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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-01
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BOrLrD, BREAD PuDDme.-TaEe a
pint Of bread crumbs, and cover them
with milk; add some cinnamon, lemon
peel. and grated nutmeg; put them on a
gentle Ere unGl the crumbs are well
soaked; take out the cinnamon and lem
onrpeel, beat the crumbs and milk well
together; add 4 eggs we'll beaten; l OF.
Batter; OF. sugar; ! lb. currautS, il
you have them; tie in cloth and boil an
hour.
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Curious FAcr.--It is q well.authenti.
Gated fact that soldiers wounded in the
head. on recovery from the wound, have.
in some instances, lost all consciousness
Of their personal Identity. The case Of a
soldier who died recently in ono of tie
Paris hospitals, is striking conGma,
ton of this fact, Wounded at the battle
of Solferino, the wound soon cicatrizel,
but ho was ever since labored under a
strange hallucination, Annoying himself
dead. When asked how he was, he
would reply: "You want to know how
Pierre Vain is'-why, he was killed at
solferino. What you see is not Vain,
but q machine made 10 initiate him."
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'Musn PrE-Rgau.-on pi6:ot mush
Onc.fourth pound Of butter; one pound
sugar; eggs; the juice and grated peel
Of lemon; beat the butter in the no.
rmuSb; beat the sugar and the yolks Of
the eggs together; add this, then the
lemon; lastly the whites Of the eggs,
previously well beaten. Bake in shall
low pans, the Same as corn bread, in a
quick oven.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-01

WnrsKEY "UrsEr. There vas great
cOmmotiOn among the whiskey .deolsrs
a: Cincinnati, growing out Of the amend.
mont to the tax bill making oil liquors
on hand when the law takes effect, taxa.
BILE. The interest felt in this matter at
Cincinnati, may be inferred from the
fact that about 10000 barrels of wlis.
key are held on speculation. which the
owners expected 10 hold free Of duty, to
be sold at an advance when the Law
takes effect. This would, nader reuoac
tive law, pay duty of $4,000 If
on the other hand, it should be exempt
it would pay profit Of a quarter of q
million. A dele CATION of leaGers were
so forthwith to Washington to remOn
strale. The news upse. The marke
completely
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'ToMLYoEs FoR THE TA1LE.-Cut to-
,nasoeS. not over ripe, into slices and
sprinkle over them finely pulveriz0d
white sugar; then add clareI wine to
cover them. They may ba propored in
this way with weak cider vinegar but
'lhc wiue impartS 10 them a richer and
moro plonsantfavor, resembling much
the strawberry.
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March G. 1862.

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The Sluunch and Good Steamer
R. G. M. LOWELL,

~ Will ply between Syracuse and
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FRIED Musa. -Mush to DO fried should
boil little longer, with half pint Of
-four 10 two quarts Ofmush; put the mush
in an earther, dish dipped into cold wa.
teri letit stand until perfectly cOldi cut
into slices half an inch thick, and fry
them brown on both sides, in butter or
salt pork fat; lard will do with a little
salt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-01

CRACKER PIE.-TaEe half an ounce
fartariC acid; one full cup Of sugar; two
cups Of water and a htle essence Of
lemon; stir them together Ond'thicken
'ltWith crackers, rolled fnO, ordy bread
csembs; bake in cru5l,,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-01

An exchange, rec riding the fail of a
person INTO the river says: at is won
der he escaped with his life." Prentice
says: "Wouldn't it have been a still
greater wonder if he had escaped with
out it."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-01

SINCE the LIST Of January tire Union
forces have captured tlom the rebsls five
hundred and ninety siege guns and field
pieces. This artillery would equip a
grand army, and when it is remembered
what pains the rebels have hal to pro.
euro these guns, the severity Of tho loss
will DO FULL apparent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-01

THE HORSE OF TIE REBEL COMMANDER.
1N.CHrEF.--on Monday the horse ofthe
rebel eemmander,in,chief, Albert Sidney
Johnson, arrived in Chicago. He was
purchased from the government by re-
porter of the New York Herald for the
sum of $500. The Post says the animal
is magnificent specimen Of horse,
flesh.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
Eor 1852.

