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1.
Cincinnati Industrial Exposition[.] Form of application for space. Sixth Cincinnati Industrial Exposition 1875
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Cincinnati Industrial Exposition (6th : 1875)
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[Cincinnati : s.n., 1875]
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Tennessee Industrial Exposition. April 24th, 1871. May 8th, 1871. A grand industrial exposition of the mechanical, mineral and manufactured productions and arts of the state of Tennessee, will be held at Nashville, Tenn. ..
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Tennessee Industrial Exposition (1871 : Nashville, Tenn.)
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[Nashville, Tenn.] : Nashville Banner Print., [1871]
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Wonder of the world at Big Tree Cottage, Scollay's Building. A solid section of the California big tree! Measuring 46 ft. in circumference. Now on exhibition for a short time prior to shipment to Europe
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Jellerson & Ricker
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[Boston] : J.E. Farwell & Co., printers, 37 Congress Street, Boston., [1871]
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Wonder of the world at Big Tree Pavilion. Will be on exhibition for a short time a solid section of the California original big tree measuring 46 ft. in circumference. ..
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Jellerson & Ricker
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[New York] : Powers & Macgowan, printers, Sun Job Printing House, New York., [1871]
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Congregational Church, Terryville, Conn., Wednesday evening, Jan. 22, '68. Lecture by Dorence Atwater, on prison life at Andersonville. The collection of relics brought from Andersonville by Miss Clara Barton and Mr. Atwater, will be exhibited ..
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[New Haven] : J.H. Benhan & Son, steam job printers, Glebe Building, New Haven, Conn., [1868]
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Indian summer in Virginia, by Regis Gignoux. This picture will be on exhibition in Boston, at Williams & Everett's, 234 Washington Street, but a short time, and then will be forwarded to England, for the great exhibition. : Indian summer, as revealed through Gignoux's picture,
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Gray, Harry
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[Boston : s.n., 1862?]
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Everybody should see the most gorgeous and imposing spectacle ever produced in America. The Elephant of Siam presented with new and magnificent scenery, dresses and appointments, and introducing the acting elephant, Lalla Rookh! and 300 performers, at Dan Rice's great show ..
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[Philadelphia] : U.S. Steam-Power and Job Printing Office, Ledger Buildings, Philada., [1860?]
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Pleasing & instructive! Science, amusement, and music. Grand dioramic views of astronomy, phrenology, history, &c. Mr. E. Potter, takes pleasure in announcing to the inhabitants of [blank] and vicinity, one of his pleasing and instructive entertainments! On [blank] evening [blank] in the [blank] ..
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[New Haven] : Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor, steam book and job printers, 78 and 80 State Street, New Haven, Conn., [1860 or 1861]
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Grand illustrated lecture. Exhibition of paintings. On [blank] evening, [blank] 1859. In [blank] at [blank] Prof. W.F. Johnson, (colored gentleman,) of the New-York Institute for the Blind, respectfully informs the ladies and gentlemen of this vicinity that he will, by aid of the camera obscura, exhibit a number of pictures of a miscellaneous character--delineations from Uncle Tom's cabin, comprising diagrams representing Southern slave life as it really exists ..
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[Providence] : M.B. Young's printing rooms, 33 Westminster St. Prov., [1859]
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Home amusement. Something that can be taken up or laid aside in a moment, and that never fails to afford the most lively pleasure. ... Such, are the effects of Mr. Wood's original and novel system of landscape drawing from nature, by which, a most beautiful and exquisitely finished picture may be completed in two or three hours..
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Wood, Mr
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[Worcester, Mass. : s.n., 1859]
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A.D. Gilkerson, with A. Hawks & Son has procured a slice of the Atlantic cable! And would call especial attention of all the curious to call and see the greatest wonder of the world. ..
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Gilkerson, A. D.
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[Goshen, Ind.] : Times Print--Goshen, Indiana., [1858]
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Grand dioramic exhibition! Prof. C.W. Hewes, of Albany, will give a dioramic exhibition of more than two hundred oil paintings on glass, at [blank] on [blank]. These views are exhibited by a powerful magic lantern, and embrace the following subjects ..
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[Albany? : s.n., 1858?]
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Grand exhibition at the Universalist Church. S.B. Heald, having returned to his native town to attend the centennial celebration, has taken great pains to secure photographs of many places of general interest in town ... He will therefore exhibit the same at the Universalist Church, charging but a small fee, that all may witness, only wishing to be remunerated for his outlay. The articles in part are enumerated below. ..
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[Temple, N.H.? : s.n., 1858]
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Novel and mysterious! Positively one night only of Professor Harrington the favorite ventriloquist; whose extraordinary and elegant exhibitions have been witnessed by thousands ... The performance will commence at [blank] on [blank] ..
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[Boston] : Hooton Printing Establishment, F.A. Searle proprietor, 4 Howard St., Boston., [1858?]
