Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-22


In announcing to the citizens Of this place and
the adjacent yicinities the approaching Perlorman-
,es of this immense aud unriyalled company, the
proprietors feel peculiar satisfaction in referring
not only TO the universal strength, but also to the
brilliant talent as we'll as the unapproachabe ski!
and grace which they have been enabled by extra
labor and expense (and after years spent in the en-
,srprisel 10 concentrate in one establishment Ar
tizsns without number, and certainly without regard
10 expense have been employed during the past
winter in manufacturing from the latest LONDON
and Partisan designs, new Charots, Costumes, liou-
sings, Trapping Decorations, and other Palpherna-
Us, TO correspond with the beautiful richness, and
IN give effect to the representations OF the magnn-
cent pageants Tournaments, Cayacades and Pro-
,ession, which this far-tamed and talented compa-
nv have the enviable reputation Of giving, ana
which thew alone have the numerical strength and
Irilliancy of talent necessary TO perform.
This talented and monster company will nave
the honor Of exhibiting
In CarrOltOn on Friday, September y, lSlS'
Doors omen at 9 and7 o'clock Performances to
commence at Q! and u o'clock precisely
AdmissiOn-25 cents only.
HENRY ROCKWELL & Co. PrOPrietors.
WV HrRBELL, Manager.
T.. g. MEAD, treasurer
Johx SHAY, Equestrian Director.
CHARLEs c. PELL, General agent
john LovErT, co"H'
On the morning of the day Of exhibition, the in-
Vulnerable and brilliant train of beautiful and high
Iy trained horses, with new and magnificent carrla-
res with gorgeous and gittering harness and trap
pings TO match, will be heralded in grand triumPhal
procession through the principal streets, precedeI
by the
Mammoth Sea Shell, or the LeViathanC Chariot
The most magnificent band carriage ever seen in
the western world, which will contain u powerful
hand of music, which on account OF its strength and
talent has obtained the tattering soubrquet OF the
Victor Brass Band;
Lead Jy MesSrs. BalLO q. Wood.
After the procession, the immense cortege Will
proceed to the new and magnificent
DOUBLE WATERPROOF PAVILION,
Which is furnished with sufficient seats to accom-
modate 1000 visitors. The seats are erected on
nn entire new plan, aordng every visitor an oppor-
tunity Of beholding every act in the arena. The
proprietors do not deem it necessary to say much
about the preservation of order and decorum, during
the performances, as the reputation they have al
ready established in that respect is one OF the pecu-
liar straits of their management; and has rendered
theirs the "Model Company" OF the present age.
II would take up too much space in an ADVERTISE
ment TO give full account of the performances and
the performers names the following synopsis Is
therefore given OF the many acts that may be eX'
pocted from this numerous and talented company:
The opening scene of the Cirque Olimpique, and
Arena Of Equation, will present new, glittering
md magnificent Spanish Cavalcade, entitled
The ARdaIuSian EntrOe.
Anerwhich, among many others, the following bril-.
liant acts will be performed in rapid succcssion:-
Grand Trompoline Leaps and Double Somersetts
by Mr. CHARLES +. SHERWOOD.
Muster B. STEVENS, the young Ducrow of Amer
lea, will appear in brilliant and dashing SINGLE
horse act
The CELEBRATED ACROBAT FAMILY, from Nib
les Garden, New York City, will appear in the re
markable Classic Statuary or Living Pictures.
Mr. WILLIAM o. DALE, the champion vaulter o
the world, will appear in his Grand Vaulting Scene
Mr. Dale has thrown the astonishing number OF 81
consecutive somersetts
MADAME ELLA STEWARD the most talented an
graceful Female Equestrian now in America, vii
appear in some Of her lavorite acts.
Corde Elastque,--By A. w. LYMTNG.
The Wild Son of the Forestry Mr.. CHARLIE
+. SHERWOOD.
Trio Juncto in Uno, or America, Ireland an
Scotland,-By Master Is. Stephens.
Grand Concert and Breakdown,-By the Cincir
natl Band of African Meodists.
Shipwrecked Sailor,--By Dir. C. F, Sherwood,
Aemande Deux Cheyaux,-By Madame Stew
ard and Mr.. Dale.
Wonderful Feats of Posturing,-By Mr.. Lyminl
Grand Principal Act Of Equitation-By the ce
ebrated Equestrian, Mr.. VIM, Owen Dale.
The performance will conclude with new an
laughabc alterpiece.
OF This Company wW also erhibit al Cad,
on Wednesday the 2Oth, and at Jefferson, HaI
risOn county, on Thursday the 2lSt inst.
CIIAS. c. PELL, Agent.
September IS, l84S-4e-2t.