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Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
NEW CASTLE.
Interesting Discoveries tn Church
New school House 10 he Erected
A Yonng I.nsly Robbed In
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Correspondence Every Evening Of and CimmsIcie
New CASTLE, Oct. 15.-Duripg tn
repairs 10 Emmanuel Church, which have
just been completod,i it became necessary TO
remove the pulpit, when there were found
beneath it u collection of books, papers,
&C., among which was q paper containing
brief history Of the church. They were
placed there in 1850 at the time the pulpit
was erected. The contents of the paper
are highly interesting, giving as it does
valuable information in regard to the
church, Of which few now living lad any
knowledge. Only one Of the gentlemen
who were vestrymen when the paper was
written, is now living, that one being tn
Hon. George B. Rodney, of this city. AT
that time tho church had fifty-fye com
municants, the Sunday school fifteen
teachers and eighty-iive scholars, and the
parish library four hundred volumes.
The repairs then made to the church We're
designed by John hoffman, Esq, architect
and were executed by James NJ. Dixon,
carpenter, of Wilmington. There were
also found copies of the D"lawar. G.: :.,.:'
and almanacs, and from the reading Of tho
paper mentioned they were expected to
remain there much longer time. An
addition was made to it by the Rev. Mr..
Spencer and it was replaced
A one-story frame building has baen
erected on Vine street between Delaware
and Harmony, designed Us /. school-room
and is to be used by Miss Lizzie Gemmil
and her private school. This will be OF
great assistance to Miss G.. and enable her
to have permanent place for the accom-
mediation of her pupils. She is, without
doubt, an excellent teacher of small
children, and parents may entrust their
little ones to her charge with the full
assurance that they will receive faithful
and careful instruction.
A young lady of this city, while in
Philadelphia few days ago, stepped into
a store to make some light purchase, after
paying for which, she put her pocket
book in the outside pocket Of her dress.
Upon reaching the street she felt for the
pocket-book TO put it in n safer Place but
ii wasn't "thar." Rather cor ptcuous
place to carry valuahl-s, those ont ide
pockets now worn by ladies'.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
PHOrOGRAPHxH0 COLOR.
The. Problem Maid t. Have
Solved by . German Artist.

Solved by . German Artist.
Mulch Oosrsspor dsses.
Joseph Albert, photographer to tho
Court, has finally succeeded In an inven-
ton, which has thus far bafled him,
namely, by new proceeding In photog-
rsphy to render the natural colors in
the picture by Photographic steam press
of his own construction, without the aid
Of pencil. have seen some of the
proofs of such oolored photographs by the
Albert press. An expert painter could
hardly give the colo~s Of the object more
faithful in living reality and with distinct
ness to the incest shades.
Tho secret Of the invention consists In
the analysis Of the white light into tho
three colors-yellow, blue and red, and in
their recovery of the three oolors ready
for the press. On = plate, chemically
prepared, no Us to receive but the yellow
parts of the light and the toncG of the
colors of the object to be reflected, tna
first photograph ia taken when negative
of that plate ia at once put under the
press, whose cylinder is dubbed over with
yellow paint None but the tones of the
| yellow colors are now seen in the impress
sion. After that the object Is photographed
on plate made to reflect but the blue
colors.
This plate now under the press reflects
q blue impression the cylinder being
dubbed over with blue paint. In tbs same
manner he receives but the tones Of the
rcd colors by means Of . third plate.
Printing the individual pictures Of n
yellow, blue and red over each other, u
picture ia produced true 10 nature, tho
colors intermixing by having been prints
tanned and prosecuted BY Alb 1T, :
pno.oglaPn coiols, my no .onger b
oon'u =. - ssn ..,,,s At Is hard q
pew ;uvention viii proS revolution III
departments of art. '"~o Az -'N
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
Fighting OMeiels.

