The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-30
NiBLO's.


DIR. LARDNER'S LECTURES.
THE Susl are r.ssssi "a Informed that o Ln
Di.e,y ths A!'oa9%s sad Hs nee. "a saa
a May viii he evenings eac we .hs
three Ro S' OF as% TWO NC. to
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as aEsD
hs been formed by which these dscourss
SYNOPSIS Of THE EEN 91Hss SUBJECTS OF THE
.asTR6NoMH:
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MS. I r:s:sSs Ss7
tn. o hSs Snp iasT TssoDe
Tsesc opic R.pressntai9a Of The Planet Jno.er with his
II: Rings ae s @ss
male scale to a the area Of h. tseats have
W. A''0Ds'. THE NOON
Has i an simosps waeri-s il inh'b. di-
mesorS s1ons proceed from il ufa'ed by 80 Traas
sS DC Rs4S 81 s he s% r..
Bar AID sno tn yGe.noe. ana o,hs
occupies sp"'e Of above Ne IL ; sqIS feet
Its masnude distsnes phypca spos
-la,ure 81 its surface.
the Solar spo:s aAep irons dra~ nis b. Her.
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The Is FIXED IKE !? sT *
sup-d .uble stsrs-co'ered temporary stars
THE srELLARs ' cICsf fta5a AND NEBElE
Illustrated by tel scope dcama Of the rms
ec%si. 'ro% wing: .l::S.
ST. JANE. Stellar Stass
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a. a: .. Of aesr
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81 e: IN sas @
c, ssiyey until The whole ecumi.Iencs Of heavens shall
METEOROLOGK
WATER oPUUTS.
Notice Of tn enarble Of the phsnomena-h.e
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Of "''s; :s:';s 50 :;s 1:'Sas, in A
s:. s%:.s
from p II deo' L'
nil: -casses Of tbs rolling Of thunder
ersH #aE t $ays'cs
It's truesure and funeonsI@odera discoveries respecting
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in.rans.'' Tor eoo %Hs IA aI vibrations Of sound
Its mechanics, and fleets on ght-on scum
GU f fiii- EAR On r. f."
II magnitude, weight dens form ITS MOTORS and distance
POPULAR "a t.a"Ac
2. IN: ~ '''1
taste Tsme0ing.
THE MRS
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To b. illustrated brass WORKING model Of. low
eos ne Du%S:
Ssse us'.' saoS mod of The am.
BY for public ,SS o, h.v ,hs e.
real engine This model will be kept melton by the work
'ns "0oe' THE STEAM NAvIEs
UNITED STATES 1 %ND GREAT BRITAIN.
..d.l Of tn. h e'y Of IL. UNI ed States stem s.
oeDr L.Sa.f. ddse' nod.ls BY Cnarss cO..is.d Esq
Ass .ss: q g ; h: Ss
in o,dr hs nee g Capt sseekoa
Stockt n and Eticson
model Of IN. su,-queoa ell intended to be apple
be Capi Ericsson to this T. g ate.
Of the vAe mach nery Of TIE U g. friyate Mssi
sipci, prepared BY Mr: Coo Iasd, U. 8. Engineer
Of tie sub 40 leous Her invented by C NJ
Rer Examiasr ot patsuts, n,caded u be aped
"a AMERICAN AND BRiTi.H RAILWAYS AND
LOGOnO rIyEs.
To be ustr ated BY del II The American Locop ove,
Vctora imported IN gland for the British rail
the drec ion Of Mr. Hodge # New Yolk (auhor OF the
TREATISE the Steam Eig-e, late pubIishcd) ana Dr.
did settle sectional model Of British Locomotive En-
cine FORM work on English
Rail scoustuced under direction Of .Ar. Hodge
and Dr.. LNdner
PERSONAL NOTICES OF DISCOYERERs AND
INVENTORS.
Lavsuiers'ate Of ~ n ty ia i1o-6rst labors Of Lavn
ker--hu u ethsd # sssationhis compared with
ii char ctr-his death. ,.,.
Srsnka-sotce OF HE electric dsc veresh. claims to
The ds :overy Of the o. lightning dpued oy french
milo souhe re-his riehts yindlcat-d.
WATKINS early difcuIiie.--lm method OF erpcrmenth
wr by keyhs ention Of the steam eg'ne-
HE ultimate succsss . ,. ..J ,-;,.; .., ;.,o.,;..
-ha witt e. Paris during he wsr-wss ne ehuea 10 u Ia
E"ton--n~ics o. h lie and his invention OF steam pavgs
view Of these le.turcs easily accessible to
n, De- attend ihen the terms 81 adms
sion will be twenty Ave GEMS
s'T,ehsts for IN, course sr lectures a. 81 each.
Doors open at7 Lee ur common e alta O'Clock. '7s