY AND
SILVER WARE.
-, ZGEA FERRIS & son. Corner OF Forum
EN D. AND M,rkEr STREETS WILMiNGro%. have
EzS3&2' on hand the largest mcnt of fine
WATCHES. JEWELRY and SlLNERWARE. to
b, fo:nd in the State AMI respectfully solicit the
ait nt.on of the citizens of ELKrDN and lis vi";ii-
ty to oar stock, consisting in part, or tho tol.owi
articles:
. ENGLISH WATCHES. in God or Silver Cases
Richard Wills Chrononeter Watches Sole
Agency.
Cha.. Strvcnsons do. do. do
VIM. Coopcrs duplex and Lever Watches.
II. j. Tobias 4 Cos Liverpool Watches.
Jos Johnsons do. do. lmIdc OK
prrssly for uS.)
VIM Robnsons do do.
JOSH Broomds.l', do. do Railway
Time .keepc -
Josh Pcmbcrton's do. do.
Joseph Scwiis do do. Railway
Time kccprrsl
Jno. Te,lbgry Cos do. do.
FINE SWISS WATCHES
Jules Jurgeson Copenhagen Chronometcr.
a. Gcndres Geneva Chronpmcters
IT, Capts Geneva Lever and I.cpres VERY fine
Eacheron Constantine Geneva very fnel
James Courvoiser Geneva.
H. Ma hey Pcyticu.
Brgnct, Paris. very fnc)
Char. +. Tissot Il SON lI.oclc1 40,
JEWELRY
Fine sets consisting oi Breast Pins Ear Rings
and Bracelets. of the me pattern; Gold Chains.
Medallions, Pencils, Cuff Pins &c.
SII.NERWARE
Tn the Silver department. we are prepared to
furnish the latest patterns. The Tuscan and Eliza
bethan warranted equal to coin in purity. and as
cheap can be purchased in his country. Also, Il
large assortment of plain silver Spoons Forks &c.
Ten Sets, Plated U'ore, IHeujtc md Bronze
ClOchS.
Yankee Clocks for Churchcs Halls and Schools
Richard Willis and Chas. Stevenson Celebrated
ChrOnGDlctcr Watches.
lIrving secured the Agency of the above finest
quality Engl sh Watches we arc prepares, to furnish
correct tmc-kccpcr, at IL REASONABLE price. which
for finish md accuracy cannot be cxceliel by any
watch made Each watch is accomp MED by Il Ger.
'iiicatc from the nufacturer. which guarantees it
Ito keep tine to the s.t;sf ton of the purchaser
or To be returned. Wecan give the best references:
from gentlemen of the greatest responsibility in our
city and we respectfully request the attention of
those wishing Watch which they can depend
upon.
~ WATCH REPAIRING done in the best
m'nner. and all work warranted TO give entire sat
iSfaction for one year. at the old and of
IlBA FERRIS x son,
Corner of Fourth and Market SIS.
Dec. .. 'ji-ly. WlLMI NGTON. Del.
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TAKE NOTICE..

THNliAT G. NJ. MUNSON & BROTHER,
d having procured n first rate Watch Maker
from the city of Philadelphia. are now pre-
pared to attend to the wants Of their custonl-
crs, who may rely upon having their work
done with dispatch, and we would say That
every watch before it leaves the shop, SHAH
be lut in 4 condition to be warranted for ono
year. Jan W
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MORE NEWS.

THE subscribers are now selling OF at cost
L their entire stock ofCLOTlilNG, consist
ing of u large and beautiful assortment
Fall and Winter clothing. We only say
COME ONE, CONE .dLL,
Onr motto is .:contidence.'
Feb 3 j. SCOTT Il BRO.
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NEW FALL. GOODS.

