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VVNHWltU--- ltldttb'
sqOd house p,psr' gesdy ,Sr
pAINrERs-Two meu at ~ ugi?ps i, n5oosvyn.
DAINTFRS wanted-Come Tor work to FRANK.
Il Inns 81 Annst
PAINTERs wanted. 1875 MeDonoush ST. BROOK
SuoEMAKRRs.-wo on ladies' welt work.
tNliJ Bicecker st. DOBsON son.
SnOFMAk ~.-wantcd. a cutter aud a team at
= 40 Fulton at, BROOKLYN Come prep'red.
SnOtMAKEHs wanted at IL. II. GIBDErrs,
rI,O BAKER-. -wanied foreman on bread and
pies ings be temperate and have good references.
rI,EN nr.tclsss job compostors. 81 peekman ST.
TrPHOI~TEREH wanted. Apply at JGt Marcy
u ay., Brooklyn.
WANTED Two young men Tor an importing
years. Of good educ 'tion anu pcnmnqsip, living at
home nd vel kuown III the city Apply between nlne
Gam l Ss5 &C. saa s aSracr an S0'' Wv"
W'ANTED--A smart. nctive boy ~ to 10 years Of
w age Gun an correct hEn,es. HtmnS 10 , m,Se
need apply. al ;at Osh Nv.
WANrEp-A man to make leather cigar cases
Tiios BATf, 30 wallace st.. Newark y. J.
WANTED An experienced awning MAKER; ons
'''0 VAUsE. 1881 Broadway.
" en- make from ~ O. . per DAY selling toilet soaps
Cal ct factory. 81 last ,pth 1t.
w ANTFD Taiors for new and OIL WORK only
W those accu.i, mel to the worN. a7O ith ayr be-
tween 3i-t aud 3!i.ts.
WAIVED \ Or. class foreman AMI ruler for a
w D. hIndcry. Adiress, with reference, +. H. SMITH
Co. Detroit. Mich.
w NNrtn water t. to, sVcqd alen c9Su s!,
pie and Vest SIS
WANTED 4 boy tCcrranl who undcr.tards M.
w ne - the grocery business. Apply ut los West
w \>TLD boy acquint.i VIZ re o,sir aa1d
nroos IN T.. u.
WANrkYR5f ,sg9gg * 'q q! to s ,eli hT' I'm iaEa6r,
WANTED ~ eool carp ntcr- "a e., c3gyg,T Of
XVANrEp Plumber and rcpsr " 1';a ,, RI go
" list G3l It, NM FbR~Ikk.
w ). A. kEAL i,5i1 BroadTay.
WANTED Carr,gc tainicr totu, rough stun and
w sanip paper. Appi' et9' rove, from 10 to H.
/ W county. Crli NJ ni bro'd"AT, NJ \. NJ
! WANTED 4 smart young man to wait on taol e..
! W hpID at DclaVan House Union square.
WANTED bows to icnrn saumakins those orl.
| W ing al It before preferred. 3'' ives. 81
WANTED Ayoans man 70 Drive horse ami assist
w IN hottie business i'5 7th aV
NNrANTED-Ab o, to rtye ont clrculars, wages 81 tt
w per wees ABBY at % AIMS
WANTED a nrstcla;s Job printer. Address Box
w Il r. o NewrrS Sd
WANTED Good miners. Apply to &. ". sAuN
/ w pEl.S. iN Gear 81.
| \SrANTED TODD varnlsh ruoocrs carriage work
w - : iIvAns It,
WANrhD-Huoo'ria' cAl-'ia West SAN ="
Ms wanted :s one ;i,el ;Rgr;yIo: co e,P
| Market It,. Newark. y. j.
! - = no sIOPEr DAY.-Actlye sllcsmcn wAntcl
'ND 10 supply an the rcil toy and candy stores vii
III. u lst salae .r1re 90 T." city. 10 great demand
/ will eel Ola sight. can at 2So Pear 1t.
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slrg @ooos.
L PARTISAN FLOWER COMPANY.
IMPORTERS.
are continually receiving
THE LATEST NOVELTIES"
IL RICH FRENCH FLOWERS, BRIDAL SETS AND
Wells, OsT2ICH AND FANCY FEATHERS FLORAL
GAENITUEEs FOR WEDDING AND EYENlSG cos
Tt MES,
ARRANGED To ORDER
VASES AND BASKETS FILLED Win TROPICAL
LEAF PLANTS AND PERFuMED BOUQUETS
A SPECIALITY.
TO THE TRADE AID Isnllrl TONS A LIBERAL
pi~'OUNE
THE PARlsIAN FLOWER COMPANY
VElk De CLEkA, PARIS,
.sFASl Urn ST,
-Four doors west Of Unver.i y place, New YORK.
D. LONkNs1EIN, Propue or.
LIVERY LADY tnat reads the sun Is invited to
IL examine Keeps Fl.rut Partly made Dress sn.rts
81 Broadway. The are tAe very best qua ity,
anu can be- finished as easily hemmiuk a hand.
kerchief Price, six tor ~.
IyEEP'S Custom SHIRTS made to measure
IN The very best, for ~. 55l Broadway, and 03l
Arcn st. Pnllade phia,
SIDRPIAITING done BY machine while you wait,
"a RCsENsIElN's OS Forsyth g., and l55 r. .jh st.
4 IC. -4-l He'd and White Canton Matings " close
L " 10 day at 10. cash
ANDREW LESTER & CO.. s7I Broadway.
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xitntlsIrb.