THE January number will commence the
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Among the contributions already in hand for
1862, the following will commend themselves
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reading:
Professor Agassiz will begin in the January
number a series Of articles on Natural History,
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tce Of the great benefit to be derived from his
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A new Romance by Nathaniel Hawthorne,
will appear in the pages Of the Atlantic Month
~ early in the year.
A New Story by late Theodore VIII throps
author Of Cecil Dreemc," WILDE commenced
in the January number.
DR.. Geo. B. Winship, vel known for his rc
markable experiments in Gymnastic, has writ.
ten for the The Atlantic The Autobiography of
strength Seeker" giving an account of his
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The author of"Iifcin the Iron Mills" and
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Tales daring the year.
Articles BY Pro. James Russell Lowell, OIL
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~.
Bayard Taylor has written a story which
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Henry " Longfello,o, Geo-ge S. Hillard, Ralph
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Iron Mills" and "Story 1.-The Country Parson.
Of To-day" Rose Terry, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Harriet Il. Prescott, John G Whittier
Rev. Robt 7, S. Lowell, Il. p. WhpPlc.
7 Trowbridge, Bayard Taylor.
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WIZ isasbcet Of postage stamps Ike
diutant relations ? Bcouso tloy are but
slightly CONNECTED,
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While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on thc afflicted thry can never forget, and pro-
ducCd curcs too numerous and too remarkable 70
be forgotten.
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HERE are now SIX regiments Of East
TennesseeanS in the national ormy--COlsl
Carter, Spear aud Houk commanding the
first three. The organization Of the 9TH
ers is not entirely completed
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THRILLING WITH THE DUHdY.-A young
man who would not be guilty Of on IN.
delicate word to lady, aud much less
An uncslled for assault upon one, was
yesterday passing along Lake street,
when he came in front OF retail dry
goods establishment. Having an eye
Tor dry goods, he stopped to admire a
cloak Of The latest basque style which was
displayed as he thOught..upon dummy
or wire frame, rather neatly bonneled
and fitted up in front Of show window.
Seeing friend advance the Dung man
called bis attention 10 the article OF dress,
and playfnly gave the dummy nudge,
rcmsrking al wonder il the machine is
alive |" "Plansy his phelinks," as he
saw the supposed dummy turned sudden
Iy round face him with with an express
sion Of establishment and indign antly
rssting upon the unmistakeable Inca
ments Of very handsome face. The
machine was alive. Our friend bIushed
stammered, and explained. The young
lady forgave and stepped into her carri-
age. Our friend maintains downward
attitude upon all dummies hereafter
Chicogo Tribune, Feb. 18th.
Tbs editorsol the Star in the West
furnishes the following modest attempt
at correcting cortoin rather widespread
mistakes.
1t isa make to suppose that the sub.
scripiio- price OF a paper is clear gain to
the publisher.
It is mistake to suppose he gets his
white paper for nothing.
1t is a mistake 10 suppose it is printed
without cost
1t is a mistake TO suppose he can live
bodily, by faith.
II is a mistake to suppose that a paper
is worth buying which contains only
what one knows and believes already.
1t is mistake to suppose that money
due for The paper would DO as good to US
in year as il would now.
1t is o mistake 10 suppose that we
would not be thankful for what is due US
and for new subscribers.
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The Dubuque Times tells OF little
girl in tho place; who went into large
drug store and walking up to the prOpri-
etOr, in half whisper, said "Ira little
girl hain't got no money, how much
chawin' gum do you give her Tor moth
.in'?"
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WOn7H KSoviso.--A bowl or pan
containing water, set in an oven. when
baking, will prevent pies, cakes DC. from
being scorcbed'
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Lady, (Ofectedly;) Where in tho
name of wonder, doctor, could | have
got such nose as this 2?
Doctor A: out OF the dOcanter,
ma'am.
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DIR. v. G. AVER & 60.

