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NJ. B. IIarreu, Editor.
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INSURANCE. AGENCY OF
WELLS & KERTH,

Office in Alexander County Bank
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Why are fat people always complaining
asks some one who enterfains the popular
though erroneous notion that health is s''r.,r-
omous with fat Fat people complai ,s...n.
they are diseased. Obesity Is an abnormal
condition OF the system, In which the saccha-
rne and oleaginous elements Of the food are
assiin!lated, 70 the partial exclusion OF the
muscle-forming and brain-producing elements
In proof OF this, IL IL only necessary TO assert
the wcll-known fact that excessively fat peo-
pie are never strong, and seldom distinguished
Tor mental powers or activity. Besides, they
are the easy prey OF acute and epidemic dis
eases, and they are the frequent victims Of
govt heart disease, and apoplexy. Allan's
Anti-Fat Is the only known remedy for this
disease. II contains no acid, Is absolutely
harmless, and 10 warranted TO remedy the most
confirmed case OF obesity, or corpulency.
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Gcms.--1 pint milk, 2 eggs, pinch
salt; -four enough TO make good bat
ter; bake in little pans in hot oven.
Rice Pancakes.--2 large cups rice well
washed; boil In quart water; when
the water boils of, add quart milk, /
cup wheat flour, egg.
Cruliers.--1 pint sour buttermilk.
nearly the same white sugar, 4 pint but
ter and lard mixed, eggs. / teaspoon.
ful soda, flour TO make a light dough;
warm ingredients.
Whiys.-A pound OF butter, 2 pounds
OF Hour, pint Of milk, 6 eygs, 5 table,
spoonfuls Of yeast; II liked sweet, 4
pound Of sugar, stirred in when they
rise; little salt. Bake in patty pans.
Indian Griddic Cdkes.-2 cupfuls
white corn-meal, ! cupful -four, cupful
yeast, teaspoonful salt; milk added 10
make still batter; put in warm place
TO rise over night as sponge for bread.
Saratoga Potatoes. Take the number
OF potatoes required, peel them, and
cut in very thin slices; wash and wipe
as dry as possible; fry them the same
as you would crullers; when well
Drowned place into colander with
skinner. and sprinkle Q little salt on
them while hot.
Frosting. White OF an egg, heap
ing tablespoonfuls powdered sugar, |
teaspoonful lemon juice; beat spoon
ful Of sugar with white minutes; then
another, and SO on; lastly, add lemon
juice and beat until the froth stands up
stiff, and can be cut with knife.
Pumpkin Pies.--Boil and strain
Through colander) your pumpkin; then
TO 2 quarts Of pumpkin, add quarts of
milk, 4 eggs, o teaspooniuls vanilla, 3 of
l Of allspicc, 4 teaspoonful /
ginger, tcaspoonful of mace, nut
meg; the spices must all be fine; add
sugar and salt to taste. Bake with only
Fried g-piant.-Take an eggplant
OF any size, peel and cut it into slices
ne.eighth OF an inch thick; sprinkle a
little salt between each slice, and let il
stand about Is or 20 minutes; wash il
and wipe dry; dip each slice in cracker
dust and an egg that has been well beat
en-; very little seasoning is required
then fry in frying-pan with as little
grease as possible until brown on both
sides.
10 Boil Rice Property. every cup
IF rice, quart of water; salt to taste.
Let the water boil hard, then throw in
ice previously well washed; when it
begins to boil do not allow it to be STIR
ed, and boil 20 minutes, not touching
I; pour off any water remaining; place
he saucepan on back of range, partial
y covered, for few minutes; when
urned out into the dish for table each
rain will be found separate. The rice
hould steam on back Of range until it
ppears dry on top, then shaken out in
Q the dish, not removed with the
pooh.
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READER, ARE YOU AFFLICTED

