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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24
BURLINGTON :
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL "a, 1851
The Mormon Question


i"' "o'"o" V"es'''"'
Inc recent hShnanueu uenan'e ., t"o
federal authority by inc creator ,,, anu .. nisn
49,, 49,. ,t.. 49,, li,,.on, ,,,os,;,,,
"'IVsu 10 'no I"cu '""' '"' ''"'''y I"'''iOi
is not the only important domestic issue
,~itl, ,,t;ob +ro o5,r4r, lool +,
ten years the population oil tan has grown
Fl, oicbt. ,bo,,so,,d and Will, tbo Growth of
the community The foul and heathenlsll
principles OF Mormonism have developed
an rankness' till there seems 10 &c ll''Ie
room Tor iurther progress III that olrec'oh'
"lthn the last TWO years puohc lniorma-
uon oil the state oil Things IN tan mas
greatly increased. MOST h'eIhSen' persons
must pe aware that the NAit Lake ''"'y IS
q modern Sodom' Il fostering mass Oh moral
putrciaenon hanging to the slde oil inns he-
r''ie' In' Mormon prophet grown oes,
''ra'y iu MS contempt Io' inc "u'"ori'y vi
''''' o'',ne anu human laws mas no" ''AV'
a step winch our government cannot over
look without " 700 P''I""' ''"'''sio" Oh
I"'o.s'''y.
',''oI'i',''o" was i'''"''S I''V'''u '''"'
carry j." - 'nu"Iy i'S'' anu Jus, III ,o,'no'
Oh ''.e netting VI ,''' r" Irvi'0 Oo0'' Vi '"'
''''',''J' P"r'y W NorNo"s III HlSn
'.'''''''I ~ '''e e''"'''' anu 'no'I '"e uo-
'''' VI "''S'""' o"''S' IeiI'.'u 10 ','' o''''
'' cue '' ,'V u'''' 5 n', DiS'I''v - ulseS'
'"' ''' e''.'' W ''o 'leIN Vi '"e supreme
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

LAKE CnANrLAIN. Though the mountain
slopes, which rise from it's waters. are vet
streaked with snow navigation has opened
briskly on the Lake. The fine Steamers of
the ChamIlain Transportation Company
"r' now on their regular trips, and an ac-
tive season is in prospect.
Ihe UNITED STATES, Capt Anderson, and
the AMERICA, Capt. Flagg, (Which came out
OIL tue liarbor Wednesday, will form for the
present daily line through the Lake, from
houses Point to Whitehall leaving Burling.
ton at p. NJ. for the South, and at p VI.
for the North.
The MONTREAL, Capt, Lot Chamberlain,
will run between here and p lattsburpb
leaving Burlington at 9 4. NJ
The CANADA, Capt Davis is at present
in the llarbor, but will be out next month,
when the three line boats will form a semi.
daily line through the Lake.
Their gentlemanly and obliging officers
the thorough comfort and safety of the
Boats, and the system and reliability Of
the Company S arrangements have given the
Lake Champlain Steamers a most cnyiable
reputation throughout the country, and they
will continue to deserve and to obtain the
favor Of the travelling public.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-24

