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THE MOST STUPENDOUS EXHIBITION ON
EARTH comprising the largest, most novel, most varied, most
interesting, and most comprehensive EXPOSITION OF MORAL AND
INSTRUCTIVE AMUSEMENTS ever brought together in any country,
presenting to the public.
Three Distinct Entertainments,
in three different tents, for one single price of admission,
is
now on its triumphal tour through the country, and will devote
the whole of the present season to the NEW ENGLAND STATES. This
Great Exposition of the Wonders of all Nations comprises 500 Men
and Horses; Living Wild Animals and Strange Reptiles in
infinite variety; 100,000 Curiosities, animate and inanimate,
including Giants, Dwarfs, and other human phenomena: moving
Automation Figures, Egyptian Mummies, Wax Statuary, and other
objects of interest, that it would require columns to enumerate;
and DAN COSTELLO"S MAGNIFICENT CIRCUS, with fifty talented
performers from all parts of the world and a unapproachable
collection of performing Horses and Ponies, the whole brought
together at an expenditure of over Half a Million Dollars, and
all exhibited for a single tour this monster establishment has
archived a success without parallel, and although Its three
enormous tents have been enlarged again and again, in the large
cities thousands have been turned away at each entertainment for
want of room, The STRICTLY MORAL CHARACTER of all the
entertainments and the care taken to render the Exhibition in
all its departments entirely free from any features which could
be deemed objectionable to the religions portion of the
community, have received a cheerful re- cognition from the public
and the press, and have contributed in a great measure to the
unbounded popularity of the establishment, All the leading New
York papers, and the most respectable and influential journals
wherever it has been, have united in pro- nouncing BARNUM'S NEW
SHOW the most gigantic, meritorions, unique, refined, and
attractive Exhibition extant. Its progress through the Eastern
States will be duly announced through the local papers and by
Lavish use of illustrated advertisements, large and small which
will afford particulars in all their detail.
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