The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05
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the most wonderful and SURPRISING
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Reader have YOU seen this wondcrt II not remember
Of which has never been the earth lie 70
KEvEK AGAIN TO BE SEEN IN NEW YORK
s sATSRbAY.. October October 3 !.
THIS GREAT TEXTILE II vS s a ss En- exhibition At
hours Of VAN and evening
ali his Psea%r.iss By Ssnssman
w., Arab keeper who also curiosity as specimen OF
Besides may also be seem the beautiful Aquaria with ito
mriaas of living fish and to which hav, just been added
moth Bear the What Is III Man Monkey Happy
fa'"' TW 70 s Gff's DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
at Band ~ O'Clock r. NJ.
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'4' , a"l VI y %oSphY NEXT, ScTonER Z 1851,
And that ne has had damataed expressly for his museum
the 'A' p0P pIGk iSpy GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
poinments new scenery by Mr. George eiIgc the
best scenic artists Of the age new properties new costumes
and full orchestra.
Previous the commencement of the play Mr. BARNUx
will deliver, both afternoon and evening, ORIGINAL
POLITICAL ADDRESS; also Introduce a NOVEL SUR
PRISE.
DRYANTs' MISUNDERSTANDING HALL ~
ID broadway above Grand street. Monday September 30
and every night during the week. First appearance of tho
Mons NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AI.ATERIsT.
The seventh son Of seventh sister.
The Sess sase an thai his aa a
ANTiFlBiOUsRHiN0GERIO
sovGfihlI.s!1IhfoMANruEux.
The Tnpanonion Raw Recruits, Dr. Tambety -
s. C. CAMPBELL EPH. HORN, NEIL AND DAN
BRYANT.
Doors open at 6 curtain rises at IA tickets 70 cents
DEMARKABLE EXHIBITION,
! IL Al No. $50 Broadway, opposite
| Bond street, Of
LIVING INDIAN IDOL
| Born without arms or legs.
| Only twenty-five inches high.
/ FROM SATURDAY, OCTOBER g. 1861,
! EVERY AFTERNOON
| From to 8 Z. NJ
lie the most singular living being presented bcfore
the American people, He IL thirty old and found
Of church belonging 10 the Indian tribe Of the
Panchmacos He has nothing repale In his appearance;
perfectly developed speaks nuently different Indian
] dialects nnl the Casiian language.
He worprei by the INDIANS ut the church where he
found III tho Interior department. Of the republic IL
SALVADOR Central America a supernatural being.
lie travels within small bird cage.
He Is accompanied by Indian cacifne, who Is himself
tory and all the interesting aneedo!es concerning this
] MOST EXTRAORDINARY BEING
/ every afternoon.
/ Admission Is cents