New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14

There are four or FIVE and distinct improvements
introduced in these-Firsi among them, an entirely
new method Of constructing and fastening the sound
inc Board the vita part Of the instrument which,
under the improved arrangement gives forth peculiarly
sweet and meodious sounds Committee OF the
Philadelphia Franklin Institute have reported avoraoiy
and fsiteringy Of this important improvement and g
merits a very close and critical examination Other
advantages have been gained n these-a new mode oi
attaching the Strings The general mechanism % the
instruments and asst not least the addition Of elegant
Csndeisbr4s either SIDE q tie music rest completely
hidden when not in and beautiful ornament when
desired-uot forgetting the man thing Of the whole
affair the Leaf Tsrner Every performer has ons iei
the need Of some such convance and the ladies' e'pe
cally for the gentlemen gallant aud polished a. they
may choose 20 be- tel exactly when b turn
over This Inconvenience is eaectualy removed y
the Astonishing automatic precision and prompttlae oi
the Lesf-T Turner OF Mr. schomacker's instruments .
s readily and easily put in motion By slight pressure
Of the foot upon pedality below The Pianos are oca
ted A. the right hand q The Gallery 81 you enter me
GARDEN and w0rthiy attract vast deal Of attention
The Reqdug-Eassi-li the yIsiter vii step
from the Gallery % the STAGE Just he enters be vii
come full upon one Of the hsppiest inventions ever
thought Of namely Chinnock Portable Reading Lasel
Music Rest II Is recently patented, and e all the
20 In the fashionable world It's coutrived a. %
be instantly attached the Of chair by means Of
catch and handle at the end il be- easily raised and
fixed al any desired hight By movable pillar and
screw. while by brass slide the book 70 be perused
can be brought exactly front Of the person sested-
When closed II occupies astonishingly small space
and be- placed any sor, Of travelling appurtenance
that the roaming book worm At last be grath-
ed 10 the extent Of he utmost wishes. he can It'll
rad with exceeding comfort when tired or perhsps
90 szy that he could think Of holding an anysized
octavo-The whole Reading World vii be very CRATE
fsl 10 the inventor Of this COMMUNICATION once
they see H. they will be sure 20 have 10
Tele.cope.-Mr. Leon Leweuberg optcian. Of
No POI. Division 81 furnishes for exhibition three beau
tful Telescopes The smaller Of these possesses
n magnifying power Of 600 tmes-the next size is
treble achromstc Of feet length, and magnfying
power Of 100 tmes The largest Of the three s four
teen feet focal length and magnines 400 times
Thi. last is the one in operation every night when
the Moon can be had glimpse Of In moonshiny
evening il pleasant 70 take observation hereby
Of the surface Of our Planet ghbor and to
make note Of ts odd spPearance-it. holows end
protubersnces. Jryit
"A great feature Of the Fair Is the Life Boat
Of the chip Nee B0rld, to which have already re-
ferred in a primary notice Of the Exhibition as the
identical vessel which rendered such vast assistance
10 the unfortunate passengers and crew Of the burning
OceGR Monarch The unsurpassed value Of the Life
Boat fact universally admitted and this being here
in charge Of the gallant JEROME it attracts continued
attention The Boat as before stated is the invention
Of Col Henry stanton T. :. A-and what has not been
before particularly remarked il is peculiar. insomuch
Il. . frasa prfh avr
ders an ordinary ships quarierbost be made into
this kind Of LifeBost most extraordinarily efficient as
abundanly proved in s late severe service Of which
il bears indubitable marks
Pumps DUfy Wo'er and the CleaHcrs.-In al
sllusion to the Diaphragm Filter, overlooked what
deserves a menuon-ihe Rotary Pump, iayorsbly
known TO some manufacturers as Hubbards Patent
through which the owner Of the Diaphragm runs his
specmend water for the trial Of his excellent Filter
The Rotary Pump has atey been brought into more
extensive notice by Mr. Walter NJ Gibson, since his
introduction OF it into the Navy. II combine. great
power compactness durability and efhciency-render
ing it desirable article for farms, plantations, or
manufactures
Among the Fl'srs so far the Diaphragm decidedly
takes the lead in attraction It is perfect magnet
and there is rep.sirs one too. when the eye does
chance TO rest on series Of glass cylinders up above
the case wherein you see dreadful specimens Of Mis-
sissppi and Ohio waters and specimens OF Croton mud
and miniature krakens and other things too numerous
10 mention
w wouldinyi attention to M Page. Patent
Aai Friction Rotary Plou and his Portable Sd and Wad
Mus to all which We shall take speedy occasion to
revert
Paper uqchc and Pearl Iniaid Chays, from
the extensive mandatory Of Bradley 3l7 Pearl.t
occupy positions in front OF the stage which also
highly finished and beautiful specimens OF maple
cane chairs represented samples Of his ordinary
work chair Of PAPER na-te nlaid with pearl taste
fully ornamented with paintings Of flowers and other
graceful designs snd the sheen Of is surface ike pol
ished glass Of the most elegant articles Of taste
that sdorn d ladys toudoir These manufactures,
not outrivsed by the choicest OF the imported, are yet
sold third less such Is American genius ana enter
prize Mr. Bradley informs Us that he is now turning
out tables and general furniture Of PAPER maebf nlad
also with pearl and executed the utmost elegance Of
style and workmanship Thi. mark. notch IN the
progress Of the Arts.
No. 2O.4, a Picture r0rtef ul lI0rted b., a
lady OF Providence RI II deserves much
attention. is truly crediisble effort Of female IN
dustry. taste snd genius
Upon the Stage at the night as YOU stand there
on the vsiter Will observe several beautiful paintings
in imperial colors ~ M Blunt one OF which is
funlength and very correct Likeness OF CHARLES h
DELEvAN. Esq the well known Temperance advocate
The accuracy OF the portrait remarkable
-IVlHiams's Fanny Ar'icles and Transparent
Soap are very neat handsome and really good manu-
features The general assortment Of the Messrs WI
lisms is At ~ Maldenilsne
No 565-Can scarcely fail 10 attract atten-
ton. II is the huge rocking chair OF Mr. w
Mason Of 81 Pearl st-to whose Revolving Chairs Of
approved construction have before alluded. The
mammoth Chair takes up some timber Tor is mAnuiac
ture and is quite curiosity.
Carpenters Toois-No -5s-Mr Philip Ouig-
ley. OF Newark n J. presents large assortment OF
Carpenters Tools OF hne construction and elaborate
6nish. There are spirit Levels, Gusges Se.-sl the
Indispensable minuas OF the labor OF the Carpenter
They merit attention.
Pierce's american Brick- OreH Store from stove
famed Troy though OF last years birth, IS already
giant even IN is cradle strAngAng is IRE ihrostei
competitors The brck-oven, known As the best in the
world s alone snbriossd in this stove which Tor
and quiekne.s OF baking s unequaled, doing