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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30
Prom London Society.


hisileioe berries. ofCbr'stmzs sins
You cynical fellows must sur. ly -av.
That though e. thusi1~ts we their spr n
lhrie nGsninS 30 sCfs a. tne vintry ring
ui little le's .lGgh sta Christmzs Tree
Bachelor oys Is Your Wa-iI 20 sweat
or selfish sol trd= grown 81 dear.
That & Ses white ;ase and patt-ring f. G.
Can force DO pulse At the heart 20 beas
When all isj'y With the ciosin. yesr
Beads Of holly are wintry warm
In freight CLEAN, and they love to be
A match for robins who breast the storm
And rest their heads where the song birds swarm
In the dear dark green Of the Christmas Tree
Pretty young lovers when tapers shine
On every spray Of the laden branch
Are thinking OF Hymen's torch, and twins
Their arms round delicate waists aad Thine 3"
Is whispered back from the eyes Of Blanche
Curly young heads and innocent eyes
Smart young gentlemen don't you sneer-
Are thought by women a dainty prize
And somehow dissipate half the signs
Which cling TO the close Of a weery y ear
torollng voices Of children sing
Happy aye We an, happy are We
And II we've Lothing but srowls to bring
we'd better be out Of the Christmas rinE
which merrily tugs AZ the Christmas Tree
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

r.. pa volaue Of poems descriptive os peasar
3D.. d. arfaLny, we make the followin. e1trac
.,c, q Christmas e,stan peculiar to th
.I..a.f a- t1-t p-is a Frsnee.I
gore IS a so .1i o. th-on-ia- favt-
What youthful crowd, -r., 50 tnS street
They 20 out from tao st ding town.
They seek the wnita e'd lonely down.
Taey wax in silence, ill t1ps iin1
where Iour 7 ads meet, about a place
VI see sac eI by the Cross's zrale.
There, men and maids IN Sc Darste Gle.
Do range themselves nor speak tae while
Nor break the charm by gest or smile,
Till,-sudden breaks upon the air
A sound o. singing. strong and clear
Thus chant Jhe hardy Breton youth.
what Is usw upon the cath,
What fresh wonder gee d forth.
That is WAYS are full of pill -rims
AuJ It's dwellings iuI oi mlrtht ~
Then clearer, pUror, richer rise
The hidden naidens' sweet replies
Like wonders out oi mysteries;
10. the Prince oi 7elce is born,
I.ot on hign the star of morn
And il shall not fade ;o-eycr,
Nor its hrilhGncy Be s1o1u-'
Then, I'm concord perfect sweet
Tone of youths ami maidens meet
And they gladly sing together,
This lusDiciNus l1u- g. greet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

Some families living in the vicinity Of the re-
ceivinc tomb, Bristol, Mass, heard mysterious
sounds issuing therefrom. the other day, and
s,rairhtwsy the neighhorhood vas reused, the
inhabitants assembled, the dread ree'sse7 OF the
supulchre explored, and a stray Pig discovered
coutentedly digesting his dinner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

SOLICITING "PUFFs. The TriiuHe lately
published an article the purpOrt Of which Was
TO denounce the practice OF people who write
books, or other compositions, calling At news
papers Offices to beg for g notice - The oom-
mon dodge is to send lady on this ertsnd-or
nerbaps the LADY calls to demand puff for her
axa brilliant work Il is always E fair infer
enes tina, the ho)k thus heralied is rubhi-h, or
the sE:hor would be sa;is6ed to let it tske its
chance fairly With other books The y. I Tunes
suggests that it would not be bad plan for
neWspapers TO snuounce that any work for
which puts were solicited would always be haud-
e1 over TO the "slasher - Of the establishment
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

