New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21


A MEXICAN MUSEUM, AERIAL GARDEN,
a AND EA1R-coraer Of Broadway and Ann street T.
: ''-A1''' &c GRAND GALA WEEK.
In order 20 accommodate the crowds attending here
'nefs TWo wv p DISTINCT PERFORMANCES DAILY,
commencing al clock and /! 2. NJ
GEN. TON THUMB,
the delightful curiosity the world produced can 6s
So throughout 'AF DR. Di~'E VIESTiSHs qsi faS fsSsis
viii open his whole budget OF Comic lmitaons Scraps Cd
4'''e'' -A' 49, MR. S X g. NELLIs,
born without arms will Gesht the ysiters with M hundreds
1ssoG1 k Ss' GoE 'G:S Si 8; DOG BOG
will as,opi,h all with their ucredibls performances
Abino Lady, Glass Blowing Grand CosnoEaHaa and 500,
Admission to the whole IS cents-chldrsn under and
half pnce. ----
DEALE'S NEW-Y0RK MUSEUM-ALL
1 ooN FOR one sHlLLING:-Mr H. Bennett ne NanasrE s,
splendid sRaa os. a, z and stF \ oeloss
Positively h %tb soY Gi 81 Hh H"S5 Woobs 81 sS'dsff'
" 'l' '0' sA4 ADRG 81 ZEN; on 01''S h
the most wonderful Magician and the world ever
Produced will Introduce hande, his cha
P'aasss and liFsiPits Ha BEACH I SkT SiS wonders of
s,s''f N'n'': NEcHsHStAIa iasaslts ,1a FSG?usfR'HR FGuRH
is almost impossible 10 believe they the work OF \
qumber Of famous characters appear including the Clown
Jugrlev, Jim Crow, sc. sc. Also engaged that wonder
'0'',' THE MYSTERIOUS. CHILD, HAJAH.
Persian Boy who has stoashed tb- saysas Of furope b
his maculgu. powers OF iyneo9 He willIe the 81
an thing which vsiters have n their pockets home
elsewhere and S TtLL T.'4SH2 TE :ini,5 THoUGaTs ~if
person among the audience Also eYhbitins the Bones
the Great Mammoth recently found Orange County
Admission to the whole only One Shilling Cpl
GRAND SCOTTISH VOCAL ENTERTAIN
oune their r,t Concert for tn season take place at the
Apollo on Tue sday 26,h INST. when the following
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sf%ss % @sl2ns S + BSaS oass Il s An hSh
land Pa:d-Mary of Arsys-,rhe broom O the Cowdsn
aGdv IS Gan p9 ks t.-Twas within me q sweet 81.
nS TwIGa Nav at b5 Aa Hs So Go
assisted BY Sir tteRush and iir a PHILIPS who wlpre
Tickets Fifty Gents each-o be h,d with programmes
;he music Mr. CI,rshush 2O5 Broadway or at the
Misses C.'s residence, No. Warren ST. q l3teod-
MUNDAY EVENING, Oct. 23d.-HUTCHIN-
M a?.s soSs The coNtGEkHI at HNs6S S s kl2+EH
T 4: e. $SsS iSs s:
TckS 50 cents each be had at the principal Music Stores
in Broadway and at sPH'Sn PN%5R NfS MME Bookstore
Blow Blow as~ 8a M Eb ssnas Gi Sia Baker
That bear ar US xn, on our 1h,, way y;o,v,;nr rron
| Our native hills are we.
Quart 9u9Ets,'sI,lhe ~ M Apme Hu@fSs RaneH
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The Wild wind, swept tho mountains hight.
And pethess was the deary wld,,
And md the cherries hours OF night
a mother wandered with her child
| As through the dritted snow she pressed,
This story is founded on fact descriptive of the surruSs
of mother while wandering with her child the Or en-
alpady perished in the storm The mother too becoming
weary and FAINT and cold last sank down on the snow
mporng rotec,ion OF Heaven upon the babe she yielded
up her spirit The bodies discovered the morning
BY traveller, who unfolding the robe that enclosed the te
babe found it still alive and smile p aging its couqc-
He immediately carried to dwelling anu It's HE
was preserved
Quartstte--,' The Cot where we were born
We ST stood @ upon In the .11int m1nn'an am 'sh''
The suns last rays, with mellow light.
lumed the distant shore,
Wsgazed with rapture on The scene
Where first, in youths bright morn.
We played where stood serene
The Cot where hom."
ousrtette We happy and free '-subleet from Rane5
T1io' Land, Ho !-(araused by Huchnsoa Words by e
M"r51 np msAh ssA the signal Tie land in sigh, ''''
We t II dd b haFppy again. ,S S9y M Sr,si r na
An$ s$S ss5 ss$ 1s ssd
Land-and no! an Ihearts bound with Joy at the sight,
We II be happy, never again boys c,n'sht ;,nc. and
emotions Of those on pboard on first behons land after
SnS and dreary voyage across the Atlantic g, ,,;,
ousrts,ie sSlH Sonn1i The 'indi ESes Song Of Home
- Sweet home, receive me. faithful come, 80
Never oh never 60 leave thee, dear mountain home
Quar,et,e' SLEEP on. Sleep ia Seenadel .Herrmans
eaar,sts The Grave of Bonapar'e tarFansed BY Hutch
On lone, barren isle. where the wild roaring pillows
The hero lies still, while the dew dropping willows
TIE sanSs Gai sngs a as and the hun
He heeds not he hears not he 3 free from ma all pam PAN;
He sleeps his last sleep he has fought his last battle;
No sound can awake him TO glory again
Solo-Ih he Maniac tsus'eti I -
unate um and ele conne The
med him took oath entrusted with the OF the
Ss nenan s
orcibly were the keepers convinced Of his insanity The
frantic and died The suarsers that carried him the
um supposed to have been hired by some relatives TO
FHS n fhs Old Granite con;anng history
Of the Tribe Of jesse, from David to Asa We have
come from the Mountains &c. oS0 5.
Vocal HALL, PIP Grand.street, corner of the
' Bowery-Sunday, Oct o. lSi3.-Glorious success =
The Wings and Democrats debating with tremendous
and s 5s and and ssEn sd m
houses and are highly applauded II.
DIR. LARDNER'S LYCEUM,
Ny. SOCIETY LIBRARY LECTURE ROOM.
SATURDAY EVENING, 2ls1 2rgs Oct,
! ILLUsTRiTioNs
Telescope Of Venus, Crescent, halved and
s. Illuminated Diagram illustrating the apparent motion Ct
| Venus.
! 6 Moving Diorama to explain the phenomena.
+ Splendid Telescope Dorama Of Mars taken by draw
prepared for Dr. Lsdner BY s. Sir JGhn HfSeh sci 81
| UAL MOTION, and the DRUM NlOND LIGHT.
lC To open half:past six To commence at quarter
past -,
u Tickets, Fifty Cen,s-A Gentleman with two Ladies
One Dollar. II
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BEACON COURSE TROTTING.
CATURDAY, October 2lst, at P. M. Purse
- $50 Mile heats best three in Ave under the saddle
WM WHELAy enter, b. m. LADY TOMPKINS.
GEo. SplcEn chg. TON BENTON.