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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

SPEAKING 0UT.-fhe delegates from South
Caro-. ina are for Pierce. The doctrine of South
Carolina is thus enunciated in the Charleston
Mercury. 1t is not yet, but it soon will be,
the doctrine Of the Democratic party. The first
step is the extension Of slavery over the free
States, by a judicial decision, allowing slave
holders to take their slaves with them into the
free States, keep them their and carry then
back. The next step is plainly stated in tht
Mercury as follows
ali we must have territory let us have slaves
to cultivate it; or, II it be too offensive 10 The
tastes OF this enlightened age, let us have leave
to live within tina: which we posses, and a
hardening the race alter a continually vanish
ing horizon, let us fortfy ourselves within oul
present limits, and show to tho world what
slavery can do, when its efforts are extended
10 higher objects than merely extending IRON.
tier. In either event there wW be a necessHs
for the South 10 dsmaad modification of a.
present relations to ths general government, anC
IN doing this we cannot help contrasting that il
were more manly TO say at once that the restc
tons upon the slave trade shall be removed;
that il 1t be IA virtue not to purchase slave.
from the importer, we will practice it without
the control OF Congress, and # western men
must have slaves for the cultivation OF the soil
that they may take them unbridIed as did cur
fathers, and not have leave to drag them FROM
the Older States which they have assisted in i'm
proving, and where they have secured the iieh
Of an endearing home"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

Tue HuGHEs PRINTING TELEGRAPH INsTRU
MINT FINISHED. -NEw YoRK, MAY 49, We are
graliiied TO learn that this wonderful invention
has at last received its finishing touch and will
! be Immediately placed upon the new line be-,
w cen this city and Philadelphia. We are as
suIed, upon undoubted authority, that the ma.
chimes, SO far as it has been possible to test
them through coil of wire loo miles 10 length,
have realized the most sanguine expectations
Of Mr.. Hughes and his friends, and there an.
pears to be no reason to doubt that the invention
will speedily work an entire revolution in tell
egrahing throughout the world.
This invt ntlon may be called Printing Press
and Telegraph Instrument combined, for II
prints all messages in plain Roman capitals,
with nnerring correctness, and at 40 almost
incredble rate OF speed, averaging, in the ordi-
nary uespatch OIL business, some twenty thous-
and letters pei hour.
The Hughes instrument clearly demonstrates
the praciicabiljtv Of sending andreceying mes
saees in opposite directions, ever the same
WIRE az, the same instant Of time, and with
the utmost ease, regularity aud certainty. 1,
wall, consequently, require but one wire and
one operator, at any gwen point to send and
receive as much business as can be transacted
by the aid of four or live operators and an eaua
number Of wires under the Morse system.
Another, equally important popularity con
necied with the Hughes invention Is the I'm
doubted fact that it will work perfectly in al
states of the atmosphere -uelther mist, rail-
nor snow having any perceptible effect upon
II. Therefore, at seasons when the Morse ant
House instruments are utterly powerless, ever
in circuits OF fifty miles, there is every reason
/ 10 believe that the Hughes instruments. viii
work reliable in circuits ofone or Two Thousand
miles.
The simplicity and durability of tho new
machine will compare favoraby with the Morse
and Is vastly superior in these respects to tn,
House invention. The governing principle o
this invention is wholly dissimilar TO that 0
the Morse, House, and all other telegraph in.
srnments, and, consequently, there can be N
difficulty On the score Of the patent, which, vi
understand, has been sold to the American Tel
graph Company, new association, having
ITS head quarters Ill this city, but composed
of gentlemen Of the highest responsibility in
different sections of the United States and tn
British North American Provinces. and O
which it is sufficient TO say that Peter Cooper
Esq. is the President. and Wilson G Hunt
Esq. Treasurer,) Tor about $l25,000 or SIS
0,UO0'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

m A VERY SNUG LITTLE FARM OF p
Et5A Acres situated miles from Newark, and front
sngHu ing on the public road, is divided init fields
lsAlA- with water in all. Tho land Is in good order
as been lined, guanoen and malured heavily, and has
nens are good ire house 50 feet front with rooms
ack. good barn 80 by Sc f,,Rl in good orders Fruit
Frees and Shade trees around the dwelling, &c. TINS
property cnn be Fought at the low price of $50 acre
ash bal mortgage. n apple Tor and sold before tile
9th of March, possession BIO had this Spring. Apply
feb % Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