RTIFICIAL TEETH specalty.-Best work
N AZ low prices all Work substantially made, care.
fuly oted. ana guaranteed TO give enlre satsfacton
&C. KENNEDY. IS Bond o..
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4 Ost anO AOnnO.

4 OST--A pass book; by bringing II TO J. C. Deyin.
H iOs Broadw ~. suitable reward will be gwen.
u = REWARD-No questions asked, n my blu-
CDOO and gray SKYE terrier nog ma ned Charlie, with
red RIBBON ard collar and RED bow IN hair Is 1 e.
turneoi NO value; only fanny pet Tor nye years
WILLIAM GRAFT, "a Wal st.
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d1lantso---Walrs.


g1l rnfsN-- I11lrs
GENTS wanted in town and country TO sell our
~ lrr tras 10 'lni'i,s. hotcs and iar,e consini,
.r b'.i terms +Ln aiS'si -'n'k " ltct9uuHD eNplI
,3 thr we - , inpn'N ~ ui'"h 49, between
,..,,, -
4 IpEIl y h nm ron ana te'i ,'9 or VINO , ,an
- % . ne,r.,9r nom put tnos , 10 n'SN,iag
Ltslp
.v>r. ,,,.,t q. go : 49,, ,,,,,,o,. 80
A { .imncy burners ana noye.tes.
EMFIiI ONELIA co. 300 broadway
AGENTS 20 sell newly patented combination haui-
n mtrs that -,li a. si,hf.
~ ' ''' " we i'' NA''@" ~
AGtNT-. =. 9xil mounted chromos for - frames
{ mn nv ~ Sassi and - ,hnrty ~ noin 20 ''
3
Man wanted Immediately, one accustomed q
iar. ADJ .s / 4 IA 6". IsY SIM ana "'e P''''Nu
- 80 -
MAJ 'uo" ''''' ii''' "o"''S, eoo'9 .n o'u s.oIe.
"A "r'uu 81 Tue pes' OF "orA NJ 'e""ueu prices
SMART Young man wanted to attend a vegetable
N stand AT S,2 9Th ~.
A FIRST-CLASS carpenter wanted at Il5 Wa
n yerley lace.
-. -
n '"'' '"'''' "'''' ''''''' - -
IlOOK Canvassers may nnd employment in selling
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snstruttlon.

nO-MRITING, monthlyi bookkeeping, aritu.
10O meii" all Engllsn nrauchts, German, French 10
eacl. fAlSh's Ouly college, o. buWrry.
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4 WRITTEN guarantee To give yor all the work
~ vow con DO or nNe year. 'ua sli YOU any Nnd ~
new sewing mlthinc. Nork sent home free ~ charf"f
ca-h rad Tor worA. Home Garment Company, O1l
aud sos sih
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8usin,ss 6bant,s.

