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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
FROM AN EMINENT LAWYER IN NORTHAMPTON
MASShtIIl.Sl II

.
MASShCuUSI T. Is.
NORTHAMPTON, FL 7, 1919.
Dear Sir-l have Long wi he'd To yuu that might civ
you IN accIrem lni 81 HE ai kiblt cure IT my
" daughter If VUent case If ,cruiula She Is now al
most three years aye In February iaSI Iulr sufes IN
IN the lips Ice anu gllnd>, m,d tl"r appearance, an
IN reised with Ir uMlu Grd.ty I'll hr eyes aisu b.,
tamt 50 badly uCcfdcd, TIA to all ape cOlIu
never again be rtstred This continued slA weeks til
child beng Triblr sight, and HE hearts of h.
parents almost broken. During the whole uC this p-rtd
we used SAKsAPARlLLA IN LARGE QUANTITIES.
nut the disease MT arrested III the least While ill.,.
disease was sill NJ It's height hlpprned " IL call at
the Store at Your veg snl manly nthis place. ana
rilltIhg The mann r. III which our child afflicted, H.
advised mr. Ia mike tfal If your CaItIalagui. oh
out one battle, having no r,ndrutr in 1t, hut cunmsIC,
IlVlng according your dttctnS, sIupinug an ethel
medicines ut once aud IN ju live Us ha swelling vlsI-
ny decreased the uc,r bglu hea aud he improved
rapidly for rlc weeks ald orr very nr nj iy was an
pfellly turcd-lsss tll Iwu BATH NJ be u us,d
waning li' case 10 ani VI Incrsdu H. IntS thl
emo I"nk N 40 cure mist have been eff ct I'd bl
tile use Of Tile ~AisAPARlLl.A, aud II was not ea,,
lndtr tile clcunr'facts IL argue against thai opinion I:
BUT NOW Fer THE PROOF VII, II ill.,. cbIld A near
10 Ie perfectly ced, WE tpp,d giving her yunr eX
rict surprising aftsAs SAT in ntl tv- DAYS the
same trupllns Higius the eye, atl swelling began t.
retufi We wardhye days IL il 1t would amount IL,
my thing seriulIs lt increased RAPIDLY us Lefre We
again commenced ging her your N dlriue, and IN five
days (he same rod Of rms as b fore she began Ia
grow hcuer, and ltdbout Two weeks was We again
Frnm That day To tbs, ilr child has heen perfectly Nell
MY father, Isaac Judges, Ul North Adams MISS PLY
SlClAN came to Sc Us with the int n Of prescribing
tO her, but AS W,re using your medicine " In ~ccs
nut len ms own prescription To b. in case YOUR EX
tract tailed We had no occasion FIR 1t, and am sure he
WIN now Recommend y"uf medicine IN similar cases
Your Obedicnt Servant,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
1flr0jfincs.
For the Good oGshe MANY.

For the Good Oishe Many.
NHE ASTOUNDING REVELATIONS THAT uAvt
brrn made during the past var of the efficacy aud
wonderful
EALING PROPERTIES
o. he greahSi Ne cine of Tie Are,
STATIONS EXTERNAL REMEDY.
CALLED
HUMP, il\iMENT,
HAS .qS7'O.NESHED TIE WORLD.
CRAMP IN THE CHEST AND STOMACH
NoRrH N,DIsov, June I9i0.
In III" fi'l nj 1873 WI tuck d with camp il,
~ chest nj sion clkn, inI Thu 4 the ropIlta
ION Ut ur .r'at Lin m M, alp 4 1t me- md was
MN diht ~ cured, and Iakr pie snre in cntnrnding
1t t. all my Ir1nd' as n,dcin thucl" Ivays leiai
On MRS. \. JOHNSON
TnnTm ACHE
we tue Undersigned llvc freq uty used Hunts Lni
ncnt for the Tooth Ah,, and always fJurd IN it, ami
cation Immediate cessation of pain.
CUAs II. DOWO.
MRS l.. A. ED.
Erirrct orn LtiIei.
Gert.-ilmut' Luim NJ cali d tor every day by ON
hest IN, icitn aud my customers | have b1.n nut n
number If weeks.
Thre is mtdicn" in my stare that srils so well, and
is highly spuk"n rfry all wbu ltvt used II.
II IS known and Ackn VT dyed g. b. thr hest external
Rrn-dy ever Offered il llI> mark wish you Send me
dozen hnitl, inm. dat, ly.
Yours, SAMUEL, s. KIMBALI,
SPINAL AFFECTION.
BHlsroL, Juna 49, 1919
Having nsed your LInnant fr afr ,ctUn Of t Spine
which has b. cUmp trlJ restored 10 nlihl tate and
IN my family Tor many ether Cmplaints, and having in
very cHe eff cied speedy nd permanent cure de-
most cherituliy reconm nd II To III hlic Il mast inva
! Die medicine. hn' fIhlle4 should awnvs hay, htti
III l"c house' No"u hol Ne without u fr ten times the
cost. H. f. kEED
SEVERE SPRATN CURED
SrONINitON, G. June Tin ls4g
Il tlp IMAM IA L.,
my ahclP. th' pun Wl~ mos rXrrucluhg, as ANY one
Knows who has suffer from sprnIn. applied different
'hhes all lth0n relief, until your l.nimen was recon
rhdd 1t act"d Ike rhIrni, aud tn pain 81 on censpd
the swelling wrnt down. ard IA tn dpyS was entirely
well would reComm nd IT, the public in general mot Il,
he wilhOur it LORENZO WOun
ms brlrd Medicine is for sale by every respectable
nrUggt An v reliant thrOlah0It tn country nj % and
20 cents haiti o., aud in this rlarr by
>. X. COLLINS, aud REnFiELD :, CIR kNNIS
GEORGE STANTON & Co..
4oom Prhpr rturs, Sing Sing A. Y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
Important 10 the Public.
Horse and Cattle Medicines.

