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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

CHIPS FROM CHAPPAQUA; Or, PosY FOR The
baltimore CosyEsTios -" Every one WHO
ehooses 10 live by prsi.ism or gambling or bar
iotry, With aeariy every keeper Of a tipping
house. ID politically "a democrat. "-HoRAcE
GREELEY
- Ii there we're not 2 Newspaper nor con-
mon school in the country, the Democratic party
you'll &c fsr stronger than !; is. is.''-HoRAcE
GREsLEY.
.'The e.ssatisl srt.oies of the Democraiic
creed arel 'iose rgn and hate uiygers.' The
lees one le.rns and knows, the more certain be
il TO vote tne regular ticket from to lizard -
--HORAC. GREELET.
- We taerrupon S,ked our contemporary to
state fr4Dklg Wheeler the pagiiists, biscklegs.
thisyss. burglars, keeperE o. dens Of pros,itu-
tion, etc, etc were not almost unanimously
Democrats. .''-HoRACE GREELEY
40 smoke il Democratic virtue to chew
e thsi virtue intensified to drink rum in that
virtue IN the superl.tive' Horace Greeley.
81 4 purely selfish interest attaches the leEd,
ypfiahly, criminal. and dangerous classes to the
Democratic party."-Horace Greeley.
This would amount 70 six in q bed, exclu-
s;ve Of any other vermin, for every Democratic
couch in the State OF New York. including those
a; Sing Sing and Auburn. Horace Greeley.
1.-The brain, the heart. the soul Of the present
Democratic party in the rebel element st the
South, with its Northern sllies and sympathi-
zers Ii is rebel a. the core to-day II would
come into power with the hate, the chsgrin, the
wrath, the modification Of ten bitter years to
imyel and guide its steps Whatever chastise-
rient may be deserved by our national sins, we
mus, hope that this disgrace and humiliation
will be spared us'-Horace Greeley.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12


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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

ras Kansas City Times Of the 2g.h ult says
that 5lis- Amanda Barber. who ra.rred ''Sq1s,-
uog Bear a sioux chef, % Washington. in
1867. am E-u, 70. Dakota Territory with her
huttaui es p missionary, arrived on the steamer
Fan eae..e, i-om Fort Benton, Friday lAs;, sf,er
spending three care With tae Sioux. suffering
gross In4IEni.ies and being compelled to per-
toia the most meuil! services. She attempted
90 iscspe lut Ess r,cAp-lrcd ali beaten nearly
90 iss-h By be- husbsui, sn1 then sold 20 a
Cheyenne chic. 1s three ponies. Sne Was tax n
north in 1870 and remained sith the Chey-
enues tiii this spring ahea she escaped to Fort
Benton Miss Barber left Kansas City Friday
for her nome in Milford. Massachusetts
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Poetry.


b1 bE1T HATTIE.
Dear Dolly who does not recall
The thrilling PAGE that pictured sll
Those charms that held our sease in thrall
Just as the artist caught her
As doEn that English lane che tripped.
In lowered chintz. hat sideways tipped.
Irlm-bodiced hright-ey ed roguish-l pped-
The locEsmith's pretty daughtert
Sweet fragment Of the Masters art.
simple faith. o rustic heart
U maid that hath no counterpart
~ IN LIES Dry, dog cared pages
Mhere shall we find thy likel All, stay
1Met1inks saw her yesterday
IN chintz that Il swered, as one might say,
Perennial FOX ages.
Her fathers modest cot was gtone,
rive stories high In s.y le and tone
composite, and frankly own,
Within its walls revealing
come certain novel, strange ideas;
a Gotnic door " tn hOman PIERS
ana Aoqrs removed some thousand years
From their P0nPeiian ceiling.
The small salon whore she received.
nas LOUIS Q1atorze, and relieved
by Chinese cabinets. conserved
0rotesqgeiy by the heather;
Ihe scias were a classic signt-
lle toman hscch (sedilia hight y
ih7 chairs were French, In gold anu white,
A1d ore Ellzabsthan.
And she, the gcdtess Of that shrine,
.rNo rNo fln-ui fingers PLACED in mice-
me stones we're many cara.s Gne,
- AHd oi the pursst Water-
Lhen dropped a courtesy, tar enough
% lar an her cretone pun
@1i show the pst;icoat's rich stuff
mat her ford parent bouz her
-er speeeu vac simple AS her dress
Not French the more but fu-lish less
see loVsi Yet sometimes, confess,
scarce cuu'd Comprehend her.
Ler milrers were quite lar Z. ON shv.
hec- was a Iligt IN her eye
Agas!. Ing % the Hugh vho'd Try
"lth rllcuess u offend her.
Bat whence, p 7 orisd, ''this Elasqueracei
som- 1-Urg icrt.-ni-lt's ca.rate-
Wattetu -4c1. sfds.s lr mtd s1
slc sli ic ssiri tegl-.l ms nl-zs-
~ AZ, y z mast kulE ns pee'--
4Hfl N ..'.-- W. T-sss e,,ili gee 2 ans
cr ~ 'i-ss.! rs 9li al Lpe same.
My Lodi PA Dolly Ylrloa 90
HlTer's Bear.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