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The Greatest mechanical wonder of the age. The celebrated automaton clarionet player! A great scientific, mechanical & musical novelty. Herr Van Oeckelen will give three entertainments at Horticultural Hall, on Monday and Tuesday, May 5th and 6th [1856]. ..
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[Boston] : Alfred Mudge & Son, printers, 21 School Street, Boston., [1856]
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Magnificent dissolving views! From the Royal Polytechnic Institutes, London and Paris, and from the American Museum, N.Y. Notice! In consequence of numerous impositions having been practised upon the public by contemptible exhibitions and puppet shows, the proprietor deems it necessary to state that the following are the finest, the most extensive, and in fact, the only perfect collection in this country. We, the subscribers, having witnessed the exhibition of J.R. World's dissolving views, illustrating some of the most interesting scriptural representations and scenery, do hereby take pleasure in recommending them to the favorable notice of the public. ... Mr. World has in his possession a number of testimonials from clergymen of various denominations, and other distingusihed individuals. [blank] will exhibit in the [blank] on [blank] evening [blank], 1856. On which occasion will be displayed the following representations of thrilling interest ..
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[New York] : Farwell, Purcell & Co., printers, 3, 12 & 14 Spruce Street New-York., [1856]
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Mercantile Hall, Summer Street. The celebrated automaton clarionet player; a great scientific, mechanical & musical novelty. Herr Van Oeckelen begs leave to announce to the inhabitants of Boston and vicinity that he has engaged the hall of the Mercantile Library Association in Summer Street, where he is now exhibiting for a short time his celebrated automaton clarionet player. ..
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[Boston] : Alfred Mudge & Son, printers, 21 School Street, Boston., [1856]
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Opinions of the press concerning a beautiful collection of medals and coins, also books on coins, exhibited during the month of May, 1856, at the rooms of the Mercantile Library Association, Boston, by Prof. Dan. E. Groux. ..
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[Boston : s.n., 1856]
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This Tuesday evening, Aug. 29, at City Hall, Worcester. Extra attraction!! In connection with Chappell's great kinetoscope of Cuba, will be given a grand vocal and instrumental concert! And amusing entertainment, by the renowned Signor Morrillo, assisted by two talented, vocal, and instrumental performers, who will appear in their favorite, pleasing and chaste characters, songs, &c.
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[Worcester, Mass. : s.n., 1854]
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Dissolving views! with Drummond lights!! Mr. J.F. Legate, has the honor of announcing to the ladies and gentlemen of [blank] and vicinity, that he will give one of his pleasing and instructive entertainments, at [blank] Hall, [blank] evening, [blank] 1853. ..
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[United States : s.n., 1853]
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Dissolving views! with Drummond lights. Mr. J.S. Phillips has the honor of announcing to the ladies and gentlemen of [blank] and vicinity, that he will give one of his pleasing and instructive entertainments, at [blank] Hall, this evening, [blank] 1852
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[United States : s.n., 1852]
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Kind friends, we are with you! Exhibition. Johnson's moving panorama of The drunkard! showing the beauties of temperance, & evils of intemperance, and concert!! by the popular and talented New England songsters. Will be in [blank] on [blank] eve. [blank], 1852, at the [blank] one night only[.] This panorama is the most thrilling, mirthful, sad, moral, and instructive painting, ever exhibited. Painted in oil, by one of the best artists in the country. A vocal concert will be given in connection with the panorama, by the best band of vocalists, New England has ever produced, composed of Mr. Fuller, Mr. Wellington, and Mr. Martin. During the evening, they will sing 12 of their most popular songs. ..
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[New London, Conn.] : D.S. Ruddock, fast power press printer, New London, Ct., 1852]
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Last week! The painting positively leaves for Springfield on the 28th. At Horticultural Hall! The European tour, is pronounced by the most eminient citizens and critics of Worcester as the very best ever exhibited here. The celebrated panorama of a continental tour through Paris to Rome over the Alps. ... The artist, Mr. S.P. Hine, attends each exhibition of this great production, and renders a faithful narrative of the scenes which his gifted pencil has so beautifully portrayed ..
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[Boston] : "Bee" Job Press--7 State Street, Boston., [1852]
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At [blank] Hall, on [blank] Hathaway's panorama of the life of Christ! This is the first and only complete, and finished panorama of the life of Christ! in the world! ..
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[New Bedford, Mass.] : Press of Benjamin Lindsey, no. 6 North Water Street, N. Bedford., [1851]
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Excursion to the great fair at Lowell. The Middlesex Mechanics' Association hold their fair at Lowell, to continue a few weeks. This fair is designed to be one of the most extensive and interesting ever held in the state. Mr. J. Perham has arranged with the Boston and Maine, and Lowell and Lawrence R. Roads to transport passengers from the several stations on said roads to Lowell on Wednesday Sept. 24th, 1851. Fare to Lowell and back, including admission to the fair and exhibition of the seven mile mirror, as follows ..
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[Lowell, Mass.] : J.T. Chesley, Vox Office, Lowell, Mass., [1851]
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