The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-02


persed occasionally with personal narratives of inventors and
dscoysTer are collection 9 splendid drawings and tran.
asea has been formed by winch these dc00e Will be
SYNOPSIS OF THE E ER5SGEAk SUBJECTS OF THE
,AsTR6NoMy
Discoveries of Kepler and N-won--Planeary Motionsp
apses-Deo,eEy Sf the New Pans.Thsir probable origin
Of R ss1 as
Are the Planets Inhabited
III Superior Pla,c,s.
Toecopc prssentson Of The Planet Jupiter with his ss
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made ma" upon ia 70 fill the area Of hea have been CO.
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I the mOn%ins % and Other
space OF above sixty SQUARE riff ans'' SIN
Its magnitude and d,tance phy,c, spots
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the Solar spots taken from drawings by Her
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-iabor of Clarault, Lasna- and Madame Lepaute-
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The armament win be presented a. it would be BY
east M view Limited .bSa. forty degrees each side Of the
~ until The whole circumference of the heavens shall have
w xE FITS sYSs4Es
Notice of of the remarkable
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causes the rolling Of '1 TTSSDER.
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Its structure and disso.s.ss ,sscens light
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Its structure and functions modern respective sound
its motion--rulsaiions-h -echo-nstrument
for counting T FL s'S AiR OF sound
lis mechanical sad physical useeieet ghon sound
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POPULAR .slR f * II"
meni~aliaer. Of sson0of ,eooR~of hearing az my"
-'astss,V7smellrng.
THE POWER FKF ; 81 STEAM
The physical phenomena in which power originates
s s'efss and a saEsseed
+ FH fRg's s f'EfGilsailEE S NJ; ysEe'
To be illustrated BY brass working model of low pressure
showing the cylinder, air pump, condenser and oe pumps
2dA didactc sectional model of the machine invented
by Dr. Lardner for public Demonstrating all the internal
engine. This model will be kept by the working
''''" THE STEAM NAvIEs
UNITED STATES q AND SbA GREAT BRITAIN.
S @ @ hs nf esa Sa ss
Of Dr. Laners ddacte models, by Charles Copeland Esq
the %ae%nsfy he fnted State. steam ss,e
% these Lectures under the direction Of Captain.
Stockton and Encson =,
by s H. s propeller intended be applied
%s$S Of ss ss't sy @ pS .. E
pGss Ss applied To- one
OF the Y. y steam frlgates
AMERICAN AND sSs oHpHIy FEAlLwAys AND 10
be illustrated BY n model of the American Locomotive
constructed according Dr. Lardn method under the drec
ton Of Mr. Hodge Of New York (author Of the Treatise
the Steam Engine lately published and Dr. Lardner.
ddacc sectional model Of British Locomotive Engine
IN its most approved FORM worked English Rail
Roadsconstuced under the direction of Mr. Hodge and Dr.
Lardner.
PERSONAL NOTICES OF DISCOVERIES AND IN.
VENTORS.
Layoisieslate Of chemistry in 770-rst abors Of Lavo
ehs method Of inyestigation-hs genius compared with
those of Schee Pries-hs discovereshis personal
characteristics death.
Franknoiice Of his electrical discovereshis claims
the discovery Of the of lightning disputed by French
philosophers-his rights indicated
by key-his invention Of the condensng engnehis u
innate -
Davynotce Of his life character and principal discoveries
his Paris during the he entitled 10 the
venton Of the safety lampl
Futon-noce Of his life and his invention Of steam
ton.
with view rendering lectures easily accessible
all who desire attend hem the terms Of admis-
will be twenty-five cents.
Tickets for the course Of six lectures at 81 each.
Doors open att. Lectures commence at o'clock a23
THE ANTI-ANGULAR
SYSTEM OF WRITING.
ITO the Residents of New York and Brooklyn-Remoyal Of
L Mr.. BRISTOW'S Writing Academy to No. 235 Broad
way near Park Place and great REDUCTION Of his terms
=, rmOM 4 " rLNn. ~ I'm, III DOiLLAno. a.