These disgraceful assaults by public
officials are getting entirely too common
md the Offenders should be made EXAM
ples of in such manner as would elect
uslly deter other pusilistically disposed
public servants from INDUCING in SUCH
shameful performances. No man, not
even United States official, has the right,
however much he may feel aggrieved, to
ignore the law and seek to redress
his wrongs, real or fancied, BY
personal violence toward those, at whose
hands he has, or imagines he has, received
an injury. In thic country there Is no
excuse for such conduct AZ tina.
reported in our dispatches from Balti-
more yesterday, and Postmaster Tyler
who 80 far forgot his duiy 6 9 citizen as
to deliberately violate the law by assault
ing man who had provoked him, should
be punished by 6 prompt dismissal from
Office, and all office holders guilty OF siIi
liar offences should be served in ik'
manner.
Not many weeks ago We were treated II
the spectacle of the Solicitor OF the Unite'
States Treasury engaging in tisticuifs Wit
AN editor of Washington journal in tn
public streets of that city, and last Friaa
another equally disgraceful affair too
place at the Capital between Judge Virgil
of indiana, and ex-Secretary of the 1nterie
Delano, the former being the aggressol
Its enough to have Judges and Solicitor
of the Treasury mixed up in such disrep'
table scrapes, but when ii Genes to pos
masters also, it is really too bad, and som
thing ought to be done to check the evl
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

The Town Council of Ayr, Scotland,
has introduced rather novel plan OF
competition. Having decided to erect
new town hall it announced that pre-
MUM of G25 would be awarded to each
architect whose design for the building
should be rejected, while the accepted
design will bepaid form the usual way. II
uch u system of awarding prizes were.in
vogue in this country, there are not many
of Our municipalities that could afford to
build even dog nonuel, much less town
hall. 1t would be good thing though
for some of our would-be architects.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

ever, became ] esident, but he again
appointed Allen McLAne Collector, after
which Louis 10 ined the jackson party,
under the win gs of Van Buren," and
became one of tile Presidents most earnest
opponents.
Robert Owen. the Lanark enthusiast,
and father Of Robert Dale Owen, visited
Washington, in the spring of 1846. He
had been lecturirAg and circulating his
book on the 'The New Moral World AND
Rational System of Society" and was now
about to depart for England, with the
purpose of promoting settlement of the
Oregon boundary dispute, having no small
confidence in his own ability a. volunteer
negotiator. In the course of a converse
ton with Mr.. Adams, on the 25th OF
March, the abstract question Of war came
up, and the diary says:
81 told him.......,..........that with
regard TO war and peace, considered in the
abstract, agreed with him, and with al
the benevolent and humane throughout
the world / held it in utter adherence, a
, much SO as tho Roman mothers in the
: days Of Horace and of Augustus Cesar
! but that there are and always have been
MS long as the race of man has existed
y times and occasions Of dire necessity TO
u war; and, philosophically speaking,
y believed that war was not corrupter, Blu
;, rather purifier, of the moral character o
v man; that peace was the period of corrup
" ton to the human race"
y And Mr.. Adams then quoted q passae
u from Paradise Lost" where the Arcl
" angel Michael, having foretold to- Adar
u the fortunes of his fallen posterity, SUI
:, fering all the horrors Of war, then turns
No to picture of their condition in peac'
ae whereupon Adam says:
a 81 had hope
sa When violence WAS ceased, and WAT on cart
m All would have then gone well, peace wou
er have crowned,
-, with length Of happy days the race OF ma
'h But I was far deceived, for now l see
ry Peace to corrupt, no less than war to waste
d, Space will not permit us to pursue
DC greater length review of the diary.
IL value, as a contribution to our history,
ne as we have already said, very great, al
to 10 library of any pretension can
he esteemed complete without it. We J
w ceive the volume from the pubishe
IN, through Charles Thomas Il Co., 4
OF Market street.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
MIDDLETOWN.
The Rapid Growth Of tho Town
in PrOmincnce--lts FAIr-GOvern0r

