The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

0g- THE MEsMERIC EXPERIMENTS AT THE
American Museum are exciting great deal OF interest,
their sceptcsm aside aud confess there
OF reality than humbug about it. They repeated to-
day at O'Clock, and this evening at and the humor
GUS Dr. Valentine, the wonderful Mr. Neilis, &c. &c..
give their interesting performances at the time.
day, and proves universal iavorte Now that the great
fair Of the American Institute 10 drawing to close those
who have articles deposited there will remove them di.
exhibition of them there will be the cheapest and most
Efficient mode of advertising that can be adopted
n3- THE WHISPERED CHILD AT PEALE's New
ing any thing before presented the public Mons
Adrian the great magician mechanical figures; mystic
rous child and comic singing by Mr. Collins this and
every evening during this week. The Mammoth Bones
cannot possibly after Monday next they to
be sent 10 Europe; should see them Perform
ance commences at O'Clock. Admittance to the whole
only shilling.
G3- SHAM FIGHr.-This fight will take place
the psttle ground White Plains, Saturday the 9sh
day OF October inssnt General Storms rsade. and
other military corps will be the ground Great sport
is expected
Persons wishing to have pleasant excursion the
country and who wish to the fight can be accommo
dated sy the Railroad Company number OF Cars VIII
be in readiness to convey passengers from their Depot
opposite the Park TO Williams Brisge distance OF about
fifteen miles. On their arrival at williams Bridge,
stages will be in readiness to carry passengers TO the
This will not only be pleasant excursion. but
cheap one, Fare to Williams Bridge only IS The mill.
tary at reduced price.
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Iy- PUBLISHED THIS DAY, WITHOUT ABRIDG
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part one The seres OF Paris, by Eugene Sue, trans
lated from the French The second which will compiets
the work. will be published next week. For sale by
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