Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
100000 Gifts for the People!
THE WORLD. RENOWNED
Seven-Mile Mirror.

Seven-Mile Mirror.
OF the Lakes, Niagsrs Falls. 81. Lawrence An
sagusnsy Rivers.
NOW EXHIBITING ATTHE
CHINESE Assembly Rooms $50 BRoADwAY,N.Y
In connection with its exhibitions, the PIoprie,
tor, JOSIAH PERHAM, intends selling
100000 TICKETS ONLY At 81 EACH.
Each Ticket admitting four persons to any ex.
hibition, and emitting the Holder 10 One Share
Of the 100000 gifts following.
The whole Of the Magnificent series Of Point
ings, known as The SEVEN NILE MIRROR,
valued at $4,000. II having realized double
that sum BY it's exhibitions. A farm inBurling.
ton county, New Jersey, containing 100 acres,
in rich slate Of cultivation, with Dwelling,
Barn, and other necessary outhouses, fronting
on the Delaware River. l mile from Beverly,
and 10 miles from Philodelphia; access u II
every hour in the day, either b, Railroad OF
Steamboat, and also cOntaininga Peach Or.
chsrd Of 1900 Trees, 0u which Thousands OF
buihels of Peaches have been raised this year.
valued at So, ZOO. Any information about the
farm can be given by jas H. Farrand, Assembly
Buildings, Philn. The celebrated TRCTTiNG
HORSE, TELEGRAPH, who can Trot nile
in $50. with two persons IN q Wagon. To &C
seen at the Franklin House. Philadelphia, val
ucd al 1900. 8 Pianos, worth 500 dollars each,
$500, s do worth 900 each. 800. Specimens
of the Pianos can be seen at the Music and Pi-
ano Store of II. Waters, 1913 Broadway. 10
Gold Watches, worth Slc0 each. 900. AZ
do worth $50 each, 1900. 100 Gold Pens and
cases, worth So each, 800. 1000 do Pencils,
worth SO each. 5000. 100 orders for Hats. ION
Crn;n. celebrated Broadway Halter, 400. 5000
Gold Pens. 81 each, 5000. 10000 Engravings,
valued at 25 cents each, 10000. 63,7S9 Hand
Books, Describing the Seven Mile Mirror, 6,C9g
100000 Gifts, valued at 90, ,58A.
In order 10 secure perfectly fair and sa,isfac.
tory partition Of the Property, Mr.. Perham pro.
poses that the share holders shall meet togcth.
er in soma suitable place in the city Of N. Y,
on Monday evening. Nov. 1ith. (Or sooner il
| all Il Z Tickets are sold, due notice OfwLch
| W ill be givep,) and select Il committee, undel
whose supervision the distribution will take
place. This committee will be subject to tn,
instructions of the Share Holders, and will
distribute the gifts among them in such way
either by lot or Otherwse-as the Share Hold
ers may determine upon.
O. Tickets for sale al the Chinese Assembl,
Rooms, $40 Broadway; at the Music Publish
ing House and Piano Store OF Horace Walters
900 DIoau"ay' anu NJ the P""o.P"' .o'S.S az.
Music Stores. Also, at the Assembly Build
ings, Philadelphia, at the Maryland institute
Baltimore; National Hotel, Washington, ant
Adams House, Boston.
Exhibitions every afternoon and evening, 4
8 and II O clock.
Tickets for single admission, 25 els. chill
dren, half price.
All orders for tickets, by letter, should be al
dressed TO one Of the following persons: Josial
Perhain, Chinese. Assembly Rooms, 539 Broad
way, N. ", james II. Fanand, Assembl
Buildings, Philadelphia, Pa, John s. Ssiby
Maryland Institute, baltimore, Md.