Dom permit your horses and cattle t. hen III, mems
II cure ue wtlIm the ~ II AZ!
he hndUTs. nu has vmI ytais M the ,Iud, Of
Nttflhai! iracite IN IL, nd, Ediml, ~" l Lus
Is" aNaltu hns' Oi The hes If LtiLL ait tLeT
Ct matcd men, Iu have Tlbul 50 mn, Tow ut. a
Juuh US lrcallh ~ OF ami nHls the InnCpl u ~ LTac
t.e CONSISTS IL 10 REJECT" gtn'iai H. ding IL, TO-
h' Il dang r'ts MI nay. hes ZEN ,drs act II, lar
ony IN Tie vital ptItc pie, Id VIII liytn a,t rn,hR
70 'ne directs rs Witch acc mHny each ad IL l.I aie
c'paOe vi tAcltne ANA hrtashg til, natural fun, tons
walnut din ching or dcs my Ihe bower nee are
sale IN The hands oil every ole.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
NEW GOODS.
New Furniture Carpet g. Paper Hanging
WARE ROOMS.
. ARROnrT &. e ERY

| afE ths weeL .oyed hIll supply of CARPETlNG,
- among wbtb G TIrer Ply, ID nhlo Super, Superinr,
Nv hA'ra Fine NJ lafpttng FROM The Lowell Power
ph hruducipp r.ana nm gu iiied in beauty ~ style,
illness VI Cd ~ irae d smnti fne flush, causing
y, wear IN irb ser than ther carpets, tn price he.
s LIVER accurdlns M quality all Low price. cotton
"ool and iuprs Conwiine, straw Maitinp Oh CT III
Wt 'ne 4, al a oil 10Th for Fabl 5, Tuiten Riggs
'' o'c', etC Az. very extensive stock If
o,,,,.,. Paper Hangings,
IN, great ty Of splendid designs Of besutl
vet and "aan'ed 70 Any spg"f Ro'm Rich God, VI
S S"u PAPER 1,sr ee N stock Furniture also
bo,;ss 'se, Incl dino olaa! VERY artie for furHisng
the very b "a ,ha and PAIN leaf Mattresses ade If
Jpnuldino pure live reese feathers, feather beds,
rN'uiHgS Brick BIock, Montpelier, VI. 2l:tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
GROCERIES.

UGARS, Teas, Tobacco, Spices Ac.
-ALSO-
PRIME GOLDFISH, SALMON, aud MACKEREL, nj
sept n, 'l9. ELLIS, IIDERv 60
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FOREIGN Ports.

