The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29

Embracing by far Tie largest troupe cUcr organ
ized in he worid consisting of $50 MgN ASD
lloRsEs. and requiring 40 corri0ges 10 conpcy
tie performers, Music, &c, wiH perform al
Lancaster, Wednesday, October II, Is4s.
TENllIS Establishment will be distinguished by
! IL the maguilicencc its travelling ParHpher-
llaia. and the beauty and extent of the Stud Of
Horses! The Procession will be preceded by two
Splendid Chnriots, built with all the gnrgeuns
magntcence of which modern art i, capable. and
at AN expenditure hitherto uneqmller. Innddi
Tim to their Mammouth Company of Eqncslrinns
and Anrnale. the Proprietors offer the present
season, n series OF Novel aud Magnificent Enter
tnlumeniS, surprising anything ever presented Ia
the American public
/ The first new feature of this Magnificent and
Extensive Company, isu Troupe OF
REAL BEDUUIN ARA S!
nine in number. whose performance has been the
wonder aud delight Of all who have Witnessed
thcir'unapproacImble acts. The public may be
assured that this is no counterfeit prcsentment,
but the real uncivilized Sons of the Desert.
The names by which the members ofthis aston
isIng troupe are known among themselves are
/ MuSTAPH. The Athlete or Flying Man.
! MALEK. .-.. The Tanner of Wild Horses.
/ HAMET. ... The Man of Good Counses.
! MAHOMET. The Strong
/ ZAZRAC... The leader in deeds Of war.
! MAHMOCD. The Favoritc
ALLA...... The Evcrenduring.
( ZAZRAC.... The SOrcerer.
The great team Of Camels will be managed and
driven by two native Arabs from the Desert
MAHONIED and AFFTMAN
! The next Grand Feature is the
( Great Egyptian Dragon Chariot
drawn by twelve trained SYRIAN CAMELS,
two are the sacred Albin0 or White CameIs the
only ones ever imported. These were procured
with great difficulty, aud at an immense cost, the
more 81 ms this species are deemed the Sacred
Can"Is. the gilt ul Allah To the true disciples of
Mnhrmel; they are never allowed to be used for
DurhenUr Us food, and in no instance before was
one allowed ~ leave tic country. This Monster
Chariot will convey the full New York Brass Band
attached to The company.
| Another sight Of great interest which will form
II part Of the Procession. is the QUEEN MAB'S
FAIRY CHARIOT, dra w by ten Diminulive
Shetland Ponies. driven in hand. by the Dwarf
MAJOR STEVENS, ia conveyance Of ten Juve,
nile Eque,lliuns.
/ S, me description of the acts and astonishing
reriolmuncrs oi these strange Arab people is nee
esSaly III detail. in iho performance Ol which is
flying leaps and double snmcrses. Among other
surprising leafs, they leap over horses. through
balloons and ever CHuvass elevated 10 leet high
springng from solid stone battout, will discharge
muSkcts, seize daqgels and pick up various other
objects while in actual REVOLUTION Also.
Iormitg Pyramids OF human figures, Mahomet
carrying around the nrela six ol The Arab family
I on his hrll-a weight Of OVER ELEVEN Hun
DRIED POUNDS; and uumer0ns other surprising
feat, which from lhrir novelty forbid all descrip-
ton.
MrW. II. KEMP, the celebrated CLOWN
from Astey's Dury Lane Amphilhentre, who
las won the soubriquet Of the modern G,inaldi,
! Also,
/ EIGHT LADIES!
| The Misses WELLS. theer in number Mrs.
JOHNSON, Ms, WELLS. Miss JOHNSON, LA
! Petite EqnestIirur; Miss WELLS, DunseUse and
/ EIncslrienc. Great Equestriansm, by Miss
/ WELLS.
| Splendid performance of the three celebrated
| Dmnutlve shetland Ponics.viz. ROUGH AND
READY, BLACK HAWK. and BOSpHORUo,
W, II. KEMP, will perform his feat Of WALK
ING ON CRU1 CHES, NINE FEET HIGH!
Mr.. q. w. SARGEANT. will appear in one Of
his GREAT CHANGEABLE ACTS.
MIR. c. W. JOHNSON, tue great two and Ioul
horse Rider:
Miss JOHNSON. La Petite Spire. is the youn
gest aud smallest female Equestrian living.
Mr.. NIXON, and his two sons, William and
George, will perform variety Of POSTURlNG
aud GYMNASTICS.
Mr. KEMP'S PANTOMlNEof of the IIARLE-
GUMS FROLlCS, or Mistakes ola Night.
Locomotive GAS,
This exhibition will be lighted up MS bright as
noon.day, by the best of light, by upwards Of l5C
l burners.
Doors openat2 q r. NJ, and at j in the evening
/ Performance 10 commence AT 8, =. NJ. and AT n
in the evening Admission, Boxes, 25 cents
Children under9 9 years, halt price.
lEyThe Grnnd Procession and Spectacle Gu
ering towns On days OF exhibition, will take place
between the hours ollO and II, A. NJ =, ou days oil
performance.
c. GRlSWOLD, Advertiser.
September 30, 1913.
VycSIcrm Bulletin, No. 8.