The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-15

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TIPTON,v FRIDAY, JUNE
aas .ray.a 10th, 1865. ..t sa.4.
In using the above cuphoniors
title, the Manager is proud to state
that he fully and truthfu!ly feels
himself Justly entitled to II, as his
experience Of four and half years
in Europe and the Continent was
entirely devoted to careful study
and a close observation of EVERY.
THING appertaining to the EURO
Hi11iPPoDROMEs;i !
and he isnow prepared to place be
fore the public an Entertainment OF
ExTRAoRBtNARy MERIT, which he
pledges himself shall be EXCELL. p
ED BY NONE in tie country. His I
. TX "a II Z OF 8. i
BAND WAGONS, e.-+r Y
,-.t. CARRIAGES, X
"r~. WAGONS H. VANS. y
are all NEW and of the most EX &
QU1SITE WORKMANSHIP, as a
glance st them will fully prove,
while his stock Of ge Z
TRAINED HORSES
defy comparison throughout the
United States. In this he c.la,leng /
es any Company travelling to com
pete with him. On entering each 7
town .t. s.Ma.r,ss
Grand Spectacular Display I
will be presented, which will con
si.t of the most #s...
Gorgeous Exhibition
of CHARIoTS, CARRIAGES and
HORSES ever before witnessed int
this country. ....... .r..
The following ARr1STEs, select.
| ed for their versatility and merit,
will appear at each Performance:
MILE Il. AYMAR,
NILE MARIE,
| MILE i RoTTGEN,
MILE ELoIsE, sfs
| MILE WILLIAMS,
FRANCISCO LEE, .h.sra 81
VIM. T. AYMAn, ..
| LUKE RIVERS, 1920. 81
JNo. II. GLENROY,
CLINT. WILLIAMS, i9%&
GEO. MANKIN,
SIG FARANTA, .r. .
J. w. M'ANDREws,
: T. L FITCH, as.e n.
F. j. HowEs,
A. i. AYMAR,
WILLIAM LA RUE.
WILLIAM BLAKE,
HENRY STETsoy,
HARRY AMAER, ne.
| CHARLES RIVERS.
Together with a host OF ArxiLIA
HIEs, forming the most extensive
Company now travelling. ~. g.
Prominent among the imposing
features of the
GRAND PROCESSION
will be exhibited the MAGNET
CENT GOLDEN .CHARIOT--tht
ALEGORICAL TABf.EAU ...-z
CAR Of LIBERTY
constructed ut the enormous
4 cost OF ? "
100000,
including the wARDROBEs, PAR.
APHERNALIA and APPOINT.
MENrS. The beautiful rabitaux Oh
the Chariot are all ~.
LIVIN G PICT U L Z S !,
FORMED ny a..
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES,
Surmounted hy the personiiication
of the -
GODDESS OF LIBERTY
This beautiful structure will bt
drawn by a RICHLY GoMrARISoEEI
STUD of ..............
ARABIAN HORSES.
The Paintings ale Of beautifu
French design. The Glass Panel
OF magnificent French Plate.
1t would be supcrfuous to at
tempt to infinitely describe this
. GORGEOUS WORK OF ART,
as it must be seon to be apprcciat
cd. ass-This will be followed by ,
: rich and beautifully decorated
BAND CHARIOT
!. Drawn by the MOST ELEGANT MARX
Y ED HORSES in the country, contain
ing
PROF. PETE RS
CELEBRATED
ICORNET BAND
Tho we'll known Trick Horses,
). GEN. GRANT
AND
|, GEN. SHERMAN
Z, will appear next, followed by the
q ENTIRE COMPANY,
i On Horseback,
d CLAD IN ELEGANT
A r NJ o Il ID Il Il s S h 5
WITH ".
Helmets Of Pure Steel.
The new, staunch and elaborat
D WAGONS, VANS, &C., will also al
4 pear, forming
THE MOST
GORGEOUS CAVALCAD1
m EVER SEEN
" IN THIS COUNTR Y.