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PETITION To FORECLOSE A MORT
GAGE.

PETITION TO F0RECLOSE A MORT
GAGE. -
m ith & Sloan) rn HH
=, s.,,,. l" Ashland Common Pleas
PURSUANT to the command OF an order Of
Sale issued in the above case from the Court
OF common Pleas OF Ashland County, and State Of
Ohio, TO me directed, | will expose 10 public
sale at the door OF the Court House in said coun-
~ on
Saturday The 3lh day Of December,
A. D. 1898, between the hours Of ten O'Clock
A. NJ. and tour O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day tho
following described real estlto, situate in said
cnnniy, TO wit: lying in he south west ang Q Of
Bells Trail and the road leading from Ashland to
Heuhcys Mil, beginning at the corner Of said
tract at the junction Of said roads, thence south
fifteen degrees, west len perchcs and fourteen
links, thence north eighty three degrees and
thirty minu'eS, wcIt sixteen perohes, thence
north fourteen degrees, west fifteen perches aud
eleven links, thence to the place OF beginning,
containing one acre one rod aud eighty percheS.
Terms Of sale; Cash. J. d. JONES, Sh'G.
Ashland, Nov 80, 1858. 2StL
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CONSUL CURED!
TESTIMONY OF AJPnYSlCIAN.
Messrs Baker,, e. Co.:

LhtSSTS DuhtT, q TO-. 'rHlu ] INl
DE.R Sms-1he public generally are fully aware Of
the thousands pf remedies Of Diseased Lungs. under
the titles Of sarsaparillas, pills, Piastetr, Lfnimehts,
&c, that are daily brought 10 their notice through
the newspapers, by way Of advertisements. Ny oh
ject In writing This note FOR publ,cilion, IL 10 induce
the public, or at least those who are sAiieted Other
will use patent medicines) TO use one that contain
articles Of real use il pulmonary diseases. | am con
seious that, 10 80 doing, ! am acting most unprofes.
sivnally, and derogstOry tothe interests OF medical
science aud the regular practitioners OF msdieinc -ri
The medicine TO which | refer is ''Dr. Hah's Bal.
san for the iHRgs." have prescribed II 10 a large
number OF cases, and always with success. Que case
In partieular, TO which wish now TO refer, was Civ.
en- up by several physician who had been called In
consultation with myself The patient had Allthe
symptoms Of G lnfrmed consumption, such as Cold
NightSweats. Hectic Fever. Harrassine Cough, with
continued pain In the lobe OF the Right Lung, attend.
ed with severe DiarrhGa He commenced lmmedi.
ately to get better, by the use ofthe above named
medicine, and was soon restored TO his usual health
| have Alsn found DR.. HaluS Balsam the most yalua.
bic Expeetorant for breaking up distressing Coughs
and Colds that | have ever used. ,HutIuy m IT.
70. T|I iftJsIs aiI W.p. WRIGHT, ~. D.
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JOHNS g. ALLEN,
Dealers in all kinds Of

IRON, NAILS, GLASS AND DOORS.
4 NEoUNcE to the citizens OF Ashland Co,
N that having purchased the business OF H.
Luther & Co., they intend adding to their stock,
during the present week, a.comPlcie ussOrl-
ment OF ''o.. .1 E1rr "
Tools Bull ding Materials, House Fur
nishipg aud Coach and S%addler'' Hardware, all
of which they invite the attention of Farmers
Mechanics and House-kecpers, and recommend u
as complete as any establishment Of the kind 10
the country.
Ashland. Nov. 23, '53. c7-tc.
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pom ' OYsTERsI OYsTERsu
EnESH Baltimore Oysters Just received and
II Tor sale in whola and half cans by
Nov. "a, 80. 27.3m. " N. s. sAMPSEL.
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VALUABLE APpLICATioS.-For wounds
received from old nails, or cuts occasioned
by broken glass, peach Tree leaves, well
sieeped and applied to The wound, will
give immediate relief. BY lhickening the
liquid from which the leaves have been
taken with meal or bran, a good Poult ce
is obtained, which will keep moist for
hours. In case The leaves cannot be OBJ
lsined, a lea made of young iwigs Of the
peach Tree, and lhickened, will do as well.
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ScAlD HEAD.-Shave the head, and
amin. The S alp with the following oinl.
menl; Creosoie, half drachm, rubbed up
in an ounce Of fresh lard. Wash the
head frequently with warm water and
CASTLE soap. .'' ''4"t ,''...' '
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Ard i, So. (sr a, :xs.i p.'esl. cAits !

