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FoRr STATION u. M., Sept. :. 1873

r. tts Eftors NJ VEG Eati5ail srr aa3 CTsf,ra
DEAR EpIToR-I have been receiving the
New NATIONAL ERA AND CITIZEN for
nearly year, and assure you | would not
be without, a. I derive much pleasure aud
information from the reading Of it-anl
thnkin. that q few words in reference t. the
doings in this locality will not be ami>-, | will
state that this post i situated 70 miles
southeast Of Fort Union, l2D miles east of
Santa Fe, and % miles northeast of the Rio
Grnnde, in the heart Of grand and rictur
esque country. The Apaches (Mescularasl
Ia the number of some four hundred OF more
get their ratious from the Agency at this
post, {" Dr. Bushnell, agent,") but for the
past two or three weeks they have showed
signs Of dissatisfaction, and have not been in
for rations, and the general impression is
that they have left the reservation. Major
Price, Of the Sth cavalry, with four companies
of the same, are out after them in the noun
tains south OF the post. Captain Rundlett,
with ID troop of the sti cavalry, is scouting
southeast of the post. as the general impress
sion among the officers is that the Indians
will make for the Gaulaloupe mountains,
which are rugged range southeast OF this
post, and ii they succeed in getting lodge
in this range the troops will have hot work
to route them out. The Indians have got a
large number of stolen stock, which is sup
posed to be one of the principle causes for
their leaving the reservation, a. they were
ordered to deliver them up; so, rather than
do so, they prefer 10 take to the mountains
and fight. They have committed great
many depredations lately in this locality on
the stock ranches, but have not taken any
lives during their raids. We are expecting
dispatches from the mountains announcing
fight, and, should such be the case, will
give particulars in my next.
Yours, &C., GEO. AsHBRIDGE.
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LFor the View National IRA and Ciii
BEAUTY FOR ASHES.

The DAYS were al hopeless and sad.
The nights we're all darkness and gloom,
Nos Jesus hath spoken. sc ~ glad
The stone He hath rolled from TIE tomb.
For the dgst Of our passions and pride,
We have beauty immortal and isir;
For the bands OF The soul cast aside,
The garment of praises ~e wear.
For our darkue- and burden Of night.
Christ love and the cross Of His pain;
His arms and q song of delight,
A heart that Is blood washed from stain.
For our spirit of wearisona doubt,
A spirit OF meek nrss and rest,
our silence IA charged TO 3 shout,
Aud rePo-e on luimsrusl's breast
For our tears and our SORROW supreme,
Gods smile and HIS mamie Of love;
For our sig"iG:s sni pray ers II doth s,rn.
The cpmfuriers come rom above.
The DAYS were all hopel-4 and sad,
The nights full of darkness and gloom;
Now Jesus hath spoken, we'r glad
Our souls are redeemed from the tomb.
:. ApAs WIGGiN.
WAsBINGroS, u. C., October 5, l5;S.
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n y LAKE.

My liii's lake doth in = valley lie.
lowered deep in green Of droE>y so.ituies;
y" DIN OF dasi Of hghKay c5me,h Ugh.
No reeS Of iowns can pass thssa winnowinz
~ood-.
Us iablsd that ia grassy borders keep
rae" uf a shape 90 human outline irur
That h~re sons Queen of.Naiais. fallen ssI,sp.
li.drs her Nhir beauty meath the dinpling
b,aa
AM 50 ~ wonder opye's rrmotsst edge.
Si.'an 81 ~il against the stirring sedse
A. u the gracious sleeper lightly slept.
And ir"" heu.aih her robes uuravellsl hem.
p"r Tar ~t''' 'r>'ru IN dream bad rrrpi,
iHthnnc uFA.l the IN place Ike gem
NEL,N B,LgD> B,>rsttN
- IL Ns~yfa'.-r Er1Iy,
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The remark Of Mu.pratt. that iron t. na.
lures scayenger, has been justified by recent
studies, in which It has beeh shown that
"trip. Of iron thrown into cisterns Of water
speedily destroy all sewerage contamination.
Medlock has proved, BY series Of experi-
ment. that iron produces nitrous acid By its
action on the nItrogenOus organic matter,
which j. the most destructive power Nature
has. lie has found, as general result, that
by allowing water 70 DE in contact with a
large surface Of iron, in - hours every trace
OF organic matter was enectually destroyed
or rendered insoluble, 10 which state Il could
be purified etfectually b. filtration.
skss- General Garibaldl is az Parl..
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COMFORTABLE ROOMS ITEEIsHED
v or uafIrnI4hsi % he hal 81 80. i7i1,
PrnL.j iyauia avenue, LytNegn seventeenth ADJ
Eighteenth streets nth hrst class board Ara's
served 10 faml!iss. also, the anne 10 b. had,
with every convenience, ~ ali hours Oclc-Zt
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on the condition OF affairs in their State By
SO doing we shall have items from an un-
broken line OF Correspondence from the Ohio
to the Gulf, and you will be made welcome
guest to many household where you are
now unknown. J. W.P
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COMMUNICATIONS
FROM THE
STATES AND TERRITORIES.

