The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

no TWO GRAND AND INTERESTING PER
formances daily at the American Museum at and z!
O'Clock, by Dr. Valentine MIR. Cole, Mr.. Nellis the mar
without arms Gen. Tom Thumb, MIR. Sherman, the
wonderful Dog Billy, SC sc. The Fair at Niblos is
the feSpesusl Fair al this Museum does not prove Of
still greater benefit to business men, as their goods
specimens and inventions, exhibit ed the whole year
thousands OF persons from all parts city and coun
try. How, then do our business friends better
avor than to recommend them TO remove their articles
already prepared to this Perpetual FAIR at the close OF
the holding at Nibo's Garden. Try it, for the
expenses are but triAng.
90 THIS BEING THE LAST DAY OF THE IN
dans at Peales New York Museum the Manager has de
termned to give splendid peroI nance this afternoon al
have ed their dances entirely and splendid
dresses expressly Tor the occasion Miss Adair the vo
Fletcher the comic singer, also engaged together
with the Mammoth Bones, Caspar Hauser Fudge Mer
m aid and the 600 curostiesall Tor one shilling
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