Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-25
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ING & ROGERS
CIR FUSES!
CONSOLIDATING THEIR CELEBRATED
Floating Palace Circus !
From their Palafial Aquatic Amphi-
theatre. oil the Mississippi and Ohio
rivers, and their
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUSi
So celebrated North and East, into
One Monster COnCern!
WITH THE
TWO
Comprising the most distinguished
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN
Performers, IN the same Ring,
IN FRIENDLY STRIFE
In presence of the Audience.
BOTH COMPANIES
UNDER ONE TENT!
WITH
TWO SETS OF PERFORMERS!
TWO SETS OF CLOWNS!
TWO SETS OF RING HORSES!
Fantonainao
EVERY AFTERNOON,
SIP ECYACLE
EVERY NIGHT.
NED .
THE MAGIC Is UG r!
Krndall'S BrasS Band.
Drawn III Triumphal Procession, N
the morning of arrival III every place
of Exhibition, by
FORTY Horses
DRIVEN BY ONE NAN.
CH0ATE'S STRING n
STUD or
TRICK PONIES!
Dancing and War Horses!
And everything else upon the same
elaborate scale, with the following
distinguished Equeslrians, Clowns,
EqmeStrienneS, Gymnssts, Pantom
mlsts, &c:
MILE AGNES, the celebrated Gre
ole Gymnasl-frst appearance here
MADAME ORMoND, the beautIfu.
Dramatic Equestrlemle.
MRS. w. | IKE, the intrepid Mai
treSS de Cheval = first appearance
here.
Mrs. T. CRAVEN, the Graceful
PantomimiSt.
THE MAN MONKEY, the wonder
of the Modern Circus-frst appear
ance here.
CLARENCE PALMER, the only rider
who has ever turned a Somerset over
barriers, on Il bareback horse, a fea:
now first achieved here.
Bill LAKE, the Great New Or
leans Clown-hrSt appearance here.
HENRY MAGILToN, the eales
living Gymnast.
THE MOTLEY BROTHERS, sur.
passing eve the Ravcl..
e. J. ROGERS, the distinguished
Dramatic Rider
+. DONALDSON, the great COME
Equestrian and Pantomlmist frs
appearance here.
Mons. LA THoRNE, the Modem
Hercules.
GEORGE DUNBAR, the noted Gym.
mast, and with MagIlion and Donald
SOM the only person executing the
feat Of La PeTche EqUipOiSe de DeHz,
or two persons III md AIR at once.
O.. RICHARDSON, the only person
executing Tie feat OF the Rsroiring
Gio5e III mid air, SBy la Pe1ehe EqHi-
pOjSe.
+. CRAVEN, the Champion Tum-
Her-iirst appearance here.
w. KINKADE, tie well known
Equestrian and Gymnast.
j. w. Paul, the Modern Jehu, and
Forty Horse Driver.
CHARLES Brown, the Sklllful
Equestrian and Gymnast-frst ap-
pearance here.
CHARLES CROSBY, the well known
PaniomImist.
ii. GINrY, the wonderful Hurdle
Racer, and "WILDFIRE,n his un-
tameabie Georgian Pony, now first
appearing here.
I. ARMSTRONG, the talented GYM
mast RoEERT WHITE, the accom-
plIshed Mditre de Cirque.
The famous Trick Ponies PEGASUS
and TARTAR, and the War Horse
BCCEPHALUs, &c, &c.
The distinguishing features of this
huge Establishment are
1>t. 1t Is the largest Circus ever in
this State.
2d. Every act rut III the IlnS g
better than has ever before been VA.
messed here.
81. II is the most extensively
equipped Circus eve in this State.
4th. The Orchestra rs the best ever
attached 10 any Circus.
5th. Many OF the best performers
were never north before.
9th. Many of the acts are entirely
new here, have never before been
witnessed in this State, and could not
be excellcd by all the Circuses III the
country combined.
9Th. Ii is not, as is customary d
late, a small part Of a Circus, and Z
small part of a Menagerie, with very
large bills for each-but two old
fashioned Circuses, with all the mo-
dern Improvements.
Lastly. Ii is the only Circus esta-
blisEment that performs erery hing
as represented III the bills and Ill the
advertisements.
ADMISSION ONLY Is CENTS!
TO BOTH COMPANIES.
viii be exhibited at u and u p. NJ
afternoon and Night,I at
I'O WANDA,
Saturday, A@gust 25h,
Also, at
TR q Y,
Friday, august 24th.