A j. SCOTT & BRO. have just opened her new
IA. stock OF Fail and Winner Goods. embracing
n larger choiccr and cheaper assortment than they
have cycr heretofore offered to the pub ic
/. u AL and see them opposite the Fountain Inn,
before purchasing elsewhere; if you want bargains
Ilkton. Oct
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ERISH LINENS, superior Shifting Mnslns.
l. Sheeting Muslns, all widths; for sale at
the INV Good Store Of l.. BROWN, JR.
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FARM FOR SALE,

A DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK sit
N uatcd on the river half II mile from tho
village Of North East, containing l2O Acrss,
in Il good state Of cultivation, with good build
ingS thereon; consisting of a Dwelling, TcH-
ant House. and Barns which will be sold On
reasonable terms by application to
T.. l.. WOOLEY,
May2 IT North East. Md.
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To FARMERS.


WTE respectfully inform our customers
w that we have Rcduccl the Price of our
IMPROVED SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE. and
are now selling our we'll known preparation
ut Forty DoIiars per ton, warrantlnS 1t to be
fully equal, il not superior to any sold by us
in former years.
1t affords us pleasure to state that the high
character of this article is VEIL ESTABLISHED,
and the Testimony ofFarncrs who have used
1t, proves it to be the Gil EAPEST and most
PER ANENT Fertilizer that is now known.
Our friends arc requested to call and eX
anime it, and receive i pamphlet descriptive
of its qualities. uses, &c.
a liberal deduction made to DEALERS.-
AGENTS WANTED.
GTAsD.
A full supply of No. I Government Peru
Wan Guano on hard. Also, cNicun Guuno.
Poudrettc and Plaster. for sale at the lowest
market rates. ALLEN X NEEDLES,
% South Wharvcs and 35 South Water
st. first Store above Chestnut Street,
Jan - 3m PHILADELPHIA.
CT~Farmcrs can load on Water Street and
AVOID thr crowded Wharf.
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Gard to the Ladies.

MRS. \. FOARD respectfully In
Hs vitcs the Ladies of Elkton and its vicn-
HI2rs itv. to call and examine her extensive
and well selected assortment of FALL,
and WINTER MILLINERY, consisting OF
Bonncts, Ribbons, Flowers, Nclvcts. Satins.
Plush and Feathers, all of which she will sell
to suit the times. [Oct2
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Mercantile.
PKEDJS hLDh iUGE. SAMUEL Is. GRANT.
NE w STORE.
tiii ANT.


A LBRiDGE & GRANT. would respect
L n fully inform their friends and the public
generally, that they have taken the stand
lately occupied by Nc Samuel Miller, at the
corner Of Main and Bow Streets, and have
opened with II general variety of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
embracing every variety of Merchandise that
arc usually kept in town and contry stores
Consisting in part Of CasEmrrcs, Cohurgs.
Muslin De LANES, Manchester Ginghan,s.
AlpACaS, Prints from } to - cents: Swiss and
Book Musiilis, silk and Linen llandicrchicts.
red and white FMnncls black and fancy col
orcd Cloths, ClsSimcrcS, ShtincttS. Also an
extensive and we'll selected stock Of Queens
ware, with general assortment Of Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes, including great va
riety Of Trimmings. &c.
They would particularly call the attention
of House Carpenters and Builders to their
stock Of ! trlwarc, comprising Locks, Latch
es. Screws, Nails, &c, rs they ttttcr them
selves they can sell them much lower than
has heretofore been done.
All kinds Of Groceries, and very cheap.
Their stock is entirely new, having just pGr-
chased them in the city Of Philadelphia.
Those who arc in want oichcap goods, would
do well to call and examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Country produce ia
ken in exchange for goods. Jan 20
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Miscellaneous.
LUMBER YARD.
MONEY FOR EUROPE.

DARTIES wishing to send money to En-
Il gland, Ireland or Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
East, in sums to suit. on the principal Banks
in any Of the ahov" places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,,
Agents for Abraham Bell Sons
Arr 90 # New York.
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Lessons in Drawing.

