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 7?W0 NIGHTS ONLYii^iit 
 
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 I^The public are respectfully informed that these will most positively be 
 Artemus Ward's only nights in Hamilton, prior to his departure for 
 England, where arrangements are alreadj; being perfected for his early appear- 
 ance at Egyptian Hall, London. 
 
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 ASTEMirS WARD'S 
 
 MORMON ENT^iRTAINMENT, 
 
 WITH some) .1., 
 
 CHEERFUL NEW STORIES 
 
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 ESTTIUBLY NEW SCENIC ILLUSTRATIONS- 
 
 THE Festivities will bo commenced l>y tW*Pi&nist, a gentleman who used to board in 
 the same street with Mr. Gotschalk. The man who kept the boarding-house re- 
 members it distinctly. The overture will consist of a medley of airs, including the 
 touching new ballads, " Dear Sister, is there Any Pie in the House ?" — " My Gentle 
 Father, have you Any Fine-Cut about you ?" — " Mother, is the Battle o*er, and is it 
 Safe for me to Come Home from Canada ?" and [by request of many families who haven't 
 heard it] "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are Marching!" While the enraptured 
 ear drinks in this swoet music [we pay our pianist niii e dollars a week, and "find him,"] 
 the eye will bo enchained by the magnificent green baize covering of the Panorama 
 This green baize cost 4U cents a jaid. We ihall keep up with the times, if wo spe; 
 the la'it dollar our friends have got. 
 
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 Appearance of Artemus Ward, wlio will bo greeted with a-v 
 t3f Till- Ushers are particularly requested to attend to this.,,^ When quiet h' 
 "restored, the Lecturer will present a ratlioi irisUy prologue, of about ten mi 
 in length and of nearly the same widili. It perimps isn't necessary to sp 
 of the dep.h, 
 
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 The Pictures Commence Here, the first one being^ a view of the Californin 
 
 Steamship. Le — " '' "' .1 , ^ ■ 
 
 that Aktemvs 
 
 cominl^ back, oiajf »«aj' iui j-uam, Ji ^uu wuui 10: II was very toncliinr. 
 ranama,— A glance at Mexico. — The health of Maximilian.— The angry Pacific, 
 (iiioer scenes on shipboad. — The Storm at Sea, with the best thmvder in town. 
 
 jiiurcB v/uiuiutsuue xiere, iiiu iirsi one Deing^ a view of the California 
 
 Large crowd of citizens on the wharf, who appear to be eritirely willing 
 
 US Ward shall go. " Bless you. Sir ! " they say. " Don't hurry about 
 
 c. Stay away lor years, if you want to ! " It was very touchinp.—At 
 
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 The Broadway of the Pacific : Msatgomcry Street, San Francisco.—' 
 (Bricks.— Streot Scenes..—" The Orphan Hackman, or The Mule Djiver's Step 
 — ^I'he Chinese Theatre^. — Sixteen square-yards of a Chinese Comic Song. 
 
 The Gold 
 Father." 
 
 Virginia Oity, Nevada.— The thrifty young metropolis of the new Silver State.— 
 They shoot a great deal, here ; though not much more than they do this way, aftw all. 
 It is unsafe now to give even the quietest young man a pistol. The ckinces are tJiat he 
 will shoot his grandfather before night. 
 
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 TSie Gri»t*lMsert at Night.— It *re*«jjr W*ite erf sand. The SMid isn't worth 
 saving, however.— Verses on the lamented Qocrge Glov&r, stage-driver.- Indians oc- 
 cupy yonder mountains.— Little Injuns seen fn the distance trundling theix war-wheops. 
 
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 A Bird's-eye View of Great Salt Lake City, with some entirely senou» 
 descriptive talk. x 
 
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 Main Street, East Side. — The Salt Lake Honse. <&e. 
 7" fact, the Main Law is rigidly enforced in Utah . 
 
 It is a temperance Hotol.\ 
 
 She^a the mnqt cfistres^ful coantrV that ovor yet kaa bin. 
 They're imprlsoiiiu' men aad womeu there fur eellin' of the gin. 
 
 The Mormon Theatre.— Romeo and-ffTIhot, with ten Juliets. — It is confusing to 
 Romeo, and when Juliet asks, "Wherefore art thou, Someo? " Roray answers, that 
 he don't know, scurcely, whereabouts he's gone to. 
 
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 Main Street, West Side,— The Council House of the Territorial Legisiatnre. — 
 n't think of anything funny to say about this. In faci, legislatures, never are- funny 
 
 liasbanTr. Fotftlrther pa'ticulars, calTOTi fh* Leljlurer at'Me'cnanTcs'TTall. on Tueii^ay 8f 
 Wednesday Evenings, Nov. 7 and 8. This pajragrajkh is intended to unite business with 
 .Ainnsemeut. 
 
 trngbaiSr^F^tirtBe^OTticulars', call <ih tlii LeijJurer atTMecKanics'TTall. on ' 
 
 Wednesday i" 
 
 .amusement. 
 
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 Heber C. Kimball's Harem.— We have only to repeat here the pleasant remarks 
 Above in regard to Brigham. 
 
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 intermission of five minutes will occur here, so the Lecturer can go across 
 see a man." The Pianist, however, will meanwhile practice some new 
 
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 Lbamacle. — The Great Mormon Meeting House, where the Elders and 
 lislead the congregation, and Mrs. Smith leads the choir 
 
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 The Temple as it is : Not much of a picture, though the audience can have a 
 carte de visile of it if they insist on it. 
 
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 The Temple as it is to be : A daylight and night view . It is hoped this picture 
 is worth seeing. 
 
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 The Great Salt Lake : It is also hoped that this picture is worth seeing. 
 
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 The Endowm.ent House.— The Mormon is initiated into the mysteries of his faith 
 here, which is pretty much all we know ahout it. 
 
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 Echo Canon. — A sick-looking picture beside that of Mr. Bierstadt, but perhaps it 
 will do. It was the best they had in the store. 
 
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 The Desert, again.— A more cheej^^BR?. — T!ie Plains of Colorado. — The RocTcy 
 Mountains *' might nave been seen" in f^^Pstince, if the artist had painted 'em. But 
 
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 he is prejudiced against mountains, becausMiis uncle once got lost on one 
 
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 Brigham Young at Borne. — The last Picture . 
 Now go home, or the lights will be put out. 
 
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 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. 
 
 From the Sheboygan [Wisconsin] Bugle of Liberty. 
 Artemus Ward. — This great lecturer called on us to-day and ordered quite a lot of 
 Job Printing. We consider him one of the greatest lecturers in this country. 
 
 From the Skovohegan [Maine] Clarion. 
 
 * * * Although his style is different from Washington Irving's, we cannot be 
 blind to l^e fact that Mr. Irving's style is different from his. 
 
 «'" From the Rahway GazetU 
 
 * * * Not a dry eye in the audience. Many could have borrowed money of 
 him on the spot. 
 
 From the Hoboken Expoundtr. 
 No family should be without him. 
 
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 From the Keokuk [Iowa] Banntr. 
 We don't know when we have been more so. 
 
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 THE F0LL0WIN6 LIBERAL SCALE OF PRICES HAS BEEN ADOPTED : 
 
 ADMISSIOIM - 25 Cts. ; RESERVED SEATS - 60 Cts. 
 
 Doors Open mt 7 o' clock ; Commencing «l 8 •WocJe. 
 
 *,*Mri. Carleton, Publisher, 413 Broadway. N.T., has in Press Arteatus Ward's 
 New Book of Travels, with numerous Comie Illustrations hjr Mr. E. F. Mdllen. 
 
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