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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10


= Pensacola correspondent of che VI
A1r.rttser under date Of April > says z5r--
al -a bette guns have been removed IN
Fort Pickens, the purpose Of which - =
known. Also, that G line Of 5a-ts-l-
been erected outside the F 9rt Tie
-1uary correspondent Of the same p1l--
much anxiety exists relative C. the r-
conflict IN tie Border State. especially
MARYLAND I'd Virginia
Great activity exists ID the " ~ -'
rle-t u the southern CouiedsTac7-
1e.a- hurried into the field. Tue ---
has decided O. call out Il regiments l-
ton o. the 10000 troops already o.-.-
More than double the nun beg have TEN
thar services. SIX d tds new regimen
be- taken from southern State. u.- u--
lf the Lrcizl-racv-
Tire Montgomery Government VIII ---
---- with every southern STATE ana -
men. money and LuElt.la=. q. l-- -.-
resist any t---- brought a-1HH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10
N.surrcr1s. NIav 5. 2. VI

" AslINGION, Nay y ] n
The Jrl5nis-s ID the Panhandle section d.
Virginia have enrolled $500 men to- the
government who VIII fight the ty-aoi- -. ---
Til water O. tha lass.
VAsa-NET-N. Nav
I.e blockade viii commence 80 -1
New Orleans. Pensac5ll. CHarlas--r 5l-
Richmond. and viii be made sfsccu--. ---
iri-4-s Niagara, OF View YORK and t-- --.--
n1so-a ct Boston, VIII take part 20 --1
H5-zaEc The7 VIII ssh With 5s4-s- --.--'
As -se-- ere more vessels m Fsus1c-.- ---.
are as-.ssa-v. some viii boz e-ier'1 g. 1888
ports.
Ills proposed t. make -z-9Jv. Bln4
----s-- II Tie now volunteers ra-r c-'i--
r-- ---a -s--- service
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

STABBED.-Two Irishmen NAMED Calvin
ana McCarty, employed on the Vermont &
oanaaa Il. K north of this village, quar-
reied Monday morning, and the latter struck
the former with his knife under the right ear.
he was arrested, and in default of bonds was
put in jail, to await trial
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

The diplomatic e1rTs have been furnish
with two proclamation. Of lie blockade
against which they make no uniriendiy man
IiestatI0ns, bat snow every disposition - re
spect the blockade force Of Cumn,1d 1re String
ham. which vii consist Of az least SCI
war vessels, with "a sufficient number o.
steam transports i3r the accommodation
OF 10000 troops. Thus it VIII have
sufficient icrce O. make an efficient
blockade Of every inlet on the South
coast into which vessel drawing g feet Of
water might Otherwise enter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

The schooner L--1lta- l-l-- ll----
ports 11 iu-1--5c-i1u broken our az. --
irL4n-. Capt. Dams Ne7- I--
mems had la.- Ru--au t-- the -l- D.. --
Te English Government w--- gu
island OF Lla-4n on the lzl Of Jan
lively. whether Honduras accepts 3. o.
An English wax steamer arrived Do
c- the II. and Lett the same day iJ- 1-
There was d large meeting Of u---
~ corr Exchan-e this morning.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

Two young Georsians, members Of the
University Of Vermont, have been recalled
home by thsir parents within a day "
two, on account OF the difficulty Of commnni-
cation and the disturbed state Of affairs. The
secession party will be none the stronger for
them, we presume.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

r We are credibly informed, inasmuch
as the necessity for forwarding troops imme-
diatolv has ceased. that the Boats on Lake
Champlain, ard connecting Roads. viii
hereafter charge a reasonable rate for the
transport of volunteers towards their place Of
destination. 1t is expected that officers will
be prepared to pay the fare of troops.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

The Baltic arrived at Annapolis on We
nes.Iav. with the New York FIRE ZJuave- o..
hoard The Zluaves We're greatly disi--
poiuted IN not being Permitted to visit D..
tirnore.
m. Baltic reports ali quiet in the by
GnnI8a-s cruise UP and down coEstau-r
Tbs Rhode Island Artillery DID net land
are under Orders far important service b-..v
Washington
The Glib Regiment o. New York Is -.-
toned all along on tie r.ad % Nlsnin-t.-.
in souad5 within hailiuS distance of e.
other
clutain arrested d SPY Oh Iues14E
A7raroii- Junction. lust from MoHtCl1.c.
MIR Iur9rt mt papers. lie gave bis ul-
n GrlmvaI. . brother Of GI4mvsi a' q
bokan. ". i. I AIN Informed, az tha l
quarters. that De- VIII be hung
I.is ascsrta;ncd that for every {. = ----
win. has rs-irncd on account Of the trouble
therl are ten applications .rr their place
from retired officers whg Ic,lSneI PROVO
2. tile commencement 0i tnc secession i-' -
t-s9ciate Justice Campbell has r---l-
his seat on the Bench Of the supreme L--r
f tho United State, De- having herr-0---
announced that bee Won t0llaw the i-r---.
If Alabama. though not approving OF seas
sion
The war feeling j. very high a. 1fzlr.-..
several companies ara drilling day and night
Tvcnty-lour V1uuder- and coDsilsr--
uumhe Jl troops are stlr oned al Columbus
XIV. Tuc Gown Is carefully guarded and -l.
STAGES closely watched TIE people fa-zr
attack from the Cairo i-rc.-.
The steamer JuIus u smith slipped h-
/ gdr, and landci 45o C..-e rifles 20 P4du-
cab
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