TTlIE undersigned will give lessons in draw.
l. ing to persons DESTROYS Of acquiring Il
knowledge Of tits useful art. Rooms at tho
Howard House. Hours ofiustruction between
and 10 j. NJ. +. L. SMITH,
Elkton. Nov 4 IF
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From the Wheeling (va.) Argus
THE PRESIDENT AND VIRGINIA.


portion of the New York politicians, aud that portion,
too which has in former times been respected for their pa
rotism and devotion TO the Union, have become SO en-
FILTERED against the administration of President Pierce
that they labor necessarily to the impression that
is universally unpopular and that wherever the party
gives il approval there the party meets with defeat In
accordance with this system of warfare meet
ing Of the bunker democracy in the city of New York
is declared in of the resolutions that the success of
Mr. Wise in Virginia owing to the fact that the party
heredid notendorse the administration very slight degree
OF information on this subject would have prevented that
body from issuing such Misrepresentation among their
last and nominated the State ticket which was so triumph
any elected in May BY resolution expressed its approval
of the administration Not only did it have the sanction
Of the representatives Of the people there assembled
all portions OF the State but the entire delegation in Com
gress from the Old Dominion have co-operated with it
from the beginning II evidence is required to
the into which the New York convention FELL it can
be had in the fact that every newspaper in the State
cep two which advocated the election of General
Pierce in 1852 has been since that time aud continues
oe, friendly to him and his administration The friendship
OF Virginia politicians is secured any cause or any
man or act of men, without good reason They are MS
general thing honorable hightoned, chivalrous gentle
men, who actuated by patriotic motives in all things
pertaining to federal politics. and trnckle to power
or become awning sycophans for the sake of office I'm
der these circumstances President Pierce may rest
that long he adheres the democratic land marks
and lives up to the constitution the Old Dominion will be
with him, let Others do as they may.
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Custom House Dteisioa.- Examination of Drags.To
y fully into effect the provisions OF the act OF June 26h
has to prevent the importation Of aduteraed and pu
rous drugs and incidence collectors will
qare, IN all cases OF entry of drugs medicines medicinal
preparations including medical essential oils used wholly
IN part as medicine either for warehouse consumption
tha all the articles named in the entry, and
invoice or Invoices be taken possession Of and sent to the
appraisers store warehouse there to be
all tu examined and tested by the examiner Of drugs in
the manner required in said act return required be
made by that officer and approved by the appraisers that
the goods have been examined and found tit for med
cine before the duty accrung said goods be received
oy the collector if the be warehoused before they
can be Withdrawn for transportation consumption
IL these drugs, &c form part of invoice, separate
entry be made OF such portion and the remainder
tered under the usual provisions of law avoid the delay
required in the examination of the drugs.
Should the drugs &c any part thereof examination
provided in the referred to- be found unfit for
medicine the entry of such part the whole if all be
returned shall be charged to the warehouse FORM and the
goods be exported from warehouse by the col
lector as provided in said act.
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From NE Chica 60 Timcs
CRUELTY OF ABOLITIONISM.