and wish TO recover the same degree OF
health, strength, and energy as experienced
In former years? DO any OF the following
symptoms or class OF symptoms meet your
diseased condition Are you suffering from
ili-health in any OF It's many and mullifari-
Gus forms. consequent upon lingering nery-
Gus, chronic or functional disease. DO YOU
feel nervous, debilitated, fretfui, timid, and
lack the power Of Will and action Are YOU
subject TO loss Ofmemory, have spells OF faint
Ing fullness OF blood In the head feel lsfless,
mOping, unit for business or pleasure. and
subject 10 fits ofmclancholy Are your kid
neys, stomach, or blood, In a disordered con-
dition? Do you suffer from rheumatism,
neuralgia or aches aud painsf Have you
been indiscreet in early years and find your
self harnssed with a multitude OF gloomy
sympiomsy Are you timid, nervous, and
forgefful. and your mind continually dwell
ing on the subject? Have you lost confidence
In yourself and energy for business pursuits?
Are you subject to any Of the following symp-
toms: Restless nights, broken sleep, night
mare, dreams. palpitation OF the heart, bash-
fulness, confusion Of Ideas, aversion TO society,
dizziness In the head, dimness OF sight, pim-
Piles and blotches on the face aud back, and
oiher respondent symptoms? Tn usands OF
young men, the middIe-aged, and even the
old, suffer from nervous and physical debil-
lily. Thousands OF females, too are broken
down In health and spirits from disorders
peculiar 10 their sex. and who. from false
molesty or neglect prolong their sufierngs.
Why, then, further neglect a subject 10 pro-
ductive Of health and happiness when there
Is az hand a means of restorations
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DEAR NE, what charming little
birds. They are perfectly exquisite. :"
They are not birds. my dear" re-
piled her country cousin. They are
butterflies" "Ohl you don't say so!
Then these are the deah little creatures
that fly from flower to flower and
gather the sweet yellow butter that we
use. They are too lovely for any
thing. y Whitehall Times.
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On. Bulls CoUon SYRUP 10 purely vcge
liable compound, innocent In nature and won
dcrful In effect For children II Is invaluable.
curing Group, whoopIng Cough, etc, In a few
hours. Price, Is cents per bottle. or 1--WE bot
ties for 81 90.
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my way Of life Is fallen into the
scar, the yellow leaf" as the cabbage
remarked after It had been transmitted
into choice Havanas. Boston Traveller.
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ANY father who would 90 out anc
put tar on top Of his front gate after
dark must be lost to all sense of hui
manity and ordinary responsibility
Wheeling SUNDAY Leader.
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1T Is demonstrated that America makes The
best Cabinet or Parlor Organs In the world.
At all worlds exhibitions III recent years Ma
son a Hamlin have obtained highest honors
having received the gold medal al the Paris
Exposition Of 1873.
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A Norwich teacher was practicing
her youthful class in original compost
ton Yesterday, and gave one pupil the
subject " Boy" 70 write upon. The sub
ject was TO be treated on in three parts
first, what is itP second, what Is its
uscP and third, what is il made of
The lad wrestled hard for few minutes
IN desperate perplexity, and then wan
dered up to the teachers desk radiant
with enthusiasm and submitted the fol-
lowing: "A boy is an animal; his use
is TO carry in wood; he Is made Of
bones. "--Norscich (Conn. Bulletin.
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vEGET|NE.
For Nervousness, SIeepIess Nights.
wAxisxcrox. D. G. xams II. 1871.

II. r STFvF~s - ''''
Par Sri do not not believe NJ putting nor wouid
nu'.se hnmnug but consider 4 ~ morn than - az
Insti.f " sprsk well ~ Nrgrtine hcetfng ii o he an
excellent mfdcine have used several bflss N M M
~, .nlre Satisfaction and great rrl n lnt.rll.
caln y f Onsffss which had caused me cr n sn.f,iuy
an setpless nights; have walked the and resort Il
y, n,nttcnt methods for relief. ~ rufp~e
nnaiy thought wuIli give ycgefiue tfIa with little
Ialih VIII adnls but 10 sufprse and great relief
isw h.sts cnyinrei me that Ind gtt hull N the
nkht hing Ton MY difficulty 10 sent out hunur from
n3 bltpd that nave no doubt the cause og the
mis.rt han endured. and found relief al soon ~
me1lcne could relieve disease ~ that kind when
ptktn ~ use seldom got nights sleep. half one
NH w appetite was yoor, and AS Consequence was
Iunhlng down RAPIDLY. but, after frw doses saw
ranical change every way and am thOi0ucy satisfied
NIL s.4rtne and recommend Il any lerson suffer
avg - uid Respectfully
Mgs. J. A. JOHNSON.
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FEMALE WEAKNESS ycgetine acts dIrccty upon
tne cAusts q these complaints II insigUa.es and
oiEAns aays inflammation. cleanses and cures ulcffa
up cures constipation. regulates the howels headache
and pains In the back cease in fact there 4 nn seac
% COMPLAINT where the yegetInc gives quick relief
anu y ~ effective In It's cure what 4 termed fe
male weakness II has never failed Ia one instance
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vEGETINE.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.