An attempt to Commit suicide was made by a
young woman in Springfield, Mes Wednesday,
by jumping from second story window. She
htd been engaged to yodug man in the city,
who failed to keep his word, and she fell into q
melancholy thar eliminated in insanity. She
was taken to the Northampton Asylum.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12
low MJcI WHsEgY IS Da4sE-TAe Esw
York Herald says:

York Herald sGJs:
We learns By 1T oiilisl s.stement os the Ia
ternal Revenue caice that the number Of dis.il-
lcraa at work iu this country ia two hundred
and 6fteen, e1d thSt th.ir daily capacity is two
hundred End seventeen thousand ak hundred
aud eiqhly-two gallons Reckoning the whole
voting population IN round numbers at five mil
lions, this would be over third ot a pint Of
spirits s dsy Tor each male adult in the United
Ststes This is nearly all whiskey, for the pro
portion Of other spirlt- distilled ia small, COM
psrstyely. Admitting that ;he women and male
youngsters under age drink zone, there are as
as an offset to there vast number Of men who
never drink spirits Nor Is the amount exported
TO other countries con,i lerable. At the rate Of
production Is stated shove, one million seven
hundred and flrty-oue thousand four hunired
and ffty-rix pints o day, We way calculate half
pint daily on en- average for every moderate
drinkec and topper There. is no doubt, great desl
Manufactured in small qu4uiiiies and secretly,
in domestic way, in sdti;ion to this vast pro
duction Of the tsx-payi2g diStilleries. Who
will ray. after this exhibit, that the Americans
arc not whiskey-irinking people? After the
6rst cf Augu,l the ..< will be seventy cents
gallon. II the production keeps up to the pres
ent amount thst will give over a hundred and
fifty thousand dollars a day revenue to the gov
ernueat, or at the rate Of nearly fifty millions q
year. This good st lesst will result from such
an enormous consumption.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12
Poetry.


4E BUECs
B-own 10 tHe aiae C.! tic fiso- les
A slaaov5. lazy trout
no could uoub himself 70 Sc
And -et his tackle out
ct ile rio nothing but 1--we ii- g. cay.
Lire end i..tsl and LOOK
Let there be truce between ureye 'ui frt.
BetWcsa tle flesh AMI the NOOK.
I WI. look on the milst-ean stfop- sll oven,
And the eclE's bra Eiius brush.
! Will -isc with the lark q the -3t-s - heaven.
VIII love with the thrush.
] vii learn the son thal the riv5- sings
in varying timc 1ui tune,
f4 tlts GAS. ne u 3l4 sweet tlr -1u June
Low lie On q soft, -r-ca tea,
Drinking the lazy air.
Grcen is rae canopy hi-a Ger ui5 head.
The la7Ch's lr-n-c hangs far.
Ic s-eutel dlrELosE over luy ewes.
E-e-hauutc1 hramrIes trail.
know. feel rhe hiue 0f Jlc skies.
need not sever their veil.
MilC roses tln-.e the water above
Be or ry nook 90 rest
Atfsy VIII not tae r.vor. with al tler love,
Trey may one on tis breast
A-l tne river, uu lttiu-, Wga4s d. way
Nl1l pink AID white s9ails st-oal.
I'M
Q1lve- @ lsreh ,il il ever Is h4re
Your tas els -i.e and '5
AurlUr % are ia iie a- nhis sprays,
Till sou Al1 yal- Lal-e 'u The VAL.
sing tar1s1 b. lay .i-te-l-- ears,
Al one sang o. rls monk rf OBJ.
] could listen aaf ~ fer a -uudr5d es--
- Ana deem O. Z I'''i- sand, -ll -g.i.
Ripple ID sra- bod sad llv-r,
as long rs lJ cy may
sweep, IN lle pr.1e. .ur ota- % v-rt
Past tle town i1 t1u s.a5
lcsga me re whole 0i }nIl i-.lfi-I4-.--- I'D,
The nish-, aa, 81. .i.is ala.iars aay y--.n J1us.
Boston saufrf--fr-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12


