New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
LECTURE NOTICES.

r7y ~ r..'rses M Hope Chapel 7iS
1,..a,s.v On the Prevention and Cure oi 9o"a'.Af
tion As,loe Deeases Of tie Heart, %c- On 'u1 NO
LIE a.s me Prcserga.ou Of Health to e2!teT w
BY IAalIJEL SHELDON FITCH MD. OF W. Dl0'4 ~
on.a 80, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Der. l'-oN
~, -, r,,-ys and Causes Of Corsumpnon on
lie Cure Of Bsonfb''s an A-''Ye'
VI I'm, up4-,ls' u-TBrRspAY EVENING, Dec l9-on
~ C8,5 Of Consumption, Snd Proofs OILS
CurabiY. s,,,t.s.f,sc, Dec 2a-7o Gen
eo only On he Manaes OF fofdlng Z hHe hsa4iny ~
,,s, eYd lsrge healthy Lungs and on ihe Ifae
sse.,od of De7eopng good Constitution aud retaining
10 Nv li-eATI5 RDAY AFTERNOON, Dec d.
s1e. On the Method Of Forming Perfect Chest
penIy Luugs and Beautiful Figure; and OF fossesssng
a4,Soul Art :. clear beautiful Complexion and the beat
Mems Of Preventing and Curing Female Diseases, and
Pepemsipg Heath TO Extreme Age
Evening Lcctures ocoamerce a! 6eiore8i Afternoon
ter,9ye a. ~ o,cock. die 3hsa
"a BrooilIyn Academy Lectures-HoRAee
CStsFY moi having returned in season for pre-
yous notice TIE ComgitIse have made an
EVENING, Dec l7l5. SutlecL. The Dreamer @D' 'u0
Worker or Poetry and Cotton"
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WILLIAM POOLE, Lecture Committee
Y Y. SS 3. fEAsMh' dl82y,
"a, Mechanics Institute Lectures at Hope Hope
Chapel 70 Brosdwhy opposite oe YeVF Or LUZ,
TGs FSaYqE FtENiNG Dec Is by S Andrews Esq
Subject: 1.-THE True Constitution OF Inc Government
Abundance cents for Gentleman ana Ladies, 15cts
Terms of Membership Initiation fee and 81 yearly
dues PAYABLE in advance institute Rooms, l05 Bowery
di6 in JOHN GREASON, Chm Lecture Committee
~ lectures nj the Collegiate Institution
for Young Ladies', srIEGLER I iNs7IT T: Union
SELL, ofWham's College, viii commence on TUESDAY
EVENING Dec H. at y ocloc6 me most interesting
lie highest order viii be exhibited Tickets for the Course
So Family Ticket for three, $2; Single Tickets 50 cent?
obIaint a the Institution
LECTURE I.-Con8itution of Mater.-Of its intimate
lure ignorant We know ts properties and powers
Force element of cur conception OF matter Mater Is
atomic in It's constitution, inferred from the facts OF cAems
Try Mechanism and magnitude OF atoms Pfactca! d.
Visibility of matter.
LEcTtRE H. FRIDAY, Dec 2V,-Redctioas Of Mater
Attraction at sensible and nsensble distances Cohesion,
Adhesion Chemical Affinity illustrated by many striking
changes which in matter uuder the reaction OF mat
LECTURE I'LL MONDAY Dec 23.-Inorganic Forms of
Mater.-Solids Liquids and Gases. Their relations to
Nature of Number and cle sihchilon OF me Ell
emens oxygen ls sRFy SGrGe snd
Experiments. Hydrogen lis preparation. Sources and
abundance Its properties Action on animals when
breathed Infamnabily. Its lightness. Musical notes
LECTURE ~ TUESDAY, jan. 7--Weler,-Jts compost
ton indicated History of the discovery OF its compost
Conditions in which Hydrogen and Oxygen combine
pipe je Of hydrogen spongy platinum Quantities
which combine by volume and by weight Properties of
water It's relation to natural temperature LIS solvent
powers lis Impurities.
LEtTvRr v FRIDAY Jan l0-Nirogea--Ils sources,
preparation and properties. Conasled with oxygen lis
relation TO the air Constitution OF the air I-s properties,
physical and chemical Ingredients OF the atmosphere
Sources OF Contamination. Aiiasmua.
Carbon-ts sources and extensive distribution. Its
natural forms. Coal Peat Diamond Graphite. ls art-
fetal forms. Coke artificial graphic. Charcoal. Lamp
blackH Animal charcoal uses and properties OF carbon
Carbonc Acld-lts natural sources. LIS formation |
product ofcombusuon. Termination PUueacton and re- |
epratiOn. Preparation and properties.
LECTURE VI, TUESDAY Jan, li-Organc forms OF Mat
ler-Type OF organic structure Oxygen, Hydrogen Nj |
rogep Carbon the main elements out OF which organ
c beings are constructed Peculiarly OF these elements
IN their powers OF mutual combinations in the ela
OF their compounds the natural temperature of the
planet the whence the organic structure derives
Them their destination when dismissed from thai suc
The relations of earth salts 10 living structures Re
lations OF Light. Heat Electricity to life.
LECTURE VII, FRIDAY, Jan 1.-THE Animal ana Nege-
table Kngdums-P of contrast mud resemblance The
Vegetable Lite OF formation aud growth Trans
formation structure Conditions Of animal life. Animal
heat Its uniformity under varying circumstances
Relation Of the quantity Of food TO the respiration and tenn
perhture. Production OF nervous force.
LECTURE VIII, TUESDAY, Jan. H,--lAghL-lls ofgin
and effects The eo2slgjiSn Of the s9ns ray: &C he So
laffRSy 90 p,.,a.,n,,.., rne,r,a.
OF Light. o, r vlo C,linca
will commence his Course on Geology February ol4ot