LOWELL. MASS.
For Sale by BcaIc, Sct.Lcr% CO.. aud NcI
chants and Dmggnls generally,
fch ~ 1851
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VlEoIElA CORS BRRAD.--DisSoIve l
tablespoonful Of butter in three and q
half pints Of boiling milk; into this, scald
l quart Of Indian meal; when cool, add
half pint Of wheat -four; little sugar
teaspOOnful Of salt and 2 eggs we'll
beaten bake in two cake tins we'll greas-
ed
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Job Work Of oil kinds lone ut lhi, Of
fec with ncalncf' and dispatch,
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ARIcn, RICE Pu pDlSo.--Wash one
fourth pound ofrice. simmer il with half
a pint Of milk till soft; then putin a lump
Of butter the size Of an egg, and half a
pint Of thick cream, and give it good
boil. When cool, mix yolkS and tho
whites Of 2 eggs we'll beaten; ard add
sugar, nutmeg, a little lemon and CHINA
mon.
Bake tbree.fouths of an hour in q
slowish oven, and when ii is dOue, sprin-
slo it with powdered While sugar
Currents added to the pudding make it
better,
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

A PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A FIRST CLASS
high soop House up town, with Stable adjoining, hay
ing than they need would half the whole
required, would board with family For particulars
address j. p. c., Herald office,
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IkDAr, March 40 r. IN
Asazs-Ths market was steady, with sales OF 70 eos
st IS 80 for pearls and IS rs for pots.
BRkApsrUFss.-rlour-Ths market WAS hrm, "nis
prices were without change Of moment. The deflAau
came chiefly from the home trade The sales footoa W
about IL 900 bbls, closing within the range OF shsi0
loxux
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

ITO LET-To A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY, THE
upper mart Of browR stone House No. ~ Vest Forty
sixth street All the modern improvements, For partlcu
lar N the premiooa
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNT OF HENRY G. TANNER, RECEIVER
ARTISANS RANK

4 CCoeNT OF HENRY G. TANNER, RECEIVER.
"A ARTISANS BANK
Noces hereby given that the undersigned has been ap.
pointed by the Supreme Court receiver the estate
funds property and effects the Artisans Bank city
OF New York
All persons indebted said Bank required to render
account of and the TO the undersigned All per-
sons having in their possession any property effects
said bank required to deliver the to the undersgn-
ed and all creditors Of said required deliver
their demands the undersigned the LIST
day May next and all persons holding any open
Of said bank required to the in writing
IN detail to the underfgned by the said st day Of May
next.
All which notices presented and pay.
ments made to my oce l67 Broadway the city Of
New York. H. c. TANNER.
Receiver OF the Artisans Bank n. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

PoARDING sEMINARY.-SPRING TERM OF FORT
ID Edward Institute begins March ~. SO weeks
Teacher accompanies students from New York Can
at Howard Hotel from TO p NJ Tuesday wednes
day. March rs and 30 address Rev. Joseph f. King Fort
Edward, y. Y.
CONSULATE GENERAL OF FRANCE REMOVED TO
~ Ne Bowling Green.
NEW YORK March q 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22


Ca EEwARD.-LOsT, ON THURSDAY OR FRIDAY
~ msl, parcel OF ls Silk Umbrellas The finder will
stairs. -'F'''e " ~ 'N''e' 0'N''t w
&n ,hEWAhn-LOsT ON THURSDAY MARCH 20 a
~ Dsck anu Tan English Terrier. The finder will receive
the above reward delivering him IL.
OF Madison avenue and Fortieth street. NO'"0i
SI KLWAsRD.1,LQsr, fsl,ILQ ON FRIDAY EVENING" IN
VIZ gong rom IA East Twenty -cond street ihsnugh
broadway 70 30 East Twenty first Street fnr rs
above reward VIII be paid the finder BY 9avng IL al n F
Twenty second street or at the Scientific An az
Parkrow. V"'ee, S'
SC(l RnWAkD.ELosT ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON
spCV 2Dh inst, between and O'clock in eol,, r., -,
button street 10 Broadway and Bond street, in hsysn,
avenue stage, large sized Gold Watch detach.S sY.r
johnson, maker. The above reward Will be paid "a az
eett No. 70 Cliff street. " W avg
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

r,o LET-FRoNT AND BACK PARLoRs ON SECOND
floor with pantries between, and Back Easements gas
&c Can be seen from until o'clock Apply al 1l9 Rving
inn door from Suffolk street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

ITO LET-AT wEEHAwKEN, N. j., A VERY DE-
sirable Farm, suitable for farmer market gardener or
country residence with good house. barn and outbudngs
the property of the late wm spencer Ave minuteg walk
the Weehawken ferry Rent $780, Apply On the pre-