H ~ LAA
Il II 10 estimated that 5000 persona dieanppallyin
the United States, with consumption, and urofepSsor
BbeTly says thats vast numbenofthere eon!tbe saved
by the timely use Of some prompt remedy.
DIR. HALLS BALSAM STRIKES. at thefoot ofths
Disease At once, and such isis speedy eject, thai any
one using II freely according to directions for "a Or
% hours and not entirely satisfied with It's merits
may return II and receive backhi money. luspsy
pH b. ehserfuliy refandtd. The most distressing
cough Ia. frequently relieved BY a single dose and bro.
ken up In 4 few hours time. The AFFLICTED do. not
have TO purchase bottle after bottle before they mud
whc,her this will afford relief or noti lsugo
Call on the agent and get . pamphlet gratis, The
treatise on Consumption alone IL worth more than
the price Of this medicine, You will hnd certificates
OF Physicians in Cincinnati. and OF others whose
cures have been eneetedhere sthome, WHERE they can
TIC public have bee, IMPOSED upohn byyffsmedies
recommended by certificates which hays always
originated from some uuknswn source. We lhelieNe
that d medicine possessing real merits will effect
cures wherever II 10 used, al home As WE'LL a. abroad,
This is no Paregoric preparation, huton which " used
In season will save the liveso thousands and per
sons may make nj, ParRGia rih 4gfEis from when
they purchase, that In every case where ills VI, d
freely according to directions. aud entire Subtraction
10 not given In. % or % hour,, they ,esn return III,
medicine. and their MONEY tfi be ehefrfuHH Refunded
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j. II. BAUMGARDNER, s. &C.
New Column Building,

hOOO EN-, VI
WHOLESALE Dealeisin Drugs, Medicines,
w Paints, Oils, Dyes, Books and Stationary,
Music, PerJumsry, GidssuGrt, Daguerrean Stock,
Fancy Goods &c.
We would say TO the dealers in Ashland and
community, thatthe
NEW COLUMN BUILDING,
is fitted up from top to bottom in a suPcriOrstylc,
aud we are undoubtedly preparedio job my article
in our lines Of cuisines to purchasers advantage,
rs We buy in large quantities from Importers and
Manufacturers, and thereby have the advantage
Of he lowest prices and will take pleasure in
giving the same to our customers. Our assort'
meni OF
DAGUERREAN STOCK
is complete, including Gases, Plates, Chemicals
Gliding Stands, Frames, HeadrcstS, and also
Cameras furnished at New York Prices in short
notice. Our prices you vii find below any dealer
IN Cleveland or any other Western town.
We respectfully solicit orders from the trade.
which will BIO promptly forwarded.
J. II. BAUMGARDNER &C0.
Wooster, June I, is63--2f.
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s,,nI,.rss. aaOd,ne Cherry Espsst0Tant !

