The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

SATTERLEE, BELL q Co.'S CrRcus.-In
our last issue we alluded to this new and
magnificent establishment, called the
Great American circus, suggested and
gotten up by Messrs. Satterlee, Bell &
Co. 1t is characteristic with this compa-
ny that whatever enterprise they engage
in they 60 in for with their whole souls, and
with determination to conquer success.
They conceived the idea Of the Great
American Circus in the early part Of last
winter, and Immediately put matters in
train to accomplish its establishment; and
now the firm has as neat travelling par
aphranalia in the circus line as was ever
turned out. The band chariot is one Of
the most exquisite specimens Of wagon
architecture that ever run on four wheels;
in fact, the fit-out is show Of itself, aside
from the performances in the arena. Their
pavilion measures eighty. five by one
hundred and twenty seven feet, is Of blue
and white canvass. The managers,
though young men, are veterans in their
profession, and, therefore they have had
an eye single to the selection of such a
troop of performers as will surely leave
q favorable impression in such sections Of
the country as they may select during
the spring and coming summer. Among
them are Tom Neville, the famous trick
rider, whose name stands high in the
list Of the great Equestrians Of the pres
ent day; Dan Costello, the clown ofclowns
who is the very embodiment of fun, hu-
NOR and wit; John Davenport, another
son of Momus, whose appearance in
the circle is the sure provocative to laugh
ter; Oliver Bell, who. as bare back RI
der, has never been excelled-the only
performer, too, who executes the daring
feat Of leaping through hoop Of steel
daggers pointing to the centre Oliver
Dodge. whose renown as four horse RI
der is broadcast in the West and South /;
Charles Morrison, celebrated as origina.
ting the act Of the "chair feats," Ia per-
CHE Hiram Marks; the general scenic RI
der; John Wellington, the ballancer Of
light and heavy objects upon his chin,
whose performances have been extrava-
gantly admired; Isaac Tucker. the won
derful India-rubber man Mile Antoi.
nette, who makes an ascension on wire
from the ground to the top Of the canvas;
and Mile Louise, the renowned eQuestri-
enns and danseuse, together with host Of
auxillaries, forming one Of the most bril-
liant companies that ever astonished the
world with their beautiful performances.
We most unhesitatingly commend the
talented troup OF Messrs. Satterlee, Bell
d Co., to the admirers Of the Equestrian
art who may be visited by them, assuring
them at the same time that they will find
both managers and attaches gentlemen in
every sense Of the word.- Cincinnati En-
9uirer.
Es By reference to our advertising
columns, it will be seen that this celebra-
ted company will perform in this place on
the 18th inst. The company have been
very fortunate in securing the services Of
COL o. F. BEMER, as travelling agent,
who has been in this place four successive
seasons as the agent Of the best shows
that have exhibited in this part Of the
country. The Colonel is host within
himself, and never fails to leave friends
enough behind him to insure a good
crowd for whatever company he may
chance 10 represent. 't A.'.