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CHAPTER XVIII. HANDBILLS, INSCRIPTIONS, ETC.

variety of scientific experiments to attract the spectator, and is well calculated for any and every exhibition of an extensive nature.

On the outside of the main building are magnificent Conservatories filled with every kind of exotic, and decorated with

FOUNTAINS AND JETS D’EAU,

Equalling in beauty the most celebrated Fountains of Versailles & St. Eldefonso.

Two Thousand Eight Hundred Persons HAVE PAID FOR ADMISSION DURING ONE DAY To view this extraordinary and incomparable work of art.

THE COLOSSEUM’S GRANDEUR

ENCOMPASSED THEM WITH WONDER—A SUBLIME

CREATIVE SPIRIT IN THIS WORLD OF MIRACLES.

It may be well to observe that continued success will be rendered certain by a change of scene, and the purchaser has only to call to his aid

THE MAGIC INFLUENCE OF STANFIELD’S PENCIL

To create a new sensation, and enlist thousands

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