IL eo6hdently Recommended 70 invSi,as, = cc.n1L.i.
HsSy, ss},,, and other forms Of CoMmsn CSld.i 2
fCHfiis, ASTHMA GROUP, CoNsuApIipN y a.
early stage, and for The Rsiig Of the p.uen' sven IN
ltedmbines, IN q scientific manner. remedifs olieny
esteemed value, with others Of more Teeent dissovsIy,
and besides lis ssstkisg and fsnis qualities tcls PIY
the skin geutl, and with great smeaeI, 'or ln f /.
ofthis class OF diseases. " wv nHhi "llN
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CEMENT FOR CRocKERy WARE.--The
best cement we have ever found for mend.
ing broken c%rockery ware is made Of pure
whitehead ground fine, moislencd with
copal varnish 10 the thickness, Of honey.
Put a small quantity upon the edges aud
press them together firmly and secure
Them. Let The dish remain three or fouT
weeks TO become thoroughly dry.-Far,
g. arfizdn.
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READY MADE CLOTHlEG


and Cloths, csssimeres, vestingt and Staple Goods,
his stock will eompar with any ever brought into
he county. 'I
Groceries, Hardware, CrOckery, Hats,
and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Bonets and straw Goods
Umbrellas and Parasols in great quantity and varie'
ty. All Of which will be sold at extremely low phi.
ees for Ready Pay. Also. LoURB BY THE BARREL
from the Jeromeville Mills. PorR, Fish. Salt, &c.
All kinds Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken In exchange Tor goods, al tie highest marcel
rates. ... ... .. .. .... ......
UPN. R.-Hy competitors say that H. s"oll
goods" that am selling here. This Il a mistake, a
they will learu In good time. Nv Numerous eusto'
mers. who crowd my store, daily. can assure them
that l sell only NEW goods at IT PNEW PRlCES!dll
The goods buying people Ofthe town OF Ashland and
vicinity, have exhibited a ready disposition 10 rally
under the Hse banner OF Rss goods aud ReS prisesl
Forever float that standard Sheet
Where brcathes the foe but falls before III"
.. So ui.ri rr. Il. MeMAHAN.
A.hIanJ. NAV n. lai1 -Setf
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.r GOOD NEWS
FOR THE MlLLlON!!
ROBERT mcMAHAN

A PPBALS TO the pe0plei He thinks he has a right
n t0demand d fair hearing. He asks no more, aud
d0n'l feel willing TO submit 10 anything less. He
has opened up, in the Store Room formerly occupied
BY Musgrave & Bushnell, animniense stock Of new
and fashionable .ftN .f .-Ht
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
To VIII CHI be invites the attention Of all those who
wear clothes, and eat food. He does not fee. ineli
ned 10 90 into anything like details. There are not
type SUN In the county 10 enumeraie his entire
stock. He will merely say that he has the newest
and m ost beautiful style Of ...
DNoSS OOd
such as Delanes. Berages. Black Silks, Lawns. Col
Lars, Sleeves, Edsins, Ribbons. anda full assortment
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BALDNEsS CURED,
EnersOn's American Hair Restorative