a smhII Enrii Tor Snlu or 10 Lei,
small rn OF 20 acres Of land of excellent quality for
SAFE or 20 let, IN New Castle County Stnfe Of ljea-
ware, = y ~ miles from Frenohtown, ines from Xix.
~ hnn y Mles rom Glasgow it's scar schools, and
huIoteh q All denominations also Raj iroajs and
S1ieanb al landings, convenient to the wilmington nd
FhllauelphR markets, and With small outlay ID coud
ne made handsome teirrm. For further niormston
lIqulte OF N. THOMAS SONS, AuctiOneers, Ait
SIyacnp t ~ ~ ~ uIniuti InIhle pnla ap 28-lmo.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

The steamer Empire City arrived at New Or
leans on Wednesday,, with two weeks later
intelligence from California, and later news
from Central America. She briggs $4,000 900
in gold. Ths principal feature Of the news is
the Indian wtr raging in Oregon and WASH
ington territories vita fearful fury. Several
fights had occurred, in which the whites were
victorious. Col Buchanan had gained a victory
on Rogue river, but body ofregulars had been
defeated at apsther point by the Indians. The
red men have brought increased forces into the
field. From Central America there is a report
of the rscapture Of Schlessnger.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

KnnNG WIRE WORMS BY MEANS OF Cons.
"A correspondent of the Michigan Farmer
speaks highly Of the practice Of placing corn
cobs in the hill Of corn as a preventive of the
injuries Of wire" as given in the Rural, ci
April LIST. The worms eat into the cob and leave
the young corn alone. The editor has found
this remedy an excellent one, and suggests
that at the time Of hoeing, one Of The bows
gather up the cobs and burn them, wire. worms
aal all. lfleft in the cob they would wax fat,
and Increase there just as rapidly as they would
BILE to stick corn cobs round each hill of corn
In large field, but where wire worms are des
tructiye, lift prove certain preventive ofin-
jury as is claimed, it would pay.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
FOX SALE,

Usage ORANGE THORN, Two years old, all being
~ tFansplalted for sale at Mrs. b. Il. JOHNSON'S on
the New Castle Road These thoras make cap ta he'd
and arc worthy the attention of farmers, moh Sltf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
ayr PRIVATE SAFE.

A GOOD FARM il Braudywl1e Hundred, 8 miles from
"A Wilmington, los acres, good buildings apple orchard
80. Lot Of Marsh in Cherry Island, about 8 acres
lDt in Hollands creek Marsh, opposite WilnIngton
near tile Bridge, and binds Christiana creek aoul
acres. "' ' :
Building Lots In Brandywire Village
81 OF irnnt - ~ 'eN' 49, $50
and Delaware Avenue, and Jehers0n-st -
h very desirable lot corner Of 7th and Nest-st,
ohanics Bank. Apply to LOS. TATNALL,j
mAs2m ar WILLIAM TAFrNN Az All, i.ArA'
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For sale.

IA THE Subscriber intending 70 remove into the
LA Country, offers hlgiwellinE No. % East 9Th ST.,
ss!m Private sale. The buildings are three story
fesf Iagp with front and back alley. The house In
order, wit Gas. Cooking Range, Bath with hot
ALSo@A small three story brick house situated IN
Lombard Street above Fifh. For terms and particulars
Rpply 10, np 28-lmo THOMAS b. RICE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
.LuAgLa REAL ESTATE FOE SALE

pALUA6LS III al ESTATE FOR SALE.
IA THE SUBSCRIBER, as Agent, will sell ut
private sale. all that valuable of land sit NJ
lsssI ate in Appoqulnimink Hundred, New Castle co.
4AAst DEL, known as the 3" Martin Land,'' and con
ol2 acres of WOOD and cleared land II lies on tho
public road leading from Black id to nS Steamboat an
ing on smyrna creek aud is divided by the public TO1d
leading t. Chambersye. This property Is situle about
ono mile from Bpckbird, two miles irIm the Delaware
Railroad, one mile from two landings Blackbrd creek
iour M from Steamboat landing Smyrna creek and
inur miles from TIE town OF Smyrna, and
Churches aud Mills Abnpt ono half or mnre is wood
land-wlito and black oak The soil is OF good quality
ans would be easily imprtyed Title ndispnabie Terms
easy. For further particulars apply to
ms Is Inw5w Near Smyrna nel
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
AT PRIVATn SALE.

