New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-15

force and pressure OF other duties have constraih-
ed ia 10 s,end fewer hours 20 far, IN the treat
r.;r -, Milo. ,bsn we desired and anticipated
We hope for larger opportunities hereafter Las;
,;ar ,be rooms were crowde,i-far rnore 50
49,, =, m, former time. Those who go 10 exa-
nine carefully the articles exhibited viii do well
to go by day or quite early in the morning. Those
who do not object to be seen as well as to see Will
usually fad the crowd densest from to P. u.
1t was difficult last evening during that hour
anime systematically. We took notes on few
articles that arrested our attention.
Of Stores, there is an immense number and va
riety. For Parlors, We believe the Alright
Stove OF L. V. Badger, $50 Hstersi. deserving OF
preference. By this stove, room may be heated
twen,y-four hours without: additional fuel or even
attention to the fire. With coal, we arc a-sure4i it
will burn steadily FOR three days. The saving Of
health, time care, dust, &c. as well cost, must
Of course be very great. The principle here applied
must be yery generally adopted OF Cooking
Stoves, Fisk's Few Cylinder Stove pleased Us quite
as well as any. l, Is combination Of Fisk's AID
Parmelee's patents having the revertibe aoe, :
fine oven in the centre, and places for four boilers
on the top, roaster il 'front.' &c. The saving Of
space fuel, &c. is here carried very great per-
fiction \ drum for heating the room or hall
above, Just when and as much q. is desirable
seems TO carr the economy still farther il desired
/ The Railway Cooking Stove, IA. Wickes, 23l
/ Wa,er-s,.) Offers some advantages. The Pallor
Stoves of Stanley & Co. commend themselves BY
the snoolhncss of III. casting and beauty Of the
work mansiip There are others, doubtless, equal
lip deserving of notice, bat among the multitude
there presented we failed 10 note them.
OF Parlor Furniture, we think the quantity i
less than we have seen at former fair, but the
quality is excellent The Patsnt Extension So
"a OF y. McGrow, 478 Pcarl-sueet seemed to
defy improvement. 1t stands large and elegant
Parlor Sofa, but by touch Of the hand it becomes
double bed, of unexceptionablc quality, its back
forming one half; the pillows and clothes lying is
box beneath. Ten seconds restore the whole to
an unsupported Sofa ogain. OF luxurious Chairs,
fancy Tables, SC. there is a satisfactory exhibit
OF Hate, there are some capital specimens
Those of Fish, 1877 Broadway, and Spencer,
OF Centre and Chambcrs-sts. to leave nothing
to desire in respect either of lghtness elegance Of
fora, or finish. F. Degen & Co. Coolest. have
also good article.
Human teeth arc initiated to admiration by 81
vcra of our cmaent dentists-we could no. in all
cases distinguish to whom credit is due. Thus
IF DR.. J. g. Candce, o. Broadway, perfect III
form, and possess advantages over those formerly
used in the ease of insertion and certainly Of re-
tenton.
OF Fire-Arms, there arc many varctes-onr
rifle we noticed OF extraordinary beauty. There
are several kinds Of Pistols the Sclf.Cocking and
Revolving one of J. &. Boen Is general favor
tic. 1t gives six discharges in the same tine that
pair of ordinary pistols could be fired.
COchram's Rerolring Cannon, on 81 sane
principle attracts very general atterl4 ion. A
stream of balls grape may be thrown from it
with all the force of ordinary cannos-shot and at
least six times fast from old-iashioncd
gun. No sponging is needed no danger OF burst
ing or accident is encountered; the gun may BE-
levelled and ranged where any common can be,
but third heavier than an ordinary one of equal
calibre, while it will do At least six times Ike
cu,ion. a figatc armed with heavy guns of th-
construction would be match for two liners OF
It's old school. Fewer men are required to work
them than the old guns.
We have only begun with the Fair yet.