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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
4 sTOR.pLACE OPERA-HOUSE.-

~ The performances Of Mr.. g. V. BROOKE Will com
mtnce on MONDAY EVENING, May TO- when Will be
represented Shakspere's Tragedy OF
OTHELLO.
Othelo. Mr. O. " Brooke Brabantio. Arnold
Lynne Montana. Hans
Casio C. Jordan Emily. 100. Mrs 'ickery
Desdemona. Miss Charlotte Wyee-ther hrst appearance
in this city, -
Parcuet and Boxes 50 cents Amphitheaer, D cents
Sofa Seas ST. n BAH the seats OF the Parguet soxes
and Sofas will be secured for the evening The perform
ances will commence at II O'Clock. ru
On TUESDAY Mr. BROOKE will perform HAMLET
The Boxhook is open, where tickets, which secure
seats NAV be obtained.
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rs- Make up your mind to join the rs second 6

Greenwich Building AssOciatiOn.-The Third Reg
ular Monthly Meeting viii be held on MONDAY EVEN
ING Msy 10 at O'clock in the Beecker Buildings Bleeck
er-st Morton This ISOLATION has low en- organ
lied three months and has been extremely successful Its
members comprise many of intelligent citizens
who have united together avail themselves of the advan
of the mutual system by which beth borrowers and
lenders enabled to derive greater benefits than in any
other institution. Nearly six hundred shares have already
been taken and 1t is expected that the entrance fee will
be increased after this evening All who conte npate join
should do at this meeting Come and lay the foun-
daton OF future competency Able speakers will be present
Members requested to pay their dues before o'clock
the day of the meeting at the Office No 4 Shav Those
who do not pay will be subject % the usual fine.
JOHN KEYSER, President
GEORGE STARR Vice President.
r. Ross Jr., Secretary. Office, No. IS Sth-av.
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED, No. H.,
MARY PRICE, or the MEMOIRS Of SERVANT
MAID By. G. W. M Reynolds. Price Is cents.
Just published Volume 2, and conclusion Of
VENETIA TRELAWNEY.
This volume completes the series of the Court Of Lon
DON, Rose Foster" and Caroline Of Brunswck" BY
@. w. NJ. Reynolds. Price 50 cents
New editions ready
SEVEN BROTHERS OF WYOMING
A thrilling tale of the Revoluti m Price Is cents
WAU NAN-GEE, or the MASSACRE OF CHICAGO
A tale of The War of 1872 Price 25 cents
In few days:
BEN BRACE.
Nautical Romance by Captain Charmier. illustrated
from the English edition. II. LONG BROTHER
No. 43 Ann st.
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~. The True Principles Association are em.
braced in the plan of the CHELSEA MUTUAL LOAN
AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION members can
redeem their gagged premises any time upon paying
the amount loaned and interest. The OF premium is
permanently fixed at $50 share of $50 By this plan
the auction system which makes the premiums heh 10
obvaed besides the borrower reducing his PRINCIPAL and
interest yearly and the investor viii receive much larger
interest for money than in most of the Ordinary ways of
investment The Entrance Fee is 50 Monthly Dues
81 Articles IT Association be had and any information
given by calling the Office of the Association any
duung the day evening until 10 O'clock and of JOHN
SON GAY, No. 442s Brosdwsy, and +. p JOHNSON,
No. 81 Csnal-st JOHN z. CUMMING, President.
w H. HOYr, Secretary, Office No go 9th av.
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u7UJJS,S PENCILLINGS BY The NE
w w.V"rusRI.Fs scaIBSER puei'nes THIS

DAY; 1900. -, rrx,,r xyAY-yy f.ten during some
rtN' s 80 aod Travel Ia Europe ~ - !, az
w. ,eS s1d revised ediEien, Il We; 70 - -.
'Ws -. ~. :. -. 80. - --- - a. -
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=" Fair tresses mans imperial race ensnare,

a
~ To preserve the Hair in a beautiful and natural
color use BOGLE'S Premium Electric Hair Dye; and to
il in bald places and keep in fine heal by condi-
ton BoGLES Hyperion Fluid which leaves the hair
soft, silky and glossy May be had with BOGLES other
preparations of A. b. ID. Sands, No 100 Fuonst Rush.
on CLARK Co. No. rs; and Rice Smith, No IN Broad
way Carey Co, No. 245 Pearlst and by Druggists and
Peifumers Throughout the world.
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Want employment.