Vst NATIONAL Esa does hotd itseif responsible
Of expressed by corre-pouients Well written and
ut-s..tag cOmmuncs tious gill be gladly recsivsdl
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Funeral Rites
h"r'si OF the "a joint, Hsvsr..

pn the jth int. Mr.. John C. Eowcr-. the
"'N-knnwu resident of this city, died at H.,
home, Ne. "ip Lombard street, after a Do.
tuirtcl IllnrsS
Mr. Bowers was the p.~>r>sar Of many
friends among the white population. and WI,
distinguished Parsonage with his own race.
lie was born IN Philadelphia in the wear
ISL, and, al the age of eighteen, pnSScssin,s
natural talent for literature. BEGAN his "a,
rrer i'll public by writing editorial articles t..
the Li5s-I'oy, OF Boston. then published hv
William Lloyd Garrison. lie was one of the
hr>t To promulSatc the ant->iavcry move
ment, OF which in Suh>cqudnt years he wu>a
constant advocate. Being Il man Of Won
dertul Evolutionary powers. his views were at
great weight among his people, and a thor
ough Christian, he never BETRAYED their con
hdcnce. His whole thought was tn free the
colorcd race from the igunmiuy of slavery.
and having once began the great work, he
never swcrved from the path of duty. He
invariably declined to take nm active part in
politics, but did much good in a quiet way for
the Advancement Of the Republican ysrty
The deceased was one OF the founders of the
Unity Lodge, |. q. q. f., the first cnlorri
society III Odd Fellows organized in Phila-
dcIphia, which now ranks among the largest
IN the city. In recognition OF his services tn
the patty about two Years ago COY. tirary
h"n"red hm with nm appointment aS Notary
Public. At the time of his death lac was one
at the Nc>trNmcn of 81. Thomas Episcopal
colorei Church, located on Firth street near
Walnut.
The funeral of Mr.. Bowers took place this
morning from his residence, and great CON
course OF people assembled To pay a last tn
butte t. his memory. The body was laid ont
IN ca>kct, covered with black cloth, with
heavy silver mounting~, Upon the lid was "A
handsome silver plate, with the following in
scrtptinn thereon
John {. Bowers,
Died October ;. 1873,
Aged SiNty-twn Ncar+.
The ylcrgymeu officiating were Rev. VIM
J. Aston, ot New York. and Rev Robert J.
Bowen, of st. Thomas L. T. Church. The
minister and vestrv of the Church of the As
cension very kindly extended the use nt their
church t. the relatives ct the deceased. mas.
much as It. Thomas Church is at present
undergoing repairs. pall-hcarrrs were sclr,-
ted from Unity LodHc of odd Fellows. IN,
members of which attended the funeral ma
rcSala. After the services the body Wa
conveyed To Lebanon Cemetery, aud there
inferred.
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AUr - So YOU don't care about donkey-ri-
ding, Missy, and why" "Oh Pee got a
pony, and one doesn't care about donke IS
after that, you know" HAS a pony got
more legs than a donkey, then:'' Missy,
(who doesn't like to be chafted.) "Yes; ex.
actly fierce As many as some donkeys that /
know Of"
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DoitNCTos, Pa

DoiNCTOs, Pa,
September -, 1873
vIyHE UNDER IGSED WILL BIZ ABLE
J. . aldre,. any .3civil~s OF clubs, ur s-pply
any p lp.t nos vacant. o. that 9ay be vacant for
a sho., time Adifes, Rev William T.. Walker,
Trenton New Jersey Applications must be
made soon, As shall .e4Nv luT BE South the
present iali for The Iu'in,- u i.cA',nF some.
where. IN = WALKER.
sep21
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REV. JAMES PoINDEXTER,


Of Columbus, writes in reply to an invitation
10 address the citizens of Chillicothe: "No-
thing would give me greater pleasure than to
he with you, and 10 defend, as ! think
should be able, the noble gentleman in whose
interest the meeting is called, from the cruel
and, as it seems to me, unjust and uncalled
for assaults Of his political enemies, colored
aud white No truer man to the Republican
panty, no truer man to his own people, and
certainly no ADLER advocate Of their cause,
lives or has lived in colOred skin"
HON. J. NJ. ASHLEY
says: AS an old time Aboltionist, write to
thank YOU for delivering at this time such n
speech, and for your manly and eloquent
protest against the mad prejudices of the
American people against your race" tallud-
ing to Mr.. Clark's Dayton speech
Never did the desp)tism of party more COM
pletely enslaye the American people both
black and white than to-day. This danger
Gus power can only be broken by such indie
pendent thinkers and takers as yourself. l
trust your speech has been or is to be pub.
hshed in pamphlet tnim for general distribu.
ton. / want one or two hundred of them
!Of use in til. part o. the State" Toledo
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

