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New-York tribune., 1875-08-14

wonis Tho exprcsaion of the face frequently adds
greatly to the what he says This was especially
thccasc when he spoke Of the austerc Christians who In
cuIe,te the sinuincss Of mirth and the duty OF ma-
tanning long face except cn brief holiday occasions IL
would he difficult to ind o preternatura'y eioh-
gated co,mtenancc than his was at that moment The
service OF song this evening gathered nearly all thc
inmates Of the house in the parlor, where shPs was
Continued until o'clock the usual hour for hrcang
M" all through the week. MT. Bcechor stooh py ,ne
piano and oincd in the singing All present seemed 10
enjoy the evening heartily asthc nights when sre hie
up with dancing aud proiuenodng Certainty, IN regard
10 the duty OF maintaining Joyous spirits, Mr beecher
practices and ncucstes by example, that which nc
teaches. ~
An enterprise which has been agitsted since last sum
to-la, talked OF very eagerly among the guests
of this and neghboring houses 1t Is proposed 10 bd
Mr. Beecber Summer church in this vicinity ana 80
general is the feeling in the matter that 1t is 6eieyod
that the project will assume definite form next ounuhy
The completion Of the Portland and Osdensn,nnrg ,,n
Railroad to this point brings Portland wltnln
reach, and it is designed to run excursioh r,,
trains from there and the Boston, Concord ana mon
trca Branch from the West, while the immediate nciyh
bOrhool already furnishes lasger audience tan can I've
accommodated now. II IL probable that within lew
DAYS slal he able 10 describe definite plans 10 ne I'M
ncdiatcly carried into execution. The abundance ol
luaDer in this region would render the cost colnpari
lively tdn and the sawnill IN front OF the hotel cond
all the plauks boards, shingles ana cLiDOards
required.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14
BCTTE(i TACTICS.

young mechanic recently god married to
tic gr1 OF his choice, and the happy pair went To house
ketying After the honeymoon over, the young wife
discovered that her hubbys temper was none OF the
sweetest and tL,t attempts at modifying him By sweet
smiles and kisses generally nat failures whIe bis
dander WAS up Ike sensible yonns woman. she re
solved anoor plan OF action. aud soon hat All Olpei
tuniy u hy 1t. Hubby w.s rather eaptios about his
steak, but she made no excuse. " IT'S tough" said
hubby and it's not cooked halt enoughI" The young
wife smiled, sut made defense Then hubby got fear
fully mad hG lIicd hio plate, and dashed II On the foor
with the remark course that steak " His wife raised
up her plate roo, aud dassea the stove with the
Thats neP IkuDby stared at the plate ~ nis
wife. at the floor. and said. Why Eliza. you should
not mindtne II AIN littie hasty. get It.
And ru he did.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14

Mr. Charles Reade is III quite tiry. He fs
eu.ac B writing . seres OF etteis on The Rights AMI
wronss OF Authors" No man can write Sc wci and No
man las better ht 20 ho heard ON tlis subject Tue
whole bu,inc - - ~ copyright the steAI N EnSsh
authors stories by American PUBLISHERS ana tle sse ali
III English authors stories by persons oailod Enssh
dranasts Mr. Eeade IN his own genial way says w.
subject hns bern hitherto seured by poly y afes ai
bs" He undertakes To tell the truth Ia nonosyl-
anlcs and dtssJ abea, aud he certainly does w. hao
strong naaes ike G.itin and thief and scv.nalsh
little monosy tables ke liar aud 50 on; MT hs.W 20 :.
quite Piin,sol huua aud, Ike Mr. Pliusor We $3.50 -
and admire him for his courage ant uu n,s i.,
cant ard untrutb. The letters cf DIT kea" sn , ,"s
and Instructive they are, must 10 e0c" """ V'o
about an amendment OF the law
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14
INDIAN STORES IN THE HANDS or ARMY
OEFINEES.

TO the razor or The TrtbuHe.
SIR: have been on the border all my life,
having begun life lighting beside Old John Brown IN $50,
and said sinoss have kept pretty constantly for the
next twelve or fourteen years Everybody knows that
the Indian service is corrupt and always has been and
n always viii he until tho distribasn OF eOmm-sary
stores H. Turned the military am no lover or
redskin., bat suab continual swndie - that'whoe
supply has been IL enough 10 snaIo inc ueFl
himself and every body ON the plains knOwsh l.
omaha, Neb, Aug 10, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14
TIE GRAND OPERA HOUSE SCHEME.