A s first-rate Cook, by a respectable
IA middlc-ss,d Woman, in private family. Has no
objections the country Good city reference b
gwen. Apply AZ No 81 Thompspn-st, IN the
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NATIONAL HALL, Nos. 90 and 81
| Capalst three doors from Broadway.-Gmnd Sabbath
Concert Vocal and Instrumental SUNDAY EVENING,
May g. vocass-Miss Kirkham Miss Virginia Verbal Sig
Parozzi instrumental solo performers-Her Goepel solo
claonetto Herr Herod solo piano-fore and grand Or
chesta composed the best professors City Leader
Mr. Herwg Tickets 25 cents TO be had at all the prnpa
music stores hotels and the Hail. Doors o'clock
Concert to commence o'clock For particulars pro
gramme. J: ALBEkI, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

i EANIE KEY NALDSON has the pleas
y the public that she will give series
Of three MUSICAL EVENINGS at Metropolitan Hall
May and g. The songs to be given by her have been
leced from Bumss most beautiful ballads. Miss ELIZA
Child" from the Prophet, &C.; and NJ. WILLIAM BROWN
will give the celebrated song of Ben Bolt" and others
The Quaets for the piano, VIOLIN tenor and vooncelo will
Mr. Wander Weyde viii preside the grand piano, which
has been selected from Chickering's best Sec programmes
Admission 50 Tickets to be obtained the Hall dur
ing the day. and the evenings of the concerts Doors
At ~, to commence at O'Clock.
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A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, or to do
ain sewing and 10 mind children. by respectable
yeurs woman Good reference Apply Of her present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

A 5 Cook and Laundress and Chamber
IA maid ard Waitress willing to sSsi,t in taking the
charge OF children by respectable Scotch 0irs both
are Wiling 70 make themselves useful their employer
Would prefer living In family. No objections
the country Good reference be given Apply ss No.
sod LIST av- cor. Of l5thst. Inquire In the store.
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r.- Notice.-Rev. J. B. COCAGNE will preach in the
F,t Manners Church in Cherry,st between Clinton
s III AZ Rev Prof VAN NORMAN at o'clock p. NJ,
.r5 R,y ROBERT JESSOP in the evening, at u O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

Phonegrnphy.-T. C. LELAND Teacher and Re-
porter No 2o5 Broadway Bradys Daguereisn Gallery
Verbatim reports of trials and arguments Ia law sermons
addresses lectures given with iathioaess ana
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MRS. MARY H. PUMPELLY'S

~ day pnbIished-
SPOnRS GRAND VIOLIN SCHOOL. newly revised
from the latest German and English Editions BY u c, Hill
Price s. 90 For sale by MASON & LAW,
No q Parkrow Y.
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Co.. Tn. First Society Of the New-Jerusalem
tuychEomery worshipping in the 9Th st. Church. have
moyed TO the Lecture Room Snyvesant Institute Bosd
aw oonosite Bondst Rev. RICHARD DE CHARMES
vi 'pdnrt the services each SABBATH MORNING and
EVENING until further notice; Services to commence at
ici O'clock A. M and n o'clock I'M
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WASs \. =. ...s ; sssss On ~
W 81 i. slso competent TO take an sctivs part -
sfaa Sntes Highly respectable references can De ~
~ address notes r. r. A., Il No. 500 Walkers eones W
Erosdp ay, dIus store. "
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Rrliaicns Notices.

~ American Home Missionary SOciety.-ins
.s in behalf Of the American Home ~ ~
sesisty will BE- preached by Rev LEO SAfp $780,
-yep CT In the Mercer-st Presbyterian Churcs
" T, ~ NV Sabbath EVENING at " O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

A LADY who is a partial invalid wants
IA home in Brooklyn in educated family Of good
standing as the society all important where she 70
ceye requisite sttenioh Such family wishing TO increase
limited income, might find this advantage. liberia
chaIsesr and position will be given and required Apply
Nc. "A Willow-st, Brooklyn. after SPIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

| -. uiviue Worship i'm the Advent Chapel,
betseen llth and l2thst by the Church lwating
he return Of the Savour every SABBATH at the usual
hor TIE nnhc g,neay invited 70 attend Seats tree
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-29
QUINCY FOUNDRY