lEEN- l>- -r- d.. -iaF
Tls LIST, =. ani 81 Regiments VII en-.
bark here by railroad by che midday t-l.-
and joining the 4-h az BJ-1enJ5wu VIII leave
thar place az z. NJ, with B-Iga1le- Gen.
Bu1van, and start, proceeding down t--
Delaware. AMI by the way Of De-. 6 -15z
Canal G., Annapolis and Washington. The
,rJ1cs and stores are on a fleet Of i steam
rr5T-ler- They VIII probably pass Pl-l-
delrlia before DO 7. "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

Bo-1oy, Nay
An election B, o,as. - to +. Fl. c 81. 'i' 81
caused by the appoLn'n5'-' ., I'll h. ordered
ans q. Minister o. L2n1Ju, h.. pah she's
Tor jane 18th Mr.. Alans IN; IL.
oed"rs h aHei 5ssa saci from hea5la1i
i Inf mr. io t5 BE- numbered the lltd' i-
18th and l4th. Ill nrocs-l
Col F. WebStcr's IcsImeh' VII
tg Fort Warren next 1lenoAS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

-Four companies of New York Volunteers
passed through the Lake last night on their
way to rendezvous at Albany.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

buCieT-N. y. ADAMS
A committee was appointed to offer the
services Of the Company to the State, and
to learn as to TIE furnishing Of proper equip
ments
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

HESBY WARD BEECHER eS TIE AIEitie1H
FLAG That alr means Lezin-t ou-it means
Bunker Hll-it means the whole revolution
arv wax. Il means al that che Declaration
of independence meant means AL that
the Constitution means. Not symbol OF
authority Of the ruler was allowed T. g. 10
II. Il was ordained for TIE people ny the
people. that 1t meant and that u means anu
bv the blessing olGod thatit shall mean t. the
end of time For God Almighty be- tnduhel'
that when base. degenerate men desired %
set W 0rpressi0u az war with all the IN
stincts OF American liberty, they could not
do II under our fag. They must have an
other far for such work. thank them
that thew took another flag TO do the dsYli 8
work. and lef. our G4g to Do God Almighty S
work. (Applause-suppres5ed.) 4, ever
the sentiment of the tex has been fulfilled,
It has been II our glorious banner. -a3u
hast given banner to them tH2t ieII tnee'
that 4 maV be dlSD.ared =" and dlspllyei 1t
shall be from the Atlantic wave clear across,
with eagle flight, % the P1ciiic t-lr '-a-
re- Shall wave N auin2 all taa- i- ever
meant. From the North where SHOWS ana
..s stand solitary, cl-1r g. ing V-i ana
r-ori.s. that banner Jas w-7.l and shall.
wave forever
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

ISIS r5,or. el that Wilson, s15u-la---.--
-.r. r2rlmsnt. and Ellsworth Z1us75- H--
ba detailed i3r active duty 10 Virginia 17z
we
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

PYI!c1 ITla.-William Powers was fined
- and costs hv Jusuce Wales, lof assault
Ing and beating Michael Keefe on saturday
night. William Dunn and Corydon Freeman
brought W on ths same complaint we're jes-
charged.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10
From the Burlington Sentinel.
ufsUop HOPKINS on THE WAR.

