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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
WELCOME, LADDIE, FOR YOUR MrHERs

. WELCOME, LADDIE, FOR YOUR MTHER'S
SAKE
o. the inscr p,.o1 Welcome aide for your mither's
sake vpon kspacr Ia oae tne boats which welcomed
the Prince AZ Detroit
Much has been sad and done SIN the Prince cam herc
To max him kind wrlc ,rne and gte him guild cheer;
But the bes, thing seen said land lake,
II w0, /" Welcome, lAdds, for yoar mther's sake"
OH light be the heart o him WIS designed 4,
Calm as the feeling which pesties behind Il;
De bis htad ever clear, may hts soul know no ache,
VIA welcomed the " ladiie for his mtaer's sake"
lis as chas,c the gem which sumbers In light,
A clear 10 the mirc the 10 tho sight;
The hand o. him whs saii Il ia caccrfuliy shake,
WI a"wecome, lsidic for yo1r mither's sxke."
Az simple az ssee, a. the breath o. BARN.
An sparklis' an pure A. tue de the calrn;
Oh deed the soul that The were 10 take
u that "wclcnme, lsdde, for your mthcr's saxe.n
charms In the word that's found In no other,
From owliest life 10 exaltet cicen Mother;
True feeling his Who sentiment could make:
NAY his hope be IN heayea "for his mi,hers sake -
JNo. OLIVER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27

nrSgrT rR,rs sAyASykE The Savannah RepsJS,con
u tie 18th ssypwe take great pleasure In annoancins
70 readers that merchants making every Effort
70 establish aeystrm OF importing their goojs Direct
The ship c. Duncan, from Liverpool, n landing
lot Of dry goods Of various kinds, for the house Of
MeeeYs kevit Lathrop Rorers thu senior partner OF
which hAs bten 70 Enslssd 10 purchases and e.
tablsh future business relations In order 70 carry out
the idea successfully.
ExrcurroS @ srAvs Felix, a slave. sixteen or
eighteen years Old, was executed the l2h inst at
DeKalb, miss for the murder OF Green Bishop Of Isu
dcrcae county bis conviction having been bad in KEN
pee county by change OF venue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
LINES.


SUGGESTED By READING TIE HERALDs REP0Rr OF
ruE raIScKs VISIT 10 MOUNT vgRsor,
~ G. r..
Isee thee standing BY the tomb
Thcu hope Of England mighty power
q him who sleeps amid the gloom
EDshrpef within M,unt vernons bower.
see thee stand with thnugttfal brow
And reverent look on thy young fAce.
A upon thy soul bot row
The spell bad fallen, which haun.s The place.
It's strange 10 see ylctorlk's son
DO homage thls TO Waahlngtonl
Not re, . century hath hsd
Since be who here lies cold and dead,
Though shrlned ssd living Ia each heart,
Bore wi n the traitors ~eI his part
By leading tboec who broke the cham
Thy kirEiy race sirove 10 maintain,
With nre and sworc---bat all In vain.
But these are matters past and gone
Nor would woave them into soog
The Prince Tn sure we'ro glad 20 zoe.
And what IS better, are frce
To welcome, dance aud entertain,
Then bid him out-And como AGAIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
THE PRINCE OF WALES AT WESTINGHOUSE
TOMB