SrGAR,-The Orleans Standard SAYS
" We think there must be at least sixty
thousand pounds made in the town of Iras-
burgh alone.
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CHAPTER IN CRME,-We noticed seye-
raj days since, the re-arrest of youny
Thompson on the charge Of robbing the
Rutland depot. lie was bailed by his
friends, and las we learn, made organizations
Tor leaving town. Before he was allowed to
remove his baggage from the Exchange
Hotel, his trunk was examined and in the
course OF the search paper was discovered
which proved to be a y. Y. auctioneer bill
for selling quantity of turs Suspicion was
at once excited that Thompson had had
some connection with the extensive robbery
of furs from n. Allen x Co., last Winter
This was confirmed by the revelations Of
young man, named Nelson Jones, who fell
under suspicion at the same time, from
other causes and who confessed that he was
thompson assistant in the robbery Proof
Of his guilt began to accumulate raridlv.
y civil suit was brought against him for the
furs, and his arrest in criminal charge
was ordered, but before it was effected he
had slipped away. This was on Saturday.
\ rew"rd Of one hundred dollars was offarcd
for his arrest, by Mr., Allen, and lust at
dark that evening he was taken by officers
White and Reynolds while lurking along
the fences in the neighboring town Of Essex.
We understand that he has since con-
tessed fully both the robbery of the furs 4 of
the money and pointed out the hiding place
OF the latter, where about 800 OF 1t was
found Young Thompson is very respectfully
connected, and the blow is a severe one to
his worthy relatives. His detection is how
ever fortunate circumstance. both for the
future safety ofour community, and because
innocent parties have been charged with
both these robbcries.
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nv ''''''''''f VIM llobtllFl WIN tlOBt NJ
tontion Cor an hour and a half, while Mr..
Eiihu Burtt, the learned blacksmith phi
losophcr, and philanthropst, presented to
them hi3rlan for the peaceful extinction Of
Slavery. The principal points Of the lee
turc arc given in the following summary :
II Slavery were abolished in time of war
as "a national act Of scli-dolen-n, the slave
holders of the South would claim and re-
ccive naturalization from the Federal Gov
eminent for the act Of manumission If the
system is to be abolished, to destroy an IN
tcrna, enemy, which is sapping the very
soul cf the Republic they should be equal
ly compensated for the emancipation of
their slaves.
For nearly fifty years the legislatures of
the Southern States have done all that their
acts could achieve, to lcgalize and sustain
slavery to encourage the people of those
States to invest their capital in slaves
They cannot now Justly turn round and
treat those legislative acts rs immoralities.
and destroy the proprIcty which they have.
d' tHc'O, created, without compensatng its
present holders for the loss ontaied upon
them. What the Southern Statcs cannot
do by themselves, consistently with Justice
anu equity an the States oil the Union can
not do together.
The utter eXtirpation Of slavery from
Americans oil should be achieved in wavand
in spirit that would attach all the mem
bers OF the Confederation to each other by
stronger bonds than have ever existed be-
tween them.
ORAL parties to this great moral struggle,
the wcll-bcinG Of the slaves must be most
dependent upon the prevalence Of spirit of
brotherhood and bcnevolence throughout
the nation at the time Of their manumis-
sion. Nothing but slavery itself Of the
mostatrocious stamp could be worse for them
than emancipation in a tempest Of malignant
passions
Great a. the systcm of slavery has grown.
it may be cluitably abolished, without in
crcasing the taxation Of the country by a
single inrthing per head Of its population.
The public lands alone would be sufficient
o.. N. . -. 4
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FREE STATE SuccEss.-A despatch from
s.. Louis, April 18th, states that Henry j
Adams, the Free State candidate for Mayor,
at Leavenworth, Kansas. has been elected by
$50 maj over all. The day before the last
previous charter election in Leayenworth
the Free State inhabitants We're driven from
the place by rufIian mob, and a rro-slayery
Mayor and council were elected without
difficulty.
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Kansas Notes.

HH., Gr' dHOW'd 10 UOt' at ne t0HHHW''H"i
Election vhid The bogm L,eis'diwe has
ordered 10 take place IN huio. Indeed most Of
those who are entitled by the law to vote
are evidently not to be permitted to vote -
The bogus officials are conducting their
swindle with perfect IMMUNITY and great
boldness The census lists have not been
posted. according to the election law no
polls are to be held at Lawrence, which
contains half the population of Douglas
County, and four voting places have been
fixed in obscure, out.ol-the-waY places. The
taking Of the census closed ON the first Of
April, and the pro-slavcry men boast that
they have a large aiority enrolled, as there
is no doubt they have, although the Free
State men number at least iye to one Of
their opponents.
There is, it seems, to be no withdrawal OF
[. $. troops from kansas but an incrcato
Of them. From the army orders, just issued,
it appears that IN the carly part Of June
there will be in Kansas, between 5000 and
1000 troops, Of which 1900 will be detached
on special service against the Indians Of the
Pain as soon as the grass on the Plans VIII
admit OF the movement Of animals. The
brutal and reckless COL Harvey is recalled
from Florida and placed in command Of Fort
Leavenworth circumstance which forclolcs
only evil.
pro-slavory ruid'n has been appointed
postmaster at Lawrence notwithstanding
there are some decent buchanan democrats
there But Democrat rom a free
state Is no better IN Kansas than other Gree
state ruilons The kansos fever has pre-
vailed lately at hando'ph' t'' anu many
iamIIies have followed the Hutenin5on7 OF
! that place 10 the territory. All the old set
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l ADMITTED Frederick II. Waterman aud
William W Walker E'qrs, were admitted
Saturday to the practice of Law at the Der
Of Chlttsndsl County Court,
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LUNG lNSlIruTE.-Ne refer our readers to
an advertisement IN another column, for
information concerning the uncommon adj
yantagos offered to consumptiye patients, by
DR.. A. Stone Of Troy, ~
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DEAL ESTATE for DRY GOODS-NO CASH
III WANTED TEN ACRES Ct LAND, between Yonken
and Spuyten Duyye Greek with Wharf kc the Hudsoa
will b, cold q concern. less than 500
psymeDt Of So co IL required which may be made in auy
Of Dry Goods FRESH cut stock the balance mgtssse az
sy or a dress Box No 3,56 Post Ohice.
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= ,,,-, p.nuhlicnp AssociatiOn.-rler 10 no sT,

