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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-06-05
TyERY B0DY,s LAWYER AND

LIVERY BODY,S LAWYER AND
u Counsellor in Business, by FrankCrosby
Of the Philadelphia Bar.
1t tells YOU how to draw up Partnership Pa.
pers, and gives general forms for Agreements
Of all kinds, Bills of Sale, Leases and Peti
tons.
Ittells YOU how to draw up Bonds and Mort
cages. Afidavits, Powers Of Attorney Notes
and Bills of Exchange, Receipts and Relca
Sos
II tells YOU the Laws for the Collection Of
Debts. with the Statutes Of Limitation, and
amount and kind Of property Exempt from
Execution in every State.
1t tells You how TO make Assignment Of prop.
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II tells YOU the legal relations existing be-
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prentice. and Landlord and Tenant
II tells Won what constitutes Libel and Sian
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wife's Right in Property, Divorce and Ali
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:, tells You the Law for Mechanics Liens in
every State. and the Naturalization Laws
Of this country, and how to comply with the
same
II tells you the Law Concerning pousione- and
how TO Obtain ono and the Pre-. Emptiou
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1t tells you the Law for Patents with mode Of
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cos Assignments and table Of Fees.
u iclliyou how 10 mako your will md how to
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inghow to do your business legally, thussa
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March
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PRESERVING SINKS FROM FouLNEss. =
In hot weather it is almost impossible TO
prevent sinks from becoming foul unless
some chemical preparation is used One
pound of copperas dissolved in four gal
Ions Of water poured over the sink three
or four times, will completely destroy
The offensive odor. AS distinctive
agent to scatter around premises affected
with any unpleasant Odor, notsingis bet
ter than mixture Of four parts of fine
charcoal, by weight. All sorts of glass
vessels aud other utensils may eaectqal-
ly cured from offensive smells by rinsing
them with charcoal powder, after the gros
ser impurities have been secured of
with sand and soap.
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.1or tLle 1arnler.

How TO MAKE SET OF VERY PRETTY
COLLARS AND cuFFs.--Procure piece Of
muslin, cambria, or fine linen; cut out
your collars and cuffs from any pattern
you may have by you. Having done this,
procure piece of colored iackonet, or
muslin. Choose one with some pretty
small flower in peach, blue orpink, or
even green. We have seen both prints
and muslin with flowers sprinkled over
the pattern. Choose these and cut out
the flowers and tack them in row round
your collars and cuffs; get some white
braid, and then stitch the braid round the
flowers with ingram cotton (oi the color
your flowers may chance to be. This
style is new, pretty and useful. The
colored flowers can be introduced in en-
broiderY patterns, and look we'll Care
should DO taken that the flowers Of print
muslin will bear washing. Another way
to put flowers on the collars and cuffs, is
to tack on your flowers, aud button hole
stitch it around with white or tolored
cotton, and then cut away the muslin or
linen from underneath your flowers
II ladies' ore not able to procure good in
grain cotton, they may use foc colofed
vorated
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Secession from Secession.

Gov. Rector, of Arkansas. has issued
an address to the people of that State,
which lisa rather interesting doc ument
as showing the inevitable goal at which
Secession must arrive when left to itself.
In the midst Of great dealbf rhetoric,
of the true Arkansas stamp, about "sub-
jugation by the Hessisns Of the North, Z"
domination by the "detastable and exc.
cradle Lincoln Government" etc, we
find the following unlocked for words;
at is for liberty she struck, and not
for subordination to any secondary pow.
er North or South. Her best friends are
her natural allies. nearest at home, who
will pulsate when she bleeds. whose ut
most hope is not beyond her existence.
II the arteries Of the Confederate heart
do not pcrmca,c beyond the cast bank Of
the Mississippi, let Southern MSouriauS,
Arkansians, Texans, aud the great West
know it and prepare for the future. Ar
kansas, lost, abandoned subjugated. is
not Arkansas as she entered the Conied
crate Government Nor will she re-.
main Arkansas asa Confederate State,
desolatod as wilderness; her children
fleeing from the wrath to como, will build
them new ark and launch il in on new
waters, seeking a heaven somewhere, of
equality, safety aud rest"
This is treason to tho Southern Con.
fedoucy, treason to jeff Davis, treason
to The South, 1t is, in short, lrcascn to
treason. It is just what was predicted,
al the outset, would be the end Of the ca.
rocr Of Secession, VIZ. that It would 90.
cedo from itself This is the logical and
legitimate course Of the movement II
it could not stcede !, would not be So.
session It must acep on coccding to
keep itself alive
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Fon oGc who dcploresha owa folcs
Won find a hundred who bitterly ioroc
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A FEW USEFUL HiETS.--A hot Shogel.
held over vanished furniture will take
out white spots.
A bit of glue, dissolved in skim milk and
water, will restore old Grape.
Ribbons fanny kind should be washed
in soap sujs and rinsed.
If your fiat irons are rough, rub them
veil with fine salt, and it will make them
smooth.
Dat straw is best for filling beds; it
should be changed once year.
If you are buying carpets for dnrabil-
ity, choose small figures.
A bit of soap rubbed on the hinges of
doors will prevent their breaking.
Scotch snuff put round holes whore
crickets come out will destroy them,
Wood ashes and common salt, wet
with water, will stop the crack of a
stove, and prevent the smoke from es-
Gaping
A gallon of strong lyc, put in a barrel
of water, will make it as soft as rain
wafer
Half a cranberry bound on corn will
soon kill it.
Wash furniture with juice Of boiled
onions will prevent flies from troubling
il.
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How TO JuDoEA HoRsE The masters
of this art lay il down, that a horse to be
good and well made must have three
parts, viz the breast which is to be broad
the hips round and the name .ong; three
parts Ike 8 lion, viz: countenance intre.
Piiity and fur three of bullock, viz;
eye, nostri and joint three Ct sheep,
viz: the nose, genllenoas aad patience;
three Of mule, strength, consistency
and foot; three of deer, head, legs and
hair short; three of n wolf, throat, neck
and hearing; three Of fox, ear tail and
trOt; three Of serpent, memory, sight
and turning; three of hare or cot, run,
ming, watching and suppleness.--LRecS'
Encyclopedia.
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Trnin,s Cn.tigation or nusseI.