TOMB.
nv HENRY MoRIoRD,
In the golden sum OF the early October,
By the vide Potomsc's yellow ncod,
Al The tomb OF the great worlds nos,est sleeper
group Of strangers 'ilcnt stood.
Full many foot the path had troddeu-
And everAitn sios aud careful tread
NE path sweeping down from The house TO The river
Iost passes the tomb OF the mighty dead.
Fcll many an eye through the Iron grating
Had loo he'd On the marble Golfer gray
Where nation, hslf q century 20 isger,
Laid the gem Of their pride in dust away.
All nations, and cqlors, and habits, and races,
PAyug homage to vsaar and wisdom, and goodness
No blood and no climate can ever rcsist.
But here vas group from the lsIc Of the OCEAN
The rocky isIe Of our fathers' birth
The isle shoee drum beat circles aud startles
Tho echoes OF m ornng over the earth.
And ore . boy, with the hair Of The sAxoa,
The bright blue eyes Of the German land,
Who viii hold some day, II the fses proottsous,
The scepue 81 George the Third In his hand
Beh,rd him were men 81 the prouiest title
The feuoal princes OF Engsish bout
Standing ever around that stripping foya
Al the great ships guard tier aailye coast
yctorla's son-hisht Albert Eixnd-
He had stood already, In years 90 feu,
o. many spot made IA nous n story
Gu Naseby, and Barnet, and Waterloo
The spot, where dynssty tos,ored aai crumblei
Or rebel baron In ruin fell,
And where, over startled and shuddering Europe,
Rsrg oct the great Co-icsn cummoncr o knel.
Bot never, wcen, on q spot % pregnant
with varying ihorght, stood the boz before;
Ard VIA, fnust bare been The miaglei color
Z That his young reflection silently wore
Before him The dead lav-hclpless but mighty;
Aroani him ass stretching az endlen chan
o. tNS, .ai plaiks, and crosdei cliles,
And rivers down laushrg 10 the man.
This golden land had cnce been level
That aashed AID Gllttersd IN B-itsln,s crown,
HIS own great graadsrc had ruled and ordei
wbefeyers the visitors foot came dovn.
tn. Al aead IN the rousurw fs1ca
Hal Won q wreath for his manly brow
That hundred years have bu, budded and brighcrcd
I'D The royal boy remember how
r. Wrestling this land fron the srssp az England;
By tearing the Ncv Worlds letters away,
And teaching the suth that ong needed leszou-
There's no patent FOR heroes in royal clay.
Dbl the royal boy these things remember
Ard " he did let ne hore and believe
That b. cav far be- ond the tcalousics narrow
That national fosls siiu foster ani weave
That be thanked the Rnlcr of states and Of Nations
For the issue the dead mans vslor gave
The issue hs spirit yet mournfelly watches
And preferred . free friend 10 . sullen slave.
Did be do so Royal Albert Edward
Alone must be called v answer FOR that
Or n he though Of bis last nights partner
OF reasdac's mnstscbee or Newcaste's bat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
LINES 10 The PRINCE OF WALES.

LIhES TO The PRINCE OF WALES.
Tue folio -irg !iaes presented to the Prince 81
Wales ana grscorsiy accepted They were written by
MFsSrsnt, or Perth, we believe
" No paaoes no cloud capt towers"
No antique tanea are here
No serted rapas OF martial powers.
no pr0a1 star breasted peS.
NJ poet With lip n Ore,
no orator divine
Aaa yet, ,hog well beloved ?rlnos.
NO aetconls grad n thilel
Rvers that sweep DER hsf world
shall bea- thee proud soog
To harmony q Cstarscts
Thg grand E.unphai s0og
Prime yAl lofests open wide
broad ard proud highway.
Yielding t1eir sncieus. solem rea.u
10 8ritain's nighter sway
Vhtist skies III glorous az tns scoops
~ Empire ihay embrace,
A-c 5ce ss Saxon naiiep'e eyes,
Toy youthful presence grace.
Aad Ef.s whose priceless worth sa-ps~,
Eoh erzceies q. sea,
Or A. toe gems Of al mines
Our s-Cs ~ shall proner thes
Thousaa Is Of hearts resoived and true,
lAn 80 ready ant prepared,
Oh ssglands bidding well 70 do,
Her sacred throne 20 guard,
Och dics" serve cply right young Prince
tod graft the world may
A no1ner's and q nalions prayers
Richly ~. lied IN shee.
Pxsru, sept l. 1880
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
THE PRINCE OF WALES.

by II. 9. DOkOH0s
wscone, England For In thee
Past renown and present glory,
future fame and lore We seel
EDeiandi Tines I,Iumined story
Touched by Shakspere's wondrous hand.
Bordered With MI!onic n,wers,
Chosen from the Eden laad-
Pr.do Of earth - ihine-and ours,
We are one Our zee the sane,
o1e our language, music sposcn.
0ue orr soui enuobiing Ami
Isil tho ocean bounds be broken,
Til the noun tain tops descend,
Till the rrai night surround ls-
Pass toe watchv ords "Aail and "Frteadl'
Let she angel ray be found US
Who, before tie Sovereign THRONE.
Tells cf human history eneed--
Last, AT last the trump was blown,
Fro dom, truth oli love attended.
YrvIAtp, Warrington, Oct 3, 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
THE PRINCE.

