The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-09-22

SANDS, RATHARS & co.'s

IeLtOTmtHg EtephGHtS, antony and Cleopatra
FsNHIS unique and mammoth establishment
combines greater number of attractions
than were ever before offered to the public
The Performing Elephants, Antony and Cleo
patra, the same which, for months, crea-
ted the greatest furore in London or Paris
while more recently their performances were
the theme of universal admiration for months
at the Broadway Theatre, New York Their
wonderful docility, and the perfection of their
training, make them the most interesting spe-
cimens of the animal creation that the world
has ever seen. All their faculties have been
developed to the greatest extent, and they
stand for SUI GENERIs, the most remarkable of
their kind. They stand upon their head, play
upon Musical instruments, ascend Inclined
Planes, and go through all the positions of
the most accomplished acrobats.
In addition, Bailey & Co.'S Circus and Ma
nagerie comprises collection of WILD AMI
MAILS, including Lions, Tigers, Bears, Leop-
ards, Hycnas, Panthers, OStriches, etc. beside
a large and varied collection of the Monkey
tribe, and rare variety of the most beautiful
Tropical Birds.
The troupe of Riders, Vaulters Lady Eques-
triennes, etc, is the largest and most thor
Oughly artistic travelling in the Upited
States, and comprises the following distin-
guished names:
Mdme. LOUISE BUBOIS, from the Cirque
Partisan.
NJ. SANDS, the great Principal Rider.
Z. W. PERRY, the best -Four Horse Rider
in the World.
S. BURT, the Wonderful Protean Equestrian.
La BELLA ISABELLA, the Sylph of the
Circle.
j. BOOKER, the great Buffo Singer
G. SLOMAN < BEDEAU, the " World-renown-
ed Contortionsts.
SILE WADE the Comic Negro Delineator
THORNE & DONALDSON, the thoroughly
accomplished Gymnasts; besides a crowd of
Auxiliaries and Naulters;
LA JUNE BURT, the greatest rider in the
World.
J. CONRAD, the great scene rider.
q. SLOMAN, in his great Globe Act, upon
horseback, will execute variety of eXtraOr-
dinary Feats of Equilibrium.
THE CLOWNS, WARD & BOOKER,
are the very embodiment of Fun and Jocular-
ity. Their Jokes are numerous, fresh spicy,
and piquant full of hits at the times and fol-
lies of the day, yet entirely free from anything
which the most delicately constituted mind
could take the slightest exception to- Bailey
& Co.'s Exhibition, therefore, comprises Ele-
giant Horsemanship, a splendid Managerle,
Slack Rope Performance, new Singing, Comic
| and Classic Dancing, Wonderful Posturing,
Grand Spectacular Effects, Character Eques-
trianism, andea more novel and interesting
programme than was ever before offered to
the public. Each entertainment will conclude
with q COMIC AFTERPlECE, Introducing All tHc
comic talent in the company.
THE AMERICAN BRASS BAND, composed of
picked musicians accompanies the exhibition,
and will precede the Grand Cavalcade on its
entrance to each town, drawn by ELEPHANTS
IN HARNESS, attached to the magnificent
CHARIOT OF APOLLO.
The Pavilion is large and commodious, fit
ted up with due regard to the comfort and
convenience of the visitors, and the Proprie-
tors pledge themselves that nothing shall be
found wanting to make this the most elegant,
beautiful and satisfactory exhibition that ever
visited this place
The Grand Entree into the town will take
place on THURSDAY, the 9th day of OC-
TOBER at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Doors open at
l and o'clock. Performance commences al
| / J and 69 o'clock.
| ADMISSION % CENTS
Ebensburg, Sept. %, 1859