.. ........... ..... - .r..
Enerson's American Hair Restorative.
Nor restoring the Hair on heads hopelessly
II Bald, aud to prevent the hair from falling,
is winning gold,n opinions from persons who are
using il. This is a new article, recently intro
duced to the public, and will stand on its own
merits. Some Of tho bes, citizens Of Cleveland
and Pittsburg, who wefo hopelessly bald n few
months since, have now the evidence on their
heads to shew OF its merits. The proprietors have
such confidence in il that they authorize their
agents to take heads on guarantees-price 10 be
agreed upon between the parties.
dgeHts. .,..t.... .t
C. 4 J; 4 Risen, ; A,bl.DJ.
....... N. s. SAMAsELL,S "'"""
HAYES & KrNNISoER, Hayesyille.
c. y. FISHER & CO., Proprietors,
81, Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
May 10, 1873. iy4
DIR. SWAYNE,
An eminent Physician Of Philadelphia, has given
TO the world tho benefit Of his experience by
preparing remedies suitable to almost
every disease. .... ..'
DR.. SvGyne's Compound Syrup of HIid
Cherry, for curing Coughs, Coids,
Consumption, and all diseases
Of the THROAT, BREAST and
"F.fa5 LUNGS. Es1Ft1
DR.. Sindyne's Te,myage,
For destroying Worms, curing Dyspep sih, &c.
DR.. Swayne's Sugar Coated Sarsapa.
and Tar Pills,
, A gentle purgatlve and alternative Medicine
for superior 10 tho Pills in general use.
DR.. Svayne'S Cholera Morbus Didrrhq0
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REMEDY FOR CoRNs.-Roast a Glove Of
garlic or an onion on a live coal, or in hoi
ashes y apply It TO the corn. which il
sollens 10 such a degree as to loosen and
wholly remove ii in Two or three days.
Foment the corn every other night in
warm water after which renew the aP.
plicalion. a.t. u. aafg'a. .r'
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: ~ He that has no bread to spare,
must MOI keep a dug. 5 n
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RICE GLrE.-Mix together rice flour,
aud cold water, 10 a thick paste, pressing
out all the Jumps with a spoon, aud max
ing it very smooth. Then dilute it with a
Iiule more water (alIogelher, you may al'
law a gill of water 10 a table spoonful Of
rice. and boil it slowly as long as you
would boil starch, stirring il frequent.
~. When done. sci it 10 cool. Use il
for passing fine paper, and for any liule
ornamental articles made Of %pasIeboard.
1t is a very nice ond durable cement. The
water in which rice has been boiled for
the table will afford a cement for slighl
purposes. as.
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.dpmAlrSisinesan
GOOD MEDICINES.
srARI.ER,S DiARRHGA CORDIAII

NJ o,..,.pt Mixture, compounded In asIeensnp
Il with The rules Of Pharmacy, Of iheFspeuus sEsn,v,
long known aud selsefstsd ior sn.ir p pSss,iops " m.
1900 IN NJ action II ALLkYS HArsKA ana pIodusss
healthy condition ofihsLiEkR, thus IsmoEipg VI
cause atthe same time y cures the disease, !, ,t1'
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On. o. r. BLEEa.-4Dear 6ir:--lhays betnfor many
years greatly AFFLICTED With a wsakhrea't, ate cts
with a severe pain In my side and back. Last winted
! was taken with a severe cough, which Eelueed me
10 my bed. My physician (who bad fAiledto do me
any good) told me Il was doHbtful whether1l would
ever get well, aud that | was toolow TO use ptIong
medicines. Tther, commenced the use or the Pain
Panaeea. taking = dose three times day. which re.
stored the tone of my stomach so that c0uldeAt any
kind OF meat. which had not been able 10 do for q
long time. i An bathed three times day with the
diatcly relieved me Of The pain, ! used DR.. Halls
BSlsam, which cured my cough in a short time, and
! have since used a few bottles Of the PAIN PANA.
CHA, which has restored me better health than |
have had fur many years. ! send you this ttaienent
knowing there are many females suffering with
painsin ina breast az 4 have done. aud | believe your
PAIN PANAcEA will give them immediate relief,
iGthey viii only use IL. tIH- HHNH tiIlsJG y
Mas. JANE WALLACE, Fourth and Vine o..
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10 REMOVE GREASE FROM CoATs.-
Scrape ihickIy over the greasy par, some
French chalk, (Isking care ihsliI be genu-
inc !; then place over i, a piece Of coarse
blulung paper and pass over this quickly
four or five times a heated iron the pa.
per will abosrb the grease. After having
removed il, rub the place with a riece OF
flannel. ...ar.. ...
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Dotntstit Rrttipts.

