Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23

TbS grand collection of animals which Is to mike
its Fee into Ltch6eld, on Saturday June LIST, will
trhiSh one of the most interesting exhibitions of
its kind ever seen here, and win undoubtedly ate
tract large numbers Of visitors, from this and the
neghbOring towns. Tha following ,lates from a
correspondent ofthe Boston Post will give our read
'ersvOme idva"Ot what they may expect ffomG.vis-
! = ~ NrwA Oar, ,uls stAns4s.
Ienvy yoIf good eitiztqs, and wish SeDuld be
with you and them to paTtake Of the rich banquet
(which is spEedily to be &pread before then. They
SFe to enjeySll that 10 enjoyable and, whilst
they offer their respects and Inequalities to the
President of the United States and his Cabinet,
other "lions" and " lionesses," will be among
them.
III MesWs. Raymond sc yyths celebrated mana
lion! will speeda be arlon yoa, I'LL Their cara
van Of elephants, lions. TIGERS eopards, panthers,
kebrag, hyenas bears, cangaroos and other animals
comb a lfesh and full representation of the
whole geological kingdom and will present to your
citizens exhibition that has not been equalled
since the days of Nebuchadnezzar: or since those
times when Danielw was in the den of the lion, and
Sampson earriA away thegates b CAB.
z SMeasrs Rafmsnd \ EeS AYE deneted lin one
vast caravan all the extolic animals that now in
the UNION, anu exhibit tnenu unOeE canopy OF
canvass. That they have strong team no one
will deny whenI inform you that they possess tour
elephants of the largest size, and harness them to
a car, thus presenting team that was not surpas-
sed in strength by that which might, and might
not, have drawn Jupiter Ammon through the
'rfg il rs s1ss
es the best school of natural history that has
been presshteda at6 tlfesAmerican people and,
whilstit exhibited here attracted the attention
of multtudes, and was visited by, upwards Of five
precedent; and those who visited it were Of all
classes of socety--7of all professions. from the
reverend clergy, down to the humblest members Of
Herr Dresbach ,the famous lord Il the brute Gre
atious orhpaniss theSM enageEie, andispays the
wonderful and magical power that man may pos
and maintain over the wild beasts ofthe forest.
The Herr enters the dens of the lions aud tigers,
and leopards, and conimunes as freely with them,
and with as much ease and grace as b exhibted by
D'Orsay at Almack's. Nor is this ala He takes
them out of their dens, to the entire of the ere,a,
where he fondles and plays with thens and COM
pels them to perform thousand fantastic and anna
sing antics, to the infinite qualification Of the be-
holder. iyT&9 Es12s : Esd 1of
Those who witness the perfect mastery that this
Herr has acquired over the Abrute world will 1t
to regard the stories Of Egyptian sorcery
and look upon such things as the simplest aproba-
bilities and possibilities 81 ~ "
That Messrs. Raymond q Co. will be gratifed
and benefited by their visit very sure will be
established constitutional fact, not an sobso-
ete idea :: and, being well assured Of this, COM
mend the managerie of Messrsi Raymond & Co. to
the attention of the Boston public. 81 3s1D
7'd'o - JOHN SMITH, JR.sof Arkansas. ao-I