The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

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viii EaS deliver ere a 's :.si:s q II, ' iiis.!9ssie ss'' Of p 4. h MoSs1n
her application " TO a.s'G ars', Of ill., feo m : S 49, s s-1i, ,os. 'f rse
I'd Of May, and viii be continued iour esenaagsia each week.
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i 81 :1%s discovery osc. al. sIe iii x h ,a, nes|sa Z f;sisnes Or ar.
io;sa and s,seo Sers::o' < s"Y large w,'e Collection Sis:Ssa' s n' .pisasi; i # ,"EsT.
; S;lI r. s:r ;;fSs,rss.s has been formed by w%hich'ths's discourse:
o OF THE PRINCIPAL SUBJECT OF THE
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,ssn:s:"S.ss',udsssNhoS ss: s;ss%insa@S9asys sf'' Planetary
. i.i:ss'1pSss;: = broke: 3 81 fl, $iN t ttis.i9sl.t Ss a '' TssS::
:" !. Are s 'bs Planet. Inhibited Inhabited s"'0s''
Physical ch iI;Is; of,hs ? iss..-Days and Nishts-Ai%os-
esry yyenu. and Mars. illustrated, 81 Telescope Drawing.
0f'As rlaAs''-M''' Ts: s ysaS; .f SI, Ms...
, 1,I:. |, y S. sn, isllS.,Ss 81 lsrr IT. Tff!;s sss' T;s.:D,r;s ,S e.:
s; ,s +. And 4, tsis:soBis prs;9,ai,On ofihss PLANET saturn
ave made o;os a scale to iii The area Of the theatre, have been
rcpisaf,om original drawings made by Sir john Herschel for
~ THE MOON.
dss. i I, a, s9,.. ,TG 'ssueh Ml ahcr seas sea-. 'E 1sI, ws'srimi: i iOh,6i',d1-
parent p rsle.sopie p, PPra WINS Of z + Moonm'al.n from the
appsa!ansss disco,eIed on our satellite. This approximation
occupies 'p''' Of ABOVE The slUpN;s ise"
To s Sf , ILL suS. on ,, , a T(ssns Ifsso, r. .is;s sSs = 'y PR, sHs
:'S.l' VIII 4as e; Seoa$sIEs.FFss!S ''sv
'En'Is'-S''1 h a;I'Hs s9s''t 9yo & E: Solar System.
N'F ~isSs" Of u r c sT.f,sa' d' Isi.s5s ! & giss fs:d E .ssa,s in l7''
TIL! e F'iiX!SEF1p = siTf *
Their .u %ae Z .,ar.Meoicres siaas- TEMPORARY aga s,! sy to the
H sTELLARs' c~IWsrERs AND NEBELE,
Illustrated bv a TRANSPARENT teleecnpic duorama of the 6rma.
mept-shswinS the planets and sstel ites; the most remarkable
ssa double ,Ie% an. d' sissisS an. !. ss s,! sy ;s! :;s1.. i%'esi from s;'; 81: ss:::l
sit' Gsa. .1 sos sas:' &c Stella. It s, T lS %@ and and iS sniae assie S.Sa ns
taisn i;sm telescope drawings, BY Hersehelff.. sonsthh,, Ms:sisr,
H. "ah'r a. 0S :ssn isrou us'' a powerful possriai ' fsa. s : tsl.: sa ass
covers an extent Of about three thousand square feet Of can,
.s u: st ? 2,s,s 4. viii il! :ss sss;s Ct 4: :. il , ,SSSia be , seen y :: :.
east, the view limited asoa about forty, degrees on each eide
Of the celestial ah,;; s gu Uro,. The h, osjss's will. b be : show, h. rising ,us;
have been exhibited.
WATER sPOUTs..
Notice of some OF tn, most remarbIe OF the phenomena-thec.
rhi. par. will Be st ,l S.sgs:sf t 70 ;sS aao. !s ! representation.
voyage !! Th s'As asss: s sts,,sE,' i lsas.
Notice of some Of the m:st remark able Of these phenomena
l Sato,ss, . By .M at =s S'ss'%as IL asG &s:9 F'"%art 81 in i Tss.rsssls
fro" Original ffiH:Sb' H.s sS p T! Iid ss.iIsiS ecu, , L''''..
shse: lightning aforasa ii g hall lgh'n'n!-hea, light.
eESE4fHHEE E Sshrs'cs.