The PRINCE,
By AHS. BAlAAHhO
Afs-"The White Cocksds''
A Prices OF scotland lives again
To glad the hearts OF Highland men
Hts name no more q sound of strife,
But pledge OF ali that sw seters life
A star Of hope. whosc dAxning RAP,
Beneath car gracious soverelgo's sway,
Brings BLESSINGS down from every aide
On Engand's hope and Scotlands PRIDE.
Chorps-A Prinos OF Scotland lives agata
10 glad the hearts OF Highland men
Rceound his name Ell rings each glen,
Tic Prince OF Scot and lives again
A thousand ancient memories dear
Make sweet h9 name to Scottish ea.-
Lord Of the Ises! thrice warliks word
or Rothsay Duke, OF Rensrew Lordl
Around hs style aIc .i.t5 thrcng
Hgn deods renowned In tale ~ song
OF dangers dared, OF duties dooa,
or battles fought, or lrlunphs won
ohorrs--A Prince Of scotland lives agasn, sc,
With joy the Killed clAasmen zee
The pnila5eg above as knes,
Tho tartan hose, ina pla.ded vast
The bonne. blue the eagle crest
Biest be the hour when Br!taiG's Qass-
With him irs, irose the brac sen greco,
While loudly ruDg DER hill ,nd glen,
Aud Scotland owns prince agan
Chorrs-A Pf.a 20 Of scotland lives gain, 10
While fgrles lash the nations -orud
Great Britain sts til oil . Grownea
Should foes defy, b. dooj o. aelt,
Each uhect's heart h's NO ,A-ch's shield,
Iinked 10 their queen ~ eVegy .is
That quarts and strer gtncua sovereignty;
God rave toe Queen, aud safeiy guide
Ec Fneiand's hope and SCOT. ana pride
Caofr5--A Prince OF scotland lives again, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
BEFORE HIM.

BElOkk HIM.
PICTURE.
fFr0rn the Saturday Frees
IA tfeary and oesoaie Gay
Tss low banging ,sy, esden colored and lugsbr.oas,
Grips contnua ty its chilling tsars.
wet oescrte4 ttrccs vis,ss Of quiet gloom dslctui
persoos with umbrellas hitilng away hero and
Aoo:s, discou,ol.,e wind signing loosely about,
N5urnfa morning OF Tenth Month, the LORDS DAP,
The Hnetecrth sunday kter Trinity.
solemn voice Of bells
abe Lord IL IN Ills Holy Temple LET al the Garth
keep silence before HIM"
"a chnio, with hors,-otbcr vehicles give pls,e--
ne progress p roya person-the attendants
Rspid ,Se uoi 70 ire ,arciasry--duly muster the
spee,asor-the msssive portals arc opened, he
cn,er,, The Gunkisa toliowiog-
n acoomplishod-s there anything more
Patience let "
3-Tas " the House q Cod-thoee having tickets may
enter may auproscn the throne Of grace, mar
The place faI Heart. q eou,ri,ioa. Thoughts Of
humility. Ticket bearers 10 hnc ralnent II "a
pns nsh. Merge v.,h u. crowd Let, the hear,
overflow win dsyetor Boz dovn The head IA
reverence s~vrc u plcspocke,s
Forty poiiccmsu aad Superintendent All u
s-ro think q iSs fsra,l.lss q TIE Holy nay
Have you pleasure n scelog them vel prescrvsr
Have yoo ~ q erAroo 6ui,ossi Have you con.
Rspose irussissiy 10, 81 Executive, single eyed. =
C,clor~, q many handsd RriaIers wor.
s-Do Won enjoy exctemertss Have you rensbilitles
thai may be lsceratedf
Look they bear out fsintirg wnman-s nsn Also
limp, livis, nieloss creatures, ghastly AMID TIE
multitude.
cxosd tari!R with devo,io1l
He comse
e-Ais yoa uege 0, pretty things, delicate spcs.
What clrculate. there smoag the people passing IRON
had 70 handi VIA, murmurs OF delight are
Lock- n N also for your pleasure ard for mine; press
on, therefort and bun with the rest.
10 Think whst ~ we shall have OF ri
The Book Of Coumon Prayer
Diamond elegance gloss ~ sa,n, red sparkle or
rocco, giini q gold the clasp carionsy anonsd,
the cost two hundred sni Gi1y dollars
len dienl D3lNs what words these bcarlns the
soul beavenvard WAT ecnees, eoftly a,stlnx
In the dim srchtg overheard
The lord 10 in us Holy Temple ict all the csr,h kess
silence before him"
81 Bsmcut--s sudden nuss--the strong dssse,tla,
shock Of "a vital inspiration.
NJ .1ntr.
s-Wl4' r TIE fPeolscic, splendid, sgulasa0t, ~.
ftLi9aAi
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BEFORE THE GRAVE OF WASHINGTON.