To ~ Tn IfDr OF IHt TFfU HHe
SIR: VIII you be kind enough to state in your
to-norrow mornings issue that have 10 knowledge
Whatever OF the designs of the parties ho are the pr
ehasers the Grand Orera House from tie Erie RAILWAY
COMPANY that the contract Of ,tIc has not yet bce
executed and that have interest either directly or
Indirectly in any scheme" cOunect,d herewith. Re
spectfuily. yours HENRY IT, SiEbBiNS'
Ncc- FoTk Aug l3, 1873.
rrhe information was published on the authority
of the LAWYER making che transier-Ed
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14
A TEXT FOR 4 FREE TRADE ARTICLE.
q IL.

SIR: ] have noticed in an evening paper an
advertisement running thus; wanted, for Canada
Agencies for American twecds. fancy and staple dry
goods. boots shoes ancy lewelry sc labcrd advances
made consisnnents, &c. sc" IL furnishes a good
text for free trade article Tho tariff OF lSi2 did not
cause a rll-l oi IpoitS t. Canada j. L. u.
Aetg- lOfh, Aug. II, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14
A PRACTICAL BUSINESS LIFE.

SIR You speak words of truth to an "Anxious
Student" and it IA 20 he hoped that not only be, but
thousands others will heed them. II from reading
similar advice In TIE tribune years ago that writer
was led To choose u practical business life For one
heartily thank THE TGBUss for its advice and beilcyo
that IL genolsliy followed there would DO
revival of the good old times. CONSTANT READER.
PtttfoN, N, r., Aug. IL, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14

There is no judge assigned to supreme
Court, Chambers. to-day. Judge westbrook. ws" nas
baen holding Chs,nbegs for the psst -four works. wen
away yesterday aternoon. having disposcd " an W.
WORK OF au unusually heavy eumuicf ulQnsh. ano
no case before him undecided judge ysppea " sAAa
Ills place on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14

Say what you will. the life editorial is not
ali tbcrns Here and there springs up dinuslng ia
OdOr through the sanctIn, and though many dark and
angry cloud floats athwart tho sky yet is not always
Without It's silver linng How forcbiy tins s illustrated
by the experience OF editor at SOneryc, Tenn. who
aA receuty been presented with lizard with two tails.
II Louis Vile Courier Journal.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14
AN ExrURGATED BIBLE FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


TO the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR AT the recent meeting OF the New
York State Teachers Association the question Of the Bible
In public schools discussed with good deal OF feeling
though with very little apparent profit The Association
hOpelessly divided in opinion that no plan "as
sugaested which likely To assist in the settlement
Of controversy faction thinks the safe way s 10
stop astating the matter in hope that such course
will result In peacoab!e issue; whne another faction
saya the only way by which tn bring it to crisis.
and from a crisis to end Ia by constant agitation
Will You permit me through your columns 10 suggest
plan which did not hear proposed at The AssocitiOni
II rightly Informed, the objection urged by me
Roman Catholics against the leading OF the Dle III ne
public schools that authentic and correct version
Il not used that the Yugae aud not the septuagih s
the only therefore the only one which tDey
wish read TO their children Aside from large
number OF rhetorical differences, understand tie two
siOns do not vary many paEculis NJ least not III
many particulars In which questions OF doctrine are IN
yolved " the objection DE have stated II, ana he
differences the two versions be comparatively lew
the plan would suggest IL this Let council oI me
best scholars in the Protestant and Roman Catholic
Churches bo appointed, who shall MAKE col
lection Of chapters from the Bible ABOUT whch
there Ia no dispute the collection to bc used uniformly
In fhe public schools This collection might contain slec
Ons every book Of the Bible or simply trui the
Psalms, Proverbs, and the Gospels, which would DE trcc
objection either Church, and meet all thc me-
ccssitics the public schools in this particular The
greater part OF the Bible Is not well adapted 10 Sch"o
and generally and properly omitted Can we
every one will be satisfied who ia now dissatisfied
Another plan still might be adopted. which "a mat OF
sDntiug tD vote in every SchOn diStrVi, WhcHlf OF
roi any version Of Bible shall be read in the school
This certainly would he democratic way of dlsoslng oi
the controversy w. H. bkANNh'
ffu.y(eo
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14

which comments itself to the bumane and phanfhropic
everywhere. and Ne who solves tbe difficulty ny arrng
ing the details wOrknguen may be able TO secure
the blessings will INDEED be ranked as
Wdshin0ton, Aug o, 1875. PUBLIC BEsEfACfoR
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14

rssuse and did all in their power to shove Mr. den aside
and force the nomination Of one whom they hoped
IN elegted would become q psut tool In their hGndt
They coaxed and threatened, manipulated and bar
sained they would accept anybody bat MI T1dS1-any
body but the man whO had hunted Twcr to prison, ana
would hunt them also n he had thr opportunity Their
tactics failed for at least and this fanrs hse
prove their ruin the day OF reckoning so long p~
pOncd Ia evidently near ut hand. SALf FoiSi'
Syracuse, Aug. ). 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

