New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06
LECTURE NOTICES.

~ Three Lectures, at Hope Chapel, 7l8 Broad.
way, the Structure and Functions Of the Throat and
Lungs. their Diseases, Treatment &c NC by HENRY r.
MORRILL, NJ d., of SIG Broadway.
Lecture lm WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. S.-Stnuc-
of the Chest and Lungs exhibited Physiology and
Mechanism OF Breathing explained and illustrated; App
cation of these principles the Cultivation and Develop.
ment oflhe Voice, and the Prevention OF BroneAus
Lecture I'd. THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 9-Uses Of
the Lungs Structure and Functions oihe Heart explained,
Diseases Of the Lungs, &C. with Prscca Remarks upon
the Treatment and Prevention of Common Coda Is Con-
sumption cUrdblel Answer.
Lecture 3d. FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 10-Uses OF the
Lungs continued Respiration. Ventilation, &C; How to
Enlarge the Chest and Invgoate the Lungs Practical Re-
marks upon Tight Lseingj Conclusion
The above Lectures designed for both ladies and
gentlemen They will be illustrated by beautiful Ske
eton numerous large Paintings, and by French Mani
hin or Artificial Man. which will be disseced each evening
in presence Of audience the whole being nerspersed
with numerous valuable hints upon the preservation Of
health, &c.
First Lecture FREE. Admission 10 the "a and Sd Lee
turee l2l cents each evening Lectures will commence at
:. O'clock j6 SIS
II Phrepology.-The fret Lecture Of the Course
for 1851 before the American PhrenOogica Society, will
be delivered by NELSON sIGER, in Clinton Hail. on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 8. Subject: Practical
Phrenology. Admitance, ore dime. Members may OBJ
tain their tickets free, al Isl Nassanst 10 81
to Mechanics' Institute Lectures.-The Sixth
Lecture IL the Course will be delivered az HOPE CHI APEL
100 Broadwsy Opposite the NewYork Hote) this MON
DAY EVENING, January 6, 1851. by HonAcE GREELEY
Subject" Success Failure in Life
Abundance % eents for gentleman and ladiee 50 cen
Members ard their families free.
Terms Of membershp-Sl Initiation fee and S2yeGly
'j Sia Chairman Gii Lecture SaSs1 Committee.
to Catholic Institute of Newly ork.-The
opening LECTURE ofhe Second Course OF Five Lectures
viii be delivered al the Snyyesan institute 62y broadway
g. 1851 The following is the order Of the Lectures
Jan. 81 w Cummings, ID. ofNew-York. Subject
Jan. Is Rev John p. Roddar, OF Quincy Mass. Sub.
lect-"The Papa Chair and the Professors Chair"
Jan A-Rcy. John Boyce, Of Worcester Mass. Sub
Jan. % IT James Glover Esq ofNew.York. Subject
Literature in the Fifteenth Century"
Feb. 5-Wiliam ID. Morsnge, Esq OF Albany, N. Y Sub
Catholic Art. the Influence Of Ar upon Society,"
to TICKETS admitting Lady and Gentleman TO the
course ~
Do. do single Lecture. 2
To be obtained the different Catholic Bookstores ofthe
officers or members Of the institute or OF the Secretary
T. c. FINNELL, NJ ID. SO Grand-st
The proceeds fihe DO applied to the House OF
Mercy IN Houslon-sL
N B.-fhe Lectures on each evening to commence at
O'clock. is ST.
" Death Penalty The New-York State Society
lo he Abolition Of Capital Punishment viii hold Public
Meeting THIS Monday EVENING, at O'Clock, In Con-
ss Several distinguished speakers have engaged TO adj
Dress the meeting. Czens feeling interest Ia the Ques-
eos o. see Death Penalty are requested 10 sItend 6 II
~ Az the East broadway Institute. IS3 T..
broadway.-Ihe Evening Course Of Lectures on Theo-
chsnics, Astronomy Ne 10 ba deiyersd hv Professor
FRASER. AN commences THIS EVENING al u o'clock
n -Oehuenen VINO wish TO improve their leisure
branches should avail themselves Of the opportunity now
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