COOP WASH FOR THE HAiR.-Beat
the whites Of six eggs into a frolh. and
with tina, ano II The head clio Q toih,Iol
Of the hair Leave it to dry on; then
wash the head and hair thoroughly with
a mixture Of rum and rose water in equal
quantities. on a. ,-., .s.r.nI
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COMMON TINs.-Throw some wood.
ashes into a wash kettle. pour on water
till it Is two thirds full, and then let il boil.
Or make a strong ley. Dip in the tins
when il is boiling hot: and, if they are
very dirty, leave them in about ten min
ules. Take them out, aud cover them
with a mixture Of soft soap and the very
finest sand. This must be rubbed on with
a coarse tow.clolh. Then rench them in
a tub Of cold water, and set them in the
sun to drain and dry. When dry, finish
by rubbing them well with clean wooden
cloth or flannel. They will look very
nice and bright. You may clean The
pewter. ..
To PREVENT METALS PROM RusTISo,-
Meli together three parts nf lard aud on
, Of rosin in powder. A very thin coaiinI
I applied with a brush will preserve Russi
iron stoves and CRATES from rusIing durinI
D summer, even in damp situations. Fo
this purpose. a portion Of blark.lead ma.
be mixed with the lard. The effect
equally good on brass, copper. Steel, &c
The same compound forms an s%xcellor
d waterproof for leather. Boots. whe
treated with il, will thereafter lake III
D. usual polish when BACKED, and The SOLE
may be saturated with il, wiiho Il dang
Of soiling the floor, as Il does not rub Of
.. HAM
A disease resembling cholera has brok,
out in Florida, and has thus far prove
very fatal.
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JOHNS & ALLEN,

A,hland, peeembet, ls5s.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-15
TO THE PUBLIC.
Gamers Vegetable Pain Extracto

OdIutI tOS0I<io1o Gill GAtISCtOls
1TAVING. for the last fifteen years, been
i i engaged in examining the medical prop
critics of the various plants Of the vegetable
kingdom. in order to ascertain that if by a
proper and proportionate combination and
blending of several kinds into one harmoni-
Gus whole, liquid medicine could not be OBJ
tanned that could be used internally and ex-
ternally without injury to the human system.
and that would relieve poor. suffering human
ity of some Of the diseases that flesh is heir to,
I fatter myself that have produced such a
medicine. which call GARNER S VEGETA-
BILE PAIN EXTRACTOR, that for its effica-
cy in removing pain and disease from the hu-
man body. stands unrivalled in the history of
medicine. This is no idle boast. as I first
tried its virtues in my own family and then
administered it to my friends and acquain-
tances until several hundreds have used it.
and who are as much asto1ished and delighted
rs myself at the almost miraculous cures it
has performed.
Satisfied Of its wonderful powers and at the
earnest solicitation of my friends, I have de-
ter1nined to spread ii broadcast throughout
the world, and for this purpose / have ap-
pointed Mr. e. L. GILcHREsr. Of the city Of
Washington, D. c., my General Agent, who is
pren.red to su, ply Agents with any quantity
Of this valuable medicine. To him all letters
and orders must he addressed frost-paiG,)
which will meet with prompt attention.
may 2i-'f GEORGE W. GARNER.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-15

CURIOUS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
The French speak in the nose, the Ger
mans in the throat, and the English
through the teeth. Books and papers
were formerly sold only at stalls, and the
dealers, therefore, came to be called STA
TONERS. A poker held over fire concen-
trates the heat Of the passing smoke, and
creates draught through the fire. Water
is called hard, when, from containing too
much carbonic acid. it holds lime in solu-
ton. A pound of wheaton -four consists
of bran three ounces, starch ten ounces,
gluten, three quarters of an ounce, and
sugar one quarter. The spring ofa watch
weighs OILS of grain, and a pound of
steel makes $4,000: pound of steel cost
Sd. and single spring Cd, SO that $4,000
produce f4l6. Turnpikes were so called
from poles or bars swung on a staple. and
turned either way when the dues were
paid. A turnpike road by law is sixty
feet wide, and parish roads about thirty
feet. Children lose weight during the
first three days after birth: at the age of
week they sensiIly increase: after one
year they triple wei eht then they require
six years TO double their weight, and thir-
teen to quadruple it.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-15