The RAPID GfOWth OI INC Ao"h
in PrOmincnce--lts uIr-GOvern0r
Cochran.
Correspondence Of Every Even,ns aud Csmmercis'
MIDpLErowN, Oct. 15.-No town in
Delaware can boast of the rapid growth
in prominence Middletown has had in the
past five years. With rich agricultural
district the town is made to flourish when
manufactures are few. The summer
season closes with few regrets to those who
had fruit Or grain crop, for the results OF
the sale of those crops have been bench
cial to nearly every farmer. Here, as else
where on the peninsula, there arc full
purses. Realizing this fact our busines
men have commenced their
of a successful season. As guarantee
of their confidence in the stnte of trade,
each firm has laid in an unusually large
supply of goods Of every description.
IN new enterprises it is noticed that a
frst-class harness store, two clothing
stores and other business stands have been
opened lately and are centrally located.
With all these, however, three large build
ines, suitable for factories, are unoccupied.
At one time our principal carriage manu-
factory was known TO take the lead in
building first class carriages; but though
their reputation remains unimpaired to the
present, cheap carriages, of inferior con.
struction, have forced the firm to reaTcc
the number built.
There is every reason to believe that W.
shall have city in few years. Mid lie
| town is not d for ito sound busirssss mon
and is canyassed more by Philadelphia
New York, Baltimore, and Wilmington
''drummers," than any town south OF 1t
It is now made tho headquarters for a
. peach news, and all peach and raliroe'
men, who find hotel accommodations u
, much of M attraction as anything else.
. The talk OF making the fair at Lover Q
greater interest than our own, NATURAL.
, produces speculation. With foundatio!
J successfully built, tho Peninsula ..gsicul
tural and Pathological Association will en-
! ter no contest, but continue to improy
their exhibitions, under TIE patronage Q
/ such men af Governor Cochran, lion. L
{ Salisbury and i. I. BiGgs, thoug
Mr.. salisbury come from Kent county
, There is so little written OF Governo
9 Cochran, that few outsiders know OF him
t l said to a strange gentleman from Mary
I land not long since; '. ..c.o goes Gov
1 ernor Cochran" at The same time desil
f mating the Governor The man innocent
0 replied; 'Governur OF what State u Bv
S despite the modesty of demeanor whic
4 permits strangers to remain Ignorant &
o his name and Office, Governor Cochran
: held in higher esteem in his State no
t than he did when elected. Although som
h Of his appointments have caused il!+teeltn
: towards him by those defeated AVID the
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

In an article discussing the financial
aspect of affairs in Greece the London
Economist remarks that if any of the
foreign creditors OF that country still en-
terrain the expectation Of dividends, the
recent report of Mr.. Windhan, British
Secretary Of Legation at Athens, will go
far to dispel it. The report referred to,
of which the Economist gives an abstract,
says the deficit in revenue this year is
double what was anticipated, and that the
financial plight of the country is about as
bad as ii is possible :or it to be.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
,G33,927


This, we IRE convinced, is low estimate,
for the value Of the products manutac-
tured in Wilmington and its immediate
vicinity in 1873 was over twenty millions,
but accepting the census figures as correct,
we have an amount of manufacturing, which
leaves nearly all the Southern States away
behind Us il the product of their manu-
features, and MINNESOTA but about two
millions ahead OF us, while oyan Yankee
Vermont does not produce quite Third
more than we do. Add to these
products IF manufacturers and agriculture
81, $50 from Delaware fisheries, and proba-
bly, half of the WHO'S fisheries product of
Maryland, worth S95,2.5 and Slo,eO0
from mining and quarrying in Delaware,
and we have grand annual product from
this peninsula Of $40, 500 232 according to
the census of 1870, and the total product
has doubtless largely increased since then.
Sitting at the head of so rich, popn-
lous and productive territory as this, a
territory, the land of which is growing
richer from year TO year, and with varied
small industries scattered al over it, Will
mineton ought to persistently seek its
trade, and if Il became able to secure that
trade, alone, it woui,, be twice tho CONNER
cial city that it is. From year to year the
trade of Wilmington merchants down the
peninsula extends, but there is not half
the persistent effort there should be to
still further extend it and to increase it
where it has gone already. No agency
that can knit the peninsula more closely
together should be neglected, for all such
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
CURRENT LITERATURE.

LIrrELL's LIVING AGE for tho woek end
Ing October 18Th, contains the beginning
of serial by the author of that charming
story Patty" besides the usual amount
of other interesting and valuable matter.
A new volume began with October. Pub
lished by Littell 4 Gay, Boston.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

The dead body OF man was found
floating in the harbor at Lewes on
Wednesday afternoon, and was recognized
by the captain Of the Ba5al Irons, the
schooner that was sunk on the 4th instant,
as being that Of John Miller, Norwegian
by birth, and one of tie crew of the
vessel. The BODY was in an advanced
state G. decomposition and was immedi-
ately buried. A coroner's jury rendered
verdict in accordance with the facts.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
Robbery at chesapeake City.

