New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20


A MEXICAN MUSEUM, Aerial GARDEN,
y AND FAlR-Cornsr Of Broadway and Ann street J.
: ',-. GRAND GALA WEAK.
In order to accommodate The great sTowds attending hes
oe'e TWO " s DISTINCT PERFORM sNcEs DAILY,
commencing at > 0S2ss SRS. .Fe ToM 4 T rHu,.s. III
assb b. s5s The s.s S:s w eau
see' 'Hio1'"''' DR. vALENTINi
win open his whole budget of Comic l' saon' scrsr' Cd
d's'' : an &c MR.. S. K. G. NELL1s>
horn without arms viii delight the yers with The hundreds
Of dsS 1o s: aSb GTsd Hs sxGe xi e ISs; poG
H0ino LADY Glass blowing Grand CosanOrama aud 100
ADMISSION to the whole IS cen,schilden under
half price -
DEALE'S NEW-YORK MU&EUM--ALL
i FOR ONE SHILLING!-Mr. H. Bsnreet, Manager,
Is happy announce engagement TOR three days with
the celebrated
the remarkable Magician aud Necronancer in the world
49,. THE MYSTERIOUS B oY,
sisnor Dss Rnald Celebrated MECHASicaI FGuREs
'H' ''' IF The saSi III I15'E Soy OF THE WOODS.
and half million OF Cnrio.!ties
Admission TO the whole onIy One Shilling. olo
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. .--HUTCHIN-
M Bo.dsey The sqNfk As9tG sl.o &
their nd and rue reception Their Ess respscn!
ae1aI at the Apollo Rooms e on MoS6AY E!ESiSG ocobtr
49, TO commence al quarter before O'Clock
in sssi; basdws "a osEo Music Stores
euare,,e- Blow on! Blow Hn,ta Pirates Gsel Baker.
Blow on! Blow on. We love I he bowling winds
As fearless as The MI wSIf ;ha, .p;;owlins upon
Quarstte- The Alpine Hunters ........... Raiuers
Balad-The Snow. Storm -tDeserpuve.)
. The wild winds swept the rlountaIn's hight
AID, blascyy ,ha irp.r
And mid the chesress hour, of night
mother wandered with her child
As through the driited snow she pressed,
The babe was sleeping on her breast
Of s5e we hs e M M
Mountains of Vermont IN pprsu. OF her husband who had
weary and FAINT and cold at last sank upon the Snow
and carefully wrapping her infant III her cloal aud
up her spirit The bodies were discovered the next
b. traveller who unfolding the robe that enclosed the hstle
nance He Immediately carried it to dwelling al ID ITS life
was preserved
Quartee-'T The Cot where were born
We stood upon the mountain hight,
The SUMS last rays, with mellow light.
Illumed the distant shora
We gaZsd with rapture On the scene
Where hrst in youths bright morn,
Weplayed where near stood serene.
The Cot where ws were BORN"
Quartee We are happy and free 'uSjeft foDs RaneT
Tho, Land Ho'-(arrauged by Hu,chnsons WoId' y G.
" Up, up with the signal IL he land s Ght
We III be happy, if never again, boys ton ight
The cold, Che-rless In safety We We past,
And the warm genial earth elads vis last
In the land of the stranger true friends We shall fud,
To soohe in absence OF those left b. hind
Lsnd-land no. All hearts bound wi1A JOY the sight,
We III be happy, If never again, boys Tonight ;"
The foregoing song intended To describe the feelings and
emotions Of those shpboard first bthodng land
long and dreary voyage across the Atartc.
Solo johnny Sands St. lar.
Quarrette-' The Exile's Song Of Home
:" Sweet home, receive ME, faithful come,
Never, oh leave thee, dear mountain home :"
Quartette- SLEEP on Sleep on ia Serenade Hemans.
Qaarette The Grave Of Bonaparte BY Hutch
inSon.)
On a lone, barren isle. where the wild roaring biows
Assail the stern rock and the loud tempe. Is rave.
The hero lies still, while the dew dropping willows
Like fond weeping mourners, bend over NJ grave.
The chnings may flash and the loud ,hv ndrs rattle
He sleeps his last sleep, he has fought his battle;
No sound can awake him 10 glory agalJ,.'
Solo The Maniac .........z...... Russell.
Some years gentleman of fortuSe conveyed
lunatc asylum and there confined The that accompa
him took oath those entrusted with the OF The
establishment the fact OF his beng maniac. The more
the unfortunate gentleman mploed TO be released the more
forciby the keepel convinced OF his insanity ne
treatment he received affected his he beca me-
frantic and died The Strangers that carried him 10 the sy
um supposed 10 have been hired By relatives 10
whom his property would after his decease.'
Finale The Old Granite e'contaiuing family histo
of the 7 ribe Of Jesse, from David to As We has
come from the Mountains &c. o20 81