b that he Will not rest until he can drive his
} cattle over his own land from los Angeles 20
+ the Sacranent1. Two men in San Francisco
saw him siftirr .s.fncVIere f.-+ ir tha,,,f.+
and one asked i wonder ,,b,- .fuIer Is
,lsr-;-- -..,-9- rl, .,i,-,--f..l m. q.
- I;..t. -
s.a.7 ,,sfi .---
i'--' 'u- ,.''J H'" ",- -
Hi'''' o' renee 'u-'-' aa" Will 'ui- IV' iIiie,
mo1e tA7 year some o-hcr great land
owners have nearly as much. Fencing costs
them from S5Ve 20 500 Tcr mile. OF
eouTse lAeee are nor The Mea "a3 epI l-c
'-' '''---
Fio- Gle Ci1cirls-. I..l.s .u-e %,
To1o +be coo,l
rH- YOUNG KING oF BtvAEIA c4Ilraso III A
cSclNsaTl AuslsrgEE
,-,r.-:.z.-..
--
nofs s10l- f,1AISe love aa4i- H--Fl- -ae
young hiaEo ot bsvt-.a aal 81 Ae....... c-ai-
t.ueevonsD. The f.,..,,i-., ,s-. ..... 90 .i-.,
.-.--....-.- e. .,..,
-'''-s'-= ''A''' 7-''-- --7 -'-s.'t ? E.et- i>2-
% r-rI.s-e1- a-0u. TIE -srL-..l Dsl-- $40.
blr Iter.- d-.,ur-,I t-. -,.-....-. -f,...
-....l s.-.-i-- I..... t..---.--...-.l
W'rily sorrc,' In JlucsrT, l-i-. t-cre s--
r''ei az ALr.a2 an A----i--o .l1r .- --
i"sIiy-e-edt ~ .lH'y, Of vcry ureIcsE-s..1-
afI tfc-ce, e.e-sni manners, aa richly lfess.-
Nae e--sieie- asr 12r-1 az ;.e 1l--ei
t..e-, "-lre s-e stopped as t.-s .t4Hrg J.--
dau, iioll 'ig-'1rafi, oaio Nra j-rls1 vas
ao'a-ni 'n'ei y tslHr et ofH.-f hs! q--,--
iy oi Baggage With her, -u-- i' s.. So
fis Do cay --'t1'ls'at.es. >la h7i --trz
il'. ---.i. % 90 the tt-f-l e.. ta- tA.t.- s.-.t-.
lrt 'i -t'.e -.i-tliy r--- t-s 90 '-c
'es' .--i9s c' s-c.ttf. Even Der u-sa ta .e
F'es 1'si a. Court F4- ers.1.i, s1i sss Us.
-if -i'ei g. iAe : ir-l L."stcr ri sQ.re7 a.
ia- iaa-e
DO sppe1'' t-tt 'ire. J.stt- ...ist-, -.--,
time -t'ef her Freisuti'iar - t.lr-. tleii-. .t
entrt1I'1s iae lns hinc. al. ---c.Y s4p.s--
ti in hl' r'ii.2, 'tt most o. t-a Gin. 20
'-' '--e .- 'e'-- 81 bis e1ln.,r r.At i aa--
'"-Af'a
Nrf- . I'D D. -,i.-'. 90 see o., h r-, -l. --
.-e --.o %. r-lsrJ ss- c-- E- i-r village %
-i.'-' --h 81. --.'-- Ha---. a- r"----l
long a. l''si i'a.1.lr ,-e place. Tasre Oar
~ l.-.t.. .:r.
fine la, siss. jordan gs|.el out vii. l-r t.-...
w. cta.1'is. IL order % meet h.l- L.l5s, sad.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

