The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26
YaE LECTURE SEASON

DR. WIETING, AT THE MARINERS NJ. E. CHURCH,
~ Cherry, near Clinton street. will give free lecture
Monday evening, Feb rs at ~ O'Clock Introductory
to of his popular and useful lectures anatomy
physiology and the means oil preserving and restoring
health; TO be illustrated with his large and magnificent
collection Of manikns Skeletons models paintings &C.
II ECTURE-BY REQUEST OF THE UNDERSIGNED
IL gentlemen, Captain Coggey will lecture at the Ia.
bernacle Monday evening, Feb. %, 1853 Subject
The Rise and Progress of the American Republic and
her Influence amongst the Nations of the Earth Jacob
Horace Greeley, N B. Blunt A. d. Hall, Daniel Delavan,
Nicholas seagrist, D. T. Valentine, Henry Storms G. T.
Towle, Aldermen Thomas Wheelan, p Broaden, I.
OBrien, W. Cornell John Doherty James Bard, S. P.
McGown, and several hundred Others, whose names
published in the large bills Committee of Arrangements
Alderman W. J. Brisey, Daniel Forbes Esq, Governor
Daley James Dunn. ESD, Alderman Wells, H. H. Mo-
l. v. Fowler Major John Crawiey G Childs ESD, Hon
John Gckeon, General Henry storms George Harrison,
Esd, Lieut.. John Kelly, Adjntant Connolly, William
Powers Esq, S. Kpp Esq, Joseph Harrison, Esq, H.
Donald Esq, James Moore, Esq. Alderman W. j. Bris
ley, Chairman D Forbes, Esq, Secretary The mem
Council of the City of New York have received and
copied invitation to attend Tickets rs cents be
obtained Of the members Of the committee at the door
the evening of the lecture. Doors open ut o'clock
Lecture to commence at O'Clock precisely.
r ECTURE-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, HAVING ONE
IL which has been highly praised would like to deliver
it in the course of some Association.
JOHN P. HARRISON 65 Franklin street
r EcIUREs ON PHRENoLoaY IN CLINTON HALL
IL Mr.. L. N. FOWLER will commence
evenings thus Feb. 2sth March LIST, 3D. 3d. Attn and
5th The first two lectures free Tickets for the remain
ing lectures only l2 cents-to be had at l3l Nassau
at 131 Nassau street.
TT,HE LAST BUT ONE OF PROFESSOR WILLIAMS
popular entertainments, this evening" at TX O'clock
Blocker Buildings. corner of Blocker and Morton
streets. New misunderstanding experiments. Next
Wednesday evening" lecture &C., for the benefit Of the
poor.
CCIENTIFIC LBCTUREs-A CARD NEW YORK, FEB
- Is, 1s63-From the high reputation which Dr. Boyn-
kindred sciences and the interest with which he Invests
the subject by the of paintings Diagrams and appa
ratus the undersigned respectfully invite him to deliver
in this CITY, course of illustrated lectures at such time
1. Bradish, ]. A. westervelt, stephen Tying,
Horace Webster, +. C. Benedict, Asa D. Smith,
G. D. Abbott, John G. Cheesman, Isaac Ferris,
Jas. Rcnwck, Henry N. Hudson, Edmund s. James,
John w. Draper, Spencer Fl Cone, William Adams
John W. Francis, Thos De Witt NJ $. Hutton
James Harper, Ed Y. Higbee, E. H. Chaplin.
John j. Owen.
respectfully announces that in compliance with the above
imitation he will give his of eight illustrated lec
NATURAL HISTORY OF CREATION,
at Metropolitan Hall, commencing Thursday evening
March 3 to continue on the evenings OF March Z
10, IL and ID.
The course will be illustrated by series of splendid
ton in the mineral, vegetable and animal kingdoms.
These paintings two thousand feet of canvas and
are valued at overs
TWENTY. EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS!
During the course series Of and startling expert
ments in electricity electro magnetism and gavanspi,
will be given with immense iron galvanc battery--the
only of the kind made These experiments have
been received with enthusiastic applause wherever they
have been given.
Tickets Is cents tickets to the course 81 for sale at
D. Appeton c. g. Francis and Mt the door. Doors open
at ca, lecture to commence at ~ O'Clock.