BEFORE TIE GRAVE OF WASHINGTON
Ine eoft rays Of the aut0nn Gun
Eel goldery on latc AID wave,
Touching with holy light the grave
That holds the dust OF Washington.
Asscred Presence broo5ed round,
A halo Of diyinext flame;
The memory Of the mighty name
That makes Mount Yerrcn nailowed ground
A stately silent group was there
Tae nstioD's Ruler, crowned with years.
And Eaesnd's Prince amid his peers,
Uncovered In the reye.ebi air
Beneath the old ancestrai trees
They walked together, side By side.
In sun and fhadow. close allied,
Lased in the happy bands OF peace
Two friendly nAlions met 10 them,
Two mighty nations, one OF old,
Cast In The same gigantic moid,
Shoots from the siuroy Saxon storn.
They gathered round bis holy dust,
The wisesi VI the many wise
That shaped our early deftinies
Aud fought our battles, sternly just
Ike brothers at bis grave they stood.
And Rioried 70 hts common rame,
Forgetting ali things bat bis fame.
Rene n ooring only what was good
tTTH gracefully and molly dSne,
royal tribute 10 the free
Who Prince vii long RENE moee .hes,
Bsore The grave a Washington.
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TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNEss THE PRINCE OF
WALES.

~ MS HOl Al HirhNESS lHE GElNlE VI
WALES.
EY ROSA SCOTT.
God bless th Gear and noble by,
NY country's hope, my oouptry's dearest Joy;
Bess him with wisdc m, power and grace
To ell his mothers loisy place.
Fold him, great Father, Lord above,
Fold him n thy arms OF love-
Keep nj Prince for Jeeus sake,
Keep him III the trump shall wake.
on, may his youthful steps ne'er slide,
Bot close beneath thy bleeding side,
Where CURLING STRAINS OF mercy flows,
healing balm Cor earthly woes.
There may be rect In early youth,
There may ko learn she way Of truth,
There mar he breathe his life away
For this hope for this pray.
Nav YosK, Spt. Is, ls6o
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GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
o5TOk VERSION BY OLIvK1 wKHsDELL Ho1.krBf.
God blees our fathers land,
Keep her in heart and han1
one with her own
From all her foes def nd,
3e her brave peoples friend,
On ell her realms del ceod,
Project her thronet
Father, with loving care.
Guard rhOu her kingdoms hslr,
Gnide all bis ways,
Thine IN bis shelter be,
From him by land ard SEA
BID storm and danger Tee
Pro,ooS bis days
Lord, lot waz's tempest oeAse.
Fold tbs whole earth IN peaca
Under rny wings
Make all Tiny nations one,
All hearts be meath NE sun,
TIL Thou shalt rotgn alons,
G-sa, King Of Kings
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BARON RENFaEw's BALL;

