(THE CELEBRATED BUFFO SINGER)|

ODDITIES.

A GLORIOUS COLLECTION OF NERVE WORK.

ING, SIDE CRACKING, CARE DESTROY-
ING, MOUTH TORMENTING

SONGS;

AS SUNG BY MR. G. DIXON,

AT NEW-YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, BALTIMORR
AND NEW-ORLEANS THEATRES,

WITH SHOUTS OF APPLAUSE.

INCLUDING THE

NEW NATIONAL SONG,

COMPOSED AND SUNG ON THE DAY OF THE CELEPRATION OF
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION; TO WHICH IS ADDED, THE

ODE,

WRITTEN BY MR. S. WOODWORTH, FOR THE SAME OCCASION

"The Bourbon ́ star hath dimly set,
To rise no more.-.
-Hail La Fayette!"
ITHACA, N. Y. :

MACK, ANDRUS & WOODRUFF.

HASVAND COLLEGE LIBRARY

FROM

THE BEQUEST OF EVERT JANSEN WENDELL

1918

A

NEW NATIONAL SONG,

COMPOSED AND SUNG BY

MR. DIXON,

AT WASHINGTon parade ground, before 120,000 PERSONS ON THE 25TH NOVEMBER, 1830.

I.

Hurrah for France! 'tis joy to see,
Far in the mighty dawn,

The genius of old Liberty

With all her armour on.
The glory of her spear has cast

The tyrants' might away:

Sound loud your trumpets to the blast-
Hurrah for France, Hurrah!

II.

Hurrah for France! for she has woke
From out her dream at length;
The wine cup and the lute are broke,
All godlike in her strength.

Erect she stands, while round her brow
Bright hopes of Freedom play,

Exulting she is harnessed now

Hurrah for France, Hurrah!