lie found at dawn IN wood auds deem.
eHeet euls s-4li wrspp'i 10 1cWy sleep.
lie east ttem on tle u.urf'-iu.- tide.
AND Wis-lUl -il 3. ''ii.l va beside
1 viii NOT h..I them p nv heart
Lesi very love s4ou.1 c1sth inp4rt
But w1rl the heart rf cay has ra-..
The lowers shall cool my brow q last,
Tho sound o. dolis. the s7l- ofbirfs.
lie Wuu. -gt hear, nor alI1rea's s1rds.
lie would lat SEQ two s0f- n.us eyes
That 5o--a- Lis oWl ~i-h g - turpriss--
Eall ing ria . sad. 40 90. net eft1
And tura'I away vita iaint'regret
an so they pass q UNMARKED away.
I4e -lories q thL- sunmrr-d-y.
Nitl that cad d1y each sweet s1uad die,l.
Ile L1~-r- were lost upon Obi, t-de.
Au1 when u'ght fell 10 sold rcplse
The ttsrs Hshelt rre blue stes ciose.
Ah i-o.lsl heart thou wouj 20 not stay
ANA srilr the brightness oTtuu4y.
Nsu<ht now remains but longing vain
3 As pas; Can never CONS aEtnl
GsEfifnisu's ff-grrs.s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

The heat il New York on THURSDAY WAS ID
tense There we're over seventy cases Of pros
traiion. Several members Of the National
Guard we're struck down. TSenty-four desths
were reported from SUI stroke.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

presantI, tho c,,,,;I;,- ab,,gla or, tho door
etc,, a. Is s''',i,-'''- . ~. aiI
E,tio tLo -o-, 80 sy,.-oJ 81;
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SATISFIED
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much tba+ ia Invuri11s vas mi ays-o
tbat had cr,r sb,y., l,,,, s,.,,-,r, or5i.
cont Mt. Tom s,rs t,st bcSnrifI Grs-.4
pis-. -s.- h',..fts a. c.gr months no., ,,--,.l
h,v. ,-.g.,, IN, o,.-,yir t,,ir.rl a-,-
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,.ae-- Won can Ir.tow.'
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treasn-e tonic none tla. yo, r,s,. rsrs.
r..,re- tho 1r..ra.-. ,.-, s,il ~ --~'.,,s n.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

Mr.. Beecher says that as soon as We have got
politics settled, business reformed, human ma
ture elevated, he ia determined to firm q society
for tae reformation Of botanical nameA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

An Abrams editor proposes to name his latest
born after the su5scribe- who pays up the most
promptly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

An epilemic has STACKED three towns In Bra
1il and carried off 5000 Of the 1900 inhsbi-
tsbts they contained.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

easily avoid his company, without seeming
to do So
You are right, Emms, replied Mr. Lee.
There is only little more than month
70 the first Of May. Try and not let him
persuade You there again, said Mrs. Lee,
3 and If you cannot influence him to refrain
from temptation himself, let him see that
you VIII not join him even to eat an oyster
stew. l believe YOU sad that YOU seldom
see him except when rcturaing from your
store
That is about al, So We viii m0yo, Emma,
If you wish, for Day cwns his house and is
likely TO remain. | cannot help meeting
him. or rather be comes into the store to
walk home with me. You know, Emma,
that wish 70 do right, bat am SO easily
lnilrenced that ! cannot be too careful in
rhuning any who may tempt me to evil
cannot long 81 astray if YOU know IL, for
shat dear, frank, confding spiri, Of yours,
tas the same and more influence upon ne
now, than when we gave each t. the other
the holy trust of lre'
Bless you, my dear Arthur, .or these
words; the good feelings that sometimes pos
sa-s us. We rely too much upon supp scd
IenEta and q tiling circumstance drive,
them away. You believe in the True Soarce
ask l.r THAI strcugtb, Arthur; it viii sustain
yOa under severe temptation. noticed 90
let on neat li.tle cottage within block or
two o! your store; suppose YOU examine it
tomorrow and sec If it suits you
i am sure it viii, if it please y1u, replied
Fir. Lee, and ! promise from this time -
have nothing more 10 do with Dav, than 70
pass The ciyiii-ics Of a good morning or
evening Can you trust me lrlly after this,
'',-il'
'-','' "-''- i.N'N" ..- % ''.-H % ~ IN
amy .-'~'1' s.i- -,'Is' i--'' ''1' '-is
-I.' '@17' .' 5'''',I SNORT ''ai +"l o'"e',
81 ''-'5 ''''1 y" '''---s'i.'.'7 o. u'llAls'
to ''- nc '.'iN' '"
"','. t'-.e 1Du 1e'1- ',,'ic 10 '"''A1 lYa aa-
80 ~
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'-' '''''- '-' ''.-,- 'i "-- BUS
ii'" N'!i- '"e ,-",- WILL make L'' IL
"''' 'e--''e D-'.- ",ue -.'lI's 'i'lNs
'-l -i NY i..--', -''-I'-'I'
@ - ''''-.'', ,. ana --l- i, ana -,ii''
i-- N' l----el' .-- even DID t-at hei-h-
'''-''' l- -''' -.--i -''--...-i anu every Gay
-' '-'''1 -S"--s. 'Ieli- ~ zen "t hiSnl be
cane nome N'~i-.l "i-3 t.e Tolls ol the day
ana TIC human s'--7-'ne-s tlAt ol-en met Lln .
l'-' -.-7' -5 WIS 9.''ie1 'y some kind 9i .
fl---'-4 "''1 'i '-.' '-,. cement "a geEue .
a'--. i- goa ,A "s "i.e e''t cAeefei liIA .
Go '-1 Ii---' ana A'i smiles oil approval leH .
up,a Li+ Ae"i' Ike sunbeam
D. nag been O. "'rl in season from 1iI-. F.
"-y 90 -lis' Lae' ana timely word from .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

