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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21

SPORTS AND RELAxATIoNs.-W have read
of certain sects which have denounced, indis-
driminately, all sports and relaxations; be-
cause these, if allowed, will be carried to ex-
cess; and Of others, which have prescribed by
laws the plainest coarsest dress, because orna-
ment, if in any measure tolerated, would Ger
tainly grow up into extravaganza and vanity.
And is this degrading legislation never to end?
Are men never to be trusted to themselves
Is it Gods method TO hem them in with pre-
else prescriptions? Does Providence leave
nothing to individual discretion? Does Prov.
idence withhold every privilege which may be
abused? Does Christianity enjoin an exact
unvarying round of services, because reason
and conscience, if allowed to Judge of duty
will often be misguided by partially and
passion? How liberal, generous and confd
ing are Nature, Providence and Christianity
in their dealings with men And when vii
men learn to exercise towards one another thu
same liberal and confding spirit Chan
ming.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
Che Social Circle.
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman.
Cherished Memories.
THE PRAYING TEACHER.

One of the dearest among those reminis-
cences OF former years. is the memory of that
dear teacher Years have passed since she
was with us, yet seem to see her now. lust
as saw her on that morning when she first
came among us. It was her first attempt at
school-teaehpg and she seemed too young for
the task which size had taken upon herself !;
her cheeks were flushed, as with much embar.
rassment she looked around the room, and
saw, upon the "back-seat," girls almost as
tall as herself, and knew ther were old enough
to criticise her manner, while she felt that
she was indeed novice in the business, and
scarce knew how to begin the task SO have
since learned to read the countenance which
was to me then mystery.
She hesitated but moment, then onened
the Bible and after reading a few verses, she
knelt In prayer. AT first her voice trent led,
and she was so agitated we could scarcely dis.
tlnguish her words, but as she went on. she
seemed to forget all human presence, to plead,
as though alone with her God. Her embar.
rassment vanished, and she seemed insn;red
with more confidence as she drew near unto
JehoVah's presence; and she poured forth to
him the desires of her heart with freedom
and holy eloquence, such as have seldom
heard. Oh, how she prayed for strength from
above to strengthen her, for wisdom from
above to guide her, and above all, for holi,
aees, deep holiness of heart, with which te
enter upon the duties before her. When She
rose from prayer, the flush was gone from
her cheek, and she was very pale; but sh,
wore a calm digni6ed look, which told tina
she had, indeed held communion with tn,
High and Holy One. From that moment We
loved her.
And thus, each morning, all through tina
summer, did she kneel among u.s. and asl
Gods blessing-and oh, those prayers vii
never be forgotten, nor will their influence
ever be lost have never heard PRAYER
which seemed SO like the outpourings of tn
whole soul before God. She seemed t,
"mount up with wings as eagles" to ge
nearer Heaven, and breathe its holy atmos
phere, while at that mercy seat she sought 70
needed strength.
And strength was given her. Gently an
quietly did she govern the school, which ha
hitherto been considered almost unmanageable
and who shall say that her success might no
be traced to the influence of those dali
morningprayers?
The summer passed away, and with rea
sorrow, we parted with our beloved teache,
l saw her but once afterwards, and then sh
was bride, the wife of devoted ministe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
lloetifaL.
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman
Music of Woods.

How oft within some wood retreat
Where breezes from the Summer noon'
Have strayed my wild and wanton feet
Der beds where velvet MOSES bloom
Where the low winds in GOODNESS played,
And wound the ever murm'ring stream,
Where the spread tops in music swayed,
Have heard the wood-bird sing her theme;
r.
in fond enchantment hath my ear
Hung list'ning to that Summer song,
So wild, so shrill, SO sweet and clear
Which in lone echoes floated on.
The moss-clad glen some measure gave,
Gray crag and cliff repeat the strain
From far off lull of ripping wave
The mellow cadence comes again.
Some summit looming on the air
High frowning o'er the dim low vale,
Then lifts the lyric swelling there
And bears to Heav'n the rustic tale.
The wood, the solitude of wood
Is full of swelling sound and song
To him who comes in fitting mood
She banquets muchsan feasts him long.
The bird, the flower, and tinklng brook
Hath each language, and tome
Each dell, and cliff, and sunny nook
Some well-tuned measure Of its own;
Who comes not to these forest scenes
viii loose the songs so lone and wild
The hdrps that lul the woods and streams
VIII only sing to natures child.
chen Nook, April d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
Maple Sugar.