Al apsbaf Sept; oats' Lucia Maria Muller from Persian Gull
Salem 9Th OF fihsep;
AT Mozambique Oct - Am ysstsIs The bark Arthur Picker
ing, 9sei son, iron cruise left for Bombay, Aug 81,
O4peto~n Sent 20 ship WAlon. Richardson Boston Juy
- SIR oe II bound TO Calcutta DAYS The bark Ocean
about Nov for Boston
- vsplra,o oe "a bf o,ceo, Fsgrs Philadelphia tJaly
AZ BATAVIA Sept So barb Joha Parker Manila York
better. " 49, @ ' '''~ - go
Al Sc De Jsoeo Oct IS ship White sqaa Lockwood I'm ssw
~ ssP 81 arr ill., Tor California; barr May Queen Watson,
"A A'ise1e oRd, Nov 0rs Paraonoa DAVIS, I'm and or Bos
OIL, Am asset. ' ''''' go '
Sailed I'm Dominica Ney julia Nancy 1t,Ieten Eden
ion No So ofs Fashion, hrwau, ln Baltimore Antigua
Ar AtSt John, N6, Dec 5bs Nsinbow Crane WORK C
IN brig Dance Heaey Coastt Aay ana; sh brg Portland Scott
Boston sch Olive Branch, C imbsr GO.
ton. I'm Bos;oE. ' $50
A, calso Nov ship Richmond Lpis-y fer cbiacha saad.
Rogers, Liverpool
next day ' ' - '>>N'
ss,td IRON oaaae Oct hps Congress Frrach whamgou he
As saet st llth NEadahN Gardner GusyReu s;h
~ eeethA IRON Chneha Isatdsl for Rsnors
eS s'Va asehnam Californian nth skps Janan Blrnbam
h9eha i.aS $50 Hlsve bailey (frnu Cbnha t,tads} seN
~, -a tlrtuaaa : heer, chaehs saa3s: StA Hnvss
h9AN lo 'el Z, arr Ardeapes, S.srAus Frarcseo
sari iton FaPa'aso Co Is. shn A14aisss Wl1e -. Phil
sc-pl a. ioI Csltsrlla.
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[From our Correspondent
Nlsnstera. NC.

HlSSAR BREWER from Robba,ton for E1por cap:
Passamayuoddy Bay the 7th inst and ecelved CONSIDER
able With the assistance OF steamer she was to"ea
ashore on her beam ends
Three square rugged vessels reported 10 have bsen lost on
Cape Edward Island of which sad TO os new
ship called belonging MI Jardne OF aChl5nco' ana
that all hands Whether those who persisted oepn'
lerrod from published N the St Johus papers
Sch Albion, Robinson, Damarcotta from Boston, reports
100 ashore the 9Th INST Lodge
ypocrats shemen Island Sound at the mouth OF
Damarcotta When he Albion passed her she hugh and
dry her bulwarl aud quarter boards and was ST pped OF
running rigging could ascertain her name She
probably .ruck on Tho ledge light last
PEKKlSsCapt morrs OF steamer Il obes az bo
ton the ship Jacob Perkins lashore
bieej decks broke and mannast
She therefore, be considered wreck Capt ba
Wis landing cargo which much damaged the beach,
West tho 6th state that the baA Mary no
douh the Mara from Marks bound to New York with OF
cotton had ashore Iouga but was got OIL al
landing part cargo She sustained damage beyond he
loss of her tadder 81 400 salvage had been dscreed.
Cotdel Philadelphia while her from 81 BaGt'
barometer at ouhs OF inch and atsr
countsred violent gale WSW NV which con ued blow
great until o'clock the following morning
BIbrtu Philadelphia row LIrrpoo the Sd
long passed close boat OF about 10 tuns bur
apparently beacon boat, with mast standing with
top She painted black with yellow deck The
heavy weather the westward the Banks
during bpwaks and shifted cargo between decks On
18th Dec within 20 m Of Cape RenoPen blown across he
Gulf
SonhJAN1 EIl14 Philadelphia from Calais the Sth us
49, long a 40. encountered heavy gale from w by w
prevailed for % with great violence during which, Lest
of deck load.
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Arrived,