IL A FINE FARM OF 40 ACRES, SITUATE
,Ezf{9A miles north Of the town of Newark on the
lEssHM New London Road and OF a milo from Smith
lalRA- vile; The farm is under high state Of c9t
and Giano put the last years BY the owner IL de
vdod fields with running water Ia a u TO IA Hcree
good timber land the place 10 well fenced and has good
orchards of Fruit trees The nre suitable ior
and Il soon can be bought for SOS per acre. One half
cash, Call or address the undersigned,
Jan "a JAMES H. RAY, Newark. Del.
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INDIVIDUAL ENrnRPRIsn.

TINE SUBSCRIBER, after an experience OF nearly
twenty hve years Hmong machinery of various
= kinds, has commenced business for himself at the
OF Just and Front Streets where Ito inends
doing Esnsrh m3Shn9 work He has had many
rine Steam ENGINES also cotton and wooden machinery
together with mill work, IN nl rs variety, jobbng,
HI is prepared to execute all orders Tor work the
best manner Of Workmanship romtte rough substsn-
tal mill work to the hneas finished Stony tnsnes
N. bah work done by him warranted to give srtis
faction. apr I0-6m
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22


A SUB DIVIDED DEMoORACY.-Th New York
Democracy have been divided for years, into
"hards" and =" softs," but the last uamed wing
of that party has been recently sub diviaed
into those who endorse the administration,
aud those who do not. About one hundred OF
the "softs" have published protest, in which
they repudate the Syracuse Convention, de,
nounca President Pierce for sustaining the Kan.
sas-Nebrassa bill, and take similar ground as
the Republican party, against the extension Of
slavery. Both the ''softs" and lizards, !" of New
York have appointed delegates to Cincinnati.
This third division may do the same.
The Charleston Courier says that contracts
have been made for building new steamer TO
run between New York and Charleston, sufi (.
cient sum having been subscribed for that pur-
pose in that city. Captain BIrry of the steam
Nashville, is to have command OF her.
Parker Ii. French has arrived in New York,
and it is said will address filibuster meeting,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

Upon the further examination of the German
Turner's, at Covington, KY, last Wednesday on
a charge Of riot, all were discharged, except
those who carried guns.-Twenty.n were
admitted to bail of $4,000 each, and two were
remandsd TO Jail.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
VaLUABLE FARMS FOR

VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
THE SUBSCR Err offers for sale SIS acres Of land
situated in one q the mosl healthlgl FERTILE, and
tie Co., Delaware, within mile of MeDonough, 81 OF
Odessa. of Port PENN of 81. Georgia., and within
miles of tho Delaware river, of ensy PHI adsl
phiN by Steamboat raond and convenient to church,
es, schools, mills, shops and post office.
The land is divided two nearly equal parts, hy
public rad, anu is worked in two FARMS The buildings
zA on one consist of good sized bnok house. kitch
fFsAf en- barn. granary, No ~ in good order, aad on
well fenced, and contains abundant supply of good
Mnrl Most of the fields well waterod. There are 20
acres Of wood land aud 80 acres Of marsh, hourshnE
orchard oil acres CONTAINS the best selected voees
apple and peach trees in full bearing. The wheat crop
has or several years ed from f0 to per
year Last year acres were In and produced
bushels, Thry-h acres were Ia oats, and the yield
Last al an the opinion Of droveTsl one of the ines
lated on this land. 49,
Better facilities for sending grain to market than this
neishbIool enjoys seldom found besides having tho
choice Of selling at either Odessa Mount Peasant ton
the Dell rnoad) or Port PENN Grain may be freiKhted
from landing on the Delaware river Philadelphia at
amy time, IN a Few hours, and the landing n but ~
mites from Inc erms large crop may be placed board
Land within three miles of this, and inferior to II.
few months since, sold public sale al i2 per acre
Price 100 per acre for the Upland and marsh thrwn IN
TUE lnulsputahle and lhnd free Of inoumberanoe
More ornation, with for sell ing may be OBJ
aned from Capt. avd g. Craven, of the steamer Major
heybod, who owns farm adjoining OF the suhscriber
SAMUEL HIGGINS,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

