New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-11


This will be their Last Ape previous the visit TO
tn, South On which occasion they VIII introduce choice
I,cxEs,Is ,s,,. F,xrY Fin fENus u!;s, s.cH' N,n..,
Firth Halls mpse stores. at the bookstore cf saxson
F' ''aH':as' i IS ti'SSf:5 s6s55SSGs,zsr 5s::GSs
sl0x BLOW a Siov VA a. s w. Esshs a1s s hsxas winds,
a. fssslsss ess sslt as !.,sw wolf hat prowns upon
Hi'fss Land Of BY G. P Mor
" love the Patriot sasss.
Who IN the days of yoIe,
In combat met the foemen.
And drove them from our shore
Who flung banners starry hSlc,
And a silu",ai sprsad bread maps Of cite. where
Once waved the forest trees
Pss ,,'so By Dmssr s i'0
PorsIayins the feelings Of Irish peasant Previous 70 h;
under painful reecron OF having buried his wife and
I'm sitting on the stis, Mary.
On a bright May morning long ago,
When first you were my brides;
Ths ns m yaI I sn.sE@s a ss ld hnb and green
Aud tn love light in your eye.
Ouartetts-The Crave Of Bonaparte.
Yet spirit immortal. the tomb cannot biud thee
TRon Gt .se snsss n,s u and behind thee
name which before ,hee. no mortal had won; :,
No more on thy steed wilt thou sweep Ger the plain;
Thou thy last en- thou hast fought thy last battle
No sound can awake thee to glory again
PART II.
New sonsw.ra with you once aSain-"ri''sn by G. r.
QuaStet'e-we happy and Subject from Ralner-
TrioNRoesaway- Words by Henry J: SHARP
On aud Long Islands 4, sea seS-s,T, s.!ts SHORE
Many an hour no II. y. .hea lied away way
That washed the beacn ys; at Il tRofikkaway;x ,,,c
New Quartette-ExceisIor-Wo by h.nry W. LONGER
3 fHnsgsd %o;d Of s Gsa n S
known tongue Dsregardng the every day comforts OF lie
the auenen Of love- and the %a9Ss Of .1p,fnSSs p,5 St
FIST device and voice rom the AR procam the progress
of the soul in higher sphere"
AS through the Alpine VILLAGE passd
A youth who bore mid snow and ice,
- ''A''>' Excelsior!
Hi. brow sad his eye beneath
Flash'd like fachon from Its sheath,
And like silver clarion Iung,
The accents OF that unknown tongue
Try not the pas, :" the old man SAID.
Dark lowers the tempest overhead.
The roaring toIrents deep and vide,
Excelsior
o stay the maid.n said and rest
Thy weary head upon this breast"
4 tear stood IN his bright blue eye,
But still he answered with SIGH
ou.stteaWsswsrd Ho MELODY by Rehe'-AF''nssd
DEoop not. trothers
o'er the he, mountains aca,t;p.
Under boughs OF mis.etoe,
Log hut, we'll rear
While herds OF deer ard buffalo,
Furnish the chser.
File DER the mountains steady boys
For game afar
We have our rifles ready, boys!
'A'I Like iS.e eSaif, b boys;-h
And join in the laugh, boys!
Han-has-hlh.
New Quartetts-Nly Mothers Bible.
This book is all that's left me now
vi Tears will apblae1 , ,a :, i.st oth,. ,row
press to my heart
For many generations past,
Here is our family tree; -,
Nlymethers hand this Bible cla'ped;
She, dying gave IT me-
NV iatl,er read this holy book,
TO Brothers, Sisters DEAR,
NV Who ovd Gods word to hear,
What vivid memorys come
AEtls wi;hin 'Hit the 'E Halls iUar ol home ntt
years since gentleman Of 70 tune conveyed to
lunatic asylum and he,e confined The person that accom-
s 5 Oen to the fact Of his being maniac
The unfortunate gentleman mplored to be released the
forciby were the keepers conynced OF his insanity Ihe
tfss.men, he received affected his reason he became
frantic died The thas carried hm TO the
his nronrTty would revert after his decesse.
Naton.l song-Once Time, or the Origin OF Yankee
There are many stories told Of the origin Of this sprs
ling drum and fife air; but that IN 'hs song
r. F;nsMf sfs! IN o95E 6ld '{ss SfaSts Gns state
We have from the Mountains ms OF tnG oo a. ase from
David to Asa We have come from the Mountains" &C.
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