Ship Milan Allen, Galveston, Nov 49, hc i Blown,
h Co nco With brgs Empire, aorsns for NYork and BoN,
for Boeton
Bre oya.do ofsaIyan, Grown Jacksonville, yellow
pine Peca & u man.
BIGsa:ramea,o corsdon zanzuar, sapi l. capetoTn T.
Sep, Mozambique Oct tgct4 shell &C. Green CT
PROVIDE RI Sid in with a-veral vessels
brig Dispue1 Hanson Cenfueos 20 d. sugar Crane
Brig Macon Wa. ssvaunah d cotton Dsmil Co. SA
in co win sidplJul Howard Buckley ioF Boston
Brig WIN Sphols Leighton Bridgeport IN ballast
Sch May Clerk Swift Salem, i De, mdze, Z w Ropes
Sch Smith Wilmington NC 30 hou naval stores, Dohnef
Potter
Sch Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, Maven
Sch James Bolton, Phillips, Rondout, corn
Sch Joseph Lybrsnd Bell IAladelrh 9 Dc. coal
Judge Harrington Mullen Dover Del ds gram Barrett
IL Co.
Ssh George Enge Dorr Wilmington NC noasss and wal
stores Sid with sch w Browa Hutz for Nfors
sloop Fauk1, Wright Naayse and meal Shepherd Lnd
ley & Co.
Sip Gi1e, Palmer, Norwich.
kenuebec Flowers in Pr adelpha, ndse to Stanton
spoer
BELow-Dnoh gallo, Urania, days Newcastle Png
sAILEDstesuishrp City Wilson, chagre'; brig
Emily, Nichols, for Charleston, aud others.
WIND-Durng the day, North, and fresh,
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steamer. Ce.een CIV W9o1 chasraa Howard 500 SoE
,fy, Bfggt, Fhiisd- pblh
Waterloo, Harvey, Liverpool Il Kermit
Bah John Avlles, Pote, y rlaBd 49,,
Brga Bfo1T- Frecart,r Brett Yoss Emily ehoe'
Cbareston Durham Duon Taylor slapes n1ah
Fe,mh Il sons Gypsy Surge Ponce Pr Zeno, siq1teSan s.
ezra Leone Brett Bass Winchester Philadelphia Jl-
lie Prus), Pesper Charleston.
scba H shlander Sands Virginia Randall Ds3n s}ylnn5h
Grand. Rec Portland treenvsy Couch Richmond MAILER q
Lord Maria Kos Ame Philadelphia souternsr siude bo7'
ton; ID c Books. RoeebroOk Savannah
sleeps Browa ardaer Prov eercei eaIeue esa:o7
Providence ., o.
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TT7RTPLER HALL.-Madame ANNA

, Nh1I LIN ilAILlJ' 1eLboiliC HA@' ~ -
d BISHOPS EIGHTH GRAND SACRED CONCERT
will take place or SUNDAY EVENING NEXT Dec To-
regardless OF the weather
PRoGRAMME--PART L
l. Oyerture.-A selection from Hande'S Messiah.
2 Recitation, Thus saith the Lord Air.
But who may abide" ...........,,.; DIT. + mayer
s. Recitation Behold Virgin Air aud
Chorusi thou that telest ....'. Miss (, DeLuce.
I. Air, For Behold Nlr l. Mayer
5 Chorus. " For unto rs Child Is born
+ RecifatorG" And 10 the Angel ofthe LORD
Glory God..... Mad. Anna Bishop and tull Chorus
Air, Rejoice Rejoice 9iqd' Anna oi'n0p
g. Recitation Then the eyes ofthe Blind
Air ole shall feed his Flock Miss T. psH Luce
Air Come to me- ..............M Mad Anna Dlshop
g. Chorus, ARlelujah'
l. Grand Solemn Overture. First timel ha!woda
2 Recitation, - o let Eternal honors' AIT, From
m'sa's N Sung by Mad, ANNA BISHOP.
s. Handels sacred melody, transcription Tor ,,,
Performed by Mr.. Bayley.
t. The Mendicens complant-The Propnet' 'NleyeroeeI
Sung by Miss DeLuce-tfrst tne)
s. Recitation and Cayatna Decio Signor del
Sung by Signor Novell-(first time}.
G. Aria La pace mia Smarrita'- Moses in Egypt,
Sung by Mad, ANNA BISHOP.
Violin Obng1tO. Kerr
Grand March from Judas Maccabeus
Grand Chorus, under the superintendent OF Mr.. LIS-
TER. Splendid Orchestra.
The performance under the direction of Mr.. BOCHSA
Tickets 80 cents all parts of the Hail. 10 be had al the
principal Hotels, and al the Hall.
Seats can be secured for the Grand Tier only, without
Iith and Sunday 18TH from 10 f. Performance to begin
nj II O'Clock Doors open at ST. dlf il
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JoHS KEEsg, Auctoneer:
AND UNRIVALLED COL

