New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19

lWO GAS BAGS
viii b. used that the effects have ceased upon
age ps:sen, another bag may BE- ready Tor he
TWELVE STOUT MEN
m gagged stand upon the stage which will De erected fo
;hs purpose those who AXE the Ca. while under
rs influence, from EJu5Ins themselves or Others.
l. :stssd ;hat person will present himself AXE he
Mr @ Q COLTON who has the honor 10 rrsssn; tins
entertainment has gwen tcO Of similar Character h
Medical College IN INTENDED mslay
fF the sratdcAou Of STUDENTS aud friends; but find ns sach
enthusiasm manifested me sutJec ard Ehe Nation
lc Lecture Room beuS too small - accoamod te h-
ny consented atte OF many hr present. OF
cL n'A' 70 'ns '"o''' u me 0NoND" Al AOs'N
The two pre-, Gus Enter attended mostly BY
equal nuuAes,I aud amors sd conpAug
m5led Iths hoel the next Will present the
ro5ss; the purity aud safety Of the Gas, N Cotton WI
To gye some dss OF the effect which the Gas poduces
~hsn nhaied a[2 The Luns have only 70 1qote tEm floor
SIR AyMrHsy DA,r describes the effect it had aroa
fror, sIlk bag The hrss feelings similar
those produced in hs last expemen sitdness but less
than hlta the respiration being continued. they d.
maised gradually and succeeded by etion aNal4
s9us semitic pressure on the muscles attended 6y highly
peasurabe thrilling particularly III the chest and the extfem
Ties The objects around became dazzling AID hearing
more 2cute Toward the last inspiration the thrilling in-
creased the OF muscular became greater aud
s In 5n GTopya'ty to 9etoa was naaseq m
motions were various and Violent
those usually manissted-ba hey are given on sccoun o.
and authority they bear. All this would have been
felt acted out onrsnth part OF the time has taken
read it.
For an accoun, OF the effect produced upor Msssrs j.
VI D., Mr.. WsGseweod and Robert So"hev, tsoetl tn.
pubic referred TO aoop+ Medical Dictionary abeye
A Hooper says Robert Souhsy, thaths poecallv
remarked that he s"pposes the atm9spheTe OF the highest Of
all posDs htaveas to be & Of thus gas M
sing taugh The LEADING tEa IN the character usually
g Ladies and those who accompany them, will take
~. Doors opfa a. half past Entesainmen to commence
= Tickets IS cent, each to be had the nFncpaI Book
E7snins ;sa @ Of the s Entertainment mt A w mhi6 sSI&Ts
VNHE HUTCHiNSONS, grateful 10 the cltizcas
/ of New-York for the demonstrations of approval at
former ToSA TveSSstAii. EsSsTTiERsT
To be given The Ta5smacle Bfoadway) on THURSDAY
This 6eng their last appearance prior their return home
they will introduce progIamne OF their most approved pro-
ducons and which have received the appreciation
Tickets so each Tickets TO be had Of H Embees
l3t Bowery. Atw Hewit's, WIN. Duboe, J. Riley's.
Alllet,s Stoddad Co Chambers Jol!e. T. H Geslan,
Firth Haps Music Store. the Book Store Of saHton *
To commence at before o'clock
oJES pfoPGRASiME!. P?Rf;AsoSaifMTtE%'-zO
BLOW ON, BLOW ON.
a Pirate Gl-e-- Baker.
Blow on. blow on, we love the bowling winds
That bear our way
| AS fearless as ths wolf thats ptowng upon
A LIFE in THE WILD WOOD FREE
OTIS merry and free BY the Wild, wild sea,
WIFE THE Ii isHGlSf SGE; Ss'G ana
Music By w. k. Dsmester.
Pm sitting o the stile, Mary,
Where sat side by side
On bright May morning long ago,
ROCK &C KsI OF # The II "i PiL LGikIMso MS
Words by q. z. Morris, Esq.
Rock in the wilderness welcomed our sirss,
From bondage far the dark rolling
On that holy altar they kindled III. fires,
Jehovah which glow In our bosor,s. for thee.
THE DEATH OF WARREN.
Written by Epss Sargent Esq.
When the war cry Of Liberty rang through The land
TO arms sprang fathers. the Toe TO wi hSttnd.
! On old Bunker Hill their entrenchment they rear,
| When III. army joined by young volunteer;
Tempt DEATH" cried his friends but he babe them good
! Saving 80, il is sweet for country TO die
SOLO
RECOLLEC1lONS OF HOME.
whv o y hom- did we part,
Win IT'S Mountains and Valleys de,r to sachheart.
An why did We leave the erjoyments OF home.
Der the wid waste o W ,ers. strangers ~ roam,
ROCkAWhi
Written by Henry Johu Skarp--Nleody by Russell
EXCELSIOR.
Words by Hrnr. " LonsfrlIcw, Esq.
Ny MOTHERS BIBLE
Woods by d 7. Morris rs
! THE GRAVE. OF BONAPARTE.
Arranged by Hutchinson
YET spirit Immortal, the tomb cannot bud ee,
For like thine -ari-, that SCARED To the Saa
Thou syringe from bondage, and leaves, b-hnd thee
which before thee mortal had won
ONCE. ONA TINE
Or THE Origin OF YANKEE DooDLE
TIL MANIAC.
THE OLD GRANlTF; STATE.
We are gong the Muuntilns Of the Old Granite State
Containing Family story Of the soas and Daughters OF
the Tribe OF Jesse mn 10