Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13

EHOWE ~ go - esrc:st T.. states
Cirr.>!-- EmJrocing by far tie Unrest
troupe erer organized in tA~ No,ll, consisting Of 80
MEN AND HoRsEs, and ,eqairiny 40 cafinges TO con-
rey The pertormers, music, Sc. "W perform at
DeichinOnsl. Wednesday. sept. 20.
TINS Establishment will be distinguished by the
magufcence of its travelling Paraphernalih, and
the beauty and extent Of the Stut oil Horses. The
Procession will be preceded by two splendid Char
lots built with all the gorgeous mngniicence O.
which, modern art is capable, and III expcndi-
turc hitherto uneqnalled. In addition TO their Mann
moth Company of Equestrians and Animals. the
Proprietors offer the present series of nov
81 aud magnificent entertainments. SURPRISING any
thn, presented TO the American public.
The first new feature of this magnificent and
extensive Company, IS Troupe of
real. B"DOIIN ARsI,S!
nine in number, whose performance has been the
wonder and de light Of all who have witnessed their
unarproachabe acts. The public may be assured
that this is counterfeit preseniment, but the
al uncvzed Sons of the Desert. The by
which the mem bers of this astonishing troupe
known among themselves MusrAPHA-The
Athlete or Flying Man; M.LEK-The Tanner of
lid Horses; HAAEr-Ihe Man of & God Counsels;
MAuoMEr-The Strong; Z,ZR,c-1he leader in
deeds of war; MAHMoUD-Ihe favorite; ALA
The ever-endurng; ZAr RAG-The Sorcerer. The
great team Of Came.s will be managed and driven
by two native Arabs from the D-seit-MAiIoMED
and ArFrMAS. The next grand feature is the
Great Egyptian Dragon Chariot,
drawn BY twelve SYRIAN CAMEI.S; two are the
sacred Aibno or White Camels, the only ones
er imported. These procured with great diff
ficuity, and at mme cost. the more as this
species deemed the Sacred Game Is, the gift Of
Allah to the true disciples of Mahonet; they are
never allowed to be used for burthen as food,
and i'll no instance bel was one allowed toieave
the country. This Monster Chariot Will convey
the full New York Brass Band, attached to the
company. Another sight Of great interest. which
will form part of the Procession, is the Queen
Nabs Fairy Chariot. drawn by ten diminutire
Shetland Ponies, driven in hand, by the Dwarf.
NAJoR STEy EMS, in con, eyance of ten Juvenile
EGnestrians. Some description Of the acts and
astonishing performances of these strange Arab
people Is necessary IN DETAIL in the performance OF
which Is flying leaps and double somerseis Among
other surprising feats the leap horses, thro
balloons and over canvass elevated ~ feet high.
sprlngIng from solid stone battout. will discharge
mushcts. seize daggers and pick up various other
objects while in actual REVOLUTION. Also, forming
Pyramids Of human figures, MahoDet carrying
aroun nd the six Of the Arab family on his
head-a weight of OVER ELEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS;
and numerous other surprising feats, which from
their novelty forbid all description. Mr. w. ii.
kEMr. the celebrated CLOWN from Astleys Drury
Lane Amphitheatre. who has the subriquet Of
the modern Grinaldi. Also,
. MHE-o
The Misses WELLS. three in number Mrs JoHy-
son, Mrs. WELLS, Miss JOHNSON, La Petite Equcs-
tri-ne: Miss WELLS, Danseuse and Equestriene.
Great Eque strians,n, BY Miss WELLS. Splendid
performance of the three celebrated diminutive
Shetland Ponies, viz:RoUGH AND READY BLACK HAWK,
and BosrHoRrs. w. H. kEMP. will perform his
feat of Walking on Clutches. mine feet high Mr..
G.. w. S.sGE.~r, will appear in one OF his Great
Chapgeable Acts. Mr.. c. w. JOHNSON, the great
two aud four horse rider. Miss JOHNSON, La Petite
Sprte. is the youngest and smallest female Egues
,rian living. Mr.. NIXON, and his two sons, William
/ and George. will perform a variety of rosruRIxG
and ,sTIcs. Mr.. kEMP's Panton,ime of the
HarIequin's Frolics, or Mistakes of Night
! locomotive G AS!-This Exhibition will be
lighted up as bright noon day. by the best OF
light. by upwards of $50 burners. Doors open n,
- p NJ. and at ., in the evening. Performance
10 commence at 3 P. NJ. and ~ in the evening
wears. hall price
; 1.-THE Grand Procession and Spectacle entering
towns days of exhibition. will take place be-
tween the hours OF 10 and II. A. NJ. on DAYS Of
performance. c. GRISWOLD, Advertiser.
/ September 9th, 1915. SITS