New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-09

OkLtNtRtp ~ 1hk NhttF CITIES ANp ln"Ns IN Tvs
UNITED STATES
BY DlONYSICS LARpNER,
Dostor Of C i'~ onns,g Profess, It Ntin, ~ sph) "
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LEcrusE l. The Plurality Of Worlds.
LycTURE H. The San.
LECTURE III EcApses
LECTURE " The Aurore Boreals
LECTURE V Electricity.
LgcrURE VI The Minor Planets
LEcrUsE VII Weather Almsnscs
LEcrUEE VIII. Hsley's Comet
IEcrURE *. Tho AunosThere
LEcrUsE X The New P.anet,
LEcruRE II TIE Tides.
LrcrvRg XII Light
LEcruRx XIII The Major Planets
LEcrURF XIV Reelection " Light
LEcrUsE NV Prospects OF Stream Navigation.
Lrcrusg XVI The Barometer
LEcrvsE XVII The Moon.
LEcruRE XVIII Heat
LEcrvKs XIX The Atlantic Steam Question
LEcrUsg TX. Gaiysnlsm.
LscrIRE XXI The Moon and the Weather
LEorusE XXI Periodic C0msts
LEcrURE KILL Radiation Of Heat
LECTURE XIV. Mete0rc Stones and Shooting Stars
LECTURE XIV Tho Earth
LrcrURE XVI. Lunar Influences
LEcrURE XVII Physical Constitution Of Comets
LEcrURE XVIII Thunder Storms.
LgorusE xxx The Lsumdes AID Longi'ades
LgcruRE XXX Theory Of COlors
LFcfURg NNXl The Visible Stars
LEcrURE NNNiI WaierspO and Whrlwinds
LscruRE XXXlll Mater and u. Physical Properties.
LECTURE XNXiN Elasticity N Air
LEcTURD XNNy. Effects Of Lightning.
LECTURE NNNNI. Popular fallAces.
LECTURE NNNVlf Protection from Lightning.
LEcruRE XNXVTli Magnetism
LECTURE NNAlN. Electro Magnetism.
LEcrURE XII The Thermometer
LECTURE MI Atmosphere Electricity.
Lecture Kill Evaporation.
LECTURE XIII ConducuOn Of Heat
LECTURE Xiv. Relation OF Heat and Light
LECrURE XIV ACTON ard Reaction.
LECrURE XLNi Composition and Resolution oi foTCs.
LEcTURg NLFll Center ~ GRAVITY
LeCrURE XLYIII The Lever AMI Wheel-wofz
LSeiSSs /. The iaclined Plane. wsdse and Screw
LECTURE LI-Ehuilion
LE-IURE LII COmoustsn.
LEcIURE LII How to observe the Heavens
LECTURE LIE The Stellar Universe fFUa Leetrye)
LECTURE w The Stellar Universe Second Lecturer
LEcrUsE LyI The Steam Engine (F1n Leets,s)
LECTURE LVlI TIL Steam Engine. Second LectVrs)
Lecture LVIlI The STRAIN Hngine fThDd LsctweJ
LECTURE LiX The Steam Engine. (FoDh Leefuys)
LscrusE TX The STRAIN Engine. run LeotuyeJ
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