FEMALE S,U7GlCR5 The female n.i-G has a
turn FOR smuggling. show ne q ie male and
viii show yuu natural smugzlcr. | knew
pioas laiv once who Was sent 70 Havana on &C.
count OF her health. She was ia the layt stages
Of consumption and gave up the remaining liz
lie space allotted he- iu life to mediation and
prayer. Sic returned in time, uoyise ,rength-
ened 10 lungs, bUt greatly increased in weight
Alas tie weight did not come from HEALTHY
flesh. She had 1000 choice Hsyan, ciglrs
quilted in her peltic3ats These she CAV TO her
spiritua. sdviscr, psrson much add icted to
smoking, and died in the odor Of sanotity Her
pious soul, let Us say poetically, was vat ted to
heaven upon tie fragrant clouds Of the DE- -son' E
choice ns7suas She died IN the noble disc large
Of her p2tr;otic duty. All would that I knew
pious, patrio--c lady in tae last stages Of con-
sumption, and just in from lIavsna What ei-
ticstion would get from her Chrstis q resir. IA
tion a3d choice ci-a-s. While We " ere rattli ng
from Capada through the wooded re zions repr e.
seutcd in the Senate By the wo den -betieI
Puttyf-ce and Cd influenza, / 10 ,de the &c
qusin,ance Of 81 inestimsbe lady sister TO a
congressional ducs, who told me c. uiIeutly tn It
through certain curEincly sdjust i Icons unde y
her voluminous skirts she had carried of over
S2,OJO Wortn o. aces. Ter r0u ndei and grace
ful hustle contained Russian sable muH- val
uel at $500 Ma'.srl - 7 Grief in the wild
dest enthusiasm, - permit ne to seize your dez-
ter continuation. Let me give it 4 pumporial
vibration. lou are loyal, patriotic female
You have no6ly doEe your duty, snd gone far
TO confound tn oppressor. Continue, madam (;
continue IN y jur virtuous eo,Irie and a suffering
country will bless you. I fee rebukel in your
presence Not not being sis ter to Congress
man, ts. not the means TO invest Alsa l
an only poor devil of journalist But 20
on. noble Roman natroa make Of your fash
ionsnlc wearing apparel uises zine Of deadly
aE.mT lition to coufound ami destroy the eHe-
NV. - Dom PfrH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

The Portsmouth Chr0aicle tells Of . towns-
man who got up lately at midnight, last week,
sa dishabille, to drive out from his enclosure a
troublesome COW. On hs way back he maie a
short cut across the cemetery, and in the road
By the fence he encountered young couple,
seated on a rock. in mutual embrace, 'discours-
ing their sweet nothings' The loving pair.
frightened at the appearance Of the msusud the
garment, hastily " got up and GOT the female
making ne hest time on the homestretch. They
have lost relish for evening walks, so the story
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GENERAL NEWS.


the rate Of taxation and the increase Of the yau-
alton Of property.
The term Christmas is derived from the Lstiu
Church. 1t is properly Christe .uassa (the
Macs Of Christi
Two murders took place in one New York sa-
.oon sunday evening. Neither murdered nor
murdereTs are over twenty yesrs Of age.
A Norfolk man killed himself becsuse he vss
afraid 10 face his wife This msy account for
many otherwise inexplcsble suicides
Il is estimated that there are fifty thousand
white people in Tennessee, who can neither write
their name nor read the Bible.
An English meusgere keeper got his license
III town where he vas at first refused. by
threatening 70 turn his " hsaimsls out loose -
The Congregational churches at Lynn held
Pilgrim Memorial Meeting Mt the Central Church
in Lynn, Mass, Thursday evening.
The State of California Sas waterei by rain
showers last week from sissiyou TO San Diego,
and a. flr east as sslt Lake Valley.
laaliag cal dealer informs Boston paper
thst owing to the open winter thus far tine con-
sumption Of cosl will fall of at least twenty five
per cent IN that vicinity
10 Springfield, Mass, the Library Association,
Nl44HA- hATNA to NtHAA AAN--+ r.' 60 = HTf'' "A
year fom It's winter course Of lectures. this year
makes nothing, the receipts barely covering ez-
peuses.
The lady who invented and made public the
trick q sskuc hec husband for money in the
presence of strangers receive numerous letters Of
thanks every lay irom delighted wives.
An enthusiast German sportsman Of New
York. who is g ers.t al,1irrr Of fbe cb4r,cterof
King William Of Prussia. On Saturday sent
three hundred u0uui deer 10 the rovsl gentle
usu. Tie veuis0u vas put On bosfl the
steamer Wes-sr
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30
GENERAL NEWS.
The extent Of the late food at Redmond. Va
is 10 be marked by granite posts.