BISHOP BOFhkNo W D II u ~ A.s
Mesers. Editors:
have been repeatedly asked
What were the views Of Bishop Hopkins
on the War" | received a private letter
from him last night, which he wrote without
the least idea Of its publicatlon-mosto OF the
letter relating to other matters. | take the
liberty of making an extract, without MS
knowledge, as | think 1t answers the ques
tons ! have been asked, most freely ana
DIRECTLY No man believes in sustaining the
Government more firmly than he
MANCHESTER, VI, Az ii - ISL.
"My Belore5 Sou
am on cipIe fast friend to the duty Of ODE
dieace 70 the Government and oppo ed to any thing
like rebellion against constituted authority. II Is
one thing to try what be done for peace, wnlie
peaoe seems possible and it quite another thing
to CIV peace peace when war is determined on by
the Government Of the land, TO which, wnether
ght or wrong, every good citizen Is eng nea 10
submit himself unless in those cases which involve
a direct breach of the law of God. That certainty
Is not the case notg The South has struck the hrst
blow Of actual aggression, and II would DC nara 10
blame tho Government for war which (hoTeVer
ii might be avoided some months ago. now seems
inevitable.
| I would suggest YOUR putting out Union Flag Oh
the tower as 4 symbol Of your patriotism, II you
think proper 1t would be quite acceptable to me,
| for am as strong friend 70 the Union as any
| one"
would but add, Messrs. Editors, that the
| flag has been subscribed Tor already, and Will
appear on the tower Of the Vermont hpls-
| conal Institute az soon az l. can possibly be
,,r5ocnrsd 7. Al
Vt. Epi5. Institute, April Is, 1851
MANY persons were ready enough to Justify
the " secessionists, " so long As there was any
hone that the United States Government
could be driven 70 yield to their demands
without striking blow for Its existence. But
when made 70 realize that the Government
was determined To repel force by force and
to use al its power to subdue an op'n and
fagrant rebellion, and bring the traitors 10
Justice. thousands Of theee previous apollo
oizcrs for secession had their eyes suddenly
enlightened. and came out against the rebels
and for the Government. BIsHoF HoFKNs
Is one Of this class. Hardly three months
ago. IL his letter to the New York Committee,
he advocated the right Of the slave States to
seoe4e II the riaincst terms. " In ny hum
bic Judgment" said ne. they have night
to secede. although J grant that the point
beng entirely new, is not without consider
able difficulty 90. and lie proceeded to argue
for this ,i-l, Of "peaceabls secession at
length. and that iyrcib.e attempt on ih'
mart II the Government 90 stop i, would b,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

ishpeut of all who shall in any way by fur
nishing arms, munitions OF wal vessels am
money, give aid or cOmior! to the enemy, Dl
imprisonment Of not less than iIve nor moro
than six vears, and by fine Of not less
than $500 II also provides for a similar
punishment on all who shall furnish the
enemy with intelligence or treesonaoie pub
LEGATIONS. 1t also requires each otheeT anu
private in the active militia to take an oi'th
to support the administration and tine laws
of this State and the United States anu
obey the orders Of his superior officers
s Philadelphia has jus. returned from
Virginia. Three thousand dollars worth OF
his property was seized at Richmond and BE
had to fly for his life.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

Gen John a Dix, late Secretary Of the
Treasury, has been appointed one Of the four
Major Generals .g-m NV York General
Dix has been d military man most Of has lite
time. having served with distinction IN the
war Of 1912. and in Florida
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

An amusing incident occurred last SAB
hath in a congregation in Norfolk county
The pastor had preached q stirring sermon
on the times. in which be dealt justly with
traitors, and, after the sermon and the b'ne-
diction. deraugsd woman in the assembly
started up-n her feet, and. at the highest
mitch Of her voice. addressed q certain doctor
who sat directly behind her, known Tor his
sympathy with the South, in substance
somewhat as follows Here S. Calling
him by name, and putting her hand on ms
shoulder if this sermon don convert hlln'
We VIII give him up iar lost man. 1t is
shame that q Northern man should have
Southern sentiments, and JaJ5 continuing,
she followed him down the aisle t9 The door,
administering such casu-l-i3n with her
tongue as the doctor never had. and every
BODY said served him r,.hl language can
convey no idea Of the feeling 9l martlnclti'n
that was depicted On tLe cluntenanc- col ''e
rebuked doctor. Boston IrG~eier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10

THE CAvALRT CoxrANT, the proposed
formation Of which We noticed,last week wa
organized Monday evening, under the name
Of the Burlington Ugh. Dragons.
Tie following gentlemen were informally
elected as officers
Cag,aia-NOBLE 5. FLANAGAN.
le' L5ew.-JEREuIAH FRENcU.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-10
NV YORK. MAY

Itisroportcd from AIMS polls Junction thai
the 9Th regiment caught man altempti1-
To draw spikes from the rails and shot biz
in obedience to orders. They also a7rsste.
two pies, and also by order stopped tFa
trains from Baltimore aud Obliged them
return.
4 special despatch from W4shiugtoa
the Word saws that the blockade Of IT,
ports % Virginia viii be Effected on M0ndsg
hv @ f.c5 between C4p55 Charles and Henri
Numbers Of Union men have arrived, Dee
ing driven out Of Virginia.
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WiRRENS COUGH BAL>AM