-, 81 - s CINCINNATI. O.. April ~. 1877.
! have suffered several years with the Rlinsv Com
punnt any was Induced 10 try vcgrtne. have taken
sstral pttlts ~ your preparation and am cnnvInc,
y y valuable remedy. " has done more com than
~ 49,, ..nrr mcdi.ne c1 heartily recommend II 10 al
~. Yours respectfully. }. s McMILLEN.
Fust BnkkefIer for Newhal, Gale 4 Co. Flour irer.
chants. No. 50 West Front street, CINCINNATI o.
oc'n long and painful sufferers
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Or. JOHN BULLS
Smiths Tonic Syrup
ION THE CURE OF
fever and ACUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
justly claims for 1t superiority over all rem.
sdies ever offered to the public for the SAFE,
CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PERMANENT cure
ofAgue and Fever, or Chills and Fever, vheth-
erofshort or long standing. He refers to the
entire Western and Southern country 70 bear
him testimony 10 tho truth Of tho assertion
t5atir no case hatever will IL failto cure II
the directions are strictly followed and carried
out. In great many cases single dose has
been sufficient for cure, and whole families
have been cured by single bottle, with por.
feet restoration Of the general health. 1t IL,
however, prudent, ard in every case more eer.
tain to cure, II it's useis continued in smaller
doses for week or two after tho disease has
been checked, more especially In difficult and
long-standing casss. Usually this medicine
will not requireany aid to keep the bowels IN
good order. Should the patient, however, re-
quire acathartic medicine, after having taken
three or four doses Of the Tonic. single dose Of
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will
BE- sufficient.
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must
have DIR. JOHN BULL'Sprivste stamp on each
bottle. DIR. JOHN BULL only has the right TO
manufacture and sell the original JOHN ].
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, Of Louisville. XIV.
Examine well the label on each bottle. II my
private stamp 10 not on each bottle, do not
purchase, or yo2 will be deceived.
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HEALTH, STRENGTH. and ENERGY.

after drugging in vain for months and years.
send now for DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET and
THE ELECTRIC QUARTERLY. large illus
trated Journal, containing full particulars
and INFORMATION WORTH THOUSANDS. Cop
ies mailed free. Address,
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PvtvERAaAcHER oALvAHIc CO.,
Cor. Eighth and Vine sts., CINCINNATI, Q

M Aroid bogus appliances claiming cleo
trie qualities. Our Pamphlet explains how to
distinguish the genuine from the spurious.
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PULvERmACHER'S
ELECTRIC BELTS AND BANDS

cure these various diseased conditions, ate
NIL other means fail, and we offer the moe
convincing testimony direct from the al
nicted themselves, who have been restored 4
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Renonefvale1 be1l ~ HI0HESr HONORS AT AM.
WORLDS ExPu6IIi0NS FOR TWELVE YEA rs; VI:
o PAnn 1915 VIENNA. 1873; SANTIAGO. 1875; PHrLz.
pkLPmA. 1870; PAnIs 1873, and GRAND SWEDISH GOLD
MEDAL 1873 Only American Organs ever Awarded
highest honor % any such sold Tor cash or instal
mentA luuefr1fed cuf0iogu<e and Circulars with new
GAN CO. Boston, New York OF Chicago -
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fC,Ginmllnicatcd.l ]
A Card from Captain L. '. Ninsaon.