Where LAMoILLE's limpid waters
Chase each other as they flow
Into CHANpLA,N's noble distance,
Singing ever Us they go;
Where old MANSFIELD, proud unyiclding,
Tallest of the noble range,
Lifts his head in mountain splendor,
With majestic beauty strange;
There, in CAMBRIDGE, place renowned for
Neither wealth nor empty fame,
There you'll find the sweetest subject
Pen could write or tongue could name.
Round the place in richest verdurc.
Maple forests tower their heads
Heads, renowned-Oh, wonder strangest
For the sap which nature sheds
Over trees and men, with, ever,
~ This plain difference marked wthal-
That, which in n tree is precious,
In man must cause his fall.
1" No more Southern sugar, say we b"
Is the politicians cry.
" Come and join US, Northern lrecmen
Swear that you no more will buy
That fol which old Afric's children
Toll in slavery day and night;
Hoping, toiling, toiling, hoping,
For some beam of Freedoms light"
Still, our "griddle cakes - need swect'ning
And our inner man doth sigh
For one lump of consolation
Blu; then-sugar is so high
Fifteen cents pound believe it
IT'S enough to make enc stare
Why my grandsire thought that sixpencc
Was rate by no means fair.
CrUsus still his tea may sweeen,
But we poor folks hunger may
For the sugar we require
Though for it we cannot pay.
Hark ,Vermonts' green mountains echo
With the happy, loud Huzza"
IT'S the merry "sugar season."
And the lab'rers come from far.
Near the careless laugh go round themi
List the song from man and maid
Never cease the cheerful voices
Till the work their toll has paid
Then from all New England soundeth
Merry shouts and words of glee
Yankee skill hath proudly triumphed.
Hail the labor of the Free SrEL
orcCster Palladium.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
BURDENS
NnM ApnicMi HORSE shoe,

funls gre ,c. nvVen of the age. WI Oh snrpaSses IN
| un,tly dufaLtty. aud beauty of finish, any hug IF
the Kind yet achieved by the SKIN ~ m'l, Is maze ny
oohnerv ram sunerior quality of roa, at c0sl much
linn ibs hand nude horse shoe. II is conceived ON
The inside whin view tntho BerrEa PREssRv'r ON OF
- n ..,xo - ana being rAt M1EF DESIRABLE FnR
raw Cnu,opror ANIMAL THAN Any 81 EVER OFFERED 7"
rur pun,t These shots are sold aitWhliA u slze, IKE
n, hn,,s n mttbod ~ hich tnsuirs meie perfect nj
han am ,,ber, is, he Obtained rus lRSrtnn is Pro-
nonnced extraordinary IN Institutes y mny i'tr' and
bIucksmtns and is rapidly coming 'hte sfhe'' use VI a
nos tons U the Unten ~thes
Far mn rcuar- and samples, Apply 10 the NgrHts
BLOuGET. BROMN n co.,
80 and 80 Pearl ST., bhs II, Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
Probate GOurtS for Bradford
EAiSsEirf

DR0BATE COURTS within and for the district Of Brad
ford will b. holden for the ensuing year ollows
At Harry Stevens Hotel, in Bradford, the Second
Tuesdays of January, August and September at William
Kimba's Inn in West Fairee the second Tuesdays Of
February, April June and October; at Peatiah Corss'
ClarkS HOTEL in East Cornth, the second Tuesdays
of May and November. By order of Court.
JOHN A. TENNY, Register.
Corinth December lat. 1856.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
Stephesa Eyeresf'S s.stuae.

STATE or vERMONT,l In Probate Court h lden at
WAsaiNGroN DfsrRcr,ss Montpelier, within and for
said District on the 4th day Of May, A. u. 1851,
SAMUEL w. DAVis, Executor ol the last win and
y Testament Of stephen Everett, L,ic Of Barre, in said
District, deceased, presents his administration account for
settlements Whereulan, il is ordered thai the same be
referred To the 18th day Of May, 1857 Il, the Pmbate
Office in said Montpelier, for examination aud allowance
and that coneernrd BIZ notified hereof by publication
OF this order IN the Green Mountain Freeman printed al
Montpelier sree weeks successfully snOn us may be,
that they may appear, md at said time and place II they
see caise, object thereto
By order OF court.
Raoi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21

LET Your LIGHT SHrNE."--When first
we are brought to know Christ, this light
is kindled-kindled by being brought into
contact with Him who is "Me Light of the
world" Having been thus kindled, it must
shine, The neao life is the shining. The
new feeling, the new desires, the new tenn
pers, the new words, the new walk and con.
versation-these are the. beams Of light
which should stream out from US upon dark
world-Bonar.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21

E subscribers having BET appointed by the luuorable
Ff"me Court Tor the District ef Randolph Cow
n'isS"ners to receive examine an" adjust all claims aud
aelnhds OF all persons against he Estate Of OSCAR
HARLOW, late IF Randolph in sld District, deceased,
represented nsOlvent, and The of six month, from the
st day of hpil, 1857 beng allowed by said Court TO
We creditors of said deceased to exhibit au proYe their
respective ia,nS give notice hutwe will attrd
TO the duties If our appointment the Office Of J. B
tlntchins"n in Randolph, in said District, the 18Th
day of June next, 1t ten O'Clock in the foGuon said
day. hHLCHER sALl>hUHVs com,rs
WILLARD TlL>ON, '"'"' IT,
pandonh Mov A. ID. 1857, II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
Probate Courts.

