The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-28

NIHLO's.
DIR T,ARDNER'S IECTIrP ES

DR.. LARDNER'S LECTURES.
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ID y Nav viii IND Be vii GGT Ps sSs"as on the iss, evening Of MONDAY; The
Each ho, syeniss,s en-, T,aiam.3,' viii occupy from two 70
Of some discovery affecting The aiSsSsement Of seEsnc. or a arr.
i ias. .ss s:soS Ssss:,oH ( i.l w,'e eo gfs:S"a' Of %a .g;.asi; s 3! isTsn;
and tsat; Careueies has been formed by whichthese discoursss
SYNOPSIS OF THE PRINCIPAL SUBJECTS OF HI
.~asTR6NoMY
Di.eovsri.. Of Kepls ra and fS, s-,s sy.iffi% an..ary Mo.ions-pi.
tspess-Magniiudes-how telmined-6rd Of. FisnetsI1
1.i.is.s;f%:si;s y s: q = f,, r." f f!is:,.s!:s 81 ! '' Tsss::
Physical character. oi,hs plsn,t.-bays and Nisht.-A.mo.-
:@%Ty ysnu: and Mars: Illustrated y Tsls'sopie Drawings
a rT. eis.copie G S. 1ns ssI'Ssr%s Of a'r the f pisSsi iu nissfp mi,S &:
satellites; Aud lsseope repre- a,a,Ion of,hs Planet Saturn
are made osoaa scale to iii he area Of p. theatre, have pee
copied f,om original drawings made by Sir John Herschel 70
THE MOON
Its magnitude
Has il an atmospher, Tor seas 'Lr ws'.ri-is it inha bitsdiE
S %ss.d d, affect s;au ;si pr Ss.sS' from ,ma' II 'Yani iiys. ! ssa' Ss e. tssT Trass.
R %s . p rsls %sy .i t Rs' Mons, 81 By The he f Ms . A:'ro ass% n:
gasr , and M. s,.ss; shSy i os oh, our T .s,e'I, s.' y TS, , 1sss. :eS s,Hs5
occupies a space Of above TIE Il Sun feet
1t. magnitude and distsnee-ils ply. cal constitutional spots
Of 'G +. Syn ssls sa ~: ssi 'sf.: :fi its. s :i..y . .s:'SS; 5; is;.~i'h
'shsi' VIII TaR e; croSSk h'F observer.
nc" sis''-Disi ssfEE 9SsI;y ( S: so's' system
Nar niassl Of Il + S sT,f,sa'' rsls sssssyy..a,tsfESi:s5s . .sa:d L .:,S,s in ,''
r..,, magnitude Il s!X xs!'. ss$zss,l ana. .y {. tn.
s~up-double stars-colcred sisrs- temporary stars
THE srELLAns 'ji.fSss 'iaR.s AND NEBEt2.
m. .ls.'sasss by t a,'s sIsHs'. sss se .s .;srP 'ss. ;, e. most II r. m: ! ds%i,
| comets. from drawings IN ade by severaliewins.t a,trouorers;
"a! ssii sss' saS &c es s,rsss - 4 pity 81 wa man Cd i. 5ssa .i Hsn; g T.: "a
t "a. fqsn i teis.eo ! drawings, by HerssI,I, sonih, M.ssisr.
ard Other observer; This 'tI,snnSs 'sI5.:,1saiisH q o:
covers an extent Of about three thousand square feet Of can
.ihe armament will be presented as it ouid be seen BY an
: ssss' X. g sisx I IN s.s s sSes ss OF n forty srs's s! ssSsi's e. s0- ..ss ID. 3:
Of the celestial equator. The objects will be shown rising cue;
e: ;:'Ss: sss '. 9S,i' sss whole circumference Of the heavens shall
s,,;,, If ,om, y " "a A meat = E : ? e. y Ihs b.uom.u,-,h.o.
This e e. r =sl e :, ,ils:'; :.:s y y ' S:v sassi E.:. Es:gg; Is ii.
voyage T FL s'Ass a.sl: ss; : i l'"'
- Ssss: Of s: :s%: q , sh. , %I.' . rs%assss,e f FIJI iai v.r es sif ): 4.
% j S:Ss;s:, e.! e ''s !; s s;s.s$'; i WEEP E::s + a$s@t 4 ; Ss%,s;s!:
fro" original fffTsgBi %'t %n p Il ri MI t''a' I''''..
sissssi i':S; $;.ss %i.. ss:sii ;;.s;s;. sEsssi; ;:: ;ssss ss.n !.ss,:'i; ;:ss:
nin:-csuses Of the rolling or thunder.
PHYSICS.
THE EYE,
It's ,truc,ure and fu-nctionsImodern discoveries respecting
light-its motions-its pulsations-Thysica cause OF
oloa-'iSra'ion:T e Is sX ,fRSiai-ho~ counted.
1t. .s .SsSs.i; and ssSs.iss;; %ss:IS si:ss,.-i,: respecting
in'runsn' for 'oa THE 'h All l.9r''''n' Of sound
on hest-and on d-w.
THE ARIH.
II magnitude, weight, density, form ITS motions, and distance
POPULAR ifsT "a FExsttII |
FalIacv Of the senses-neccssary 10 he connected by their
judg ment-fallaci of visioG-oit touch Of hearing
-taste-smeIlpg.
Nv.
THE ARTS.
TIL POWER OF STEAM.
The pbvsical phenomena IN (which stear DO ~er orisinAtes-
rvsoovatien-heat absorbed and power envtioped IN
tits universal sfecs-earlest attempts
TO r rPPly ggT 1;f',es'y y !st;E Sw.r
To be illustrated bv a brass working model OF low pressure
ron ensins stesm ergine, as used ia the arts and manufhctureU
showing the cylinder, arr pump, condenser and other pumps
the several parts IN operation,
ad-N didactic sectional modsI OF the zane machine Il. vented
bv DIR Lardu.r, for public lectures-sho wing all the internal
psrts OF the mschIne mo,ii < and working as they do IN Tho
real engine. This model will be kept IN motion by the work.
ing m'oeh THE STEAM NAvIEs
UNIrEp STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN
TO nv ILLusIRAryp BY
A madel Of the m .ch,pcry Of the Un,ed States steam frlats
N,ssouri pr pared for these Lectures according to the method
OF DR.. Lardn.rs d,dactir models, by Char es Copeland. ESQ.
~ nee of the Unred stats oy-rm, ut.
- 4 - u - % m ths lTnstet u c.sS> f-.~~x-