a Cara from Sdpadta A. " w
To the Editors Of the Dispatch
desire to correct several inaccuracies IN
the statement OF my military record made IN
The communicated signed "Many Voters OF
Richmond" and published in your issue OF
the 9Th instant.
On ,Jackson's Valley campaign L was lett
near Front Royal very sick, and was AFTER
wards dangerously sick from returning to
duty too soon, so that I did not share the
fortunes Of my regiment in the seven days
battles around Richmond. being able to re-
turn to duty only in time for the battie OF
Slauehter's Mountain and the second Manas-
sas campaign.
Tn the charlottesville campaign my reSl-
ment was with General Early in opposing
Scdnwick. and in the Gettysburg campaign
we were left to garrison the post OF WIN
chester after its capture, and did not 20 10
Gettysburg.
T did not furnish the material to the
friend who wrote the sketch, and these de.
tails were very naturally not remembered
with entire accuracy. ! was not in Rich
mond and did not see the communication rs
prepared until it was published, and owing
to the pressure Of the canvass L dld not
read it carefully until the 10th instant. at
once sent this correction to friends IN Rlcll'
mond, but they deemed it unnecessary ia
make the publication. / appreciate the
kind motives of my friends, but am un'
willing by my silence to get credit Tor SER
vices did not render, or to receive, even
in the smallest degree, honor which l &c
not deserve. FRANK Y. WINSTON.
Louisa Courthouse, August 81, 1873.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Chesterfield Ne1ns.-A letter from Ches-
tertield gives an account OF camp-meeting
now being conducted by Rev. Messrs. Bal
ley, Rowlett, and Appeman. On Sunday
The attendance was very large and the altar
was thronged with penitents.
The corn crop in the YelloT-Jacket re-
gion is the best for many years. Very little
sickness is reported. Chils are prevailing
in some sections.
There is as yet no clue to the parties who
robbed Mr.. Cox, at Wakefield, last week.
There is talk Of organizing a greenback
club in Matoaca district.
A number of pic-nics have been given
lately, and others are in contemplation.
The cotton-mills are still at work; but
times continue very dull In the coal re-
gions.
II is believed that the nomination OF Cen
eral Johnston for Congress will be general
Iy very acceptable to the people OF Chester
field.
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PERsoNAL.-The bishop-elect, Rev. ]. J.
Kcane, accompanied by Archbishop Glib
bons and Bishop Lynch, will arrive here
to-day. Bishop Kain. of Wheeling. will
arrive Friday. Rev. 7. Nj. a. Burke, Of
Albany, and Rev. D. O'Callahan, OF Boston,
will arrive Saturday.
The life Of Captain Henry D. Danforth
was insured for $1,000.
Governor Holiday is at Winchester.
Rev. Alexander w. Weddell leaves this
morning for Columbia, Va, to spend few
days.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change Yesterday were DR.. Watson, John
Katz, Baltimore; G.. NJ. Marshall, Montreal ;
w. r. Thomas, schooner Walter; z. j.
Stevens, Danville; NJ. r. Mcclure, Bote-
tourt; and John Blanton, Cumberland.
Sheriff Wright is at his farm, near Am
hcrst Courthouse, where one Of his sisters
lies exceedingly i'll.
Sergeant Hall has telegraphed from Pamp-
Inns depot that he is Oil the track OF the
Goochland murdererS. He took up the
trail near Mr.. Henley's, and had followed it
TO Pamplin'S.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE YELLOw-FEFER GUEsTIoN.-Alder.
men l.. Wagner. o. Gasser, and Lloyd ].
Beall, in the absence OF Judge Meredith,
president OF the Board of Aldermen, unite
in call (as provided by the rules OF the
CounciD for special meeting Of the Board
this afternoon at O'Clock to consider the
resolution adopted Tuesday by the Com
mon Council in regard to preventive mea-
sures against the yeIlow-fever.
AT the same time it is expected that some
motion will be made to send contribution
worthy OF the city to our plague-stricken
brethren of. the South. The Richmond
people have not shown their usual prompt
ness in this matter, though appeals for help
have come by every mail and press-dispatc!.
1t is said by some that there is no authority
vested in the Council to vote money in this
manner, but those who found way to Eelp
the distressed OF Chicago will be apt to dis
cover one for this purpose il they look.
The following was received Yesterday:
VICKsBURG, MISS, August 81, 1878.
"W. b. Isadcs: The epidemic is terrible,
and we need assistance. Request your
banks and merchants to aid us. Please act
promptly. EDWARD L. BUTTS,
"of the Howard Association"
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The kiHG OF the Beast as Pet-.-IIe
Eats His Masters Family.