OF the re,ig gOus services which held today have
already telegfaphed 10 Thu TgiDTsE full account But
printed words could d. justice to the Though
MI BoeOher has been here lees than week. the noun
tain affected both his body and mind favOr
sbly Those who have heard linn preach regularly for
years say th they seldom have heard such serlaon
Much s Iost by not seeDg the orator reads bis
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14

are the following. with their families
Mrs g. II. Hickok. a. Crook, il Mccormick.
iSsaa Radeau rho Hon Fer Wood IObrrf i"ek khart.
Nr and AlIs w J. n. L. Ojpeiiiein, J. Ii. wellington and
p WaitlrSe'0 sITSe = Jrcg5%s ii%s'"' j. L. Aolr.
= Il Cunluiskcy ri a. \. Hell. John FmrOB.
st,, W b irdict IL. ;5weeny MI and Mrs Cha,
:; T." ' az D''iiI tj,, s. "' = ~ ,r,ot4r 4 Stiar'
sutton. j. II. Beverley, I0Nt Eddy and wife
L. =. Fabr. q Brose, =. j. stafford.
Among other visors there are
nesalie Herqaes T. Errre -, AP gl1 eaynoti.
u All D. o'.,l,; :,is.Sr Hairh al Ass g. iIasicai
Thcmpson's Hotel shows the following arrivals. with
fam,ics, from New-York:
Mori, woodruff, J. r Vail John I1NI Downey'
= = :, S'Gy"Si% GooIay. W T. or.liH i i Bpr:,r G,''
J ". Jones. Wiiisn. W. Price. } r. B. Maxwell
=. /. Morton, }. ". htrIick. J.. a. tsuRtaft
: d. wilson, Crarie-, l.. Pose. 10. IT raanaliil,
J. n. O'hren, Hr J 3. Mott. q. G. Hc,e,
Mrs IT, Anrn Dawa Waiis. T. bon. smith.
'C. y. smith. Mr, SIC, al and daughter.
The following ladies' and gentlemen registered n
the -ane hotel from New-Yorh
Miss Uesnc, Mias Carter. n W stuart,
John Pcternan and H. H. Zhdn, with then families.
have come from brooklyn: anl ". Dearborn family
from Ezaietl, j. Among tslc families residing tho
Carpenter House are hose ct the following:
r. ]. Slaughter. Dr. y. 4. Morrow, Edward +. Rourke
Thomas & Buck Jnc NJ Moast. C. Johnson.
Henry BcrGen OF NrwYorft occupies the cottage AT
Detus: Henry Wilson and Mr. de Bilhei, DotI OF New
Yclx, are alsO at De mo.
Of te private residences which scattered here and
the vicinity of the Lake. Peter b. Swfeieys cot
tigS il occupied Dy his brother in-law, j. j Braley
Mrs william TiGen : AT the Icn cottage; Gen 'ele
occupies his house, clcSo by Asdrew Mckinney, :
Kaufman. 0eUrgc W. Lane, MIs. Hognet, with their
Ihald.iS 0gnung resides FAIRY Island The cottages
al Henry Bergh snd Mrs. Jones are also occupied
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14

New-YOrk ard BreObyn are represented here chiefly
among the visitors The latter cty TO favor the
Gregory House this seppOn while New York turns to
Thonuson's Among the latest arrivals st the Gregory
,ro rho u o,yine with their fa,piiee
New-York tribune., 1875-08-14