Corner NInfn md Quincy streets,
E-sEla WHEELING, VA.
fJNE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now cOn
reted their extensive establishment, prepared to
furnish public with every variety or work in their line
Splendid plain and fancy arches including lenders,
fronts fire iron stands, &c, ovens, common round,
and straight barred CRATES.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including newest and most improved and wood
Franklin balloon, cannon, ten plate keel boat.
bachelor chamber, and paTlor stoves, Trom4 90 to $50
IIOOwSyae in all its branches. Sugar ketlcs OF var
sizes and everything in tho domestic line wholesale
and retail
Mil gearing boat mill castings. Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF patterns long
peIience in this line OF business anu the liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant us to eXeoa continuation of
custom this part business. Wind mi hay scale,
shelter, truck wheel, and small wagon castings
Wagon and buggy boxes, o.
PLOUGfIS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS.
prepared furnish the patent lever, patent hill
side, Crane Hull, Hornet SIder, &c We have alsO
this time the exclusive right to manufacture al
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
implements III s1rElinC ct the present day.
Iron rails and fencing, for cemeteries. houses. gardens
vcrandas, &c. Forers improved graduating twycre or
Tonwe have secured the patent right for several coln'
ties for this useful iron, and can exhibit recommendations
from the United States rmOry, &c, possessing qualities
for facilitating the Backsmiths labOTs, which no other
possesses Window caps. cOnSOls, &c. In short every
thing line business. Sad irons with fancy stands
ScrGpcIs, porch feet, vault celleTs, window and
quality and at the lowest prices a-.4 80. ~
pPersons wishing 10 purchase in our line. wholesale
Teta will please give call All orders from lilo
country will be carefully attendcd to and puctualy Gd
Scrap irCn purchased at market prices. lU..l... =.
aue24. #.. dbl. s HAMILTON e iROGE EtS.i
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Cincinnnti ILydropnthic OF ?
;5ya+ar c,re F,stablishnnent


TVNI above Institution Is now open the reception
patisata it's located about five miles from tho city
ION Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad, In the and
the sa distance from tho Miami Canal III the front, rem
eriug ttelsy OF access 10 thosc ucsFo o enjoying the
TO tho lover nature ow parts OF the country can m
us pleasing variety OF scenery than itself
before the traveller all the way from Cincinnati TO tho
Cure There nature aud art combine rendering tile view
The new large, and beautiful Edfcc displays tho taste
Of the artist at glance Tie ne31nsSS aa 5
present themselves to the invalid cannot ail 10 render
this Establishment desirable om9 INC nSts Sa S.e exe
can range at pleasure from atmospheric niuenecs IN
,md neny nTnished the Rooms ample
molous being convenient for the OF water in
nnsSit,m Hail. seventy cct long. where patients
viii have opportunity ~ restoring @ their muscular
nsb Inc water this establishments clear, pure, soIt
and abundant; flowing from gravclly he'd they send
forth ,vater both cold and delicious The country and
ncighbOrhou1 remarkable fOs hcAthness purity OF
air and variety OF scenery AlthDgs COmbiDed can.
not think OF more desirable place. for those seeking
health, than this Institution
OF disease bess leave to inform the public
that no pains will spared the to health OF
SsG devoted Re attention to Tie
diseases peculiar TO her Sex and being every way
female department ProFyss ute Tith II its TRAN o.
ailments That bane Of female beauty heh AMI t
ncss OF large portion OF the far se
this of ms S 9 ms Subject We would invite
the attention Of ladies' asin all cases we shall expect to
ne erfotm perfect euro. is - H1 - ,,. 4.
Persons visiting the Cure by tho way Of the CiHeiI2at
station Pstients arc requeated to bring two cbmtora
bIes yyo blankets two sheets, six towe'si Rnd
o,,T , ~. NJ niI Iineu suitable for hspdsges.
TgRsThe terus for Board, Medical Services, and all
tcndNnce viii be dolllrs per week, payable
.snWi sytr atertaee will subject the patient to
extra charge some deduction will be made TO those who
o1 Transient persons will be charged two dollars
Jay Rro to vs dollars will bo charged for the first
examination. .i ~ I, 11,lit ~ ~ Tex -ti' IL
F"i ' . D. A. PEASE, ". NJ
a es'l - h- Proprietor and PhysieiaH.
Carthage, Hamilton CO.. Ohio si'auE24.
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Where Mingo,s mother drowned her sel',,s

visitors would, in return for their pleasure which
these objects aff3rd them, cheerfully contribute
what would render them independent The pres
ent proprietor of these grounds, Ito which the &c.
MUS of Burns has impaired even increasing inter
est who purchased Them on speculation, is deFi-
wing handsome revenue from visitors. This in
come, a tribute to the immortal bard ought to in
ure to those who weredear to him, instead of going
to Stranger ts .,.- = e-.ql.ii 4-'fg-.5i 5liJ
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

(sUcCEssoRs TO JAS. PAULL & COZ
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No.s3. UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
TTAVING purchased the cntTc stock fixtures chemical
III apparatus, &C. the firm OF James PAUL DC. would
respectfully solicit The patronage OF dealers and the public
generally All goods warranted
In retiring the Drug business take pleasure in
recommending favorable consideration successors
Messrs Kells & CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that former custOmcrs and dealers generally will
ccve that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share OF patronage
JAS. PAULL& CO.
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.sTEAM MARBLE WORKS,

