Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-30
G i n g u S ,
ROCK w ELL s. Co.'S.

CT r. G u S.
IllE projectors of this immense and Ia
Tented Equestrian Establishment, take
great pleasure !, announcinp 10 the ci,;.
zenS OF Warsaw tad the adjacent vicini.
~, the approaching performances, of the
unrivalled Troupe.
They feel a peculiar Stis faction in 70
fcrring TO the strength as veil MS tbe bril.
Liant talent and unappruach.ble akin and
grace which they have been enabled. In
course Of time, and by extra labt, and cy.
penSe. to concentrate in one establi l,pert.
They feel great pride in calling pa,icu-
lar attention to the name of Hiram w.
Franklin, whose representation you see ;,
the large Pictorial bill in his wonderful
act OF throwing 78 SomcrScts, number
never equal ed by any performer in the
World; together with his terrific Double
Somersets, through balloons. over banners,
horses, &c. &c. AlSo his daring one, two
and four horse riding, with his astonishing
Cord Folant Performances which truly
make him the Wonder Of the Age.
Artists without number and certainly
without regard to expense. have been en-
ployed daring the past winter in manufac-
turing new Costumes, Housings. Tran
liza To correspond with their magnificent
PageantricS, tournaments, Cava!cadcs
and Professions, which This company gives
every representation, and which have Gre
ated such tremendous sensation every
where upon their route, and always atten-
ded with 30 great eclat, that hundreds who
never visited II Circus before, are now
i'mnd among the patrons Of this Greatest
of Circu>e>.
In addition 10 the alb we talented troupe
there is attached 10 this Company, five fe-
male EQuestiia,s, vizi Mrs. Num-, Mrs.
Schinllc, Mrs. \. Rockwell, Aus. Lake
and Mrs, Woods.
There is also attached TO this company,
the Queen City Brass Band, who will en-
tcrtain the AN !iencc by discoursing most
clnquentimlsic.'
Henry Rockwell & Co., Proprietors.
$. q. Stakes, Manager.
Thomas Num-, Equestrian Director
I y. W. Pell, Treasurer.
William Lake, Clown.
Will exhibit in Warsaw, on Saturday,
septenber Both, lS4S. For one day only.
D'ors open at half past one O'Clock, per-
ipriRanee tu commence at , O'Clock, Z NJ.
and h2p past o'clock in ihe evening.
lInAsion, Boxes, 80 cents.
at7t ut, - cents.
ChildrcA under II years half price, but
positively 10 half price to the pit.
y he performance viii commence with
the magnificent spectacle, entitled the Halt
Of the Bedouias, or the Arabs Bivouac.
Comic Song by Mr.. Lake.
Grand Tranpoline Leaps by Mr.. HI
ram ". Franklin.
Faulting by the Company, led by II. w.
Franklin, who has peiioimcd the almost
incredible feat of throwing 76 consecutive
Somcrsets. After which the pride pet of
the Aernua, Master w. Grady will per-
firm his beautiful act on two ponies, after
which will be enacted an astonishing act
of IlorSemanship and Gymnastic Evo u
tions Oh two horses, entitled the Rival Ro-
mans, or Olympian BounderS. by Mcssrs
u. RuifnellS and II. w. Franklin.
Mrs. Thomas Num- will appear in n
splendid act on a single horse as Hebe or
the Morning Sprite.
Mr. Lake will introduce his trained dogs.
Massaniello or the Flshe man of Ma
pies, by Mr.. b. Runuells.
!. Mr.. III. w. Franklin, the greatest Slack
Rope performer in the world, will perform
SOME of those inimtable feats on the rope,
which have obtained for him the appella-
tion of the Sprite of the Air.
Two horse Alemande, by Mrs. Thomas
Mum and B. Runnells.
Mr.. ii w Franklin, and his pupil, the
beautiful and talented Master w. Grady,
will next appear in their celebrated Anti
podean Gymnastics and Muscular Evoh-
lions. The matchless symmetry Of their
Apollo like aud Classic forms, (which
painter or sculptor might envy) the appa-
rent recklcssness Of their difficult perfor-
mances and the ease, skill, grace and ce-
lerity with which they are executed, thrill
the spectator with astoniShmept while at
the same time he is filled with awe and de-
light.
indian Warrior, by Mr. John Schindle.
Mr. S, far surpssses any rider of the present
age, in his tfe-like delineations of the pas
sisns and habits of The wild son OF the west.
Mrs. Lake will appear on the slack wire
and introduce and perform many difficult
feats in which she stands without a rival.
Master ". CIR dy will next be introdu-
ced and ride his brilliant Single Horse act.
Thisl bfecoclous and juvenile Equestrian
has already by his beauty, talent, grace
and skillobtained the flattering soubriquet
of The Young Ducrow Of America.
Among the stud Of highly trained Hors-
es. win he particularly noticed the feats Of
the celebrated fighting ponies. The whole
10 conclude with laughable atterpiece.
aeo VIM. C. PRESTON, .agent.
SepfcniSef f23, 1913.