Has been found, by experience to be the BED
Remedy foi the various diseases Ct thc L"nsa asa
Throat, such ~
l.,b,aa. Baa,btls, Consu-i,ioa. Crrsp, f'fH,sss
J,J,,.y,.v. F,sauoa,s ~ iafsaati"a y fAs
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ny these Complaint, this Medicine dts ~ ,nqsy.
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Every family should keep il in the ko,,,, 80,
thus avoid the dangerous delay eecssionedt seA,S,
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ate use.
The l..' recommendation fl good rnediein,a
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bINNoNr, Oct. -, 1883.
pa. WAsRrN Dear >ir--I have used ia.
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having never failed 10 aiorlng relicf uhep-t,rt s
have given 1T. a. II. ptf.M
e Prepared AMI .old ty AMHEn>EWAEsS
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Tcstirnonial,.

itSiltt1G{lldiNt
eGar,lincr', Rheumatic aud Scursleic Cpm.
pound j. tie be-. medicine for the disease ever
saw-ClAs. \ SMITH, No. Old state lIease,
Eostea.
After suffering with Rkest1ttisB twenty We =.
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sptju., Wa. entirely cured BY tie Of one bot
tie OF =" GarIiurT> Rheumatic and Neuralgia Com.
FOUND. NORMAN 7. AYRE>, - Franklin
s;reet. Eostan.
Having been constant .ufFcrr- from Ncuralg ia
for eighteen months, and hcca driven by excrnei
atue pain to the trial Of numtcrIcss remedies
without obtaining relief Induced to try
''Gardiucrs Rheumatic AMI Neural la Compound.
| have taken but one buttle and entirely we'll
Il. il. BAA TER, Dry tios5ls Dealer, No. . +.
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EEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS
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y Box will be sent by mail prepaid on re-
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Al orders should be addressed to
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Principal Depot, : Kil5y 81. Bottom Mas,

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GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS,
and all ether kinds of
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executed by
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BtCkSPoRT, Me-.
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TO YOUNG MEN

Slerng from The bad results Of era habits usuaii .
ff'mea Nervous Dej.lay, Premature Decoy, ac.. ae.
DUBLISIIEp for the benefit OF the afflicted. a
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FIRE PROOF SAFE

Manufacture is divided into two classes viz:
TIE MARYLAND PATENT as ole class;
ALL OTHER DESCRIPTIONS u MANU-
fACrt EE-the other class.
1aese hco losses @.Fey raaHy Important
P7taf.
Experience and mechanical skill have produced
in this latter class article to ts requirements in
only five out Of the six sides Of the safe.
Experience has also shown the cause, in the nu-
mcrpus eases Of this class Of safe having been
burned to be the heat being conducted by
the iron, Indispensable in the construction Of
the door and doorway, directly upon the inside
wood casing of the safe, thereby proving this class
unreliable in all emergencies.
THE MARYLAND PATENT has proved To be
as fire proof in the front door side as in either
one of ITS other sides, by constructing the door
aud door way Of non-eonductiug material in place
of the iron used on the other class of safes so
that the inside wood case is a. wholly cut of from
communication Of heat through this side as if
there was DO opening there, thus rendering it
proof against any heat less than Sufficient to melt
the mass Of iron and stone.
NJ. d. BIG ELoM 4 Arson HARDY.
3 School street, Boston, Mass,
Manufacturers and proprietors of the
MARYLAND PATENT SAFE
M SAWYER, Agent, Ellsworth.
10 One of the above Safes * on exhibition at
the im@1raH Office. lyl3
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llUNNEN ELLIS
UNIVERSAL
COIGH REMEDY.
uUNNEWEL'S
CELEBRATED
TGLU AN0DlNE

ms great Seursisie Remedy and Natural 0Fiate calls
i1t special attention and interest, being free Of Opium
preparations ~ Oium Of ans hut is strictly yegrja-
Die and medical properties For Neuralgia, ELeumaii ,nl.
Gout ro'ih and f1r Ache, SPi al Complaints, nic,us
at Lungs 90 staHth Eose Hay Fever, Catarrh and
all uliu.t Neftua Complaints.
For la-s of Sleep, Chronic Nervous Head Ache Ses
Head Ache, II la. no iHa api to which offer &c
tnui i4i- from mad pubied sources.
Fer ptirum TT. mems It {. Remedy
fur Bowel Complaints including Cholera Mertas, Il j.
spicnldh adapted, Ia not ouly removing the pains bot
acting physic, great contrast with OPIUM Which not
ouly cou-tIdtrs and drugs the syscm but makes the
REIN ctiy worse than the disease.
PROM Ply ask attention, and on demand For
mua- OF rrutl Bottles will he developing it, tie An
'sitc oiate which has long tcru wanted aud in the
Coush Remedy such entirely ono central piin.
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Prom iuyaii1s We ask correspondence for pamphlcss
or explanation, without " pasta ge-siatnps"
frioes-lage Cough Remedy, 50 cents per bottle.