The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25
Fifteenth Annual Fair OF the Anne rican In
stitute mt NIblo's Garden-Is42,
TUESDAY, 18th October.

Ouh hhPoRTS IN PAMPHLET foRM.-We shall
to-day publish in a pamphlet form at the Herald
office, all reports of the celebrated Fair. IN
Guiding all our notices of the different articles ex-
hiblted, the Horticultural department in full. the
Ploughing Match, the Squash, Cabbages and Pump.
kin Show, Speeches, &c. &c. These reports hay
lug been made with great care and fidelity, will
prove valuable document 10 all who have been
noticed in them, or who interested in the sub
jects named All exhibitors whose articles have
been noticed can be supplied with them by the hun.
dred on reasonable terms.
THE INSTITUTE LIBRARY. The proceeds this day
are for the benefit OF this Library
SPLENDID FIRE WoRKs.-The fire works this
evening are TO be of the finest kind, and will fully
equal the last magnificent effort by the same great
artist, Mr.. Edge. They will be well worth a visit
TO the garden. For particulars the advertise.
ment.
WYErH's SHAVING Soar AND CREAM OF J.1us
We have heard of both these articles, which are
now exhibiting at the Far, very highly spoken of
The shaving soap we shall try immediately. and
doubt not our own opinion will agree with the HIGH
appreciation bestowed upon it by others II is called
Wyeth's Naval and Military Shaving SOAP The
Cream of Lilies is used for the establishment and the
luxurlant growth of the human hair. 1t is recon-
mended in no very measured terms by those who
have used it g as the best article for the hair" that
Is now to be had. The best of ii is you can have
your money refunded if ii does not answer Mr.. WIS
promises. Try II by all means
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ii. Noe exhibits at
the Fair of the American Institute, two cases of
Brushes which are OF superior quality, displaying
great skill in point of neatness, &c. In fact thew
are every thing to please, and we cheeruly recon-.
mend all in want of brushes of any kind TO- cali At
1877 Greenwich street.
SPRING RAZOR STRoP-This is newly invented
patent spring hone and Razor Strop by w. d.
Boardman The composition in this strop is put
upon spring steel plate, which, by turning screw
IN the handle, is made to prssen convex surface to
the razor, thus - This is intended of course to de-
prve the razor OF any thing like rounding edge.
We have heard II highly recommended, and shall
try ii.
Days PATENT LIFE SErrEE. This invention and
manufacture Of Mr., Day, sintended for steamboats,
and ships, and is now for the first time presented to
public notice. The buoyant quality is air confined
in cylinder or case of duck, made perfectly tight
with India Rubber, which is placed underneath the
seat, and SO arrangedn the frame work as to be IN
accessible to mlschlevous persons-and would not
be liable to injury IT the Settee were dashed to
Pleces-does not add 20 pounds to the weight of or
binary Steamboat Settles, and is made to sustain
- PERSONS or as many as can cling to il in the
ter-and the price established at the low rate of
from to III dollars EACH for Settees off feet long,
with every thing complete, including the air case
1t is estimated that an extra outlay of 1915 will pro-
vide the largest class of vessels with competent
suPWH! s shon,d h.v. mentioned had -, d. ,
and confusion of the day prevented that one of these
Settles OF Days was taken on board the brig Volta
previous to her being blown up; indeed we were
on board OF her at the time, and with our own
hands helPed to place 1t on top of the companion
way, where It remained until with the brig itself, it
was blown into the heavens 1t came do wn,
however, right side up with care, having suffered
very little injury, none at all in its buoyant qualities,
and may be now seen at the Fair in the main
walk It Is curiosity. Warehouse As Maiden
Lane Factory, New Brunswick, N. J.
MONDAY EvENING.-There ere performances on
Jones's beautiful Cambrian harp accompanied by
WI atfh ara of, for
we could neither see the vocalist nor hear but the
tip end of the voice.
MI: Ellsworth, Commissioner of the Patent Office
al Warrington, made very sensible address upon
some of the important manufacture of the great
west, and particularly lard oil, lard Candles corn
stalk sugar, wheat, NC. &C. 1t was very well re-
ceived.
AMERICAN MAcNTosHEs The exhibition of
those goods now at the Fair by H. H. Day. is very
superior. Indeed, we believe there is no competi-
ton; They are the old and well known Koxbury In
Ola Rubber Co.'S manufacture They are made from
great variety of fabrics Have now been eleven
months before the public, and have obtained just
consideration in its favor The first and all-impor
tant merit is In the peculiar preparation and appca-
uon OF the rubber, In its combination with the
cloths, to render them perfectly pliable-water
tight IN the most drenching rains-do not rattle
and will not stitfen in the coolest weather-and can
not decompose. The garments have every Identical
quality otthe English, and are made to suit Ameri-
can tastes.
Day also manufactures large assortment of la
dies and sentlemens shoes, hose for CrOton water
India rubber machine banding, lite preservers of
the new improved kinds With almost every de-
scrlPuon OF India rubber goods furnished at As
Maiden lane
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE News Room, BosToN-
Some time ago we mentioned, with the encomiums
that the matter deserved, that the enterprising
Harnden, was about to establish a splendid news
room in the new Merchants Exchange, at Boston,
Upon the strength of this, we understand that Mr.
Tophfi, the keeper of the old news room, there
has been making statements among the wealthy
and intelligent merchants in Boston with view
to create an impression that the article in the 'Her
ad' was published through the influence of Mr.
Harnden, by the aid of money.
This statement we pronounce wholesale un-
qualified falsehood, without the slightest foundation
In fact whatever. And if Mr. Topiff or any one
else dares to make such assertion, we pronounce
1t IN the mildest manner a barefaced lie That
statement was published at no ones suggestion but
our own and we did so from knowing the fitness,
and capablity possessed by MIR. Harnden, for pros
ecutlng such an enterprise, and from knowing also
now much such news room was wanted in Bos-
ton Because 1t is notorious that both Mr. Topliff
and his room are behind the age ; they might have
done very well quarter of century ago, but they
are totally unfit for the intelligence of the pre- sent
day.
SPLENDID Dish OF OYsTERs.-NEw CELLAR AND
SALooN.-A most splendid oyster cellar has lust
been opened under the Sun Office" in the Sun
building, In Fulton street, opposite the Herald Of
flee.
Yesterday, one of the most magnificent lamps
was hoisted up in front-which in sublimity can
only be paralleed by the Park Fountain 1t cast a
glare like meteor during the whole night
This beautiful oyster cellar has been opened we
understand by Moses Beach and M NJ Noah.
the one broken down carpenter, paper maker and
financer-the other broken down glider Judge,
pollIlclan and editor The., ha,.a