AFFECTING INclOgST. "A very affecting
incident occurred III Connecticut town
the other day. The Clergyman, whose
salary was four buudrad dollars, was wait
ed upon by a delegation. 0nc of the ell.
ders made a little speech, in which be as
ked the minister TO accept from the con-
grcgaliou an addition Of one hundred dol
lars to bis salary When the venerable
old man heard this bis aged eyes filed
with tears, aOl for a few moments be bow
his snow white head upon his hands
Then ia voice that vas trembling with
emotion, he said: Gentlemen. | cant sec
il! The hardest work have to do now is
to collect my salary, and if | should un.
derlake TO collect hundred dollars more
| would be Wondering in the silent grave
in less than a week." The elder was so
deeply affected by this remark, and bis
conscience was so stuOg with romorsc,
that he Immediately offered to lend the
minister two hundred dollars ut two per
cent. month interest aud frst.rato collat.
eral security. Sopogerful sometimes is
even little word to stir up the human
breast to sense Of Christian dutyI
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

A young man, giving the name Of
George W HhriOg, employed at Cald.
veil Station on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, was arrested on Wednesday Of
last week, for robbing the postonico, at.
tacned to the depot there, Of $50 1t
was all recovered by Detective Frey, who
arrested, him except $40 1t was found
concealed 10 a crack in the floor, and was
pointed out by the prisoner Hehring Is
not the right name Of the young man, who
comes from a respectable family in Penn
syIyana. --NOmOe Reai&er.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

A CumoCy WATcn Many years ago.
workman in French mandatory, de-,
cidcd to make watch every part Of which,
the mauspriug alone excepted, shcuIl be
Of rDck crystal. After thirty years Of la
Dor he accomplished bis task. All the
pieces Of the watch are fastened by rock
crystal scrcSs and the escapcmcntiS most
intricate. His widow would never part
with il; but when she died the treasure foll
io'o the hands Of French matchmaker.
who intends to exhibit it AZ specimen Of
French workmanship, pricing it at 2,OOO.
Certainly few articles could possess great.
er interest on the score Of ingenuity.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

A difference of opinion as to what con.
stitutes boyish prnOks, seems to agitao
the church in Howard county, Iudiaua,-
Deacon Brown called on Deacon Short,
and III the brothers absence Sau,od the
wife with kiss-in fact, with numerous
fervcnt kisses.
Called upon to explain ho, said it was
done in play merely; he had been full Of
such prauks from Joyhood, wdercupon the
offended brother threw him down stairs,
with the remark that he had been full OIL
such pranks in bOydOol,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The young lady who walked up to a
strange gentleman on the platform when
the fast line arrived last evening, kissed
hin aud said, chow do you d." and 81
am glad to see you, Cousin Harry" bur.
ricd Der face in her handkerchief when
she found i! wasn't Hurry. They say she
has been crying ever since. The stranger
rather liked it.--limtiaSJuy LdpGr
dent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Artificial wants are more numerous and
lead to more expense than natural wants;
from this cause the rich are ottcncr in
greater want Of money than those who
have but bare competency.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
18I1-?2.

The last Catalogue shov3 attendance Of
III Students at this Institute Five distinct
Departments of Instruction. n a full corps
Of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Lon ages Mathe.
mates, pure and applied; Logic Rhetoric, the
Sciences, &c, &c carefully aul thoroughly
taught, Practical Chemistry, and Physics,
illustrated by appropriate apparatus. Special
advantages for The study of Geology.
A good Library, Extensive Cabinets Of Min
eraIogy, Geology and COnchology, together
with many specimens in other departments OF
Natural History. Fine buildings beautiful
and healthy location good society.
FALL TERM begins September 9Th, Winter
December 9th, Spring, MirCh Goth. Com
mcnccmout. June ooh
Boarding from So to 81 per week.
Tuition, from $l5 to S24 per year,
For further particulars, inquire of
ALEX MARTIN President
MOrgautown, West Vap
aug. Sly,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

A little girl was one day reading the
history Of England with her goverucss,
aud coming to the statement that Henry |,
never laughed after tie death of bis son,
she looked up and said: "What did he do
when he was tickIed?"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Three ladies', Miss Louisa FLASHER,
Miss Mary R. Housckeaper aud Mrs. w.
A HinckIcy, are independent candidates
for the Office of Superintendent Of Schools
Of Cass County, Illinois.
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"How did you learn that graceful atti.
tude?" asked gentleman Of a fellow lean.
iug in a maudIin way against a post
"l've been practicing at the glass;" was
the reply,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

