Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-21

NEW MUsIc.-We have received the fol-
lowing new music, which can be found for sale
at the music store Of Geo. w. Wilder.
From H. L. Story, Burlington, W.T., Onesimus
Waltses, for the piano, by Irving Emerson,
now organist at the church Of the NJ ssiah in
this village.
From o. Ditson 4 Co., Boston-Merry
Tunes for the Paino-Santa Lucia, by NJ. Hob
son Tedesco Mazurks, by Lumbye Gallant
SO Gay. ballad by Harold Thomas have
Plighted my Troth, ballad from the Opera of
Constance by Frederic Clay lara of Albania,
a romance of the 4 lhambra, translated BY J.
c. j.; Carolina, Neapolitan Song, by Tentiti;
All ! Child Of Hope by Charles Plantade.
From c. NJ. Tremaine, New York-Do not
heed her Warning, reply to the Gypsies' Warn
ing, by Henry Tucker; The Tender Glance
Schottsche. by Mrs. Parkhurst Waiting for
the Loved One, words by Josephine Pollard,
music by Henry Tucker.
From Lyon & Healy, Chioago-Bread and
Butter, illustrative of " My Policy" by A.
Weaver; Swinging round the Circle, song
and chorus, by P. G. Sails Ye Tailor Man,
song and chorus, by E. w. Foster, inscribed
to Ye" Dead Dog " of ye White House No
Name, or the Philadelphia Convention, song
and chorus, by A Weaver. The four preced-
ing pieces, as will be noticed by their titles,
are political and patriotic. and contain some
good home thrusts."
Y
The Pavilion Grand March, for the piano, by
S. B. Whitney, organist at Christ Church, this
village, whose briian. productions have re-
Gently been we'll known in this vicinity. We
find 10 the Albany Journal the following no.
tice of his pece
This new piece of music by Mr.. S. B. Whit
ney, reveals ability of very high order, and
is destined TO become popular among good
Judges. We heard it rendered last evening by
a fine performer, and in our opinion it has
some passages that would do no discredit to
the most famous Euro, can composers. There
are one or two bars in which a rapid transit ion
carries the effect of a slur, and critical hearers
will remark an unnecessary repetition of some
com bDatons, which very admirable in
themselves But on the whole Mr.. Whitney
has done SO well that We hope he will not cease
doing.
We have Just received from Messrs. Ii. i
F., two more pieces by Mr.. Whitney, fol-
lows :-Jennielean, Grand Valse de Concert;
and The Flying Galop,-Which good judges
pronounce at least equal to that referred to by
the Albany Journal.
The LITTLE CoRPoRAL.-Many of the chill
dren are already fami liar with this publica-
ton, one of the most entertaining that the
little folks be presented with. 1t has
enjoyed wide populariryes purely original
journal, adapted to he minds of the little
people, and yet its tendency an ed ucator as
well as an entertainer. We can never give
our children too much good reading and We
cannot be too careful keep them from
wholesome ard pernicious reading. Ii we
give them the cheerful, pleasant and pure
enter ;ainment they will readily enough let the
vicious stuff alcne end the Little Corporal
s just the cheerful, pleasant, agreea bic visitor
that should come into every household
Mr.. SewelI, the pu blisher of the Little Cor
poral, offers premium to every one who
sends three new subscrib ers, 80 The Heavenly
Cherubs,'' an exquisite line engraving from
Raphael's painting. This engraving spoken
of by Mr.. Healy of Chicago. as equal TO any
yet produced in this country. 1t is the work
of Sherlow of Chicago. Mr.. Sewell also
offers to give Organs and Melodeons to schools
or persons who send large clubs. The price
of the Corporal is one dollar year, in ad-
vance sample copy, telling all about the
premiums, ten cents.
Address Alfred L. Sewell, publisher, Chi
csgo, Ii.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for December has
made its appearance. This is beautiful Christ
mas number, with two fine steel plates, and a
great quantity Of ashton illustrations, and other
interesting matter
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for December has
the following table of contents John Pier
pont; NV Garden Barnes and Rajah Brooke
Passages from Hawthorne Note Book
Katharine Morne The Sword of Bolivar
Through Broadway My Heather at Home
A Friend The Singing School Romancei Au
tumn Song The Fall of Austria ; Recon
struction Reviews and Literary Notices.
Orr YoUNo Folks For December has TIT
following articles The Little Man of thu
Mountains The Four Seasons A Summer
in Leslie Goldthwaite's Life Wiley Ely
Christmas Tree The Birthday Bo1-a par
lor Drama Little Pussy Willow Lawrence
Lesson Birdie's Christmas Day; Picture
| aud Poets Skating Song-Mueic; Roun'
| the Evening Lamp.