Deal Mr. Bcecher" said young lady Friday evening
she took the pastors can toll me Of
she teach the Virginia Reef Mr. BecohCr
st once sought person having the deSired knOwedgo
ant with apparent success: for soon chat most
vigorous Of dances full progress Mr.. Beeclier
gives coun'cnance and assistance 10 all aIniscmcnis
which he does not believe u be evil in Themselves in
ther teudenries He engages IN game Of croauet Oc
csOnay, but II not sufficiently u encourage tho
euppOston that hc haS spent much time ia practice.
Mr. Beeclor's gfeated country pleasure s In driving
sfpui-inIand. lie always wants the spirited hHI
IN the stable. and evidently prdcs himself not little
~ skill with which he bsdics the Ieins Vid
the leaders lie drove Oi the teams yesterday the
Crawford House aEd greeted win cheers both
ebeI hc l'ft the Twin Mountain House ara When he
drew - the Crawford oh. he Isn't AFRAID 10 DIVE
anything" said o. v Barron. Of the prOprietofs.
" lie drove four horses down Mount Wasin ztOn iew
years but" he added with smile. " Tor ence Bc
had 10 boid Las tongue He didn't dare 10 speak from
the uno ne started Till he got 70 he foot Mr Beecer
assed bow he got along yesterday He replied that
for gentleman III the back seat who acted 80 badly
order 10 keep him quiet rhe party had driven TO fie
Crawford HOusc in order 10 witness completion Of
the Portland and OgdepS,urg Railroad through tse
Notch aud the of the Grs train through To tho
Iabyan House. They dned ~ CTawf9d's. and returned
"a the Twin Mountain House In time for hssy rcheI sal
OF Mrs jar e Wax Works very scccss'ule KhbtiOn OF
which gwen in the evening tO a large audience Miss
Porter O brooklyn Higbb personaUns Mrs Jailey with
eat SKILL
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cuts Will be charged double for space
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Double column advertisements, 80 per
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Local Notices II cents per line-bm no
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MIScELLANE OUS.
Rheumatic
Remedy

VIII cure any case of Rheumatism or
Rheumatic Govt in the world, that Is not
complicated with other diseases. IL Is 10
be taken inwardly-the only way the
disease can be reached. Attention Is call
ed TO the following certificates:
NATIONAL HOTEL,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., Dec, z, 1871
liesuS. HelphenStine6 Bently:
very cheerfuny State that have used
"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" prepared
by you, with decided benefit; AID while l
am yet somewhat troubled with the
disease of Rheumatism, am In much bet
ter condition than was some months ago,
which improvement | att ibute TO your
wonderful remedy.
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS,
Member of Congress, of Georgia.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 10, 1874.
MessS. HelphenStine & Bentiy:
=. 1ie1inemsHA fter being troubled for many
years with rheumatism, and getting no
relief from medicines advertised for the
cure of that disease, nine months ago
was induced by friend 10 try "DurangS
Rheumatic Remedy" (Which he had used
with decided SucceSSJ and to my great sur
prise was cuIed in the short space OF SIX
days, and have never had return OF IL
since, which cOnvinceS me that the Rene
dy not only cures quickly but eradlcates IL
from the system. Respectfully yours,
4. BARNES,
Asst. EngrosSing Clerk House Of Repre-
SentatiVcS.
We have hundreds OF certificates from
all par.s of the country telling OF the won
dcTS of this medicine. Manufactured by
IELPHENSTiNE& BENTLEY,
Druggists, Washington, ID. {.
LOGAN, LIST & Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Agents for Wheeling, w. Va. maylSc
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at'heeling geeister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAII,Y REGISTER.

DAILY REG1SIEh-
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six mont hs....... 70 One month. %
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday.
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4 Disobiigi"g Coroner.
From the Detroit Free Press.

