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TABERNACLE.


TEMPLETON'S FAREWELL,
On TUESDAY neat, the 9Th December.
MR. TEMPLETON begs to announces with gratitude
l his libe he publc) Of New that
Of his projected tour 10 the Souh he reluctantly
several months in New York Tuesday next 9Th INST
when he will have the honor Of the and
enas, with appropriate illustrations:-
Piano forte ............. Mr.. Austin Phillips
The instrument from j. + Chambers, sss Broadway
An interval Of ten mnutss Rstween the parts.


song-"The Lads Of the yillagem


Song-"Jock of Hazeldean."
Sorg-"The Harp that ONCE through Tara's Hail."


Song-"My Mamie, o."
Reci,stive-"Oh can bear my fate no longer"
Aria-"Through the Forest. through the Meadows"
song-"There jolly Miller once"


Song-"Rcys wife Of Aidvalloch"
Song-"Ye Banks aud Braes o. Bonnie Doom"


Hunting Song-"Od fowler"


Grand Scena, by desire.


"All is Lost now ;"
Still Geptly o'r Stealing" As originally by
song-"HeIe's to the Maiden Of Bashful fifteen"


Sone-"Auld Lang Syne."


Song-"The jolly Begger."


Vaedctory.


Song-"The Star Spangled Banrs err
at 10. Ticket. aud Programmes may be had the Music
stores ,nd at the doors.
~ Tickets 80 cents
Books Of the Words price s each to be had at the
door.


Te%psiGr sps Mil also ,sPs,, the sbovs EpsT1ss
DAY the lh instant being his farewell and last
In that city for several months. d3 time