The cife @: John Carlton for The murder Of
Aiorzl layis vac triei ias- week at Chelrea with
veI1lct of narsaucb:or.
There is + little .slsni ia rae C.nueeticu,
vhere ore can be II two states, three counties
sud iour towns AZ the ssDs time. The Vermont
End New Hampshire slate line runs through il.
G-ai;cn &C.. 4. T., and Caleionis snd Orsrps
counties. VI, corner there, AMI also the towns u
Bath aul Hsvsth.l go New Ham1shire. and R7e-
gate sal Ne85u-y Ia Vermont.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

SIR sui Mrs Stephen Lawrencs Of sE.btop
an sgei pair, have lived within stone, throw
90 the railroad sirce its construction many ve,rs
ago, but never v.nturei to ride in tie c.rs.
Wn Beilcs o; 7iirfsx, bls recently l-sts
7sl1ao. horse ty lis beng gored by a coz.
There IS to be 4 t-isI Of moving machines a;
Sheldon, July l6;h and 18th, under the suspices
c! tle FrAuz!in Go. Agricultural Society.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12

, BOSTON RIVAL To MIS- MAylFIELD-A FOND
HUsBAND AND FAD wIFE-ELOPEMEST-RE-
URN or THE PE0DIGGL-THE POND HUsBASD
RaSERUPrsD.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05
RAILROAD ITEMS.

President Villas has returned once
more from New York. and reports money
matters tighter than ever, with good
prospect, however, for favorable
change by New Year. The President
has made arrangements to have regular
connections With the Chicago 4 North
western Road at Menasha and the Lake
Shore Road at Sheboygan, to be COM
pleted not later than New Years. The
train for the west is so leave here daily
at u. m, and connect at the transfer
depot at Menasha with the c. & N, so
that passengers reach Chicago early
next morning. An express Stage IS to
leave here every morning for Sheboygan,
SO that passengers can reach Sheboygan
a. 9 a. M, Milwaukee by noon, and
Chicago the same evening This will
give to our citizens all the advantages
for travelling they can possibly expect,
until the gap on the Lake Shore Road
is completed by rail, which will certainly
bs done by next Spring. Passenger
coaches. and all other appliances will be
put on our western road as soon as 1t
reaches Menasha.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05
TEACHRES' COLUMN,

l. If the northern boundary Of Iowa
were prodveed to Lake Michigan through
what counties in Wisconsin wSa!d il
pass2
2. On the 23d of September wien it
is noon in Vienna it is sunrise 10 New
York City. What is the difference Of
longitude ard at what place is it sunset!
3. Whether is the meridian of Wash,
ington, d. c.. or that of the most west
ern point of Minnesota, nearer the most
eastern point of Wisconsin?
4. Give words in which c, and re-
spectively have the sound of sh.,
5. After what consQnant sounds has
plural sign S the sound of zg
G. Parse italicised words in the follow
ing: they dressed Indian fashion be
was refused his pau;; it was worth seeing
:. How long did Lord Byron live after
General Grant was born? How old is
Queen Victoria
s. What great event took place Is
years ago last Monday
9. " hat is the shortest way to multi
ply by GA, 1854?
10. The curvature of the earth is
inches for one mile from this datum
find the surface OF the earth. j. G. s.
corrected from last week
8. A pillar Of granite whose length i:
8 times its breadth, and whose hight is
s times its length contains 1920 cubic feet.
What are its dimensions