New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM, AERIAL GARDEN,
y AND RAiR-Corner of Broadway and Aaa street. i.
! ''-A'p'' GRAND GALA WEEK.
In oe. TO accommodate the g7Snt crowds attending he
''s'f TWO DISTINCT PERFORMANCES DAILY,
'0'nnsHe'Hs al O CEN re To 4 : THUMB sIU
the most delightful curiosity the world produced, he
seen throughout IN n fS'f V al fnS 1fSls
will open HI. whole budget of Comic limitations Scraps Cd
: un' ~ Mr.. S. X. G. NELLls,
born without arms will De isht the yise with the hundreds
o5saa'qI e Ans flnisssss Siji Ss DOG
will astorish ell with ,hrir incredible performances
lbino Lady, Glass Blowing, Grand Cosmonma and 800
Admission to the whole 25 cen,s-chiIdrcn under ten
half price. 90
DEALE's NETWORK MUSEUaI-CON
l PETITION DEFIED-WONDER# UPON Won
1.1 Eph S oS$ sHL5ys AND
SQUAWs tea ia number remain three days only, they
vii sail for Europe in the ship Easaad Ihutsday next
dressed in their native costume and will Introduce thea
1-'''' ,'"- VAR DANCES AND SONGS.
f. F WLp bo SEE 81 2H II R Roops .ov. leave.
a TH MAMMoTH BONES weighing several tons r.
rsman but this week 4 sei,payns Nlslodeon Glass Blow
Ing Picture GALLERY. aad half milton of Cutosities.
TUESDAY, 18th October, lssS-Graod Vocal
and lastfnn,sntsl CoqSs5S by NJ w WALLACE
81 the AP2o Saloon Broadway Leader OF the '"a''s
Fo- Programme see small bills.
Tickets 50 cents each be had the Music Stores ad
Hotels and II the door,
Concert commence att O'Clock. oil 81
A polio CONCERT SALOON, BROADWAY
n The. HUTCHINSON FAMILY nsetfally announce
i to i9s irdiS' VOCAL ENTERTSNEST he Apollo
s3 on which occasion ey will have the hoaor presenting
10 The public variety of their SrW pieces, together with
T;ckat, + ~ Cents each-o be had at Hew aud At.
Wits Music Stores: at Saxton Aiile Book Store, ana at
70 commence at qq PySG SsS5c o'clock
ona-,e,te-Blow on Blow on "a Pirates Glee) Baker
Blow on Blow on. we love the howius winds
a sf. sfes y; # "S wolf H'h h pronns upon
Our Native EilIs-are We &c.
ou2r;et;, The Mountain IB9ss-arra;sed by Hutchinson.
Tn Wild Md. s W hr maun!%ns hight,
AM mid the cheeri - hours ofEsh
A mother wandered with her ch Id;
As through the d:ittsd snOw she pressed
rne babe was sieeping at her reAst.
THIS song founded on fact 3sscTip,ys Of the suainss
Mountains Of Vermont ia pursuit Q: her husband who had
already persisted thu storm Inc mother too becoming
wear and faint and cod At last sank GwG upon the snow
and imporng the protection Of Heaven upon the be, She
eddu her spirit h S9dTs TSFs b as ySb 'hs
the little babe found stil alive aId smile playing on Its
couatenance He Immediately carried TO dwelling and its
Cuartete-,, gre happy and free, (Suhject from,
'Rainer Hutchinson
ouarette-" The cot where We Were hom:"
We stood upon The moun tain hight,
And vew'd the valleys DER
The SUMS last rays with mellow light,
Ilumqd the distant shore;
We gazed with rapture on the scene,
Where first IN youths bright nom,
Wspaysd where stood serene
The Cot where were born"
Trio" Land no ,''-(arrangel by Huchnsou)-
w1rds by It I'll the ssna The land in sight s's's
Well be happy; fneyer again boys tonight
A IN hs s sn %a5@ fsa @ u ya s lind
TO soo,he Us in absence Of those ls behind BE-
I1he foregoing song intended describe the ngs and
emotions those ship board first behoing land after
long and eaIy voyage across the Atiantel g, c.;.
cHa soH"3 Th s" Exile Song Of Home: @''
sweet home. receive me- faithful come,
Neyer-oh never to leave thee, dear mountain home"
PART III.
Grave Of BY Hutchinson
On lone barren VIII I the wild ,oans olows
The Hero lies STILL while the dew, dropping willows
Like fond weeping mSuiners bend over The grave.
Hsf no hss s e from %
H. sleeps his last sleep he has fought his last battle,
No sound can awake him to glory again.
Quarette-Sleep on! Sleep on IA seenade) Herman
some yea since gentleman of fortune was conveyed
to unatic asylum aud there confined The person that ac
companied him took oath those entrusted with the
of the establishment the of his ing TIL
the unfortunate gentleman imploed to be released tn
rcib the keepers convinced OF his being insane
The treatment received affected his reasOn he became
frantic aud died The strangers that carried him to The
were supposed have been hired BY relatives whom
his property would revert after his dscease."
The Old Granite State containing family history
the - r rbe of jesse" from David 10 Asa.
eve have come from the Mountains" old AZ
TAIR. AT NIBLO'S.-Heads of families visiting