New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17
E.foet,e american institute.

EN.tt 6F
To .t,ract;ons Of the Great Fair continue un
diminished. and crowds Of citizens and strangers
st;lI ,brona its spacious halls. We hope TO SPEAK
of # even more fully than we have yet done be-
fore it closes
The articles exhibited which in our OPINION pos
sess decided merit are SO numerous that we shall
NOT attempt to notice them in detail, but confne
ourselves to few brief notices of those to which
our attention was particularly directed.
The first articles which the attention Of the vs,er
on his entrance are the WAGONS, SLErcHs BoATs Stoves
and KrrcHeS RANGES The Ranges OF Mr. FIERCE are No
on the catalogue and from experience the use OF
this range Ne can only say that any Of the Others are as
rood as Mr.. Pierce's, no will find FAULT with them
The specimens of CIorHs, sArrlsErs CAssMEREs and
SunrNGs and PRINTED NUsLSs creditable TO our
maaufacturers that regret pass them without
minute description Of hem but for the present we must con
tent ourselves with inviting this department particular
attention of our DRY goods obbrs and Importers and there
are anyoregn manufacturers the city, they nigh, obtain
valuable hint perhaps by making slight Investigation OF
patterns, fabrics and colors
The exhibition Of articles in the line OF LAMrs, CASUEL'
ABaAs CTR Glass SC. is rich and beautiful beyond any
thing which las before been exhibited OF American
Manufacture Those Of CoUTHuoY MEYERS are certainly
unsurpassed By any English French articles III the same
line ever imported into tbs United States
The specimens Of Raw AND MANUFACTURED SILK are
certainly worthy the Of every person interested in
the Commerce and in the staples Of country Mr. Gill
Of jefferson Co. Ohio, is exhibiting and has for sale,
achole sale and retail Of his manufacture, almost every
thing in the silk line from the sewngs up silk velvet He
has been engaged the business about five years and at the
present time employs from 50 to 60 persons the business
Il -,
Mulberry and besides what he raises himself he purchases
all the Cocoons he procure ~ his neighborhood Tor
which he pays from SIS 81 per bushel He viii turn out
from $40 TO 900 worth of silk this year. Timothy
Smith of Amherst Mass has beautiful piece of silk spe
caly made by his Ruth for dresses for Quaker la
dies. He is ANXIOUS dispose OF about 30 yards The
quality is certainly equal TO the best Italian
RUsr's improved Or, or LARD LAmr with spring Heat
res is well worthy the attention of visitors
HUNTS MACHINE for introducing screw ryes into boot
and shoe soes is one of the most ingenious articles the
Fair and attracts universal attention.
Andrewss Patent Combination Lock, from the American
Bank Lock Co. w r. Wadsworth, Agent, attracts notice
from the Circumstance of $500 being offered any who
Will open the chest the regular key being furnished them
We understand that Day, the Locksmt in Broadway, will
open it, attempt do IL day this week with key
which he will fit himself
ca interest among engineers and mechanics Thousands of
dollars have been expended i'll England and in the United
States to perfect Rotary Engine but hitherto the expert
snts have always failed Mr. Robe, we understand, be-
longs to Bughampon in this State and is generally be-
lieycd that he has been successful in his machine
There are number Of specimens of DAGuERREoTErE
LlK9NrssEs We noticed beautiful one cf VAS LoANs,a
man with pipe his mouth which recognized as mos
accurate and natural.
CHARLES THoMpsoS's BLEACHING, sold by Moss, 5CS
Grand street. has twice taken the premium and will bear
favorable comparison with any foreign article ever produced
Among the unumerable Yankee inventions notice AR
SoLD's WASHING MACHINE, WHICH commend TO the at
tenton of housewives. There also numbers and va
ety. ngenously contrived Churns Waterwhees Beehves
Chairs Sofas, sc. SC.
The PsRruMERy AND FANCY Scars Of EUGENE Rous-
Sell equal any of the French and his Shaving Cream
will render the importation Of Guean hereafter quite