$500 se hereby slbed thsi an ELc9rtoN Cor
DIbhoH,i - la a. me Biesck rr boc.ogs on MONDAY
iols WI DC beo Polls o. from .. 9ococs Ry
EVEhIHo' 'he LET" 'N' JOi ~ kEYSER, Precedent
oToST. -.
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Special Notices.

Th. a. tss.i-st. r. u. Society, meet at Convention
"a MOostef-st., SUNDAY EVENING. The
i'ea, W. Y be addressed by H. ~ HAVENs and Mr. Ell
TtsT r.. aisnds of Temperance respectfully in
80 - &C., d JOHN QUA, President.
III. 49, EecIetaIy.
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rIyHE IOWA CITIZEN is TIE bevt paper 10 the
West - 1.sd,am lIot ga sb.sb 70 sGveri.e /. also
,y.s soao Of The poer,ss q W.tern Railroads.
and Lsa spscssloLs aud -saIee ,hroash Shes C.Ps
an sasnr. ~ ttae ipvssaDs Terms "a IU yssI AZ
sues w a bARasR kss yaesrst, lewA
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6tatianerp and fanrp GOODS.

pLANK-BOOKs, STATIONERY, LOB, JOB;
OPRINTlNG at No. 45MAIDEN-JANE;,ooyn molsss with
New Type Steam Power &c, enable rs - IOIJTREL
at.tioner. and Printers. No " sNe s
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CCARCE OLD BOOKS for LIBRARIES
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smaller pieccs vols Svo calf very scsI u.s. - i.
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The BANKS.

The BANKS.
Rates u which potes the following Banks sAen 81
EVANS extensive CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos. e6 and
eS fMton-st
Cents on be Dollar
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yTNO PRINTERS.-splendd Chance to make
Money Stesm Job Printing Office for sale a partner
d be- tsLep $500 would b. required 10 csS good
,ies The mss been estsbshed many years AID i,
v nsyrs 46eoO TO 5000 bet profit per Address
INVALID Tribune 0f.oe Box -
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Drp GOODS.
ATHROP, LUDINGTON g. Co.,
- Nos 2Osnd % MURRAY-sr,