"a ne AMI \ 4'1tL @Ai%'HA'h| 49,
III LECTION OF BOOKS-JAMES r. COOLEY,
vii sel on MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 10, and the follow
inc evenings tile week, until ali Is disposed Of at hs
Auction Room 81 and $40 Broadway, corner of Whtest,
A magnificent extensive and exceedingly valuable TIlEO'
LOGICAL CLASSICAL and MISCELLANEOUS Ill
uueBsbsd Chufchman, all collected by himself in Europe
or Imported expressly 10 order.
No adequate idea OF the extent rarity and value OF h5
collection be conveyed otherwise than by requesting
careful pefusa OF the catalogue must suffice 10 observe
that no department OF literature unrepresenled, but the
Library % especially rich in DIVINITY, THEOLOGY,
ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY. BIBLICAL LITERA-
TURE &c The Fathers Of tue Church both east aud Wes!
are of the finest editions, many OF them Benedlcune
Ecclesiastical History enriched by ne copies Oh herysy
Tractsfisn WarburtonHn ard other contemporaries bln-
cal Literature comprises the most valued ConHen'anes'
Critical, EXegeuca, Philosophical ana rfdCHCdI hsOcJ
Synac and Hebrew GrammaIs General IheoOey Ihciuees
the publications OF the Parker W oodIoW oPoss ,
Library OF he Fathers Library OF Anglo Cahoc Theolo'
gy and many hundred such works as Watefan1 Lsse,
WarEUrton Leighton Crspmer Jewell Barrow, sherlock,
Tilosoo Luther Meancthou Bunet Gavin, DC, &C In7
objection of GREEK AND LATIN CLASSiC9 hcnlaeS
many Of the finest editions OF the Greek and Latn foeS
Smopg The arts aud sciences there many on Boany
including HilPs Botany; Bndgewater Ifeauses' Iho
various DEPARTMENTS of Biography History Poetry Voya'
yes and Travels Political Economy, BbhogFapny &C. are
SyljIe in FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN aud SPANISH
LITERATURE there are included many OF lie mob1cSS'
writers in those languages ,t p,os
Among Illustrated Works WI lie found copieso nt0 "a
edodis Airs Audubons Birds OF America. Gfos5 ~
t0uies Landseers Stalking, Historic IlsGsu9piID
the Bible vos folio. I0grams Memorials oil oA0f' -
Sale 10 commence eac. evening 81 g. O'Clock p,,oks
Catalogues are ready Ht the Sales Room' "He7 StS
are arranged for examination
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lNEW. YORK AMPRITI, No. =.
TY7HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY or
SALES BY AUCTION.

A. NJ. NERVES, AuctoaeeT,
A(Y BANGS, BROTHER Il 90. 264
ASBRoADWAY.-Cash advances made apou al coor
aignmenls
STANDARD MISCELLANEOUS AND GIFT BoosS.-An AK
teueye variety of popular works In the various branches OF
Standard and Miscellaneous Literature Arts. Sciences &c.
Also large assortment OF ANIMALS for 1851, and oher
beautifully Illustrated Books suited 10 the Holiday season
embellished Juveniles. &c.
ties.
MONDAY, Dec l6. 1850, and the following Evenings Of
the Week
EXTENSIVE SALE or New Books, ANNALS AND OTHER
ILLUSTRATED WoRSs-Caslogues OF the above Sale
will be ready for distribution Saturday, the 4th inst
Il will embrace great variety OF choice Books many
superbly illustrated English Works, &c. &c Particulars
Hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

for Pernaubuco
Dec g. lat IS 49, long II ship Condor OF Philadelphia.
Dec of Chatham Lights shP Buona Vista, Linns los days
from Calcutta for Boston.
Dec H. off honomoy passed schr DAVIS Of Truro steering
Dec TO- no lat &C. Gamble Hosmer, Key Weston
Il; the Potomac Danish bas Maria from Stockholm for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
a MEXICAN ART UNION.-THF
AADlSTRlBUTlOS VIII lake nlace Al :he
TRlPLER HALL
On FRIDAY EVENING, December 26b.