The other night, while one of the coro-
ncrs was enjoying his first hours sleep, Il
great knocking on the door aroused him,
and he put his head out of the window
and inquired what WAS wanted.
Come down, Coroner-your services
are requrcd!' WAS the answer.
The official hurricdly dressed, descend
ed, and as he reached the gate he lnquir-
cd
How far is 1t?'
"Oh, only block and a half, was the
reply. 60,
around to the summer kitchen, and AS the
Coroner followed him in, he said;
"Ive been threatening to move that
internal old stove over into the corner for
more than "a month, and nov ifyou IL take
hold we'll have some beer afterwards.
The Coroner went right home, and
when his wife asked him if it was suicide
or natural death, he replied:
"Don't talk To me-l'm sleepy.
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sidercd that he should have been brought
in and had the regular course of the law.
The situation WAS now extreme Y critical
as 1t was in dangerous proximity to the
Indian settlements with two dead men
todispose of. They were each buried at
the foot of tree, the slayer and the slain.
The party then returned with the sad
account of his fate.
The Indian wars were fatal to the
Tomlinson connection. Joseph Tomlin-
son, his brother, and two brothers in-law,
Baker and Martin, all died with their
boots on, or rather moccaslns, meeting a
warriors fate, perishing in the great war
of independence.
HOW TOMLISsoS's HEIRS LOST ROUND
BOTTOM.
We previously stated how Tomlinson
acquired Round Bottom. We will now
relate how his heirs lost it. George
Washington, then not so prominent US
afterwards, made u private expedition
down the Ohio in dugouts for the purpose
of taking up land. In his journal he
mentions the Wheeling and also says
another creek came IN n little ways be-
low, on the opposite side, meaning the
bacl; river. This was the nearest q. w.
ever came to being at Wheeling. Ar
irving at Round Bottom and liking the
lay of the land. George took his little
hatchet and proceeded to blaze his line,
perhaps not seeing those previously made
l. = hai
sent out two families by the name of
Mclean and Russell to take possession.
Litigation then ensued, but the Washing
tons having very conveniently member
of their family on the beach, he naturally
concluded that although George might
cut down a wild crab-apple tree with
another mans blaze still he could not tell
a lie, and gave judgment accordingly.
The above is authentic history. The
future romancist in search of material
will note the scenes of this sketch are
Wheeling, MoundsviIle, Round Bottom,
and the Chilccothe traH. The principal
characters are Joseph Tomlinson, Eben-
ear Zane, George Washington and
High Becky Martin"
In the course Of events it came to pass
that the sons of EbcncZcr, III the third
generation saw that the daughters de-
pendants from Joseph were fair, and ''mar
ricd all those such rs they chose to use
the scripture phrase In other words, the
defendants of Zane and Tomlinson in
termarried. 1t is to be hoped the pro
genv will become giants in intellect and
men of rcnown, that can rise up and
speak for Themselves.
CENTEENIAL.
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For the Register.
THINK HOLY THOUGHTS.


Think holy thoughts, do noble deeds,
Gods blessing ev'ry morn invoke,
With prayer from out your heart each
day,
Your feet can not go far aStray,
And your neck can bear the yoke.
Think holy thoughts, do noble deeds,
Have some lofty aim in life,
Be not afraid To soar too high,
Even though your aims should reach the
sky,
And ay old all useless strife.
Think holy thoughts, do noble deeds,
And when the spring OF life Is past,
LIES history you can unroll,
And read its pages scroll on scroll,
And know airs well at last.
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THE DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT
GALLIPOLIS.
s:raat Enthusiasm Mantfested-
Speccnes of Allen. PcndlctOn and
WnIkcr-FrOm 10000 10 $4,000
Majority Considered Certain.

Pr. PLEASANT, MASON Co, ". VA. I
.JULY 22d. 1879. [
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main ST.
Have now in store and for sale:

Have now in store and for sale:
2OO Halt Bills Lake Herring.
loo White Fish.
80 No. MaCkerel.--
30 No. Mackerel.
400 Packages Mackcrel, 2 and in quarter
barrels and kits.
- Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
$50 BblS choice y. .. MolaSSes.
81 Hhds choice y. y. Sugar.
81 Bbls Syrups.
900 Bbls Standards \. Il, Extra {. Granp-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C Sugars.
500 Bills Flour, embracing White Rose,
Keystone, ldlewise, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime 10 choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime 10 choice q. L
Teas.
80 CaddieS prime to Choice q. u. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces Halbruok'S j. u
Milliner's, PAGES and other good ana L..
liable brands, among the best I'm the coun-
try. Our stock is fun aud complete, and
will be- offered To the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers To
all and examine our stock before purch
cSing elsewhere.
marble NELL < ELLlN Gil AN,
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a CONDUCTOR out West recently kiss
ed lady passenger on his train. She sued
the company for the assault, and recov-
cred 81 900 Thus q new source OF res
possibility is thrown on railroad preSl-
dents, and general superintendent.
Henceforth no young man Of kissing pro-
clivities need apply.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, Of First-class
Makers, viii he sold ut Low Prices for cash,
or on InStallmentS, or for rent, in City or
Country, during these hard times and the
Holidays, by HORACE WATERS Il son,
4,l Broadway, than ever before offered in
New York. Agents wanted 10 sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, and Concerto organs,
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great in-
duccmentS 10 the Trade. 4 large discount
Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
choUlS. etc. eec2ZO
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ATE LIN IL.
JAMES MATTHEWS,

Bsttling Cellar and Bother ofSmith's
AIes, Porter and Brown Stout.
Also Champagne, BENNETT and Scotch
AIus 1921 Chaplin" -, nearly OPP
pOSte Smiths Brewery.
apSvb WHEELING. w. VA.