WHAT Will BE THE EFFECrs3--A Washington
correspondent ofthe Baltimore Sun, alluding to |
the recognition Of Father Virgil, says
The question is asked whether any measures
which have been taken. or which may be con-
templated, wilfslead us into war with Eng
land or With other powers. for war with Eng
land would involve war with France and
other allies Of England This will not be nj
cessary result, though we cannot shut our eyes
10 the fact thst this may afford pretext for
war, If, as AIR. Dallas has said, any ''inexora-
BILE policy" on the part Of those powers should
require II,
The eject Of the recognition upon our neu
trulity laws has been made question. Some
SUI pose that while ii leaves the neutrality laws
as thew are, II gives a right to our citizens to
go 10 Nicaragua f,r whatever purposes they
may have in view. II certainly will have the
effect to remove all restraints upon our citizens
and Walker will, thereby, be supplied with am
pie meausft securing Bis power.
u Another effect may DO to enable him to make
naesy with Costa RIGA and end the war. Still
kipportant effect will be to bring to
nlstioes with England concer
exercis'
passen
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
LITTLE HoPE FOR HUNGARY. Louis 8ossuth


LITTLE HOPE FOR HUNGARY Louis Rossuth
in the course of a lecture recently delivered il
Liverpool, spoke rather despondnglyifor Hun
gary. He had ''cluug TO the illusion that the
sympathy he had experienced from the people
oil Englan6,tOr his eountry's sake might per-.
haps yield some fruit, in the emergency Of a
certain past opportunity, the prospects Of
which promised union between the interests
Of continental Europe and those of the British
Empire. Those expectations had passed away
never to return. AT his age the sands Of life
ran fast, and after long suffering he had des
paired to see England cast her weight into the
balance Of his country. With this illusion
vanished that warmed his soul when formerly
he addressed English assemblies, put the founi
ofinspiration was dried up, and now be appear.
ed before them to perform plain, honest la
borer's work, and as such and nothing more
he hoped they would please to accept him.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
Vaiuabie Farm for sale

EHA WeSt will sell on reas unable terms his FARM,
with good buildings and in fair order, within mile Of
81 OF which are WOO landi also q acres OF ENHANCED
mesow ~ Cherry Island The Properly sVetg geharsoe'
foulnfs ina uire OF the subscr bet,
"'u'''- N'sN'' ISAAC 8, ELLIOTT, of B.,
Or apply to WM. MoCAUl!LEYt
.,n.H Markot- st.. Wilmington.
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REGLsTER,S ORFIGE-

. IVeU CnSNo County,, Mar. II, 1855
TIPOS the application Of JANIS DENNEY, Admin
Nj, Isrator Of JAMES DENNEY, late Of the city Of
sad directed By the Register that tho aoTe
Halon up the Estate OF tho uec'd with the date Of
granng thereof by causing advertisements to 10 pasted
nG most public PLACES q the County Of New Gastefe
present the ans or abide by an Act OF Assembly in such
case made and provided And also the same 10 be
inserted within the Same period In the Delaware RrpIb-
tnued therein two months, ~ w.
ri GIVEN under the hand and Seal of Office of the
)LS1 Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New CAstle
N~l County aforesaid the DAY and year above written
PETER b. VANDEyER, Register,
N0TioE;-All persons having claims against the Es
at oil the deceased must present the ane duly Aesed
70 the Admnistraor before the 7h day az March
1917 OF ABIDE the Act Of Assembly in such and
Poylded. LANES DENNEY, Admnintrator.
Mill Greek Hundred, March IL 1856. 2O-2m
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REGISTERS oFF1oE

