New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
" The Director. of the New-York Ey.


u The Directors OF the New-York Ey-
ceun1 have the pleasure OF announcing The public the
Fourth Annual COURSE OF LECTURES before the
Lyceum, TO be delivered in the Broadway Tabernacle on
Wednesday Evening Of each week, commencing Novca-
| Der ID.
INTRODUCTORY, by Rev. SAMUEL II. cox, D. D
| One Lecture.-Hon. RUFUS CHoATE, (U- S. Senator
| from Massachusetts,
One Lcc.ure-Hou. LEVI WOODBURY. IT, S. Senator
! from New Hampshire,) The Uncertainties Of
History, their evils and their cures"
One Lecture-Rev. wM. HAGUE, OF Boston, on " Pre-
paraiion to see the we-ld."
| Two Lectures-GEORGE BANCROFT, Esq, OIL "The
early influence of fNew-York on American lndepen-
dence" On "The Battle OF Bunker HILL
One Lecture-Rev. THOMAS DE WITT, D. D., on
"New.yerk under the Dutch Colonial Government"
One Lecture-ProE ALoNZo POTTER, (oi Union Col
lege) on Self Culture e1emplded."
Two Lectures GEORGE BANCROFT, Esq on "The
American Revolution"
One Lecture-Rev. GEO W. BETIIUNE, D. D.,on
One Lecture-CHARLEsE EAMES, Esq, on The early
Eloquence Of the Christian Church"
One Lecture-Rev. J. II. PERRY, formerly Co. in the
Texan Army on 1.-The History of the Revoluonin in
Texas embracing the battle OF San Jacinto"
One Lecture-Rev. HENRY GILES, q Irish Charac
er-Irish Society"
One Lecture-HoRACE GREELEY, Esq,
Oher distinguished gentlemen expected 10 Lecture
should opportunity There will also be, during the
season. one or debates conducted by members of the
Lyceum.
The particular order in which the above named cente
will appear, will be announced 10 the public from
week TO week, as the Lectures progress.
TERMS OF THE COURSE.
Season icke;s, (admisg a Lady and Gentleman,) s.
Members Z" I"
Ladies' 90
Can be obtained of the Librarian al the Lyceum Rooms
Al Broadway; Salisbury Boyles, Broadway and
White street; Suxton Miess POS Broadway and Dayton
l. Newmans, 199 Broadway. Per order
LEWIS g. FORAlAN Rec. Secretary
ISAAC L. SMITH, President No hWFMW
II The Poor MANS Friend:- such Inc tide
which hiss been universally given that excellent remedy
for sickness, called
"DR. RUSHS INFALLIBLE HEALTH PILLS
The agent for their sale in this city whose Office so
Ann in the daily receipt of valuable testimonials
of the speedy and perfect which they have effected
letter, Which has just hand from Poughkeepsic.
states that poor man. who had been afflicted With espc
las for several years. who had been TO many doctors and
had taken Brandre,hs Evans Moi1ats, Peterss Beck
witl's, Parrs and other Pills without the least good
restored 10 complete hsah he enjoyed by SUI
gle box Of these Inlallible Health Pills
This statement made without the ability prove H.
II made out desire 10 detract the
another remedy general use but show how much
reliance may be placed medicine invented by dis,
tnguished physician DR.. Rush. than that which
prepared by unskilliu persons.
Rushs Health Pills should be purchased and kept every
family dose of them administered in season may
long Doctors bill Advzen boxes be purchased for less
money than many Doctors charge for single visit They
may be taken freely without the leastappreenon When
used for ndgeston they cosvene but leave
the alinentary canal in healthy state Their effect Is 10
purify the blood clear the head and 10 isspre vivacy
and coed spirits minister OF the gospel wbe has been
subject violent headaches ready to testify 10 their has
ing worked in his case, perfect Indeed they have
been known 10 fail. They are thoinveerae enemies
of disease.
Sold, wholesale and reai a, the Warehouse, so Ann
street, by H. 6. DAGGERS whose signature upon the
wrapper each box. The wrapper elegantly engraved
steel by Durand Co. and further to prevent
fe ac simie of DR.. Rushs signature upon the label
of each box None others genuine. Each box
companied with directions for
Price Is cents box. large discount to those who buy
TO sell again.
p Sold at Kelly's, 267 Broadway; Affords, 1863 Bowe
ry; Hars News and Engraving Office, of Chatham
and Chambers SIS. n9 81
" The Mydorssalnp Youth. TTemperan,s.e
evening) att O'clock in the Rev Mr. Perkins Church,
The following is the Programme of the evening:
Singing by the Hydorean Choir.
Recitation.
Solo by a Member.
Inaugural Address 10y the President
Singing by the Choir.
Diaogne-Ths Temperance Medal, by Boys.
Address.
Collection which exercise the audience respect
fully requested to jon') p.pru
Singing by the Choir.
Recitation-The Temperance Ranner.
Circulation of Pledges
Singing by the Choir
Dialogue-The Comforts of the inakeeper by Boys
The Comnitlee Arrangements have spared painsin
making this equally interesting as any previous meeting OF
the kind aud would! invite all who feel interested in e
canSe of Juvenile Temperance to attend
By o.der of the President, GEO BURGESS, Sec'y. L
" Dr. yyhitney,s Anti Bilious PilIs.-By
Liver complaint is meant positive disease OF chrome char
symptoms sense of weight or uneaSness In the right
side pain at the top OF the shoulder saow eomPleX9n
coored offensive motions, progressive enacaton and de-
bily and quick, irregular pulse The pain IS generally
much increased pressure below the ribs OF the side "a
ected There for the most part some degree OF cough
with expectoraton the brea thing sohemes difficult and
Suppressed sae and the p'''en' IN genera cannot nc On @ @
Under whatever form and from whatever The dis
easee ccurs there is conside able degree OF general Ian
guer and debility Exercise or e1eron OF any Kind soon
fatgues the pulse is weak the sleep disturbed The aE>
are cold or rendered Slight occasions, and OF
onn essoo and se,son of acid ernca,ous nausea, head
ache constipation pain in the pit OF the stomach ana sal
lowness Of Tue complexion are pretty constantly present.
These Pills calculated 10 excite the liver To bsal
action and assist in dsgorgng the morbid ecreons which
generally accumulated in such cases Their formation
the result Of much researh and they have een used Tor le
last fifteen years with the happest effects by physicians o
the highest reputation Being purely vegetable compost
,ion they mild but efficient in the operaon ana are
perfectly innocent and free from any mineral substances
whatever and may be freely used at all Tunes "iihont any