Mr.. Henry, of Virginia. arrived in Pitsburg with
number Of negroes, his way Ohio where he pro-
posed to purchase them homes and put them in way to
support themselves comfortably While in Pttsburg the
poor negroes induced by the aboltionss to believe
that Mr. Henry had intention keep them as slaves
and they only abandoned him. but have become scat
tered the northern parts OF Pennsylvania and Ohio
Mr. Henry made effort to recapture them, by their
act they had relieved him of arduous task imposed
on him by the will of deceased friend, who ordered that
upon his death his slaves should be taken Ohio be there
manumited and each Of them providedwith good com
Portable home to be paid for out of his estate BY the
laws OF Virginia slaves cannot be manumed and remain
in that State, and il while these poor Africans were
their way receive the bountes Of their deceased
ter the aboloniss stepped in and defeated all the kindness
The abolition press and clergy exung
full robbery of the Shareholder Alas was the negroes
and not the Virguan who have been robbed The estate
retains the price which would have been paid for their farms
and habaons and the negroes turned loose upon the
world, with no hand to aid encourage them. Expe-
rence has shown that escaped slave or suffering
starving, perishing negro, hope for but little actual
help from the abotonists They will help steal him
from his MASTER and that done win let him perish by the
roadside for want of bread For all the suffering and
want to which these poor Africans may be subjected the
sentimental lberymongers, and edbrained zeaots
who deal condemnation all who would not make war
upon the South win be held responsible before Just God
This case is very fair example of the real charity abo-
litonism is capable of dispensing.
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posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Registered Lettere Distribution O6icesWe are advised
that posmasers at distributing Offices in making their
tries in their of distributed registered letters sent
should treat such letters precisely registered taking
account whatever of the regsat ee No distribution
commission is allowed them on the registration free.
Instructions to Postoiasters.We learn that all instruc
tons circulars and orders received by postmaster from
any branch officer of the department to be filed in
the Office and turned bis successor In like
he will turn to his successor the of the dis
continuance of the Office, deliver the nearest postmaster
public property, all desks and other furniture
fixtures and all books maps blanks stationery and other
articles which have either been furnished him post
master or have been charged and allowed at any time
whether contingent expenses the quarterly
items in the commission, emoumen other account
and which remain hand when the vacancy dscon
tinuance occurs.
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FROM PIcrou, Nova ScorIA--SEIzuRE OF AN AMERICAN
vrssEA correspondent of the Boston Post writing from
Pictou Nova Scotia under date Of July l6th, says:
The schooner Daniel r. King sailing under an Ameri-
register seized few days since Aricha under
peculiar circumstances. The facts far have been
able to learn, follows This vessel driven on
shore in gale in 1852 and sold for the benefit of all
concerned She purchased by Mr. GILES, of this
province and English register procured She sailed
from this port with of coal for Boston, where she
arrived and discharged On her return voyage she
sized and abandoned subsequently she fallen in with
by American vessel and owed into the port of Gouces
ter Massachusetts, where she sold by order of the Brit
ish vceconsu for demand for salvage The vessel pur
chased by Mr. Moses Tar Of Gloucester and reed great
expense Mr. Tarr having obtained American papers the
ground that she of American build. This spring she
chartered by Captain Hearty for trading voyage into
these waters and arrived Aricbat few weeks since
Mr. GILES the former owner bearing Of her arrival
paired Archa and repevned the vessel the ground
that he did not acknowledge the legality of the sale for
salvage Notwithstanding, as understand, Ii will appear
investigation that he went to the States after the sale
and received from the hands Of the British yceconsu all
the proceeds and papers relative to the said sale well
from the agent Of the underwriters Mt this port about
flI0 out of f200 the amount insured sheriff was
placed board the vessel the turned shore the
cargo discharged and the vessel stripped.
The foregoing facts represented 10 the American
consul this port who Immediately laid them before the
of this province stating that in his opinion 1t
high-handed and fragrant act the part Of said
GILES and asking for the nterposton OF its authority to
the property to the rghtfu owner The govern
mcnt however understand do deem ii within the
scope of their authority nteere and there
at present Ample security has been offered by the
captain of the vessel abide any legal decision If pos
session Of her shall be given him. which the other party
refuses to accept
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FLEETWOOD CEMETERY.-Offce No. 292 Pennsylvania
u avenue Of 10th street, the Savings Bank This
laid Of tho celebrated Greenwood of
New and situated the high ground distant and
mile north of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
the This have received charter from Con-
sppopang their ground forever to burial making
egsation Otherwise which 10 OF importance those who
become in all cities when the burial ground becomes
sell throw dead
mscuosy large pitt and legal IT,
q M titles given to the ground
N. Once from 10 ~, where pamphlets, with
map and byaws, and all other inomaton be
obtained for le with Mr.. James Har
vey 4O Seventh other undertaken win be
" attended 10. June Tidy