NeiO Castle County, Mar. IA, 1855.
JPQN THE Application of Jonathan Draper; Executor
81 me lst wei and restanent of Samuel Draper, late
okDER Ed and directed by the Register that the Exc
ontor Aforesaid, give notice of the granting Letters
IesapentaLy upon the Estate of the deed, with ito
posted within forty days fran III ats snnh
n SIX OF the most public places of the County Of New
Estate to thc same or abide BY an Act Of Assem-
same to be inserted within the period this Della
ware Republican, Newspaper published IN Wilmington,
and to be continued therein two months.
i~e-) Given under the hand and Seal Of Office ofthe
SL.S3 Register aforesaid. at Now Castle. in New Gas
(-e~i tie County Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. PETER B. VANDEVER, Register.
NoTIcE.-An persons having claims against the Es-
to the Executor, OF bsfore the 4th hay az March,
A. p 1851 9r abide th9 Act fAssenlRy In shoh dass
"1's ~" J9NATHAN DRAPER, Executor
Re lion Hundred. Mar. l4'la55 2O-2m
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aOuSRs FOR SALE

n NO. IA TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
lsssM ings and PAS. -
llslA4- No. q, Anew two Story Brick House In 18th
Street Market.
NO. 8, two Story Frame House in Walnut street a.
bov0 9Th Street, Apply 10 CRAIG * TATNALL,
ian7 Delaware Avenue q TatuAll Street,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

81 OR, EXCHANGE For GOOD CITY
tTa5tife PPRotERrEm K, first class small Farm, in
LINZ miles from Wilmington on Tie GonoSrd 'fapSa
\ ~ ror terms and q particulars inquire NJ Wm.
leCnnlley T1e proprietor IN equenoe of i'll health
Would make arrangements to possession short
ice. my l9-lms
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FOR SALE,

kz.ylA situated miles North Of il kton in Cecil coun-
lss!HW w. Nd, 81 miles from Newark, and mile from
lAR Cherry Hli Plank Road. Is divided into fields
good fencing and water every heidi about ~ to 50
Acres Of wood and Timber bpnd large quei tty Of Chess
NUT The buildings good, large stone horse, good
suitable farming purposes rhe qrops LAT year We're
anil other products proportlonay; will be sold with tho
money IL applied for soon rerm; oash balance mort
'P SsSs 4 'AMhfN q; hAB Bssl.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

NANouisHED AT hAsT.-The great Hobbs
lock, which has been SO loudly Wanted as
thief, lire, powder and burglar proof, we observe
by the Hon INDEPENDENT hasiat last been pick
ed, by Linus Yale, DC, formerly Of Newport,
lieIkiiAer county, N. Y, now of Philadelphia,
Pa.
The exact "modus operandi" of picking the
lock, Of course, is not expected to be made
known to the public just at present, but it is
sufficient TO say that by a singular and ingen-
ious method, the action of the key upon the
curve OF the tumblers of the lock are ma pied
Out, aud from which wooden key is made,
which unlocls aud locks the lock, and in all
respects operates it as perfectly as the true key.
In this manner the lock Yves opened in the
presence If tue Cashier of the Dairyman's Bank
Newport, N. Y, and of the President of the
Fort Stanwix Bank, Rome, N. Y, and within
few days, $500 lock on jewellers safe in
Wall street, New York, was 30 opened from
all of watch certificates 10 this effect have been
taken.
This statement Of course, will astound the
world, but it is even true. Thus the great
"uoebs" Lock, or, properly, "Day & New.
ellis" which has been so universally celebrated
and received thepremium at the Crystal T. Lace
OF London and New York, and in thousands Of
instances elsewhere, and dsfied every effort at
picking for twenty years, by the most GkillfuI
burglars and picklocks, and that too, stimu-
| lated by great prizes, has at last been opened
by wooden key. But the "woeden key" was
III the hands Vt a genius.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

Educationsis companion which no misfortune
eau suppress cline destroy no enemy
aiiepaLe mo despotism enslave. AT home u
iIitnd- abroad an introduction soil ude
solace- in society an ornament 1t lessons
vice. 1t guards virtue lit gives at once grace
and government 10 genius. WITHOUT 1t, what
is man? splendid slave ! reasoning savage
vacillatiDg between the dignity Of en intelh-
gence derived from God, and the degradation
of brutal passion.
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FOR SALE

Ii A THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE AT
Ef3A te corner Of I'd and Jefferson Streets y has
IslAA font pavement, there z a good pump In the
good order II will be sold very accommodating terms
now rented as 10 pay nine per cent nterestn the
ing I'd door from lfh ~ King serAet. JOHN WRIGHT,