Laear lrsELy. Is NEARLY DAeuERREo7rpED.
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LlQHx I1skLr, Is NEARLY DA6UERREo7YPED.
-Jnk's Grand SoIarium is now the " Won
der Of the .age,o all clher scenes heretofore
produced by The greatest Artists Of Ancien'
and Modern times. where Light and Colors
are used. are at last eclipsed by the astonish-
ing powers Of the new invented Apparatus Of
Mr. jerks, s,-for producing Celestial Scenery
SO often imagined to be peculiar to the Realms
Of Pmadise


Well may Mr.. ]. be proud Of his Mechani-
cal ingenuity in thus bringing forward an in
strument for producing the most gorgeous
colors imaginable. e.--and, apparently, s'too rich
and chaste for mortal eyes to look upon.' /
must stop here, for il is useless to attempt to
convey any idea Of the richness and spendour
Of the " Reuolving Celestial Prisms, and C,us-
talline Rocks Of PGadise-thus appropriately
named in the programme Of this beautiful Ex-
hibition.


Those who have seen it Once,-see it t,Oice,
and are not satisfied at seeing it again and
again, and it will be astonishing if everybody
does not take this opportunity Of filing heireyes
with such Celestial beauties, that never will be
erased from their minds, and at the same time,
coming to some idea Of the Heavenly beauties
that may be enjoyed by departed spirits in
other worlds.


1t is now located at the corner Of A street
and Pennsylvania Avenue, and | understand,
will be in operation every clear day, until the
30th inst, by the inventor himself, Mr.. jerks.


VISITORS.