Sc 1at0r SchurZ says ne lever paid any atten-
tion 10 lies snd ISLANDERS, bccegse FIVE could be
inyen ed while he was disproviug one.
IT. O-,ii, ,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,. have ,.,o;,.e b,,. ,o
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App.eions JouTHHL states tnst goou cotton OF
pretty long staple mas oeen grown al o'SLi'ord'
Conn, thls season.
The Worcester, Mass people are extensively
circulating petticn Tor the establishment oi
state normal school IN that city
A CON 1suy of ladies' hauled a hook and latter
truck to q Are recently. in Iowa, snd excited the
envy Of the male i-emen by their efforts TO eZ-
tinguish the flames
Tho l,,,+r,1oos iay, b.,,,,s 5;s-,s.sl NTH .ta
t;Iaa,, I.l,,l;-,. If 10 l.-r,,;ros on ,L. p,..i-
6. Ps;l-1o1 - 90 rar,I, 80. a1,,,,- tl., i;,o
- nv
by sandwich lsiahl law IL II cipthl crime
Tor a man 5 mother-in-ls" to VISIT MS mouse
~lthoat DIS express invitation aad '. '"i4 OF
o''l.'-a'.oa'
airs DaYli ,lhn OF San ri-lilsc' T4lAsd OH
a 5,uD0 Sc; OF diamonds 70 and the French cause
and her husband GfeT the pilLe, thou5l lAe9e
were three thousand o,her ucAet-Ac'aeIs'
\ Detroit man who tcoS 2 hlsk ot ~hisaty
with him en- a shooting trip, struck race track
in tie suburbs on his return, and walkeI around
it all night. wondering why he didn't get %
town
4 Pspr.vl...uia rspsr one d,v announced the
7reDiBy Of Z, 6ve.sent gbiskev mil. aud the next
lay apologizcI for a lean local column because
its reporter was suddenly il
Or.of .i.. ,.rs,., ,,,estions inst now ,,ita-ir-
--,.f-a,ss.. ;s ~ e. If ,5,.er are to amos
r.. - - ~ ,bs,, hes. b. rr,is y',i.l
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vne Ci the Ioa' sl.s 1-s 'e'H '''In -
teheVed tha' me pr'hclpaI piest A'lse su'
used IN embs-mlns 'ne Inli'li-es % h-s. Was
ctrDonio acii 10 tle cinle s''te-
u is said thst the larres; room u tLe worll il
I ia cotton mill IN Rhode Island II is I.' feet
f long by ~ aide The tWidmg, which III not
completed, s -,lu3 ieet long 10 feet W.i', and
four stories high.
From benevolent desire 30 prevent su.zucu
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The New York Express gives cure ucy to =
ruInor inst the Western Uaion Telegraph Com
psny is negotiating with the London Cabl Con-
struction Company for the aging of an ocean
csble between England and America, 81 d, il
possible. between London and New York and
further. that the London company is willing to
receive in payment for the cable stipulat ed
amount Of Western Union stock It is also r, =
ported that the Loudon company s ready to lay
us csbie for TIE sum Of $500 900 sterling. or
ab3ut 50, 500 900 gold
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

A writer in leading English paper devotes
long article to the laudable effort to prove that
Vermont is - the most correct AID respectable
State in the Union" So she is, in some res
spects-in political point Of view, for instance.
Com .AGrertissr.
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Adventure with a Seal.

Adventure with a Seal.
\ long time ago, when was a sailor be-
lore the mast, had com,ade On board. p
loAy' g2od-tempcred fellow, who was a great
iavoTite with everybody. His whole life had
been one Of adventure and misfortune
On nights when VIC were keepior
watch tJgather he used to tell me some of
his adventures with 50 much humor that |
went INTO tits oflaughteT. When he was on
board with us his III fortune did not iOrsake
HIM, and several times he escaped death al
most by miracle
remember once, when he was bathin,
during a calm IN the Pacific Ocean. contrary
to orders, lie was suddenly terrified bv the
. appearance Of the captain, and he clambered
up on board out Of the water. Not five sec
onls after his feet were above the sea. the
head of nuge shark appeared in the very
spot.
Another time, during a hunting PARTY in
Java, he was only saved from drowning in a
swamp. through which he had persisted in
wading to shorten the way, by rope being
thrown down to him. In consequence Of
this muddy path, and the fright he had ex-
perienced, he fell sick. and had to be taken
% the hospital Of Batavia. When few
/ days after we inquired how he was, we were
informed that be was dead.
We were much shocked at this so sudden
death % a iayorite comrade. and determined
. next Sunday. to visit Bis grave to plant
. cross on ir. Bot when We went to the hos
Ta- with oar e1rUw.Il burden. he met u=.
completely cured. The day after his arrival,
4 be had been placed in q different bed, and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

