The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-12-04
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TWO Large Companies combined; arranr-
! | ed and perfected for the great Southern
Tour of IS, and 80, surprising in splendoT and
| Equipay e, highly trained Steeds, versatility of
| Talent, &c, any other Circus in the World
! Boosting of being the most bril- liant EquestTi-
| an, Gymnastic and Dramatic Enter anment
! ever given to the American Poop e, given I'M
| der an immense waterproof Pavilion, accom-
modatug wi h ease and convenience 5000
persons. The great and interes ing feature Of
this wonderful Establishment, is the addition
| O a !arge Troupe of genuine Wild Indians from
| tn vast Plains and from beyond the Rocky
| Mountains, consisting of Chiefs, Braves, War
riors ard Squaws dressed in al the paraphcr-
MALTA OF their respective nations, will appear
within the Pavilion in daring Equestrian
feats, feats of strength, Foot RAGS, Prize
Shooting with Bows and Arrows, Ceremonies,
Historical Scenes, &c.
The young squuw Aazuma, daughter Of
Camuekd, chicf Of the Suck and Fox Nations,
the most beautiful Indian female living, is
among the number, and will appear at cLcI
entertainment Pocahontas saving the fife of
Capt Smith. Among the large company Of
white equcStridns may be found tho Justly
celebrated Pastor Brothers," with re putuf ION
uncqualcd in the annals of Equcstria nism
Frank FASTER, the most accomplished Rider
of the age,--ihe only person living who can
throw Il somerset from feet to feet both back
wards and forwards on a Horse at full speed,
he stands without u rival, Americas favoritc
son.
VIM. Pastor, the great gyrnnastic Equestrian.
the most celebrated AHtIpocrean Equilibrst
living also, Geo. o. Knapp, the great Ameri-
can Clown, surnamcd by the Press, "The
Modern Touch Stone" will open his incxhausii-
bic budget OF Jokes, witticisms, dTolleries and
eceentricitics; Mile Henrietta, the most nc.
compllshcd female equestrian the world will
appear within the arena on her beautiful stccd
l. ID D-I- IL
saddle or bride, lcaping like "A Fairy through
hoops, balloons, over carriers, banners, &c.,-a
thing never attempted BY female in this cOun.
try: Joe Hazelett, the champion Vaulter Of the
world, the only who can throw a somerset
over ten horses abreast.
Ben. Burnish, the great comic equestrian
and pantolnonist; also, The modern Hercules
first appearance at the South.
Geo. Sloman, the greatest living gymnast and
champion turnblcr.
Mast. Wiley Washburn, the intrepid tum-
bier, and performer Sur la Perche Equpnise.
Among the many acts the following deserve
a passing notice The Pcrche Equipoise, a
novel and stuPcndous feat of EquIlibriums per-
formed by Geo Slonan, Master Wiley wash
burn up pole staff thirty feet from the
ground This pcr!ornance is too immense ana
incredibly grand for dt scrption, il mast bs
seen to be appreciated. The la Trappez OF
Double Bridgs Of RnPesb by Messrs. hszeiets
and SIomln, a bridge Of Ropes suspended
forty feet from the ground Il daring Perlorm-
ance never before witnessed at tic South.
This great Establishment viii enter town
between 10 and ii 4. ". Tie Indilns viii
appear in procession, moanted on their full
blooded Indian ho7scs, dressed in full Indian
costume, preceded by Harry Gaups BugIa
Band, The most complsie travelling Orchestra
in the world, composed Of fourteen selected
Musicians. and is not surpassed BY any City
Band In this country.
Admission 80 cents, Children Under 10
years Of age and Servants hall price. Doors
open at 2. and 81 r. NJ. The Company wall
have the honor o performing in Charlotte, on
Monday the I3t!i OF December.
At x .udcsnnrg the 18th
A. YorzviHe :. G. Oh the I2.h.
Al CDlun5ia, about the middle Of December.
Previous to commcrcing performances, the