New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-04
MONDAY EVENING, DEC. tth, ISIs'
NlBLO'S SALOON.

Programme.
ou,r,.,ts-Blow on. Blow on "A Pir4,es Gl5s-B.sec
Blow on . Blow on! we love the howlias WINS,
A. lsTsss a $ as IS the , @ VOL; s that's rowns upon
ouaytette-The Land w e,hngt BY G. T. Mo!s
-''N' Ws love the Patriot sasss.
Who ID the days OF ycTe,
And drove them from our sh"re
Who flung our banners staTry hs!d,
And spread broad maps Of cities where
Once waved the TO- trees. .
BsTs sh ERsEags5s Is Lemsm0Eas 4 DsH0s;s BY Hon MF
Pse @ S S 1 an h h pisvon, To his
leaving his native land canS up he scenes 81 M;
under the psfa reflection oh?rns buried ms VIE aAo cnu
I'm sitting on the SUE, MAY,
On blight May morning ious ago
TIC 'si corn NV Vas sSrins,ns ,Trsh aud sresn,
And +: :as q ,ssS, shS II |Lr.X sys
Cu,rtstts-The Grave ot BonapaIe.
,.tsi; Yet spin; immortal, the tomb caino, bind thee
Thou sy spassst Es FROM 6sadasc and oehrd thee
A nam which before the no mortal Mad Won
Ihonah nations may combat ana wars @ tlses b ; '%,e
Thou they last sleep hast fought hy last battle
No sound can awake thee 20 glory asa'n.
PART II. =, ,
New sons-Were with you Once asan-"r'usn Oy 6. ?
Qnlreteonce time The origin Of Yankee Doodle,
There many stories told OF TIE oIisn OF ths splLtsiE
dunn and FIFE air. out that couneorated IN this SopS :
g Affective are HAPPY and rec.
ir:o-Rockaway-Wo oIds By Henry J. Sharp.
-, On Old Lon: Island. sea s,.t shore
In lrstcniu. TO the breakers roar.
That ashsd the beach at Rockaway.
New wSuatet;e-f'Seeis'oI-"or ords BY henF' w Lo"sef
Th Tie SGnnusd 1,p,aso"Si oS Of sn'os
known tonsua Dse e.ardms the every day comforts OF ME-
the anrer,s of love- and the waranss OF exis.pee M It
presses forward solitary path E'ei III death 1t ho'ds
last device aud from the air Froclans tbs pIoSsoS
of the soul in hShsr sphere"
The shades OF night Were falling fast.
As through an Alpine village paSsd
4 youth Who bcre mid snow and ice.
~ OlA''s' "'-' '"'' ''''"A> Ercelsicr
His brow was sad, his eye beneath
Fl,std like a alchiou from its sheath.
And like silver clarion runS,
The accents OF that unknown tonfue-
Try not to pass ~ the old man said,
Dark lowers the tempest overhead,
The roaring torrent, deep and wide.
Excelsior,
"Oh stay the maiden said " and rest
They weary head upon this ore.st
But still he answered with sigh
This asoriis song descriptive Of the journey of band Of
Emisrants across the Allegheny Mountains.
Dfoop not ,os brothers! sh
Ger the Ws.t~,lsIo, HoSnt,1s1,
Under boushs of msetoe,
Lo:-huts we III rear.
While herd, of deer and buffalo,
Furnish the cheer.
Fila oeI the mountains steady boys
For game alar
We have rifles ready, boys
Aha.
Throw care to the winds,
Like chaf, boys.-ha.
And Join in the laugh boys, boys
Hah-hah-ha.
New Quarstte-My Mothers Bible
This book is all that's left me now
Tears will unbdd.n start
With ialterng lip and hrobsinE brow,
press it 70 my heart
For many generations past,
Here $ our family tree;
My mothers hand this Bible ca,ptd
She, dying, gave 1t me.
Ny i,ther read this holy book,
10 Brothers, Sisters dear,
How calm my poor mo thers look,
Who lo,'d Gods word to hear,
Her angel face see 1t yet
What vivid memory's come
Again that e group is met,
Within the Halls OF home.
Sno-The Maniac
Some since Eeneman OF ot,%ns was conveyed f
unatic asylum, and there confined The persons mat ac
comraned him oath those entrusted win the care
of the establishment the fact OF hs being maniac ne
more the unfortunate gentleman mpoIed 70 DE- reiea"eu me
Corciby the keepers convinced oil his insanity he
treatment he received soon affected his reason ne became
frantic and died The gers that carried him to the as un
supposed have been hired by some relatives 10 "ho
his property would revert after his decease
Frae-Tle Old Granite State. o,,cs,
We have from tie Mountain Of the Oid Granite S!ate
Containing family history Of the Tribe OF Jesse from
David Asa We have come from the Hlount"ins' &c.
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