DANDELION.-This plant mak...
The Times, 1824-12-17T00:00:00

DANnEDIFIoN.-TIiS plant makes a pleasant salad in the spring, while the leaves are hardly unfolded. It i much used by the French, who eat it with bread and butter. It may, be blanched by culture.-HoRsEsxuADsEH-Onedrachm of the fresh-scraped root of this plant, infused with four ounces of water in a close vessel fer t.wo hours, ndl made into a syrup with double its weightef sugar, Is an approved recipe for removing hoarseness. A tea.spounful of this has often proved suddenly effcctuat.-ONIONs cA few fresh wal. nuts or raw leaves of piamley, eaten immediately after dinner, svill spee'li!y remove that disagreeable taint which always infects the breath, after partaking of onions, garlic, or shallots.-PAwsL'.r If, after having bxuised somLe sprigs of parsley in your hasads, yot attempt to rinse glasscs, they will gencraUy snap or suddenly -break. -ELOOPXIG COUIG}{_A Alaster of gum galbanun, applied to the chest, cures. this complaint.-M,edical Adviser. 1Advertsernment.l-ENGLssH GENTLEBUSA.-.On $1n4day,. the lOts inst., a new journal. under the style and title of The WtgrxZi- (;1lct,in, will be first published, by Edward Dixon PFochee, zt No. 7, Brydges-streec, Coveat.garden. To be hail of every mews, vender, price 7d. LAdvertisement.1.The ticket No. 5,301, drawn yesterday a prize of 20,M1., was sold in one half and eight sixteenth sh-res, bv RICHEARDSO0. GOODLUCx;, and Co., stock-brokers, at thelrifficts, 104, Bank-buildings, Cornhill. [Advrtisement.1-1IXTATion BEARU' GWEAS E,-Jr ATKrxtsox respectfully cautions the niblic against numeraus4imi' ta:ions of the Bear's Grease imported by him. The pots and.wrap pers in some are exactly similar, only his name is omitted * the wor4s.being on the counterfeit "Genutine Bear's Greae," iusteadsl of 1'AtkLnson's Bear's Grease;" and aSlso on the wrapper reind his pot he affixes his signutture. Ihe article be sells ia sent out in pots just 'as mported, only a little perfume to keep it sweet: it is procurea from the animal ia its native climtte, thrt being tlte stafe recommended by all writers o2 natural philosophy. The repute it has long held for restoring the hair is now indubitably established by numerous rccent instances, and fbr dre6sing the hfiir nothing can better answer the purpose. It gives strength and elasticity *o weA hair, and makes it, however harsh, soft and glossv as silk. Sold at 44, Gerrard-street, and by most perrumers. [Advertisecsent.1To successfully oppose the innovations repult. ine from inclemefit weather on the skin, the Lidies have a powerful friend in the recently.discovered cosmetic the KALVDO R; and wliere the results mentioned have as.tained progress or completions, this in- fallible specific ec,dudei and resists with an efective and raid ergy truly astonishing. It also possesses the most radical-an, pt. rifying qualities for excluding aud resisting, with an effective rapid` energy, all disorders which disorgasize the beauty of' the female countenance; and as increasing tbe fairness and3 transparency of2 the skin. caceeds all competition. It affords seothing relief t6 kisilies nursing their offspririg. To gentlemen, after shzvi,sg,'it ailavs-tlie irelu.tiinz and smarung pain, and renders the Akitp :iooh -and plea- gant ROWLA.D'S KALYDOR will cver be found most efiicient in its bali4mic effects, and delectable Ln its avPlication. - : -