OuR COMMERCE Captain Codman, IN IA ar
tjcle on our commerce. SAYS the righ, kind of
American vessels are BOT only scarce, h1t ahs1-
lutely are no, in existeucp. We have done with
wooden sailing ships. We require irOu steam
ships, sni these we cannot have unless We buy
them. snd if We DO not buy them &c Simply
throw from twelve to dfteen millions dollars
profits into TIE hands Of Foreigners. which u
We choose, We might keep for ourselves
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

as here stated by Judge SuauCy differs from the
one before reported in cur columns, we have only
to sag that our formef report was from An en-
tirely responsible source We leave to She I4w-
yers the task Of drawing distinctions, ii any are
drawn.
bi.rictgf I-rmoat-H B,rlrur,rg.-Ear-
hqgi5n, Dsrpater 7fi, 1870
z. +. SrRANAuAS.
Assignee Of MARI Baau.ste.,
T. W. GEE50EY * Co.
THIS is a petition in favor Of Strsnahta AS
siguee If Mark Bannistcr. bankrupt, prsyu-
that the Ieter iaH-s Gregory s. Co, be siiu!rei
to p.y 70 SAID Assignee two Lundre- i1'lsr-.
alleged to have Jeen paid TO Gregory IS Co. g.
the bankrupt n fraud Of the bankrupt law.
DEFENDANTS plea denies that they bad ars
Knowledge oi the --sJigeucy Of the bankrupt, os
that they had any reason 10 suppose inst he Wa
iuso.yeu- when tue money WAS pail.
Il appeared from the evidence that B4uu.s,rr
the bankrupt had been for some years a smtI
trader IN Hch.ori, in the Northern part Of Fer
mont That he has been in the habit o. buying
goods ol Gregory IS Co, st Bennington for tTc
or three years
That the bills lie made were payable in cash
or on demand, auj that for some time he paid
them whtE presented; that some seven or eight
a..-,i - hin, = I'm. t,-.. ..,
-. L,,,. I-e'I IN. AL rb,. C-e.-rv y g..
,.,s.,..ji .,fr.l ~, b5. e,. H.. .,,,,,r, line
uSirh he .Ji4 r.or - l,- r,it rbe-l af br saw
iag that Le wou.I as soon A. be could
That iu October. I-i~, the Custom tuU- OIL
GERS seized ~ ST Aitns, me te. lEnirel dollars
worth os butter belonging to BAuu.stef IS SNUG
gled property, which Gluais.er 5.ulei snI tooS
back into lis possession.
That IN November. lc1S, the government pre-
.ecutel him for the penalty. stoIt two ttJusaui
dollars, double ;he value Ci the aut-e- -siz-l aui
attached an his rgs estate. snI tLl' both prose
cujious are still pending "a the Court Nhica
Miner one of the .tuIsa,. we. knew BsunIs-
Ter having talked With Lim atout IT,
r. further apQea ei thar B4unisJcr hsi been
fl- some eighteen months previous 90 The 10Th OF
November. l76J. owing one Rutlee, f. trader IN
81 AtauS, about Twelve huuirei dollars That
tac delA.ui Wls let- with one Z vell. lu A't5r-
lev 10 Bichferl, f,r him TO collect as tl-- As he
couli.
That Bluuis-er hal io- SONY time been IN the
hstit Of paying Powell small sums OF money,
and tuning out 90 niu sna! tenants against
his baun -ier 81 Gust. ryrs, .y he collected tni
applet upln ih- Hv--ee tst-, s. th.. hy TIE lst
/ % 1o7ea 75r, l-.', The -et; hii been reiacei g.
some oue 1r t~1 auuirei dollars
Iha- about the fist vi loyenher, iN"'' MIR
Alaer, one ot tie tim ot Uresgry N Co. pro
cured a art O. attachment 10 their favor ssi;nsi
Btua-sie-, AMI vIl It went up o. hchiort r
the purp,-e u securing tler -'ot i1st ne
went 20 Mr. P-se... the attorney sfsIesst.i, Cor
his advice n rel=tila thereto That upon cen
sultt-i0a P0sal a-5isr. him thar IN considers
u Ilffs7 rot affNen
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This i- German. Nr.4 NtlltH l...,
.0aaaf FGvt,R. lhi- i- wtru.n. and sl.-
cIan Troycrb. something like .' .c is dark
under the lamp. However. t- the Danes
-ay 4HagIH er l..sfIa far ra e'f fdr--
hammer. the anvil does not icl7a good s.-.,e
hammer, and be who has had q glorious .t-
tide finds as much rational pleasure .a 4
season Of sobriety and quiater Joys
The bow cannot be always bent
Pags Christmas comes the sober Lent
A green Christmas makes a fax church ylli
A Danish proyerb In grees ywa Hr~
ag tsd krkegaqrd This is only tbe old
sanitary and weather theory, that urseas1n-
able weather is unhealthy. 81 hen i- D.
warm in winter, impru3cnt people oZT Sc
themselves TO the damp. unhealthy air, a-
become inpatient of 100 much warm covering.
and are caught IN ga cold snap to tEeIr
sorrow. In the Oh times, when most people
dwelt in badly warmed, badly constructed
houses, such changes in the weather were oi
much greater significance than at present
An old bit Of truthful rule
A Christmas green % church-yarI tal.
Closely allied 70 this, hur withoa- its ter
rible warning. We have the German pr5yeih .
Ist dss wettor um Weihuscht geliai
So freut -ich Mann, Web uud Kind.
Which in English means:
Is the weather at Christmas mild
II is JOY to msu AMI vile anl child
Christmas is a good time TO bleed horses ia.
This Is an old superstition, and was closely
followed. The horses were run up and down
until in a sweat. and then bled. IS Ilsser
sings
Ere Christmas Lc passed let horses 90 be le.
Fox many a purpose it doth thea maeh -5el
A green Christmas, white Easter
Grusuc EFenlctt, rsisse Oa,ra.
German, of course. The same has anotaer
form
Weinnscht i'm klae,
Osterl i'm Schngc.
II fChristmas be in clover,
Easter with snow'n be hesPei over.
And the same people say: '' Ist das Wet5s-
um Weinacht gejiud, so w.ehrt die kal;e
ccwohnlch lange bis Fruehlahr hnein-
- When the weather is mild at Christmas,
cold weather lasts into spring. All Of
which proverbs receive important modin-
cations when applied to this cur North Amer
lean climate.
Among other saws and proverbs which may
be cited brief, are
Merry Christmas, happy New Year.
Your pocket full Of money, aPd your barrels full
Of beer.
A Christmas box with five naiis in it,
Ucrr;ek,s little uoe,ns and -b,.,.,,- o,
( Christmas have become proverbal They
may be found in his % Charms and CeremO-
! ton:
At Christmas be merry and thankful withal
And feast thy poor neigho,s. tce great with the
small.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