ATHROP, LUDINGTON & Co.,
Nos 20.nd % MURRAY-sr,
~ and Is PARK-PLACE,
Offer 70 Country d City Buyers at very low prices the fol-
lowing GOODS
FOR CASH.
1000 peehaea Of AMERICAN asd FOREIGN DRY
GOODS, pAiea haze bees psreAassd ~ s0y
best t~ms n AS asd other 1cvksss. fos tss
MANDFACTURRR, and at ns RECENT Low
AUCTION SALES.
.oOo bales SROwN and BLEACHED sHEETINGs and
SHIITINGs.
200 cases CANTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ke
100 cases TICKINGs. &c.
400 cases PRINTs-MERRIMACK, CoCHICo, PAcI-
FIG, PHILIP ALIENS, &c.
2OQ case. GINGHAMs-GLAsGOw, CLINTON, Lam
CASTER, &c.
goo case. DENIMS-AMosKEAG, &c.
bales WOOL FLANNELs, Scarlet, White, Yellow ke
SO, 900 GRAIN BAGs-srARK MILLS. 30
An extensive and cheice stock of DRESS GOODS MERINos
ALPACAs sHAwLs. MOUsSELrNE DE LANES,
BoMBAZINEs. COBURGs, BLACK and FANCY
SILKS, &c.
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs, vEsTINGs ke.
In addition TO the above buyers their advantage
d, examine their superior stocks WHITE GOODS, BON
NET RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, &C. HOSIERY
and YANKEE NOTIONS all Of which shall be cold 1t prices
| 10 correspond with the times.
FOR CASH.
Order. accompanied with the money promptly and sstsc
sorly filed
9 B. CHITTE NDEN 4 Co.,
- No. IS PHk Place, NewYork
DRY GOODS FOR CASH.
sB.C Co.. having purchased very largely FOR CASH 1t
the Auction Sales Thursday last we offer
Tor sale at Warehouse also for cash. lots to suit purchaser
1000 PACKAGES OF AMERICAN GOODS
Comprising
%4BROwN and BLEACHED sHEETINGa.
hom 81 to 81 cents per yard
ALSO,
YHIRTY THOUSAND GRAIN sAos.
or the vcry pest stamps.
ALSO,
20 CASES OF PRINTS,
Nexrimsci and other leading styles.
GOOD PRINTS. scen,a
HIGHEST PRICE FOR PRINTS CENTS.
All the above for sale FOR CASH ONLY.
s.. b. CHITTENDEN 6 Co.,
No. So PARK-PLACE. NETWORK.
NB-Our GENERAL STOCK Of DRY GOODS and CAR
PETS for month"; credit 10 unsurpassed In extent
and variety, and includes sHAWLs, SILKS MERINOEs
BOMBAZIEES a. from auction and oil kinds 81 Printed
and other Dress Goods, at greatly reduced prices
AL orders accompanied by money satisfactory references
from whatever section of the country will be carefully and
promptly executed and the entire ssticon Of purchasers
or the goods can be returned at our expense.
ID C. II RD s ON's
HI IRISH LINENS, DAMASKS, &C.
The public via please bear in mind that the
GENUINE GOODS
are always f aIcH ra sc sons ow VI
u {. BULLOCKE J. B. LOCKE.
Il : AsEETS No. IS CHURCH-Sr, NEAR BARCLAY.
CPOOL COTTON for
ORRS e. MACNAUGHT'S
SUPERIOR IMPROVED SCOTCH SIx-CORD 10 YARDS
Warranted SIX. Cord to No CO. inclusive. Twenty numbers
above other sold Six Cord Full sssortments No.
10 No 100 or solid of this superior article
(nov preferred for Sewing Mschnes regularly 10 stock and
", s.ls nv ALEXANDRA KNOX,
No. Pine-st, HewYork,
General Agent for Orrs Macnsught, Glasgow.
Invoices Of the above handsome small white sPools Just
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Yishtb Ward Rep oSiienn Asssciatiep.-Tne mem
% :fe aooye tAn requested AHEAD meeting
rI -, :, Snripgs Pa mo. l8o Springss )SDSY
"vrSlNG OCT ~ 1887 a clock for the pafp3se Of elect
hs Do''sN }, Vim J. sILLcOCK, President.
yons I; Saw .Ts s,ve ssc'e 'sh'''
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foet an6 fonno.

OCT NOTE signed and indersed By US,
ooiIA No y,rs ar $40 II dus Fsbfusry q - q,
,a s.s Noe 1. no. Paymes s,s oser stopped
'''" ISAAC PENNO Co, Noe - sns " hs H. oost0S
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$l.OOO,OOO. PEI PERIL s so o9.R S