or. TIE BsLLBs aE DAhcgD wTH
Twas gra5d display, 1as the Princes bal,
A pageant Or ie.e, or what OF may cal
brilliant coTruscat.on
Where ladies' aid lords Of 1ble worth
EuohaIiei T.. ace o. royal brta,
BY roya. demonsSss'ioa.
Like Queens, arraye5 Ia .teig regal glAss,
Iaey charmed the Prince with cayEIu2 eyes,
Fair laiies Of rank and station
TIL the door gave way, s1d down they sprawled
la taoieaux style, which the artists called
door ali decoration.
Al the Pri1ce's feet like flowers .hey lai,
In The brightest bouquet ever made,
For Princes choice 70 fs,.er--
Perpiexef TO rnd, where nj were rare,
Whsoh yas the lalfesi Of the far
To Gull Tor Qusenly Atas.
But 5000 the door was ss, argh.,
And Peter Coopsrs face grew bright,
when, like the swell ~ an organ
Al hearts ceat time 20 tho drst quaerilie,
And the Prince confessed 70 Joyous Thrill
Az he danced with Ms, Morgan.
Thet came the waltz, the Princes own
Ani every bar and brilliant tine
Had ncsic's sweetest grace 90
But tie PRICE, hinse Gs'es FL. 10 charm
Tia nc sliehGy claspaJ s,a circl!ng am.
That lovely girl h a. Sasca.
But an the work went bsavel7 on.
And meek eyed Peace trophy Won
By the magic Art b. To- jAaces
For the daring Princes Hexi exploit
Wa 70 league with SCOTS Camilla Hoy.,
And overcome tas iaaoers
Besides these three hs ietgned - Fisld
His hand 10 NJ. 3 " f'eld,
Mas Jay And Nss NAl 8dseu
Mes r s,eil, too, was giveu plsce--
AL beauties famous for their gracs
from Texas 70 L,.s Hroa
With Mrs Kernoohaa he nlancsd."
With yfs. tdss-S Cooper danced
Win Mrs Be,inoat cApecei
With TAR Mss f.sb, ia fairY rx
He Epptt 4 sort OF Foya u.
And next Mss Egt.er gsvorea
Aud tous, MD many hopes and fears,
BY the brilliant light OF the Chandeliers.
Did they gasly gear and reves
Wen pleased 10 charm a royal pr.ooe,
Tue oIly ooe from Old Eug,and since
George washiS gion sas . rebel
Al d 70 tie aeetipg hours wen, by,
A1o waA(hfs stopped-ies' tine should dy--
Or that they winding wanted;
Oio matrons dozed ami papas snlasj,
And many q fair one Vas begailed
Al the Prince danced on, UNLIMITED.
lis now Q dream-the Princes ball,
lts vanished glortes, one and al,
The sceucs OF she fairy tales;
For Cinderella herself wAs there,
Aad BArnum keeps for trial fAlr,
The beautiful Slipper deposited there
by his Hshness Tue Prince OF Wales.
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Pageant a tEe Chascn reverend qrastoS or bishops
soldiers OF tho CEoss, folio ere d the Lamb,
Supplied servants Of tho Evlng God thirty SIX Ia
nlm1or-ans~es ana sa5 what V thar
DIE comas
Nov indeed there In steuce before Hin
ii-Bow down white nyares 10 yondsr cnAnccl Bow
dosl, pshopsl Reverend eiergymeu, bow down
before him
Advance. bsa.er Of nsoesi FAINT IA your liberal
Peal oui, strong soboiug organ Break up troubled
and struggling sea og music Burst forth, storm
Of Sound And VOC, waves Of melody, enSuH ali
human bearts
12-t nntsned tina words are spck.a, the sound has
died away, he u gone
oui from The dim cancel, eSeud bishops and clss
gymen Disappear. white robes OF priests and
Of singers Pour FORTH p.oas vorsh!ppers, from
the House Of God
Into the streets once more-.as- ran Of Autumn-tno
chill, sighting wind.
What tramp OF siceds on tee We. pavement What
disappearing SHAPE, there n the gathering
Pns on, sainn and slnnersl You have worshppeA
well Rest under Tho peaceful 0igh,. slow NOV.
leg from the Eas,
No longer before Him iso.d.ers o. the Croes Ne
looSer before Him. WILLIAM wlsnR
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GOD SAVE THE PRINCE.

