Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

suln affords short and easy transit by YES
sells of almost all descriptions from one lay
10 the other. The town of Delaware Clly
is Il busy, busiing, and aclve place espe-
cally inthasc seasonsof the year wheh 'hc
Canal is OPEN for tiadc. s.
The population Of the town ranges from
l2ao to l.,tm inhabitants engaged IN a variety
of occupations, which serve to make COM
munity prosperous and happy. s
During my limited stay in the town ! Was
unable 10 s.,. and note all the places oi ini.
purtunco nui WAS well repaid for Il short
visi, 10 the Stamped Ware Mandatory Oh
Hiauins, Marehand & Go. Here pans, Ia,
dies. di,pois, cups, cylinders, spoons, anu
everything else belonging to the culinary
department. are made of heavy solid lin, by
one sIam;. Of a powerful machine, ny a SIN
Gle operation. 4 vast ainounts oi ma
sruiuery Is used in the manuiactory oil
thes,. useful articles. The works are
driven by u forty horse power engine, ana
The boilers have cast iron fiues which cannot
collapse, and they thereby avoid the danger
arising from the overheatng Of the ordinary
| iron Hue. This establishment gives employ
in,nt 60 from - to 40 hands, aud y ready
sale t;,r the articles manufactured here Is
found in Philadelphia and nthtr cities.
The conch manufacturing is carried on
herr. by j. Alexander, who employs several
hands, and turns unt capital wofk' Inc
whecwri.hiing and backsmiihing is viSor-
ouslv pllsu,d forward by onr tfiends inc
.pattp,sul.s. and where 80 many good
stores are Kept, il would be lhV.uious III INC
to make distinction. -
The morals of The people (Which are good)
are controlled b. the inilrence oil three
Christian churches, Methodist, Prcshylerl-
AN. and Episcopal Rev. Il. l.. loulsnn Is
pustor Of The Methodist Rev. ). X. SEQ
field of the PRESBYTERIAN, and Rev. j. L. III
: lIamml OF the Episcopal, all active, I'VE
energetic ministers. There isalso II Nation
r al Bank here, which is II great benciil 10 I'M
: place and great convenience 10 the htsihes
/, and rnierprising citizens. Masonic LodS
!, and n Lodge Of |. q. orc. II. exists mere
' and MS am informed are well supported AM
: in successful operation. \ Division Of Son
of Temperance and l. dgc of Good Tcmpiai
arr amongst tho institutions nj the town
l. and are ,ining much good towards savln,
II many from the dreadful and degrading cvll
9, Of incompetence long may they cohlinu
N In their good work, and may the time 500
come when there will be none to s'tarry Ion
> at the wine, and 30 to seek mixed wine..
And last though not least must moi 10;
y get TO mention that the ATLAS Is. u. y,
one of the live institutions of the place
Mt This club has wide spread reputation L
ut good plnying,and believe mas soine uspii'
N. lions i,or the Championship of the State, u
a. diamond State aud Wawasei, noiwilhstan'
= inr. lad the pleasure during my briel Wis
=" 20 lie town, oi seeing this club play 4 s'ci
game on their grounds, and was furcib
lis struck with the remarkable good behave
N, of the young men of The club. There was
SIS boistcrous or prolamc language to he hea
mt on the ground, which speaks well for u
,r good raining and morals of the young mt
~ Of the town and surrounding country.
-. ~ The DELAWARE TRnrNE is fast becomi
y" popular in this vicinity. II has hut recent
been introduced, but such is the appearan
Is and character Of the paper, that those WI
p, see il once want to know more about II.
Ills Long may it wave.
M Yours Respectfully,
:" kAMBL Err.