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PREMIUMS oy THE American INSTITUTE
The premium. cttred by Tie Managers Of the
Fourteenth Annual Fair OF the American Institute.
which occur. on the llth inst, have awakened
competition in some articles almost new in sur
country. The one for Vases, Urns and Artificial
Fountains will bring to the Fair some beautifu!
.pecnisu>. which our artisans are now preparing
Ornamental Gardening is beginning TO attract at
ention 1t IS capable Of adding greatly to our in
locent enjoyments. lis wisdom TO endeayor to
,rono,o demand Tor those articles which increase
ne pleasures OF home. What can be devised bet
ercalculated for this purpose than beautiful gar
leal Encourage our own artizaas instead OF send
ag three thousand miles, and increasing the bal
,nce of trade against U.s. which has already reduced
,ae Country to state Of dependence that high
minded republican should regard "a, the deepest
legradation Those who mean to competc for
premiums at the next FAIR should remember that
lex. Friday and Saturday ere the receiving days


tia: they mus; on oue OF those days be delivered
.nd entered on the books OF The Fuir. We under
,tand tna, preparation, u-e making ;or a briIliant
.<nibitioa.