Stair OF VERMONT, } Probate Courts thin and for
WAsmsGroS DISTRICT Ssh the District Aforesaid WIZ re
held nj th proate 0ce. in Montpelier in said district
ON Tuesday OF each week, during the year enseng.
HARVEY TiLDEN, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
Il Attest. r. r. MERRILL, Register.


STATE OF VEGMUNTt In Piobate Court holden NJ
WAsHiNaToS District Montpelier within aud for said
district. on the 4ih day If May, A. d. 1857.
JUSTIN 7. Woodward, Administrator ON The Estate
OF Ehu oodward, late If Barre, in said District,
his administration account 70 settlement
Whereupon Iris ordered hat the be referred t" the
?o nay OF May 1857 the Probate Office in said M"h'pe
iltr or examination and allowance and that I'LL concerned
he notified hereof by the publication Of this order in the
'reen Mountain Freeman, mined at Montpelier, three
weeks successfully aS as may be. thai they may mp
pear at said time and place, and, If they CAUSE object
thereto. By order of Court
Il Annst II MERRILL Rerisinr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
Alpheus Day5ds0n,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden al
RANDoLrH DlsTRIcT, So Bro"kfeld, within and for
sad District, on the Both day Of April. A d. 1857,
| OU'sA c. DAWSON, Adm'nislrairx IN The Estate
- OF Aheus DAWSON. of Brock field in said District
deceased, presents her administration account Tor settle
,hrht Nhecup"n, ii il orde ed thai The saline be referred
10 me "a day Of June mkt, at III Office Of the Register
III Brhohiield, for examination and allowance and
That all concerned he notified hereof by the publ caon
u this order in the Green Mountain Fireman. printed AZ
montpelier, three weeks successfully, soon may be,
That they nay appe r, aud al said time and place il they
see cause, object thereto.
by order nr Court
Attest. AARON Cf.EAVELAND, Register.
\ true copy Of record,
II Attest, AARnN TI.EAvEf.AND. Reg s'er.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
E,rs,I,aic Notice.

fNIlE p,obae Courts, for th' stTei Of iamoe. will he
L held far the year eusuna follows: Al the Probate
Nfic- in IoI>pl, The l. MONDAYS and The Morris
vile Holse IN Muristown, the ih'rd Mondays of each
month through NE year.
InhnsAn nnc | l25s 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21

DRoBATE COURTS within and for the District Of Ran
dolph for the year ensuing, will be holden follows:
At the Probate Office, in Washington the third Tuesday
in each mouth at the Registers Office, in BrO0kfeid
the first Tuesday in each MONTH at the Hotel, in West
Randolph the second Tuesday in each month at the
Orange County Hotel in Chelsea the fourth Tuesday
In each month. By order Of Court,
A. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Washington. December I. 1886
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
tbhc, Private and Cirruiatinp Libyarjes

Public, Private and Circulating Libraries
NUPPLlED with choice aud scarce BOOKS old
n and new Publications, the late English Books in
cuded--at REDUCED PRICES, by a. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Special Agent fur Harper b others Publications, 100
Washington street, BOSTON. Old Books in fine hind.
ings received by every steamer. Subscriptions received
fol alt the American and Foreign Periodicals and News
papers, and sent promptly by mail arrival Of each
steamer Clubs supplied at reduced mtes--New spapers
and Magazines purchased for Agents at reasonable
ntjces.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
The Justice of Law.
AZ OLD SAW.