A Georgia "cracker" was offered four
dollars per day to labor, when he excaim-
cd, "Sir, dye s'pOse Id work when I've
just discovered fresh coon track"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Assign 10 East Broadway, New York,
reads New Footed aud Second Hand
Boots Made and Repaired" Without
stopping to ask how second hand boots
can be intended for tue feet, We would be
glad to know how any shoemaker can make
second hand boots.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The chronological Journal says; There
arc more males than females born by four
per cent. At the age Of twenty there are
more females than males. At the ago Of
forty the prcpooderanco is again on the
other side, aud there are more males than
females. At seventy the sexes are again
even. Between seventy and Que hundred
years there are more women than men, or
an excess Of five per cent The mortality
Of women isgrcatcst between the ages Of
twenty aud forty After forty years Of
age the probabilities Of longevity, as is
shown, are far greater for females than for
males.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Ills a bad thing fora man, in looking
at himself at his neighbors and at com
muuiniiics, to look at the side of fault, and
failing. and maanness, and imperfcction,
and wickcdness, and rottcnucsS These
things will force themselves upon bis no
tice full onougb--mOro than enough for
bis good - Bccchcr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Texas papers say that the wheat raised
in such abundance in the northern part Of
that State is equal to the lar famed Cen
cssce wheat Of New York ia quality aud 10
laYor
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Man is physically, thing Of shreds and
patches borrowed uucqualIy from good and
bad ancestors, and a misft from the start.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

A local report makes a ponsioncr Of
1872 the richest man in Rockingham
county, Vermont, his wealth being the ac-
cumnIadoo Of principal and interest of his
ponSion-$2iO ycar-whjch be has new
or spent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The money you earn yourself is much
brighter and SwoetcF than any you get out
Of dead mems Golfers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The same old story and this time from
IIorpers Ferry Ga Saturday last a
young man named Allison pIayfuIIy point,
ed loaded gun at a young lady named
Reed, aud the gun, as usual, "wGrt off,"
the whole load entering her stomach killing
her instantly. Accidental" Of course,
but we thiuk man without common sense
enough to prevent him from committing
such fooIisbocss, should be hanged =
Mowf,M CdWicr
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Ladies' will never make coed 'PaHous
oiHusbaudry" until they learn how to
"cradIo." "ThrashiOg" would naturally
follow.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

A gay widOwer, III Mainstee, Michigan,
who has fOrty-eight children living, has
Just married bis fourth wife.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The ladies Of Wyoming demand that
they shall have two representatives in the
Legislature.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Wheat is worth 90 cents a bushel it
Iowa, and rye 10 cents a glass,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Inst week 90 Mrs Elizabeth Smith, a
wilow woman, living in New Creek, was
walking down the raiIroal, freight train
struck aud killed her instantly. She step.
ped of the track to avoid the train west,
and while watching it was struck by the
calcrn bound train. When will men and
women, learn canton from warnings so Of.
ten rcpcalcd?-- ". Va. ED.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Most people drift To DO this is easy
It costs neither thought nor effort On
the other hand, to resist the tide one must
have principle aud resolution. Ito must
watch and pray and struggle continually.
And yet no thoughtful person, who cares
for his own soul, will dare not to drift,
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A praying costume is one of the latest
from Paris, aud if one of these do not
make the woman Of fashion look like a
very angel dress makers must give it up
and wait for Gabriel. Religion, mayhap,
must suffer, but fashion cant do without
her strait.laccd sister. The attitude Of
prayer is found to throw the back brcadlhs
ofthe skirt into graceful prominence.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

A gentleman in Randolph county, West
Virginia, lately killed q rQttlesuakc which
had in it five wild turhiCs, Next.
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Au Indianapolis editor is responsible for
this
"a young lady in Indiana sought to
lcmoIiSh M uofailhful lover by publishing
some verses addressed to him in which. af-
ter propho'yiOg her immediate dissolution,
she said "Come gaze upon my dust, false
one But the comPositor spelled dQst
with b"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

A Boston paper thinks Dr. Samuel
Johnson, were be now alive in New En-
gland, might say that cpisootic spasmolic
affections Of the M ssnl organ are not emf
ncnlIy conductive of photographic legibiIi.
ty, the perspiouoas spaoricjty Of rhetorical
sentences, or continuous Colleagues uuinIcr,
ruptcd by mosquitoes aud explosive mani.
Hesitation Of tho oIractory arrangements
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The more you do in this world the
more you can do,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

At what season did Eve cat the applet
Early in the fall
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Honesty is the bcstPoIcy. 1.-THE lions
skin does not never try the rox's. Let
your face and hands, like the church clock
always tell how your inner works are 60.
ing. g.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

The body grows according to what il
feeds on; 50 does the mind,