CONVENTION oE EDroRs.-A Convex
ton of the editorial profession Of Connec.
ticut, was held at New Haven. q day or
two since. The leading objects of the
Convention appear to have been to devise
ways and measures for protecting each
other from iu.positions, and promoting
the general good. The attendance waa
numerous, and the proceedings character
lied by much harmony and good feeling.
Among these resolutions adopted by the.
fraternity, we notice the following:
ResoiUed, As the sense of this meeting,
that publishers of newspapers in this
State owe it to themselves, to charge for
Obituary Notices, Resolutions, ETC., ex-
ceeding five lines in length, whether in
prose or in verse, at not less than their
regular advertising rates.
Resolred, As the sense of this Conven.
ton, that editorial notices to promote
private interests, resolutions of societies,
&c. should invariably be paid for.
The justice OF the resolutions will be
apparent to all who have to do with the
press.
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An exchange very properly says, that
it is one of the worst features in the char:
acter and management of the press of the
day, that an editor cannot state his honest
convictions in his columns, without being
arraigned and impugned by those who
happen to differ from his deduction. It
is better to assail newspaper upon the
truth of its statements and the strength
of its arguments, than attempt to falsify
the one, and weaken the other by placing
the motives of the editor in false light.
1t will be happy day for American
journalism when conductors Of the press
give up the discussion of one another for
the discussion ofprnciples. It
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-15

Decidedly cool <these mornings, SAYS
an exchange, for the birth Of June" The
early riser feels an unmistakcable,sensa
ton of frigidity preambulating through
the nervous system. These are the morn
ings to rise carly, and snuff the air redo
lent with the perfumes Of buds and bios
SONS. They bring cherries to the lips
and roses TO the checks of the fair ones,
and inspire vigor and strength in ALL. The
sweets of nature, tasted at early dawn,
are far superior to smelling bottles, and
the tanning of the morning zephyrs i'm
part glow which cosmetics can never
produce.
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e. .BURNETT'S
CONFECTIOyARY AND FRUIT STORE.

Corner of Penn. auens4s and l4th street,
merit Kid,ceU & Layence's Drug Store.
CONSTANTLY for sale, at the lowest cash
u prices. CONFECTIONERY, Of all kinds.
CAKES, Foreign FRUITS and NUTS. ICE
CREAM, 50 per gallon-families supplied mt
the shortest notice. TOYS and FANCY AR
TICLES a, reduced prices.
The public are respectfully informed that
all Cakes and Confectionery advertised as
above are made expressly for the establish
ment by the undersigned.
NAV Wv J G WEAVER. Agent
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MAGUIRE, Fashionable Halter,

North side Penn. az. taro doors beiom A. st
"a Would inform his customers and the esa>
Apublic that he has just opened a vervlS5
large assortment of Spring and Summer HATS
and CAPS. Of the latest styles. to which he
would call their attention; among which arc
Superior Moleskin, Silk, Cashmere and Slouch
HATS: Drab Beaver, Brush and Pearl HATS;
Panama. Leghorn, Canton, Braid. German
Sonnet, Palm Leaf, and other STRAW HATS:
Childrcn's Fancy do; Boys and Youths
HATS. of all styles and qualities. Also Wool
and other Common HATS All of which he
will sell at very low prices. Those wishing to
purchase anything in his line, will do we'll by
calling at MAGUIRE'S,
m l3 Pennsylvania avenue.
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A WORD IN SEAsON.-The Philade}phia

A WoRD IN SEAsoN.-The Philadelphia
Inquirer has the following:
The strawberry, which is now at the
height Of lis perfection in our markets, if
applied with brush to the teeth, will re-
move the tartar more effectually than any
dentifrice ever invented. Give it trial.
One or two strawberries, eaten jn the
morning, will cleanse the mouth delight
fully, and with their application to1the
teeth as recommended, give delicious
fragrance to the breath. !.