Iu,o.p. 70 Isa,e. and Families in NewYOrk sad Vicinity
the Ss csuSy
EDWARD LAMBERT Co..
wHOts;AIr I'm ns0. saSeY "a So SSSsIi' OF
In ChsmbersH-,
Have determined on offering
ON TUESDAY, OCT. 13,
AT RETAIL
SIXTY DAYS ONLY,
Their large and mssnihcent Stock Of
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
In the I''s No. s ssS s ssss q the purpose
Corner Of Worthst,
FOR CASH ONLY,
70 GO PIsf;:: Plan ss nd r sas.y, SILKS
Sec SILK SILK k sSsEs : S SSifs''
WV Broche and Brocade Baysdere SILKS,
R.I I'd sss s TAEsE 1AsiouEs
Satin LoNS shAW VI w Esf R,S ,.a
100 Chenille sHAwLs High eOlOrs.
1000 Broche Bordered sTELLAs.
go BroeSe SQUARE sHAWLs.
Paid WOOL SHAWLS Of every description
Rss P.: pattern y CEdTE ftSSks
fS';S MTsEs Da s sHSEs
French and Irish SILK PoPLINs ,u,r.
omsrs Satin s. APes Al I' Wool bsfsiSEs
MenO, Ameine, POpn and ps!ane Bayad're ROBES
GrOs Oder French PRINTS
Print ROBES GUILE
Rich Plaid VALENCIA &c.
Msgnifcent printed ROBES DE CHAMBRES.
600 dozen French Lawn Embroidered HANDKERCHIEF
1000 dozen French Lawn Hemsttched HANDKERCHIEFS
900 dozen French Lawn Corded border HANDKERCHIEF
| $500 dozen Plain and Fsacy Linen.Cembh HANDkEk
CHIEFS. .,
| 500 pieces Richardson's Family and Medium LINEN.
CURTAIN DRAPERIES of all kinds
French Crinoine and CrnoiKe SKIRTS In variety.
Chantily and French LACE Walls.
large assortment OF - - u--.
NULL and CAMBRIA Embroidered BANDS
Also q splendid line of French EMBROIDERIES.
A choice irtnent OF ..
Tule Mousseliue and Tsrlatane ROBES
VOLANTES for Evening dresses
kc. &c &C. &c. nc.
All Of which will be sold az and -..,
BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
Purchasers will find here the
RICHEST AND MOST ELEGANT STYLES
Of GOODS brought into this country and will have ths
rare opportunity Of securing STYLES that entirely con-
roed and which cannot be found In any Retail House
| in the United States $500
The sOco ROBES GUILE just landed, and the only
styles Of the kind in the country. - - o
10000 dozen BAJ0US KID GLOVES.
The best make that comes 70 this country, Tor
SEVENTY-FIvE CENTS PAIR.
The store will open at 9s m and close a. p M
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,h Ward RepuhIican

PriTnr Tsste viii Be @eel o. .A' As. =: oo on
n0SDAY EVENING, Oct ~ ~ " Tor The purpose Of
Bs oS' Del, Ss,. 70 the VARGAS Jsde
"a Assembly sssy ss..'sn III GICnASDs ssees.3
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Chances for Bnsiness Ellen.

Tor SALE or EXCHANGE for Dry Goods, for
Il want Of Of Chisons large, portable HOT
FURNACES; will heat three four large foors perfect
order; has been used about three months Also iresss
PIANO; be selected from large stock Inquire 3. No.
3fs Bleeckerst.
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a. ON MN Wanted by the subscriber on
6Z(HVJU Bond and Mortgage productive prop
.,.,a In The center Of the city. worth a. least d1able
The snoon. Osred win be aiken IN amouots Of roo sr
,tS q !, 1. s,sen AMOS r. EMO, No i0 Lhertyst
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-26
NJ EDICAL.
DIR. CHARLES II. TCzER'S
Private Medical Card.

STRANGERS visiting Sacramento will remember
- that Or. Tozers Infrlary is in 9TH street, be-
tween and Sis Sacramento
The great success and many radical cures made by
Dr. TuZrr since his commencement In this city.
which hundreds can testify, induces him To inform
those afflicted with any private complaints. recent or
chronic, and wish 10 be well and thoroughly cured,
Il VIII be to their interest and welfare To call on him
who for the last twenty five years has given his
lire attention Ia Private Complaints, and TO all
Of private nature acute and chronic such ns Sy-
philis. Secondary aud Constitutional affections,
Gonorrhhoe and Seminal Weakness: Glept and
STRUCTURES aud a diseases Uf the gcnitye aud urinary
organs both in male and fcma, such rs ProlapSus
Flour Abns. liyseria, DC.
Patients can be assured that their complaints will
not be tampcrcd with, but treated upon strictly sci
entifc principles Private c0mplainls eradicated IN
few day new cases cured ia short time, without
mercury.
He can he consulted 1T his Office at all times Of the
day, from IN TIE morning until in the evening"
All in alllcton can find Ia him one who see and
sympathisc with and beiriend them when in trouble
and be relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged so as to preclude
the possibility of exposure.
Letters cnslosng $40 will receive prompt attention
with best al vice and instructions
G. II. TOXER. VI. D..
9th street, between and X.