New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18

BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
TUESDAY EVENING March ls.
SEvENTY-FOUR GALLONS OF GAS
Ill De made 50 that all audience who wish have
| AZ c7portauityt take 1t.
THIRTY YOUNG MEN
volunteered take the Cas- there may S de
Ia in case there should De any h-staao aopg the audience
&c come forward.
TWO GAS BAGS
Ill BE- used thar soon the effects nave ceased upon
one person, another BAG may bs ready tor 'hs
TWELVE STOUT MEN
engaged s;aad the stage (Which viii be erected fo
the purpose mt those who liz the Gas while urder
~ influence from njarns themselves OF others.
wbo by that h. viii fsht hen undsf It's in
Mr G. Q COTTON, who ats ;he honor TO present this
Nis,ca College IA lh were lasudsd manly
for The sratl6caou OF Students and friends bur md 9ch
enthusiasm manifested 1pou the supec al4 te AnAom
icl Lecture Room being small ite he Assem-
f-r IN - The pub!ic II the BROADWAY IABERNA-
CLE.
he pgsy Entertainments attended mostly by
Gentlemen Of the Medical Profession aud their Ladies ot
about Equal uumher and more Sc ect cOVp4ny
assembled h hoped the next VIII present the SANE
TO lest the purity and safety OF the Gls, Mr. Cotton viii
To give some idea OF the effect which the Gas produces
when inhaled the Lungs have only quote from Hoop
KRs NkpCAL DtCrioNARY, under the head oi Nltrogen
SIR HUMPHREY pAry describes tie sect it had upon
nun follows Having previously closed my nos;is
exhausted lungs, orelhsd four quarts OF Nrons OVID
f "a and into SIX bag ne m['t 'e1my we1 SaI u
m;"sbsd rdnslIy md were succeeded bv sens ou ana4.
g3us .eute pressure the muscles attended by highly
prsurabe thrilling the chest and The eXtEemt
more Toward the last inspiration the thrilling
creased thu of muscular power became greater aud AZ
rrcoliest but nlstincly what followed know that my
motions we're various aud violent.
The effects aoovs described are tame when compared VIII,
those usually lnantssedbnt they given account
felt or acted out ~ onesnth part OF The time has taken To
read it.
sn P ph ssS RS4
ii D., Mr lfs{sem9od and Robert Southcy irott the
Nh Hooyersays Robert Southey that he pCetcay
remarked that he su9oes the atm3spheTe OF r highest Of
ownobseryation than half who take the either dance
sang cGh The leading tait III the character Is usually
e Ladies aud those who accompany them, will take
q Doors open Al half past 6-Ener,ainmeu,
= Tickets 25 cents each to be had principal Book
Music and Drug Stors B0adwaY and at the door on The
Evening OF the Entertainment. mhi6 sNlSfis
INHE HUTCHlNSON'S, grateful 10 the cltizcas
OF New-Y York for the demonstrations Of approval at
''F 0Fl"sf ToGAI SSS[IIs itS ''
To be given the Tabernacle tBroadway) on THURSDAY
This 6eins their appearance por their home
they will INTRODUCED programme OF Their most approved pro-
ducon and selections which have received the APPRECIATION
OF the musical public; "a, ;, ;,
II. E.
l}i Bowsry Atvill., Hewtts, VIM, Duboise, riley
Nlietts, stoddlfd Co Chambefs' Joe, T. Il Gesain
Miles aud al the door
TO commence at before o'clock.
PRO pRoPSiRAtSiME. PfRfit2S1itM Tt&',~zu
BLOW ON, BLOW ON.
A Pirate Glee-Baker
Blow on! blow on. We love the bowling winds
That bear S way
AS fearless as the that's prJwllag upon
'Li LIFf: Ff:'i ii iii THt; vii 5 WOOD FREE
and irepb sea,
WIFI a n RsH sHGsf S2% @s;f GaMGST aaS hsS
Music by w. X Dsmpster.
Pm sitting the s,il- Mary,
Where sat side by side,
Ona bright Mas morning long ago.
"RoGT WRtu oF n'' THt Efd wSjI pLGkIssp tGE I,19s
Words by u. P Morris, Esq
A Rock in the wildsrness welcomed our sires,
Ga that hoy altar they knded the fires,
1ss'i H E'Sn DsATH sTY e 81 Ge5 WaSFtS Fs,S e. thee
Written by tprs SARGENT tsl. ,
When th- war cry Of Lbefty ragS through the land
To arms sprans fathers the Zoe to wi hst nd
On old Bunker Hill their eutfenchnent they rear.
Temp, death cr-d hts friends; but he oate them soo'
saying 90! srcet for % our counryto dis
RECoLLECTIONs OF HOME.
VIM us Mountains aud VALLEY, 20 dear sscnheart,
An why did wr eas, the cojoyr"ents OF home'
o'ne "d "''tf kocKAWAY XIV s'i.Assf' 10 '0i"
Written by Henry ;Ha . s3:;PfMNiro'y BY Russell
Ny MOTHt.G's BIBLE:
THE GRAVE OF BoNAPARrE.
Arranged by Hutchinson:
Yet spint Immortal, tir tomb cannot blnd ee,
! For like thine own eagle, that SCARED to the 'ua
Thou splrsest from bondage, and lsave b-hnd thee
n'Hs ""'A ONCE GS@ls Us oSa TiME IGSi ''a' '
OR THE ORIGIN OF YANKEE DOODLE
THE. MAN lac
Russell.
The OLD GKANlTr; STATE.
We the Mountains Gf the Old Granite State
the Tribe OF Jesse" nh 10
4 elEKICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
n FAIR corner of Broadway and Ann street
r. T. BARNUM, Manaser ,.,,,.,,,
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEtk
KENTUCKY MlNSrRELS. the best oaad OF Ehiopia
MelodiSts America VINO give their Grand Concert al eac
pe,iormsrc. Ase engaged ,,d ,n,,- inc
gl.r in America, and performer on Musical Glasses -
Mr. ,WHlTLOCK, the renowned Banjo Player aud Sesf
Mr. B. WILLIAMS, the deinsator of Itsh Character
Mr r G. BOOTH, Comic Singer.
Mr.. HOWARD, the Violinlst -o.,,., c.
LA PETITE CERlTO the Dauseuse;
Gen TOM THUMB in wax faithfully represented 70
gether with the celebrated BODlNE and DANIEL
The GiPsY FAMILY, 81, IN number. recently from Ger
May aud faithful representatives OF the ancient people
Esyt nay Be Sc sen IN Their na4ye eosLulHe y. 90,
suited privately all hours Of the day and evening
Performances every evening at I; O'Clock and ednesda
aud Saturday Afternoons at3 o'ciock.
Tickets scents children uaarf 10 years IA cents
Twenty-Five for private consultations With th
Gypsy Qn-eE.
! DEALE7S NEW-YORk MUSEUM, and Ma
L tional Portrait Gallery. Broadway. opposite the Cit
, gy.r,. D.v and z vsnno T his W..k