Ears HI IN MaSeeT'S EaIIIly.
fFrom the San Francisco POST
Mr. George Bulstrode, OF Wala-Walla,
bought handsome lion cub from menage-
rie that was sold out by the sheriff near tnat
place, as menageries frequently are, and
soon had the emblem Of royalty quite do
mesticated. He calledit AZariah X. Boodv,
after particular friend Of his, and took
great interest in its kittenish gambols. He
was often demonstrated with for keeping a
net that might in time become dangerous, but
invariably replied that he loved animals and
that he knew what he was about. When the
creature had grown to be about as big rs
boarding-house sofa, Mr.. Bulstrode came
home one day and found Azariah had just
eaten up the household aunt. Bustrode
gave the lion 4 good scratching and tied
him up short for three weeks. When I'M
ulored by his wife to shoot the beast he re-
marked that the poor thing was Only obey
ing the instincts Of his nature; ana, 1uf-
thermore, that he (Bulstrode) knew what ne
was about. A few months after that he
came home again only to behold Azarlan III
the act of finishing his wife, and peculiar
bnIre on the left-hand side OF the animals
stomach convinced him that the Intelligent
king of beasts had started in by swallowing
little Tommy, their only offspring, Top
and all. The neighborS then clamored Tor
the instant destruction Of the beast, but
bis owner threw his arms around the
ANIMALS neck and insisted that they should
only harm him over his own dead body.
Many persons would have yielded to the
pressure Of public prejudice, but our disci-
pie OF Bergh, instead packed up his yalise,
pinned his Preyentisn-of-Cruelty .tO-Anl-
mals-Soeiety medal on his breast, and TAX
ing the chain OF his family sarcophagus in
his hand, started out TO begin life on new
basis, as il were. The reward OF the Just,
however, always comes ia time. A year ago
this poor. hard. working. married man bard
Iy had bread to eat, while to-day he IS the
honored and courted guest OF hundred
families where the force OF good example
and the possession of an able and energetic
specimen Of carnivora is considered as an
equivalent for his board and Washing.
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THE GoocHLAND MURDER.-A public meet
ing Of citizens OF Goochland and adjacent
counties will be held at the store Of Mr..
Mosby Henley on Monday next the Goth
instant. at 10 O'clock a. NJ, with the view
of raising by contribution suitable reward
for the arrest of the parties that committed
the murder and robbery at the said store on
Thursday night the 1st instant. Al per-
sons interested in the arrest and Just pun
ishment of the perpetrators OF this atrocious
outrage are earnestly requested to attend
the meeting or send their contributions on
the aboyc-named dav.
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DEATH OF Mr.. HARRISON WATKrNs.-Mr.
H. Harrison Watkins died yesterday at his
mothers residence, in this city, Mt Il O'Clock,
in the thirty.seventh year OF his age. His
health had been failing for several years,
but during the last three months he declined
very rapidly. He was for several years one
of the officers in the Exchange Bank (now
the First National), which position he LETT to
enlist in Company F, formed of young men
chiefly of this city. He was gallant sol
dier during the war in many arduous cam
paigns, including the terrible one under
Jackson in Northwestern Virginia. He was
severely wounded in the battle of Cedar
Mountain, from which bis health sadly SUI
fered, and which it is believed greatly con-
tr1buted to his premature death.
He was afterwards connected as book-
keeper with several prominent business
houses OF this city, and in this capacity
there were committed TO him many import
ant trusts, all OF which he faithfully dis
charged. He was member OF the First
Baptist church of Richmond, and met his
death calmly and in full assurance OF faith.
The pal-bearers are to be j. 3. Purcell,
Jr., Peter a. Sublett, George A. Haynes.
Thomas A. Brander, Adolphus Blair, VIII
liam Stokes, Nat. NJ. Wilson, and Cay
Drewry.
The members Of F Company Association
will meet at 81 o'clock P. NJ. at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. j. F.. Watkins, No. Ala north
Tenth street, to attend the funeral.
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STATE CoNyENTr0S.-The Colored Emil
grant Help Society met Thursday night
President Williams presiding. A resolu-
tion was adopted to hold State convention
at West Point on the first Monday in Sep
tember, at IL NJ.
Each church and society in the State were
invited to send two delegates to said con-
vention.
The following speakers will be invited to
speak: Frederick Douglass, DR.. D. NJ. Nor
ton, DR.. Bayne, and others.
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THE MOZART THIS EvENING.-Selections
for the orchestra "The Kings Pnlonaise,"
by Bise; the overture, "The Wanderers
Return" by Suppc, and selections from
.'ll Trovatore.' by Verdi. Duo by Dr..
Bartkowski and Mr. Reinhaadt for violin
and piano. from "La Fsvorita," by Done
zett. and solo for clarinet, by Signor
JardelIa; "An Evening on tue Alps y
descriptive, by Raerman; two solos for
tenor by Mr.. Redford-" She Is So lnno-
cent" and Lullaby, Q Baby Dear" COM
posed by Wheat.
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SELLING TOBACCO WITHOUT LICENSE
Peter Thompson (colored), who keeps a
shop on Eighth street between Broad and
Grace, was Yesterday examined before
United States Commissioner Atkins on the
charge OF violating the United States inter-
nal-revenue laws by selling smoking tobacco
without license. lie was sent Oh to the Oc-
tober court for indictment, and was bailed
to aDpear in The sum of $500,