On Thursday night the store Of William
J. Barwick, in Masonic building, Chesa-
peake City, was entered by burglars, the
safe blown open, aud about $500 in meney
taken. An entrance was effected to the
store by means of tools taken from
neighboring blacksmith shop. The safe,
which was to all appearances perfectly i'm
pregnable was blown open by means of
powder or other powerful explosive, which
was introduced through hole drilled
through the upper part of the door. The
door Of the safe was shattered and blown
entirely from its hinges.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

Are good looking men so scarce down in
Georgetown that the ladies' look with favor
even on prisoners, if they have the good
fortune to be handsome? There used to
be quito number OF not only good look.
ing, but handsome, men there. Have they
all moved away or got married?
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
Would Give a Dollar for a Dose,
RnsrON MAY On 1871 .

II. II. STEVENS, ESQ.,: 7
Dear Sir-I have been badly AFFLICTED with
Kidney Complaint for ten years; have suiYered
great pain IN my back, hips and side, with
great difficulty in passing urine, which was
accompanied with blood arr. excruciating
pain, l have faithfully tried most OF the
popular remedies Recommended for my COM
plainti ! have been under the treatment OF
AL OF when pronounced MY case incurable.
ms was my condition when was advised by
q, friend to try the VEGETiSE, and could see
The good effects from the first dose took, and
! vas entirely cured, taking i'll all, should
think, about six bottles.
1t Is indeed valuable medicine, ond II L
would give a dollar for dose, II could NOT
get it without. Respectfully,
j. II. GLE,
SOL Third St., Sout' Roaton.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

Newark correspondent writes that the
town was enlivened Monday night by q
serenade to Mr.. John Pl!Ing aud bride,
who had just returned from their wedding
tour. A large number of people were on
hand and the music was discoursed by the
Citizens Cornet Band The serenaders
were treated to an elegant repas!.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
All Diseases Of the Blood,

If VEGETISE will relieve pain, ,leanse. MI
rify and euro such diseases, restoI ina Tho pa-
tient TO perfect health after tryi 40 different
physicians, many remedies, suffert NJ for wears,
Is it not conclusive proof ii you o. a n suIerer,
you can be cured? Why Is this n edIcinp uor,
forming such great cures? Ity ,orka in III,
blood, In the circulating fluid, II can truly bo
called the GREAT BLOOD PUI ;IFIEH, Tho
treat source or disease originates In the blood;
anu no medicine that docs not " Il directly up
W H. 10 purify and iunosatA has any just
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
a Free Cure,

, FOR scnspu pton, bropchitis. .s,hm, ,,,,rrh
naosns Gu. anG disease hlsn surs rel 81 and per-
I I, fnections by simple veg table msIaisr
was r. afsn venerable missionary physician who
Mo ,ng hgo resident Of Syria and the t;ast and
AZ "a, hss Freely given this valuable specific 10 ,h0u
's o. aiharsu sufferers with the grostest possible
uuy I, p,tt TO others this wonderful inyigo al ns
TJms ~ ana MI send Tree the original recipe oon,.
,t.n, ,, -, inr reply Dl:. CLARK A. RGBBIT =
e"viT Block Syracuse. N. Y. =. .. Boz ri -
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
Seyenty-one Years Of Ago.

EAST MARsHFlELp. Aug. @, 1870, ,
MIR. STEVENS: Dear Sir-I n m Veyenty-one
years of age; have suffered ms ny years with
Kidney Complaint, weakness irl my back and
stomach. was induced by frie ids to try YOUR
yEGETINE and think it the best medicine
Tor weakness of the kidneys ever used, 1
have tried many remedies for this complaint,
and never found 80 much relief MS from tho
NEGErISE. ltstrengthens and inyieorates lie
whole system. Many Of my acquaintance
have taken it, md believe It to be good Tor
al the complaints for which IL is recommended
Yours truly, JOSIAH IL, SHERMAN.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

The Georgetown people do not appear
to be very enthusiastic supporters of Mr..
Martins claims to the Democratic Con
gressional nomination according to the
letter from correspondent, printed else
where.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

tend 70 mike Wilmington It's mesEopohs
and buy.nan oes&ss. Lat cur merchants
ponde ON The solid facts We have laid BE-
fore them and think whether there is not
Held for further effort 1t their very doors-
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
SOL Third St., Sout, Boston
Life q Burde.n.