JuRY.-Tbis is The bona f3e verdict q an
Illinois Jury Verdict We, the jury's. find
the deceased dead mau KUN to his death in the
hands Of some unbekuown person, with en- IN
lauful iron weeping named 4 Ak with = hickory
handle which unlaufui weeping Eos used, with
deadly intent to xii the aforesaid Ded Man p
S.-We, the aflrcs-d and undersigned jurys,
hopefully believe ;hs; the Del Man was Bcheslr'i
by the ~ -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

The Chicago Post calls Senator McCreery Of
Kentucky =" Senatorial sexton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

Terre Hsute clamcIs for peauu, stands, to
give an air Of business to its streets
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30
The Late BankrnntcY Decision.

The recent decision Of Judge Smslley in the
case Of the issguee Of Bsnnister vs.. Gregory x
Co. IS reported in the FREE PEEss AND TINES,
has excited very vile attention among business
men, AMI We are glad to present to-day an su-
thoritstiye report Of the evidence, and of the
Judges decision. II the definition Of insolvency
as here stated by Judge Snalloy differs from the
one before reported in cur columns, we have only
to say that our formef report was from An en-
tirely responsible source We leave to She l4w-
yers the task Of drawing distinctions, ii any .1e
drawn.
bt'r.ctgf Ierm01i-fu BgHlrurirs. Ear-
hggioa, DerDall 7fl, l,-o
z. i. SrRANAutS.
Assignee Of Marx Basuistal.