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REoIPE FoR SORGHUM VMhaAR.-To six
gallons of warm soft water aid ono gallon
sorghum syrup. Standing in the sun or
by n fire, it viii become good in about three
weeks. The bung of the cask should be
left open for the admission of cir. A piece
OF straw paper, or ii you have it, some
mother, will hasten fermentation The
above makes excellent pickles, though too
dark oolored to look nicely upon the table
a stronger article (which many perhaps
would PREFER can DO mado by a largo pro,
portion of syrup.
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CoRN STARCH CARe,-Stir 10 froih three
quarters of pound OF butter aud oLe pound
of powdered sugar add one.half cup sweet
cream, and the whites Of nine eggs beaten
very light Take from pound package OF
oorn.staroh two tablespoonsnl, and replace
It with the Same quantity of wheat Hour,
then add it to tho above. Flavor with
lemon.
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TAFIocA PuDDING.-Four tables Aoor Ml
of tapioca soaked in ono quart of new milk
over night. Stir the tapioca and milk over
the hire ill it comes to boil, lhon add the
grated rind of one lemon, one tumbler Of
wine, with sugar enough TO lll the glass.
Four eggs, whites aud yoks beaten separ-
ateiy to be added just before baking. Bake
hvo minutes in hot oven. To DO eaten
cold
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HAIR Wash FOR DANDRUFr. one
pint of alcohol aud q tablespoonful of cas-.
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shaking them well for few minutes, then
scent il with few drops of lavender. AT
eohol dissolves castor oil, like gum camphor,
leaving the liquid or wash quite clear II
does not seem to dissolve any other une-
tuous oil so perfectly; hence no other is
equally good for this purpose.
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APPLE DuNPLSGs--pour boiling water
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COOLING DRINKs IN CASES OF FEVER Lem.
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Fremont PuDDING,-0 le.half Gun of rice
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yolks beaten in Que cup OF sugar, ana balt, d
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DOAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given that
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road beginning on the north lino Of section thirteen
u3), In town four ~ Of the United States Reserve
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SLEviN e. PARSONS, Attorneys.
Pcrysburg, Nov. 7, 1866. 29ds7 so

I EGAL NOTICE. INSOLVENCY. - Notice is
IL hereby given shat Susan Trbby, Admiuistra-
trx of WillalA Tribby, deceased, has filed in tho
Probate Court Of Wood County, her final account,
and the Same will be for hearing and dividend
will be declared on the 3D. day of December, A. d..
1866. EDWIN FULLER Probate Judge.
Perrysburg, November /, 1865. 2Sd
A SSlGNEE'S N0TICE.-Notice is hereby Civ
"A en- that tho undersigned, assignee of Frcder-
ick Messenger, will pay a dividend ON tho claims
filed against said Messenger, at the Office of the
Probate Court, in Perrysburg, December 3, 1866.
MARTIN WARNER, Assignee.
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n .EGAL NOTICE.
Elizabeth Moore, AdmS OF In Wood Co. Pro-
Vs. (n,,..., :, III IA
H., |

John Moore. ''"0'i W ~ 90'' ''''''
To said John Moore, Of Ienawec County, in the
State Of Michigan, tho heir and legal representa-
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You are hereby Informed, that on the 9th day Of
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in aud for the sale OF the following real estate, Of
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Of said dccodcnt, 10 wit five out Of the north
east corner Of the north half of the southwest
quarter Of section No. two ~ Of town No. !our az
north of range number ninc (9) east, being l3M
rods north and SOUTH and GO rods cast and west.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 10Th day
Of December, 1885, ELIZABETH MOORE,
Adm'x Ct Moses Moore, deceased.
SLEvtN g. PARSONS, Attorneys.
Purlysburg, Nov. Z, 1866. 28dS7 so
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ranted for Five Years.

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sU~Pianos and McIodc on,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-24
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.
A Negro Sues Railroad Company In
Two Courts Under the CIVIL kignss
Hct-Hc IL NOn.Suitcd.

Aaron Brady, colorcd lawyer, represent
mo himself as member Of the Suffolk
bar, Boston, instituted suit before JUS
ticc HAYWARD, claiming damages from the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for
refusing to comply with the terms of a con-
tract by which he paid $3.50 to be trans
ported from Washington to Baltimore
The plaintiff alleges that he was elected
from a car. in contempt OF law of the
United States, on account Of his color,
race. &C.. and brings a civil action to re-
cover the amount Of his fare, and damages
laid al one hundred dollars. J. ii. b. La
trohc appeared for the defendant. ne
stated that under the laws OF the state inc
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Comrah! 1'-
rived authority to make rules ana feG reg,
tions for the government OF traNei. in'A
had absolute authority t. refuse wf't' ,i'n
,Ln nr;,;Irgr Of entering cars occupied u!
IaI;t. >r Uchad never heard that wmtc
,,,nm over Questioned the proprlcty OF 'he'r
r',In. which were adopted for the sole pnr-
nn.c If contributing 10 the general pea
r w.. 81 travellers ou that great highway 10
,fa west. Justice Hayward, after listen
mo to the argument in the case, entered a
;mdgmcut of non pros, which is supposed
10 mean that there was no cause OF acton
KrHdupy' SIN. 2|r".