&C MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA. h,
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER having madc extensive arrange.
in the Bast the supply OF Marble aud con.
tenpatins the erection Of steam works. he yvon" invite
attention of Architects Builders and the public in gc
eral the inspection OF his stock, consisting OF inan
Rgytian, Sienna neTican aud other Marbles OF the finest
qualities which be sold lower than Othe
Inent in the west. r.,l. .t., H. .I..... .
Dealers would find it to their advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere
His work is done in tho most elaborate STYLE and he
would invite the attention OF purchasers 10 examine his
stock other carved work, Monuments Ccu
oaphs Tombs foot stones, &C. and Grave yard
work in every variety; being enabled by his superior cI
tiles to supply this work considerable lower prices than
any other establishment III the country. ..I
Please give me call and examine my work
ffe sif MICHAEL, j. ROlIiN,
Marble Mason aud Vault Builder
U5~AIso Calcned Plnstcr, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts Models Marietta Grind stones, warranted
At the lowest trade PIiecs. ty. d.
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New Music Store.
Sign OF Ihc Csrccinn TrigoMunl, No. 100
= nluin Street.

q ,er.-t J. FICKIESoN would respectfully an
ETfl- Lmouuce TO the citizens Wheeling and vi
1 II n 1cinity, thai he las just opened new and
y Elegant establishment for the sale OF Violins.
Guitars, vOlincellOs FigOlets, Ftes, Flies AocoIde
Uns, Banjos, aud Tamborincs Brass Instruments the
first and best mRke. a F.#.fE
Instruction books all kinds of Instruments and
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute Violin, nso the
Songs Ductts ETC., and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin aud Guitar Strings. ..l
CarOneis, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
l:UwS for ViOncellO AMI Violin.
y KIceer's Furniture Polish, for renova;iIg Vanished
Furr tuc, yuch PanOs Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions of Furniture.
Also for sale by the Agent for Keher PttsbuTg Pianos
OF the first and in tho United States, suc
Nunns Carks grand aud square Pianos, j. b. Dun
Ess, Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, &c
Agent FOR the make OF Carhart and Nccdhams Patent
MeIOdeons.
Xecordeons and all kind repaired
al tic lowest prices. ..al II.
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10 Conntrv Merohants.

MR.. S. S. KNOX having Withdrawn from tho firm. OF
NJ MeClaen Knox & Co, the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester d. Knox Cbrother OF s.
s. Knox so long known the trading public
assuming the stye OF MGClallens and Knox
They would reSnectfy inform their old customers CyhD
have s long and he) all
Shoes that their FAN Stock will be arriv
ing from the 10th to the last Of September. .. st
H5Ving selected with the greatest and bought
they aT themselves that in their Fall StocF
Boots and Shoes they eau hold out inducements in quality
prices superior to any ever offered in the market To
Country Merchants their way east they would be pleas.
cd to exhibit stock and post them inpces earessy
chaIlenginga with the markets Baltimore AMI
Philadelphia rscp31 McCLALLENS & KNOX
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MIAM1 MEDICAL COLLEGE

OF CiueSnmnti-SCsBIou Of ESj3-'J3,
NHf regular course Medical Lectures in this Institu
tion will commence on the FIRST. MONDAY or
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1889, and continue four months.
or TRrsTEES
Rev. G. ELLIOTT, ID. D., President orthc Board
o. NJ. LANCD0NS, VI. H., Secretary 'tl.i 90 20 -
Rev. THORNTON \. MILLS. r.l J.r sul-. ltsi
Hon. C. d. COFFIN. rts
r. ID. MUSSEY. VI. d.
Hon. JOHN BuRGOYNE. fAtI
Hon. GEO. UOADLEY, JR. .tgl L
+. NJ GREGORY, Esa. " .....ra g# hi
GRO. .MENDENIIALL,,M. d.
The Faculty Is composed OF the following gentlemen:
RID MrssEY, NJ II, Professor OF Descript vc and oPcr
alive Surgery. " Il... tE!'
]. p JunHINS, n. D., Professor Of Anatomy,
JoHS Davis, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy
jonx r. wHrrE, A. d. Professor of Theory and Prac-
ice Of Medicine. - -sHe
Diseases OF Women and htldTcn.
JouS A. MrEpuY, NJ u PTOcssUr OF Mnteria Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. - ;.
c. G. CoMEoYs, al. D., Professor OF Institutes OF heul.
cine. ~ .t ~ . -, i, ..,L.i .,,,...,, .5-i
FKEtNINGRY cnuNsE Of Lectures upon solEe important
sreciaiittes in Medicine and Surgery will he given during
the mnnih Octobcr These lectures Will be iree stu
dents nTc al Visel 10 commence with this course
Tie 'DISSRCTISG ROOMS, under the supervision oil
inc Adjunct Professor OTAnatOmy, will be opened on the
1st OF October. 49,, =.
l6sscctiug Ticket SO. Graduation Fec $25.
F'' '0' ''o' Up. JUDKINS, NJ. D.,
tr Dean OF the Faculty.
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OmIOTYPE FOUNDRY,
GUlLFORD AND JONES,