One of the soundest furnishings ever
administered ina speech by one man to an
other has just been metod out in London
by George Train to Russell, the Times
correspondent. At the London discus
sion hall, where all the prominent topics
of the day are debated in public, the
question upon the right of the President
Of the United States to execute Russell
from cmbarklng with the Federal army
came up, when Mr.. Train, who was al,
most alone in the affirmative. admins
tered laying 10 Russell of America,
which is remarkable for its holiness and
thoroughuess. Mr.. Train said, "fho
time has arrived for the world to under
stand that the whole action Of the Times.
through its leaders and its correspondent,
has been to weigh golden sovereigns in
the scale against human life and human
misery" and proceeded 10 prove it most
Systematically and completely.
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crMrEr ron cRockznr, oLAss, &C.

CEMENT FOR cRoCKzRY, GLASS, &C.
Take 4 pounds Of white glue, l ] pounds
Of dry leadp4a Pound d. ,isiaglsss, one.
gallon OF soft water, one quart ofalcohol,
and half pint of white varnish. Dis.
solve the glue and isiugass in the water
by gentle heal if preferred, stir in The
lead. pot the alcohol 10 the yarnisb, and
mix the whole together This is useful
for the wood. work, and firmly unto pain.
.od surfaces.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
roR Tnr RArip culn oF

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So wide is the 6cldof It's usefulness and SO nu-
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While many inferior rcmtdics thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, tha
has gained friends by every trial conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, md pro
ductd cures too numerous and too remarkable 70
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DALLOU'S DOLLAR MONTHLY.
ID No like publication has ever attained to
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
Fof 1902.

THE January number will commence the
Ninth Volume Of this Magazine. It's very large
and still increasing circulation, is gratifying
evidence Of public approval, and no industry
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ume adequate TO the requirements OF time, so
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The life Of the Republic the best interests the
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Professor Agassiz will begin in the January
number series Of articles on Natural History
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ly early n the year.
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DR.. Geo. b. Winship, vel known for his re
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ten for the The Atlantic THE Autobiography Of
strength Seeker" giving an account Of his
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advice on ma tiers Of health
The author of "Lifein the Iron Mills, and
"a Story of To-day" will contribute series Of
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Articles by Prof James Russell Lowell, on
topics Of national interest, will appear frequent.
Bayayd Taylor has written story which
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The st nj Of Writers, in Prose and Poetry
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comprises, among its popular names, the fo'.
lowing:
james Russell Lowell, Charles I. Morton.
Henry " Loucfellow, George s. Hillard. Ralph
Wallow Emerson, Henry Giles, Nathaniel Haw
'hornc Rev. Walter Mitchell, O. c. iIazew"I.
Mrs. II. p. Stowe, r. W Higgnson, Harriet
Martreau. Author Of "ife in the Ghus Readct
Iron Mills" and STORY Country Parson,
of To-day" Rose Terry, Oliver Wcnd4i
Holmes, Harriet j., Prescott. John q Whittier
Rev. Rohl. T, S lowell H. 7. WhiPpicf j..
T Tlowbridgo, Bayard Taylor.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, phiIndol.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philndc!-
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habits Of life, &C., and in cases Of extreme
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VALUABLE REPORTS on spcrmRtorhUa,
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ON the new remedies employed in the Dlspnn
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opcs nee ol'chargr, Two or three Stamps for
postage will be acceptable
Address, Dr. J sKTLLTN HOUGHToN,
Acting Surgeon Howard Association, No 9
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa Rv
order Of The Directors
EZRA u HARTwELL, Presidtut
GEO FAlRCHlLD, Secretary D.,
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For oGc who dcplotesh1 owa fohcs
you find a hundred who bitterly dorIoo
ihoco Of tbci' neighbour
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LowBLL, MASS

For Sale by B6alc, sehacr@ Co.. and Ne,
chants aud bruggl'tAgoncrhlly
Feb ~ 1861