An upper mill and lower mill
Fell out about their water,
To war they went, that is to law,
Resolved to give no quarter
A lawyer was by each engaged,
And holly they contended,
When fees grew scant, the war they waged
They judged were better ended
The heavy costs remaining still,
We're settled without bother
Ohe lawyer took the upper mill,
The lower one the other
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
Value OF Responsibility

Every body values good character, wheth-
er they deserve it Or not, and the meanest Of
men seek to hide their meanness under the
guise of decency and honor, and thus pay
tribute to virtue in the very preparation of
their crimes. In illustration Of this we copy
from London paper of the discovery OF
still under church.
"An illicit still has been discovered under
the Free Iron Church, Edingburgh by the
Excise officials. the place in which the dis
covery was made was formerly used as a
bank vault, by the Commercial Bank, pre-
vious to its removal from the building now
occupied by the Free Iron Church, and it
was we'll adapted for the purpose of Snug
Cling. The apparatus was on a large scale,
The parties had probably calculated on escap-
ing discovery under building only used once
a week, in the neighborhood of busy thor
oughfare, and densay populated district Of
the town and there is every rerson to sup
pose that they have distilled and carried
away spirits from the place for at least six
months"
This reminds us of all sort of counterfeit
ers who seek the cover of responsibility to
screen them from suspicion. Esop tells us of
an Ass that stole the Lions skin and clothed
himself with it. We read in the bible of
" wolves in sleeps clothing" Pollock speaks
of those who
" Stole the livery Of the court of Heaven
To the devil inn
In Philadelphia, we knew place year
ago where there was liquor shop in the
basement, spiritual bookstore on the first
floor, an atheistical association on the second,
and spiritual circle on the third
We once heard of church which rented
its basement and cellar in which to store and
vend liquor a wag wrote with pencil on
the white wall:
" There is spirit above and q spirit below,
| The spirit of Joy and the spirit of woe,
The spirit above Is the spirit divine
The spirit below is the spirit Of wine.''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
SHE SECRET INFtRMlrTEs OF
VNHITEH ANED WATUkhEK.

Inst Pm bill h ed, Gratis, the 25th Thousand
A FEW WORDS On TIE RATIONAL TREATMENT
n wthcat Medicine, of Spe. matorrhea or Local WEAK
ness Noctutuai rmssions Genital an Nervous Debility
Iuootrncy and lmpediinents TO Marriage generally.
ny b De LANEY, VI. d.
The important fact that the many alarming complaints
in The inn rudence aud solitude tf youth, may
be easily removed MEptcirE, is In this small
lract clearly demonstrated and the entirely new and
highly successful heatment as adopteu Wy INC hn'h"t
riliv exnlpncd by meats Of which ever, Que ~ enabled
IA cure HIMSELF perfectly and at the least possible cont
thpreb, avoiding an the advertised nosrnnS al the day
SEM 10 any address gras and post trr N sealed enve
lime Nv RENTING (pnst paid) TWO pGs,ner stahS To
In. D. bE L3NEY, II !dsre'ad street,
7lm6s New York City.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21

CHEAPER THAN IMITATION.
A. WENTWORTH d co. Wholesale aud Retail
Dealers in all kinds of Marble Work, offer their
nf Chimney Pieces and Monuments of various qualities
and patterns beng the largest and cheapest assormen, IN
New England.
Is, H. 60 Inverhill aud 9, g. 10, 10 Beverly streets,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21

Mems countenances, more than their cir
indicate their condition.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
The Great Remedy Found al Last
SllER WINS
VEG EEARLRi COMPOUND.

AC ~ "A hsuAh SVNaA w lNDs
For the permanent and speedy cure of
Scrofuia, Erysipeias, Salt Rheum,
and all diseases arising from inpury Of the blood and
quickly restoring the patient To almost
NEW LIFE.
This emnently successful medicine only gives promp,
relief to those who ha been suffering years from the
ravagts Of those fell destroyers,
ErysipeiaS, Strofuia and Liver Complaints
with their attendant evils of by spepsia Pain in the slom
ach COstveDess &C., &C., but completely eradicates ev
cry trace of disease from the blood and nvgo
rating influence upon the whole system.
To Bilious people this Compound is ofiaestmable value
AS Removes the bilious seretions IN which most peo
pe subject aud If takon freely, other med icne is
ever needed for the purpose.
This compound has been In constant private practice for
years, but has befne been offered public but
the steady and increasing demand Is sure proof Of its
vaue and the propretOrs feel hesitation in offering
to AFFLICTED HUMANITY,
the most potent medicine fer the of diseases that
Compound. and no need nave the least fear that any
mineral substance are used in its preparatun-and
y This, he would state that every physician acquainted
with the formula, freely prescribe the compou 10 their
patients needing remedy tn invigorae the beod and
eradicate humurs from the system Il Is unnecessary to
enarge upon the virtues OF this medicine, has bren
tested by many whose certificates attached each
bottle, VINO eau be consulted it nny time
What it has effected will agin--ihat Is, re-
eve the patient from disease and restore the system
n healthy state
Its happy effect every class of diseases must be wit.
messed 10 be fully appreciated II has been used
without giving prompt relief and ultima iely completely
restoring the atienI.
Fur sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine generally
andby MA. SMITH co., Proprietors.
No. fremont Street, Boston
General huesa'e Agenis-BuRR, FosrER l. Co., No.
Curnhtlli WEEKs Il Porter, 1854 Washington 81. Can
TER, CoLconp Il PRrsToN. &c Hanover street.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
j. I'M. POLLARD.