INDU SAY f THE PWINIE.
P9fLADFi PHrA VERSION, SUNG BY CARL f0Rhus5.
Long nay the Prince abide.
highlands hope, JOY aAd pride
Locg live the Prince;
Nay Engisnd's future king
VlctorA's virtues bring
To grace his reign
God save the PRICE
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HHfoF6
Oc7 es ms m0ruirg renewal was mali r
case N Eprteht tor postpoasrent aad the r.z'tar
uvlrntely - ouvued " TIE secaci aooday "a Nevss,
rhs Ccrrt AaJcaruec " Nc1tsy a0st,
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Q mighty prircei rs no osiince,
Ko9r worship, that name We,
Nale ooaAss. tsss ~ RI al bliss,
moment 10 have zane gel
Tat zoe sboeii see lha likes o. me-
Ire ~bile fs,na astscsnt
1eay sspgose although fns clothes
Tvs nifhty cla1e and Ia eat
1s. ~ ny ,roih, aas B.t.eoalhr
10 a. NJ i-lst r3yaeu.
Tie laset ihs Nor1 "a May isrt
h-s1 .a.isf thsa goaf u,shasss.
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BeIloe ., the len OF you.
BelifoAli IN front Of J on.
Young end full grown;
While that commit .es ses,
Strangers 70 etiquette.
All around went 70 gcs
Trlends Of their own
Prinoe OF Wsles, PrIcs OF Wales.
How they have Numbered,
They who had charge OF yea
They, the Four Hundred
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IN CHARGE OF THE FOUR HUNDRED.
AfrER TySNNSoS.
Prince ., waes, rrlucc " Vac
Hs~ shey have N,eutereg
Thy who hal eaaf 20 81 Yog-
They, the boar n gnireii
Left At the Cty Hal
Two morss tcrrs,
urin tine people al,
Ios NJ their power
Powers OF endssacs l2.ts,
waited the live lonc is1,
Waited nntl the night
shut out the famous s.xns
All a.org Broadpsv.
A. Ne "srsnf IA /" lass.
Nslss your shyness,
Iaaslk velvet pen
Put your RoyN Hsh1sG
Bails up . platform, So,
Without precssiion.
Letting the people th-uega
VITA great c0mr1tlD1
prt. q vsrrsssrg str.ngs,
Slrs0ger tssB utt.on,
Torivc you pastnsrs t1srs
lot q or select'e1
Sarzht not voG- tasse 81 stsass,
Assoc 16t yoCr ssast
vhle al afcuni - ssfei
. TaEy I8Ae.
5si,es a re risoi = 10,
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ANOTHER ODE FOR THE PRINCE.

~ ~, -, a..,a...s 1..--11,.n :. 800. ~. -
p..ss =. ,fp..s -. ts s ,s, y. 5 -. s
knowp aa, sad comnit,ee w1 sgfully suubSed bv The
al tsers OF 10 snness', ms suubsiug apoesrs Y
have beea taseu k.1dly howercr for friend Iuform,
" that our gFiaaalc fellow cit yens hsvs lust addresse
the to''swrg
HoDs 70 "a 'lgHNFss.
We "a yoar 'lehefss 'oi1, most dear
Ess .easi o. Hnsiand's rshis.
,i..s ~ ~ AZ 20 80
- - W. AnsaS
l9Cs 'shness. 700 muss ave q thought
VI 90 llfse Yankee 'ogs
- ces, "a, Asney, ny iorg sioee,
u.s. n-s sa"so se ooss.
Iaey et I'm srt Al San Juan
A taolgn q hosned tne phase:
49, go 49, .p uSa-r,.as ,sameo
" - - s"'a 80
assr ixhness WREN you rtaca the shrons,
~ erg las 'AFrey Oh
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BROWNS LIGHT BRIGADE.

