New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

~ The Trustees of the New-YOrk Society
Library would direct the attention OF the pubic TO me
following brief account of the present condition OF his n
.ttutiou and Of the effort now making TO increase Us I'M
porance and usefulness,
The Institution s now, IN every respect prosperous y
free from financial embarrassment its real estate ind e.
pendent O m books FAR exceeds in value the smouni o. Us
obligations and It's income provides for s current e1
pepses and for considerable annual additions 10 The Libra
ry II has recently erected noble Library edifce In
central situation, on the principal street OF The cy spa
cious enough for library OF more than hundred hou,
sand volumes Its present library numbers forty thousand
and cosiy) may therefore be said TO have laid the oun-
daon for library Of the first class and such The trustees
are determined 10 make H. II the public VIII foster as
the importance Of the object deserves
Attached 10 the library Ia convenient ard commodous
reading we'll supplied with The home and foreign
journals and newspapers, whlchores every accommoda
lion both for quiet reading and rapid glance Of the new
OF The day One Of the objects in view IL TO transfer
this department OF the library 10 the first door OF The 0ud
ing 10 render accessible persons whose time il
limited and to extend the library proper over the whole Of
The Institution is not as many supposed exeu-
Give Any person OF fair character may become q
member OF It application TO the Librarian. and enjoy
privileges by paying twenty-five dollars the price OF a
shave and annual assessment Of six dollars the aii er
may be commuied al any time by The payment Of seventy
This is The condition and character OF the Institution in
whose benefit the public invited 10 participate,
and for whose advancement their cooperation 10 solicited
IL hoped that every friend 10 the moral and intellectual
Improvement OF our city, every parent who would furnish
various and valuable reading his children, every
who seeks occasional from the tolls and iumus
great library in a great metropolis. and is not
member OF this Institution, will Immediately become one
and that those who are already members OF II viii end
their active and efficient aid In raising II 10 the rank WHICH
the Trustees aiming 10 give H. II lhs Is done,
the Trustees pledge themselves TO The public Thai nothing
shall be wanting their part 20 carry ont his great OBJ
iect and enable The Institution 10 attain character and
present aspect OF extent and importance lhal VIII make
II and honor OF the commercial metropolis OF NE
Union. 81 ls"ousS
rg- Twenty second Animal Exhibition Of the
National Academy OF Design The rooms ofthe Academy
are ready or the reception OF works for he Exhie
ZION which win be opened on the LIST OF April All works
musl necessarily be In the on or before The 2oIh
March. BY order Of ne Council .p,,,s s..,uN
From the New-York JournsI OF Commerce, March l67
From the Georgia Telegraph, Of Macon, Feb. l6.
" Patent Portable nIill.-we this morning saw
Ps IN p ps one 81 s sOOVs 9 S h. PERFORM
,stD os pscsl Invention and commend, Itself 10
public favor BY It's simplicity, its exemption ON all hsbii.
~ get cut ofrepar its chespness the wonderful raPey
with which does ia work as vel as IN many olheI par
ucuars over every thing of the kind we have ever yet
To be rightly appreciated, this Ingenious piece Of
mechanism should he seen and iIs operaons witnessed
The iule trouble OF calling al The establishment above
named for this purpose will be amply paid 10 s those
interested in matters Of this kind
Persons wishing TO purchase The above mill can apply 10
No Robert Findlay ofihis city.
CERTIFICATES.
This is to certify tina, have IN my plantation
fiugeTads patent horse power with one Of The Patent
Burr Stone Mile and am satisfied The mill, which can be
used with ordinary cidedy the besl Kind
OF portable mill that has yet been invented and that he
patent horse power has many advantages over the ordinary
one used by planters for ginning cotton ,,.,r,,..
Bans,6oro', Burke Co. CO Feb i2 isI7
We the undersigned, hsve the Fitzgerald Patent
Portable NH, and horse power in operation on Mr. C.
gresly used by planters when they become acquainted
win Their merits We saw i grinding with two hST.s,,
run Of stones grinding by wafer power. ,.,-,
J. r. PRESCOTT,
4. I. ELLIsroN,
w. 8. DOUGLASS
Ws.nssboyo', Burke Co. Ga. Feb. - 1876.
The above mill and power made by CHARLES
ROSS, 10 Chnlon-p place. New.YOrk me SdsruskW'
" "Facts for the People. ''--ExgOsuIe 70
cold when the body 10 heated wet ieei, puirng on OF
position or unwholesome employment, are some Of The
primary and most frequent csuses OF that fearful disess-
PU Mo~AsY CoSspMPrtoS. For the removal OF he Cscii
OF fkeW oascs freeing the system Of all obstruction, aay
ng Irritation and promoting healthy action o, the laugs
POUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA.
This preparation s formed by union Of some Of he
6naton win TLR-ihe value OF which, IN al affections Of
the breast all koow and eontess Since s Introduction,
OF those who have employed "a,
None name il but 70 praise
And even The prejudice Of Physicians . the employment
ignorant has been so FAR ihst tu has been
recommended and Is now dsiy Yrs'r IN thef prasnce
Prepared only by Anguey Dickson successors 70 ; z
wholesale and retail ret, By WYATT KETcHUM. I2i
guton-st. and retail by II. johnson, US Broadway
EewYork Price 80 rents bottle sir bottles Tor - %
je emis'
rS- DIR. Woods ssrsapariiis and Wud Cherry Eii-
Iers for the permanent ofs such diseases se
heir pure blood impaired digestion, morbid
Of the liver and stomach, weakness Of he nervous
system ana disordered habit Of constitution. and The
whos class Of diseases for which the medical faculty
for united m prescribing the celebrated ssfs
perills aud The Rark Of wild Cherry
Or Woods ssrsspsrlns SDd Wll Cherry Bilers, Il
he only medicine sie Of these articles and founded
IS lis on the best medical principles and their virtues CT
rsced by rigid chemical analysis, experience has Shown
he unusual power and efficacy, and viii be found on ta'
d be sure and speedy remedy Tor the diseases enrmes
ed shove They purity the blood secure regular dig .
ton promote hesltiy ar1lon Of the liver and siomsch
md stronghold the nerves 81 once securing health md
~ or nervous sfion, they have been ufed
h resrksbe success nor are they less useesl re
nedy Tor hesdsebe, 6sneney loss OF appenle anl
raj pros,rslou OF the system Al the time. uasI
staisi thar they are neither violent nor a. al Dangerous
their operations securing theJ do The desired END o.