II. ; ,.S,M;,: n and 6.os;,0D Observation-Disclosures Si;sSss7s: respecting
characterization e 4 !h EAT ,ts'H'-h0w c0uated.
It's 'I sSaos-i;s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. e'''s
in.rom'n'' for e0D TaE IA xI is.'''''n' Of sound
Iu mechanical and physical sss-ehccts on ligkt-on sound
gu f fiii-sa 4 r On s:"'
POPULAR tsa'a "a = PALACES.
adsmens-fsiisci, Of Si"osIsiisu hot hearing
-'as,eTSmel0ns
TIL row THk ' 81 STEAM.
The Ihy.is.l sh-no.sa ,s, y E.dsi sa steam p0~,r fG"riiss5in
IL irs suiverssi ef~tcis-esrlest attempts
';EE!y gEEsx 'ss!' E g; Sss;s
Showing shown ts s:se esii ssk'1' ar ya%p. eendsns:r and and % o;ssr pumps 'u5s:
Hdidsese ..ee,onsl mod J Of the anne machine in vented
S BY Dr. e. t e. q mae s aSr p %Sssis s sSS .o,si ~ :. ; 4. ;h s. internal q e.
real sngise. This model Will be kept IN mstioh by the work.
NY "0'e' THE STEAM NAvIEs
uNIrEp A T %%i.pn' GREAT BRITAIN.
TO, sE ILLusIRAIFD BY
4 madel Of the n shiessIy Of The United states steam ir gate
q sh D.. L r r e. e. e;'t d,d q isf nod fis.p By c tfsSi eng tS % / Se ESQ
Il X% asds o sr re N ~. 'sh,at s,' Of u. u 5dH%is ) ate. steam ,ris.,s
IL t,epa,,.tiS % ,1Rd,r ihs .s up. Saas1 Re e if q ips' 81 ss Sa Zion.
w." ets@ -.
Stockton and Ericsson.
A model Of the sab-squeou, pro.e.l T, Intended to be applied
by Capt Ericsson to tins f.igite.
iii n s:.Is :, is !, T ~, e %.:R Isss, & Of s e fa y ;s 5; ftisa'' Nli.'i'-
A model Of the sub.q1eous PROPELLER invented by C.M.
Keller, Esq Examiner OF Pat,nts, intended t. be ap,lre ed to ons
XaERlcXS XSE6R c RS.d1 rlJI RAILWAYS AND
To be illustrate BY a model 81 the American Locomotive.
Victoria. imported in Il gland for enc OF the British rail
r,sds, Constructed according t. pr. Lardrers method, under
the direc ion OF Mr.. Hod,e, tf New York. (auhor Of the
TREATISE on the Steam Eigiee, lately s~ublshed) and DR..
Larda.r.
A did .ctic sectional model Of p British Locomotive En-.
CINE, in il most approved form, at present worked on English
Rail Hoass-,constructed under the direction Of sir. Hodge
and Dr.. Lardner.
PERSONAL NOTICES 81 DlscorERERs AND
INTENTIONS.
Lavsisier-s'ate OF ch smistry in i770-hrst labors or Lavoi.
sier-his methsd 4 nvesiikstion-hi, genius compared with
those of Sehsele & priestIey ms great discoveries -hi- person.
al char ,cter-his death.
Franklia-aotice OF his electrical disc " eries-his claims 10
the dis :overy Of the nature OF lightning disputed BY French
philo sophsrs-hi. rights yiudicat.d.
Wait-bis early difficulties is method Of experimental
wires by akey-bIs invention Of the coadens ing steam engine
his ultimate success
DAvy notice OF hi life, character and principal discoveries
his vnit e. Paris during The wsr-was he entitled TO the in
vehtion OF the safe ~ lampl
Fulton-notice o. his life and his invention of steam Daviga-
ton.
w ha view Of rendering there lectures easily accessible to
all persons who m sy desire to attend hem, the terms Of admis'
sion vii be twenty Ave cents.
Tickets for the course OF six lectures al 81 each.
Doors open at 7. Lee ures conmen . at 8 o'clock. a3
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