TIE CHARGE Of THE fINt HUNDRED.
The commit GO that prepared for It's privsse a.
quantanoes the p, for the prince OF wales'
discovered ,ssip hints, that bad not ncudea soii-
tary dancing ,ocg choice invited ooes. Ia ths
dilemma resovted tho im mortal Brown, d Grace
church, who supplied with ire ,,c.es ave hundred o.
hA "Ight Brigade" out Of which be Oils MP fafslooabk
parties nth eligible partners for "ihe Gvman.
Round rushcd the manager,
Seeking for dancing ms1,
Praying Tor pralcins usa,
Who 10 the schctilsh snone.
VII, for then speed we're .no~,,
vho ~oaid dctermlas
To 20 through the Gerraa
Frantic iacy called % Drova.
"Bring mo iA1cers tosa.
Boldly Brown thgEdesei-
s'if you my youns nen lAcx,
fres tickets give ns,
And all briag zoe back
oc!rk a. assh or crsc<-
Rsng you dve huatref"
Trembling they d.i la th.ax,
Ani Brown did the thing,
Bird on q lightning vsas
Never vvoi isstsr.
Fi-e hundred "nee Yosay nsa,'
Each one walter.
VITA free tSseN fuals;
Ia,o Academy" pasasd,
A ~ market,
Fearful . geu Of, then.
That extrs weigni Of 1len
Snssaed the phoe pa ssd
All every ds1clnz s0l.
Went down the ys~n.ag hos,
Wills, toe Price vonieret
Add sos ctlinscy veps
over the grave. snste sap.
Tat dear ave hust-e3
p,r- Broadway. rexs 5sT,
fverv man hobsipA,
- that hs shoes, yog'i 81.
We're esfly cohbled.
Ass any man yor met.
"ffow be such burt c'ud yst.
vhy.ou his hmplag toe.
IL snosid 20 stumbling 90,
Why hs 10 bunieredf
Ari h. would tell--Hsr,
ras, ght TEL. sir,
wbsa Browns iixht arirsss
fei' ta-ouah tAat 1realful hoe
Ard save myoe1 90 SOL
Isre cot alive vaols.
o. tke nve hua1rt1"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
0uipcatilgs Of the American Muse in Honor
Of Albert Edward

The Prince at the Tomb OF Washington-Aa
Charge CT the -Four Hundred-In Trinity
Church-Mr. Patrick 0Dowd to the
Prince-A Scottish 0de-Various
sonnets, Poems and Anthems
from Various Hands,
&c, &C., 20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
Ccrtiticntes
Cm,r,rlrnnS' I,ff.'..'.'. e.

'hNRi-Eiro~S, Jefferson County. Va.
. having Iunrhased one Of David o. R,rbr'. Wa.Ii,,.
Nayhncs. tThc Little Gian.1 s.,ne t,.,
a,i ns.ins bysn called ua ~ Nr Rohr to tnoS
.''p.t ,"nhl safety rvcoSnmcni o. the pulii, or
N"fth apg .l'ing SOnld simply say To- th ~ :, h., ar
ipnatsly r-s yself Who has 4, have H., -
uE ~fr %! the same one that has ~ Na.h that 4, a.
bctrr calc uiaf' L. kscp -acc aud gu,t In n,u,ir
Than anything that haNeet tr,cd The sa.h say.
have NO more truors me In, chair. a.. ~, ,!
dashed abnut the house--httic rhiLlr.p. ~, -, ~
hetS stahkcd hear NO ',aoT- all the Kin i.sn,
~ tnc ha9d' ~ NOR 81 the era that have the Tar
iE cay i All pE wh1 even the klftens on the hearth
- fcrnhifd Ia Sktp aud play; the lt,l. ios car, -,
uhe,Kh thc rbin Rithput kick ~. oil rbrk r,frap
s'ani 'n mo d-ir and crow without being ssl,i snJ
10 my lvil grvaf Tcii the buttons Ar, never "a ~
Wasting nov ii used Ia taks the largest fy,,,i,,,
shut such annoy above arr ~ b, ,
Tsr-on, thcn buy 5 machine.
November no. iss0. Nv Row.N