The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-08-29
OSk -TAH-AEE-WAH's
EXHIBITION.

IortraylnS the Manners and Customs Of the
Wild Indians of Ncrth america; forming an
entertainment unequaled and Incompatible,
under the direction and personal supervision
| of OsK-YAHAH-wAH. These Aborigines of the
Western Plains have recently completed an en-
gagement with the Great american Circus in
Paris, France where they appeared for llS
nights at the Theatre du Prince Imperiae,-
appearing also, specially, before the crowned
heads, (thcn assembled in the French Metrop-
olis,) under the auspices of the Emperor, Lou
Is Napoleon.
The Troupe Of Indians is composed Of the
following:
OSK-T1H-4H- H.AH, or Black Wolf
AT-SAEk-T4-SL4,
SA-1,E-K4-IE.
KLA-TA-N4- WE'N.
TA-RESONKI-E,N,
KARETONTLE,
IPE-NO-N.4 or HHae .Sieaa,
TO O-WI-LA-RET0N, White Dorc
The Manager of the above Company has the
honor to announce one of of their highly
Popular Entertainments, when The Pro-
gramme will be selected from the following:
An Indian Warrior talking TO hi. desd Chlet
asking Linn why he left this world, performing
the Burial Ceremony. showing the manner tho
Indians bury their dead-Sins;ng tie Death
Sang IN their native tongue, a. well as IL Eng
hsh, 4 Hunter In Canoe. Shooting al ]
Target with bow and arrow. War Dance
Green Corn Dance. Rattlcsmake Dance
Medicine Man casting out disease from SICK
Indian by EnchantmeHt. Marriage CeEG
mony. Worship. CoUrting Dance. Grand
Scalping Scene Waving their war clubs IN the
air, with wild and terrific whoops-shoTins
the manner in which the Scalp is taken from
an enemy. The Chief will give an interesting
Description of their Country, before and slhV
the introduction OF civilization-sEowing Ihe
great and immoral influence exercised over
them by the large class of fur hunters. Ao
will also illustrate the manner IN when L!s!
take wild horses Bufaloes, and hunt ihe'
game presenting, at the same time, HiS'el'
cal Scenes Settlement of their County, @g'
&c. The Chief will exhibit variety OF OI!it mn
osities from their Indian Museum among ShlCH
may be seen several specimens OF war IduUI
Battle Axes, Hunting Bags, Bead Caps, bea+
Work, beautiful Indian Scenery and vsft"
of the Curious Article The whole beng !"
by Indian fun, music and songs
Owing to the many worthless Enter'anI
ments, of various character, now trayehlS |II
the public, the Manager NgH,'
state tnat Inls Is no one nlSnt coilCeIH, "@. n.
hibition is of such character as to mefn .a'
of all, and of such elegance and D'ga
ty as to win from the public and the pre-. S..bs M
encomiums of being the only exhibition Oi .a.t m
kind in the country and the public may .Ss
assured that nothing will be wanting on ON, in,
part of the management to make the eh,eisa.N si'
ment pleasing, attractive and lnsruc"''
Courteous ushers will be in attendance hi.
Clergymen are invited to attend TINS eHn.. ,.c.
ion, free, as it is strictly moral in It's cla "tTs
Ter. The Chief was brought 10 this counr
some years since by an English Mlssioah1 a'a..
or the purpose of receiving an English s~ gua'-
ion, and TO return to his tribe as a ieacl'',
The marked aptitude which this Indian iiiat Fl.
ested In his studies, and the degree VI n ~
iency, as a scholar, attained by him s01PR PsS
how, eonclusiyely. the falacy that the
nan is incapable of being taught. -o.,.
80 cts, reserved seats 0V VI
Children half.price. Doors open a.
o'clock. Performance to commence
& o'clock precisely. -.
A. j. WADEMAN, Geperal AS''
.ug %, lS72.-lt.