N. GUILPoRD, -rlr U ..."st Nv. JONES.
II SECOND STREET, nErwErN SYCAMORE AND BROADWAY,
CINCINNATI, OHIO. ia
Every Description of
RODLS, JOB AND NEWSPAPER TYPE
CoSsrASrIY on HAND, on NASuFAcTURED TO ORDER.
Tbcy prepared rna promptly and at the lowest
cash prices every variety orypcs to- found In their
several Specimen Books and the best Printing Presses,
with all their Apparatus. ri.lta
Iarge job Letter in all its varieties OF Metal and Wood,
Flowers Cuts Ornaments &c, will be supplied, or fur
nIshcd 10 order, Mt the lowest current prices.
From their long experience aud practical knowledge IN
Tyne and Press making and large acquaintance with the
entire satisfaction 10 all who may uvor them with their
patronage. '.'-" #'' th
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-IBooIta, Stationary. Variety G Gods. &c:
TIME Subscriber thankful for the liberal at
ed TO hi begs to request the attention Of
ing Of School, Medical, Theological, Historical aud mis-
eelluncous Books, Plain and Fancy bighN
bOoks Wall and Window Papers, and Variety Goous5-
To Merchants Teachers School Trustees and OBJECTS
wishing topurClasein lantties VIII
9e Rsss TAKEN IN r paid Tor at
taVes' s'' . .,,.,9 Is, JOHN II. .THoNPSoE,fH (
Arg o1-tf s.,i.. 81 Monroe Street. f,
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Houae Plants IN winter.

ttWhat is the reason that my lanis do not grow
SO we'll as Mrs. Jones 81 4 am sure Itake a great
deal more pains with them, and water, and nurse,
and air them, but all will not do; they are weak
slender, sickly, and some Of my best plants have
died-while NIn. Jones seems TO take; very little
care of hers, and yet they grow and bloom beautl-
fully"
This appeal to us for aid anu advice, which has
just been made, is not the first complaint oil this
kind ofill success The truth is, some plants are
actually nurSed to death. Care and attention be-
slowed on plants, tohe thy do not need, is worse
than no at all. 1t IS knowing just what to dc,
and doing that, and no more, that gives some per-
sons their success. Or, US late writer remarked,
there are two great points obe attended to; first,
not to let your plant suffer py neglect; and second,
not 10 make them suffer by interference. We
would class the requisites for good treatment, as
follows: iT
L. Plenty oflight.
2. A due supply ofwater.
5. Proper temperature. ,-5aa,,ft
Fresh air, cleanliness, and Nod soil, are obEi-
ously ofimponance, but are less likely To- be ne
elected than the three first named wants, and We
Shall therefore add a few additional remarks under
| these heads s;z L ,i
4. LipAt.-Plants cannot By any possibility have
too much of this. The stand should therefore face
the window, and be placed as near to 1t as
BILE: and the win low shol be broad, as little OBJ.
Structed by outside tees as the nature OF the case
will admit. But rapidly growing plants require
mos. light; hence should be placed more directS
in front of the window. ,.t-.,,,3y
| Wdter-ThiS must be given according to
circumstances. Aplantln NEARLY dornon 1t state
needs very liltle-thoSe in a rapidly growing Ieon-
.dition require considerable. Too much water VIII
make the latter grow slender, but they will bear
greaterS supply if in strong light; y must 9e re-
membered as standing rule, that dormant plans
may remain comparatively in the dark, and with
little water; and growing ones should have g. good
supply oflight and water. But must not beIor-
gotten that house plants generally are near
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Brentlinger & Armstrong.
-,rr-,u,r~,--uSrt.z

HAVE just received their medical store, fresh sur
ply OF the choice medicines, such people
RELY upon In making their selections regard is paid 10
prices, so the article be OF the best quality,
PhYHicinns' IoreScri put up by careful hands
at all times, dnY night. nug2l-lyrd