DEALER in Wines, Liquors. Cigars, Champagne,
'Idtr, London Porter and Scotch Ales Pouliney Mas
SeyS and Newn and Rndman's Philadelphia Porter and
Ales-Bnyd, Brothers aud Cos superior New York and
Nbany Pale. Also, Phpp,' Boston A!e London Cordial
Gin, Hungarian Wines schrGam Schnapps Lager Beer,
in barrels and battles ETC., l6e Commercial Street.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
FAIRBANKS & BEARD,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Mineral and Soda
w Water, Congress Sprin Waer, also Porter, Cham.
paigne, Cider, Lager Beer, in barrels and botties.
Howard Athenmum Building, Howard st.. Boston
Agents for John Parks Native Catawba and Isabella
Wines. Hotels supplied ON reasonable terms.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
New Advancement.

THE subscriber, having rented the Workshop formerly
occupied by r. =. Page is now prepared to do all kinds
Tin, Sheet Iron g. Copper Work,
and bopes by doing his work well md close appcaliO
to business he enabled to fair share of patron
aye, Z. Il. FAIRBANKS.
liydepark, Jan. |, 1857. 4lif
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21

BRUINS " WECUEN,
No. ckstone * FuIt n, 9 Shoe Leather sts,
Boston, importers and Dealers in SHOE FINDINGS, and
Manufacturers of LEATHER Particular attention paid
10 getting different Machines used by the Trade Wis
Rolling, Splitting aud Crinihg Machines, &C. All articles
ID Mlr line ut The lowest nrcea fur casli.
The Washington union., 1857-12-03

TINHE subscriber having fixed his residence in
Washington years Wishes 10 sell his hn stock Ac
upon satisfactory who
farming raising The farm which Will s.
quality land lying IN the county o se
little mite from the town o. Rowling
hundred
gently prairie balance timber Upwards q
OF cutivabnD hundroi
wheat orchard OF ae
bearing eaeoscd
hedge the ncighborhood Besides
falling ponds water there small creek running
anong inexhasiible supply Of water 81
T. Twelve miles noin tha hoarishnx
and rapidly growing The Ms
sp river plank complete Bowling Green, by which
lcnisana and return he
The buildings cottage dwelling HOUSE h good repair contain
ing pantry smoke houses
ououses Besides the stock
water failing within hundred yards
which Is thirty feet deep aud ten feet
with brick, and piasiered inside with
hydraulic cement finished the completes
hoift farm ia the State cf AsssosrS, nor
there general beautiful and valuable
codng the county wish TO sell simply because
engaged the editor and
uSIoy cannot conveniently manage and carry
proper advantage. N@ 81 t1ta@tt f4.sNtt.. =
The terms very accommodating BY paying third
purchaser the balance IN, by
paying and the deferred payments in the usual
manner aFt u s w u ~ " FhRlte.
the subscber Washington city 10
Harris Samuel ~ Murray Bowling Green,
Ifke county, No., will be promptly attended TO- 80
Sept 20 i5sayalata ~ ttH91h VIM HAfssS.
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
CARUSI'S SALOON.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4.
First appearance this season Of
MILE. TERESA PAR0DI. '.
...| o~.a .x.san.s L.,

HENRY yIEUXTEMIS MILE TERESA PARODl
Miss MINER, the English prima donna D
80 M Mr.. PERlsING, the English tenor. p. asF'
oh artists having been engaged London by the directors
the Academy Music New York, expressly for the prouc
English operas aud grand oratoros) s.t g11s
Me PAoDl will sing Increza Borga, Trovatore som
nambula- Istssa y
Miss MINEJ will with Verdure Cxd,r Puriani
dueto Iinda with Mr. PERRING a.sEa Af5 ss N
HENRY yIEUXTEMTS will play Introduction Rondo
Fantasia string Carnival OF Venice. s.7a Ha
PERING will sing Adelaide from Beethoven, English
ballad and dnett with Miss MllNER. aasF fl5 Tatt.
Admission to all parts Of the hail. 81 a5 U sf a lt&
No extra charge for reserved seats. .s5a4,
beginning Tuesday,
Messrs. Rich, Davis and Metzerrot. sas1 aa.a sast
= Doors open at T. Concert commences at s.
~ Dec 1,