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Chloride of Lime.-Whoever suffers inconven- fence in his apartments, from the neighborhood of any mpurty whatever, which he cannot have re- moved immediately may, in few moments purify the atmosphere around him by sprinkling few pinches of this exceedingly cheap article upon the floor If the offensive smell arise from any object within the room, the he places the purifier to it the better. In ease this mode of using it should not be convenient, spoonful of the chloride mixed in large bowl or dish (he greater the surface ex- posed the better) of common water will answer the same purpose. Such mixture, standing in every close and even infected apartments, has been known to purify the air completely, and prevent the infec- tion from taking effect It is said to have been em- ployed on board slaveships and on vessels station ed in sicky ports while the yellow fever and small pox was raging around them, with great success It has within two or three years been recommended by most of the physicians and surgeons in public employ, by the Governments ofsome unhealthy sltu- ations, and by the superintendants of Hospitals and Lazarettos throughout the world. We mention these well known facts for the purpose of calling attention to this mportant'artcle through the ensuing sickly months of August and September A,neriean