Members and Ladies admitted
ONE THousAND WORKS OF ART,
Including Paintings Sculptures Ssllaeues
Medas ~ Bronze S:i
VIII sg ALIorrED TO ria MEMBERS,
Among lie Paintings are the works Of Co.e, Aeuize'
Darard Weir Huntingdon Church, Class Doughty Ken
set Casear Matsson, Gienoux, RossiIef Boute 0dde,
Lang Baker May, Hicks Deas, Ctopsey, Rauney nness,
Stearns Peae Hinckey Norton ana other distinguished
American and resident Alts,s some Of which cost $500
$3.50 and many $50 each.
Among tie WORKS TO he distributed are SIXTY proof
Impressions from The large Elgragngs after colo
BULBS celebrated pictures OF the BATTLE OF BUNKER
HILL, aud The DEATH OF MONTGOMERY
Zach member Of the present year beside share in the
distribution in the above Works OF Art is ENTITLED TO
AN ENGRAVING n iine by Burr, size 2os by l6l
inches.) from
Mr.. LEsLiES celebrated Picture OF
ANNE PAGE, SLENDER AND SHALLOW,
And of Five Line Engravngs in Inc highest style
sze I! by 10 inches fom paintings by the following emf.
Artists:
THE DREAM OF ARCADIA, by COLE;
DOVER PLAINS, by DuRASD;
THE INCONOCLAST, by LEUrzEi
THE NEW SCHOLAR, by EDNoNDs;
And the CARDPLAYER, by WooDvILLE
Specimens ofmos ofhese Prints exhibition in the
Gallery TO which attention respectfully invited IL Is es
mated By Engayers and Print Publishers, that the En
Cravings which members of $50 receive, to CERTAIN
TY. could not be sold by them for less than TWENTY
DOLLARS,
1t is acknowledged by all who have examined the pre-
sent collection lha. has ever been exhibited in Amer
ca equally rich attraction The subscriber for the present
gear has an upequaed opportunity for achieving the triple
purpose Of obtaining valuable return for small invest
ment of securing the possession offs superior work,
gratifying his taste for Art and Of ahording encourage
ment to promising Artists of his own country
Subsc1ipon-FIVE DOLLARS, should be made with
FREE GALLERIES, containing the Paintings, &c, are
r.. No 497 BROADWAY, near Broolne-st. Y.41d
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pRICE OE- AnM1SSION.

This heinz Tie onIy appearance OF Mile PARODI in any
Concert in America and owing 20 The large size OF the
hAl a " His OCCASION. ONLY ONE DOLLAR
To su pars OF the Hail To be had EVERY DAY az the
4STOK PLACE OPERA HOUSE; 81 Messrs. HALL X
SONS Music Store KERKSIEG BREUSING. 42I
Broad,vay; and al J0LLIE'S and FANDERBECK' s
Siusic stores and az The PRINCIPAL HOTELS and
on Friday and Saturday a. IRlPLER HALL.
on 81 H. :, Positively NO PosTPoNEMENT.
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ADJUSTMENTS

A RNTTSLrAF ~ NITT1S
A M u y EIN ElS Il y.
NELLIE TERESA PARODI.-TRIP-
LIN LEX H tT14Rn Az pvrN1Na nae "A
Admission on ms ccason to al narts of the Hall
MAX MA At has the honor to announce to the
punt 'Ne' No On M Nh CAL. cONcrpr
On sArUFP TRI HTEERTSf HAZE DECEMBER ID at
On which occasion the celebrated Cantatrice
MDLLE TERESA PARODI
VIII make her first and MOST Positively ONLY
APPEAR a Hmer In any Concert
M WI Mn ! ~ ns assisted ! b Hi'0Di
NJ . cPup L Of Max n 7 Ms Ar z l ~ -
SIGNoR NoyELIII, 49,,
THE eminent Vioinist.)
W. 1The youthful Pianis5
And the Grand CHESTRA of the
Italian Opera.
Conductor "SfS'1SA
MILE. TERESA PARoDi
Tbe G Sag G a os 1 R Rs Gs pe e Of
TANCREDI.
9 The celebrated Romanza from Verdi's
s. The Concert R Rat coz eom@oaiE called the
mo n.,.,. RICoI WALL [T5;.. uau.,o, ., sn..s
expressly composed for Mile Parod by Halevy and sung
by her with greatest Her Maestys Theeter
in London
s. The famous masquerade Terzett, from Mozarts
DON GIOVANNI
With Miss Virginia Whlung and Signor Lorlnl
g. The favore duet from
NORMA.
-
VIII produce bis latest compositions, viz:
|.
THE CARN VAL o VEN FL
BY Paganin
With Ruriesoue Variations for
FULL 0ICUFSTRA
H.
A new and Brilliant Polka called the
CHIT CHAT Polka
-
PROGRAMME
l.
Overture G,r fill Orcheafrp from HerOlds
~ " 49, IAMPA
pouo,,o from, vardpe Onara
. r i0VINN D,ARCO
m,I1 'i9 T TFRF =. paR0Df
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