The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22

For che reflected large portion of the
y ew Testament" in ''Solteros'' communica-
ton last week, read che rejected etc. The
error Is chargeable to the compostor who set
the type and failed to correct the "proof''
We deem 1t almost a waste of words to 81 y
anything commen datory of the marble work
executed by Mr.. James Wilkinson, of Loretto
whose card will be found elsewhere As A
worker in marble >dr. W. has taste ard tall
ent possessed by few, and no lob leaves his
hands which is not credit to his mechanical
sklIl and source of pride to his customers
Many cemeteries in this county contain endur
ing monuments of his skli and all proclaim hi.
ability to do work in a superior manner. By
all means patronize him il needing his services
Our merchant friend over the wav, Mr.. V
,. Barker, has made arrangements ia have
printed and circulated free of CHARGE amor o.
his country friends, for the balance of this
year, good sized, we'll filed and certainly
very useful publication called THE Farmers
Monthly" winch contains among other thibrs
large and neatly displayed advertisement of
his cheap cash store. Those who receive this
welcome monthly visitor should not forget 70
repay Mr.. Barkcr's kindness by dealing with
him, IL they can do as well as elsewhere which
We are sure they can
Those who had the pleasure OF witnessing
the entertainments given by; the celebrated
Coleman Children, on Monday ard Tuesday
evenings of this week, were not only delirhted
SN' OHI"<-'h oy AAlc uiuSlCSl pSliOT TmAlcOS o.
those youthful prodigies and all came AWAY
satisfied that they had been Witnessing enter
tainments which have never been cuualled in
Ebensburg. These wonderful little girls are
certainly irresistible in all their ro,es but the
acting of little Louie is beyond question tic
most pleasing and enjoyable. The parts
taken by Mr.. Coleman himself were also well
sustain ed and well +; ceyed. We consider
this troupe worthy OF liberal patronage wEer.s-
ever they may go, and trust that the report is
true that they intend to give several entertain
ments at Cresson during the coming summer.
THE FIRST AND 8 EST OF EXHIBITIONS CoMryG
- Rosstor, springer 4 Hend d,r.on' S Great Mas
todon henagerie, Gigantic Circus and Colossal
Caravan ana Museum, together with the Ali
Ben Aba dallah troupe of real Bedouin Arabs
will exhibit in this town on W Wcdnesdav, April
goth, for one day only.
The mansS cement announce for tho so,eo,
Of 1871 not only the largest but the most at
tractive, novel, original and instructive public
amusement ever sitoFded in this country. The
great Ali Ben Abdnliah troupe of genuine
Bedoun Arabs, or Sons OF the Desert flour
teen IN number,) acknowledged by the Euro
pean and American press as giving the most
startling, rare and wonderful performances of
any ?eope on earth. Their extraordinary
feats, both on the ground and in the mid air
surpass both description and belief
The vast department o! zoology is composed
" rare ann curious animals OF Europe, Asia
Africa, North and South America, Australia
Now Holland and Ceylon, including ornothe-
logical selections of the best specimens of trop-
ical and oriental birds. and embracing the
finest collection of trained horses the smallest
ponies and the best performing lions in the
world. Among the specialties are herd of
elephants and drove OF camels and dromeda-
res.
a mammoth caravan Of eighteen massive
cages, it is a stupcndous combination, involving
nm investment OF half million of dollars. EN-
ploylng an army of die piucd men in its ser
vice, employing multitude of horses and
train Of wagons, deus and cages over a mile
long for its transportation through the country
There viii he grand scenic parade on the
morning of the exhibition.
! he circus will develop n cavalcade of noble
stseds- comprising Arabian, Belgian, Hunga-
rian, French and domestic thorough brejs. in
connection with the most daring male and fe-
male rdtIs, ncrobats, gymnas.s, trapeze and
general performers.