New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

There wrote the Language OF fhe heer.
With Sois translucent beam
There dvelt abe, In her majesty.
And proud bor sceptre bore,
All through the year Of Tihy-threo.
And willthsovsh Fity'feur
There thu oosed mighty multitude;
Old Are with silver hair;
The Man that like the gpEied OAK stood;
The Msid % wondroas fair;
The Laughing eyes Of Infancy.
The look that Manhood wore
AL ssthered there in Fify three.
And will 10 Fly four.
There. too I saw the "Old Arm Chslr,~
Ard thoughts OF ssdpess stdle,
Like the soft light that fingered here.
Down through my dreaming soul;
For then the past came back 70 mo
The dear old days Of yore--
Lone ere the dawn Of fifty-three
Yet fresh In Fifty-fou
There too saw the bold sni brave,
Whose names have ssscsd toe sse,
Though laundering In tbs seIt grave,
Asresl sseusd they there 70 ms
AZ, some short time before.
saw alive In fifty-thres
The dead Of Fiftyfour.
And many wondrous things Issv
But. chief Of ell the thr0nS.
bowed myself In humble awe
Where Jordan rolled along
For there my wondering eyes did go
And long did ponder DER
The Palestine OF Pifty-three,
Shown here 10 Fifty -four.
Upon the mount Of Olives then
lsecmed In. truth TO stand
And gazed Ger Kedrons lonely sisn,
Where strsyed the chosen band
Jerusalem and 0allilee
Spread eli the eye before,
As erst they Law In Fify three,
And will In FfIy-fou
There Nazareth, ,nd Bethlehem.
And Zion's Mountain rose,-
Sad lsndmarks for they spoke OF Him.
The Man Of many Woes.
who though long years. Of poverty
on trod their path avs DER.
For al who were In Fifty -three,
Or are In Fly -four.
Then turned me to our own fair land,
For Art hath fingered here,
And at her self-enforced command
A thousand scenes appear;
For here her dwelling place viii be-
Her home for ever more
The glorious Queen Of Fifty three.
Supreme In Fifty-four
The Greciau Artists pencil drew
Such wopdrous counterfeit
That birds upon the canvas few,
And strove the fruit to eat;
But wonders grease r ttill we see,
Upon favored shore,
Where Art has strayed In Fifty three,
And will In Fifty -four.
For Art and Nature here have joined.
As partners with the Sun,
And In one RooT have ali combined
And now they work a. one;
OF what they do tis not for mo
More closely TO explore
You saw it ali IN Fify-three.
Or may la Fifty-four.
lis time to end this rambling rhyme.
Kind reader, Al revoir!
call egsln another time,
And tell what more saw,
As In Broadway three sixty'three.
strayed CD hour or more
As you have done in Fifty three.
Or will in Fifty four.
There pietures that may challenge al
That Art hath ever done.
Since Father Adams direfai fall
To all the world are shown;
And though they wen the victory
Full many time Of yore,
The choicest gems Of Flfty three
Are beat by Fifty four.
There 60. and while you ro's ct wis
As through q gay psrerre,
Forget not, though you may be still
All young and strong and fair.
Another year there may not be
For your or your in store;
for what ives bright In fifty-three
May fade In Fifty-fo
Improve the present-Tme and Death
90 hand Ia hand for aye;
The flower that blushed In mornings breath
May wther with the day;
Trust not the Future-n0ne can sec
Beyond its gloomy door;
But seize the shade Of fifty-three
Fer barred by Fifty-fOur.
Once more, Farewell! May Love and Peace.
Long Life and sweet Content
Keep even with the Years Increase
BY favoIing Heaven sent;
In fifty five hope TO be
Your dutiful once more,
To sing as ow Of Fifythres,
A song OF Fifty-four.
" extraordinary amount Of patronage bestowed
Aguerroyp during the year 1885 has proved beyond
srticle not only the cheapest but the most popular
Of the expression OF the features and particularly
harpness OF outline and cesrness soness and dele
shade for and grace Of posil;onin fact for all
ske perfect picture and an exact likenes-hs fame Of
IT. resting ~ l. doesnot upon meretroous Exhibition
of former laborions Effort accidental and unexpe
tut upon the real present everyday work done In hi
mt. Bringing 10 his aid years Of experience and the
r,isis that can be found he makes H. work hs pride
y assures all Of entire satisfaction
Pictures 10 needless to say, have never been squ
y and beauty a. thousands of families can now testify
mems on their center tables
which unite the accuracy Of Likeness OF
sr Totype with the beauty of finish Of the ivory pain
tai ing the place ofthe old style OF miniature The,
lisitely beautiful
REoscoPE which add to the Hat picture all the per,
natural position sTe invaluable for securing vie'
IT, buildings streets, cities and all Natural scenery
owever large or small
n DAeUERREorsPEs need no praise. They are scatt
he land from maine 10 Mexico from Oregon 10 Florida
W here their own recommen iaiion.
desire single or double pictures large or small gro
plates hkepesses for finger rings will hnd bis Gal
,lAce for perfect satisfaction large assortment Of loci
10 very rieh patterns. always on hand.
inhrm peope and o;hes who do not choose TO travel
Of I'VE and six story buildings will Ind RooTs Caller
ON rHB FIRST FLOOR up stairs the sitting
he SECOND only.
sther males no difference here; and storm, cold
j alike. Perfec, pictures made 10 any weather
lar attention paid TO pictures Of children for which
known bens the most successful artist in the counts
desires no one to take these facts upon their we'll In
e. CALL AND SEE WITH YoUR OWN EYES Trust no
,pt yeur own Examine bis work iii speaks itself
open dag 0a6 srraSao, free 70 ell.
his vast collection Of able portraits Of disnEgi
has recently received from the American Consul
loe-p plate pssuefreofypes OF Jerusalem Bethlehem
nj Zion, the Mount OF Olives and the Censsnt q Be
has made stt reosoope Of Jerusalem In which you
able point In the city These views worth joarn
The Old Arm Chair" and other very interesting wor
also be seen.
he great Free Gallery, No ss Broadway corner Of "
Low Tayloi's International Hotel and be convinced
seds no fElsone eelosy and h not dsparased BY tbs
specfion bv all the world s. ROC
1ys Dun Jan. 1854