Boz SOW Nov o 1879
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ: '' '' q.
Dear oirurro'' = poor, emaciated sufferer.
health. AA' -9'''" o w F"''Ns
r. lave for years been terrible sufferer from
Ianker and Dyspepsia, al times rendering life
almost burden to me. / am now fifteen
DO pounds heavier than when commenced
the use of NE0ETlNE.
will make mention that was also great
sufferer from Kidney Complaint, causing ex-
crnciating pain through the small Of the back
nearly NIL Of the time. This, too, vEeFrISE
has cured, and am now q perfect picture of
health, and will add, happiness-all caused
from the use OF a few bottles OF VEGETtNE.
Respectfully, II. G. HUGHES,
Union place, Boston, Mass.
NEGETiNE 10 composed OF Roots, Darts and
Herbs. 1t 10 very pleasant to take; every
child likes 1t.
YiGsIINE IS SOLD pY ALL DRUGGISTS
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18
brynn's Elect r0-v 0itnIc md Magnetic Sp-
piianccs, Belts and Bands for Self Cure.

They restore the Nervous aAd Dsbilitatvd, in,clr
new life and trength to the waning organism, On
circle the body witn Electric aud Magnetic iuilu
nnce, and mh no the system with . const ant ,tIi-
eine, fer all diseases that ARE, ON is.s q Vita
ssorcs, ~ ! Sspepsia, ParAiysis, Kidney Drs,5-
I'VE dollars and ucw rds UlustraSd pam hlets sN.L
Tree Tree. At dress. bryan. .APPLIASCt 60. i47
A Health influence.
Restori ing the Nervous and Debilitatsd.
imphitins Lille, Strength. and Health TO the eal.
=, Sucs s,sioiiy treating Disease without medicine
DIR. 8NYAN'S MLECTRO.VOLTAIC AND MAG
NETIC APPL!ANUkS.
Recently introduced after years Of study ard r,
search. They are OF quadru;ile power, imbupa thu
Hsttm with constant current or Vltai1ing Ele'
ric and Magnetic force. j.
ELECTRICITY Is NATURES powT +,
"A sosercign sDeciRc In Dyspepsia, N ..,,, n,
nli'ty, ,iselss Of tho Lungs, kheums 1r''u' ,i
SIS, Eplepny. Scatica. Spinal Dsraw Ism. fathy
nimcultieg GENERALLY Anu runotioh"
Ihs appliances are strongly chs ,-.s III, ,,..,r,,
xtlvano. and magnetic influeuf fsoa MI eieetro,
srsss OF Intensity. suitable IN Il. ~ na on ~
ipiled. mere medicines have
illustrated Pamphlets nyiieilns and patients
oil their action. COST ets fr,s on .spanhdnn ,h'pe'
AT DRESS,
,,n,s, DIR. BRYAN. --
IL. ,.Ss. III East Ftftssuth sire g.
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Ne 4, II. H. Repntrs,

10y aeps TO the track of the Will
,naasso.,' Northern railroad, rendered
a nsS oy the late heavy storm, have
S s.o,I Zen completed. A great deal of
VIZ was required, as the road was
" WV ned and otherwise damaged in numer-
y ds places. New trestle work has been
put up at some points. The locomotive
damaged by the accident at Waynesburg
Junction, ia still at the shops ct Coates
vile.
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WILMINGTON, DEL.
THVRSDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1871
wilmiugten's Trade with the rem
inNula,

The fourteen counties constituting the
peninsula lying between the Chesapeake
bay on one side, and the Delaware river
and BAY and the Atlantic ocean ON the
other, contained at the time Of taking the
census of 1870 q population of two hun
dred and ninety eight thousand and thirty
,our people, divided az follows:
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THE COUNTY COLLECTORS.
Report OF Their Official Standing
by The County Treasurer.

CorespondeLseo OF Every lveninS md Com neroixl,
New CASTLE, DEL, Oct. 1l.-At the late
meeting of the Levy Court the County
Treasurer made the following statement
showing the standing of the various
collectors for the years 1876 and 1877:
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

Silk jewelry, made bright with hand
painting, is shown in novel designs.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-18

Nine thousand pupils demand admission
to the public schools Of Kansas City.
,REwAaD,-We will pay : reward Of one
Thousand dollars tor any certificate published
by US regarding DIR. Bulrs Cough Syrup not
found genuine. C. Meyer & Co.. Baltimore,
LeceH5er ], 1875.