ONSANSS (yhNN~s
BAKERY doing good business for sale for $500;
n rare chance. MITCHELL, ~ Cedar 81.
A MILK ROUTE for sale, with or without horse
BAKERY for sale, with good store trade. Apply
ID ~ IN 9Th 81 near 9Th av.
EIGAK STORE for sale cheap. $50 Sd av.
NOR ~ALE-Corncr meat marAet In one OF the hest
horse wagon. and harness d)ing good business will
BE- sod ch ana good reasons for wishing to sell Az
ply 10 CANDEk COOK, real estate, so Futon 81,
BrooHyn.
NOR ~ALE-A route ~ ico. and stand Fir-t
Ward barg VIA for cash. Apply al Az West s2i e.,
room 3.
lEOR SALE-stoc1, fixtures. AMI cool VAL Of Jew.
= cry 7i"ii AppY AZ bo "th AF, hrooh yn'
EN0R ~ALk. cheap, candy ana cigar storc near
I,OR SALE cheap The nstures o n N rAct, stalls
Il ice room, boxes, &C. 10 West 2Sta Il.
NOR SALE-Dnilg saloon. now dong a paying
II business. Front st.. Brooklyn
EIKST-CLASs meat market for sale APPLY at
u ISL Hu lsOn 81.
EROCERS wishing 10 sell pure mix for Dc. per
CO.. fS3 Iioyt st. Brookyn. Or I. D. JACKSON, sinclair
House Hoboken Orders by mail promptly attended to-
GLASS end crockery store Tor sale cheap. Inquire
4 IQI OR STORE - sale, doing good business
b3s Vest i3l st.
NEWS STAND for sale cheap. Attn ST. anu I'd av.
rTQ LET-Bake house corner OF SIN V. bsd st.
Il Inquire on premises
WANTED-A partner, with small capital. IN chair
w mandatory Cal ats lhroop av, wlliansourrh.
XVANTED-Down town a corner iquor store, with
w cigar stand. Address r. G.. box lol. sun once.
9lOU near . schools, no opposition satisfactory
reasons OFT TN ay.
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WfFdlIE,E ii 11'E tiAlhsfd6IENtF IVY LIVERPOOL Az
RAJ ING UNITED STATES MAIL.

The steamers Of this line take the Lane II ufeafec' nm
mended BY ldeWt Mauray. u. g. n, going south ~
Banks on the passage to Queenstown all nrNcaf rnl
AuRIAIlC -. $3.50 "
HAi.rIC .......... ..,..... May H. g =
GERM NC ........ '.......... .. Ma, -l. 2 r n
CELTIC. ..... June 3. . J. NJ
From White star Dock, Pier SO, North river r
Passenger accommodation /, unrvadrd t'bH :.
amidthips Saloon ESQ. and 800, cold Return NtheN
on favorable terms, Storage, t1S. .,
\. H.-Passenger tickets and drafts can be 0blal''
AZ White star Wharf, foot Of West lOfh
Il. j. CORIlS, Agent, 81 Broadway, Sew "a
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A LARGE basement store, 89 Latent It,. with or
~ without back rooms also apartments. "a Lagnt
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\ III" MI en- si'arsi'ees 10 'm'.aisn = ." sii
worth - wltk weekly Tor thfcc years srut cxrrc 8
free. while VaNi0g .or new sewing machine old m o..
CHIMES iaNel la cXCIangJ special inducements thti
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O. ~ CASH will buy nTst-oiass truck worth
ID IOO 500, For full Information address or ap.
ply Per.onally after =. N. EDWARD FERGUSON.
No l.OOO RACINE st., near GRAND AV. Brooklyn
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d0lanirO- --ttma.,s.

y,TNt. sinrc- Domestic Wheeler Wilson, and
"a nl rr.t new machines for sae. per month,
rent 81 Ter month"; plenty good work furnished sent
~ tAutrr, shifts aprons, wrapptrs laues suits ana
under ents gwen uut pay the best prices cash
tvrry wcra We furnish work after the nnchines are
uu'1 fnr exchange and repair machines % Der cent
all wed sales; lessons free; you can save con
fnio tme trnunlr, ana money BY gong direct to
ile head office iNl Grand st nearly street cara run
near the store. splendid Wheeler q wilson machine
fll afr 500" Warranted good new. agent. wanted.
I.t.. sultI 1871. ". piMM h. General Agent
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Shipping.
JOHN g. DALE. 10 and 30 Broadway Ny.
NATIONAL LiNE,IFrSm PIeg, a aud A. n h.

~ FOW LOND IN DTWtI 7 =
DENMARK. Saturi ", May d. p. VI.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ITALY, April 20. go A. VI. The Queen Nav -, an.
EGYPT May l3. $50 A. NJ. ENGLAND, June 2PM.
Cabin passage, so and go. currency. Return tickeL
~ reduced rates. steerage passage, 500 currency.
Drafts Issued from 81 upward At current prices Az
ply Al the coinpany's Offices, % Brosdway. -
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Hlusital snstrum,uts.
A GREAT OFRER.-HORACE WATERS a SONS,
N 4Sl Bro dwaY, New YORK, Will, during tins wees,
rent Anew nrstclass nov pianos and organs until the
rent money pays for the instrument per contract
A 500 Rosewood panofortsi pianos to rent, 50
IA per month; lnstallpenis taken.
GOLDSMITH, 2o Blocker st., near Bowery,
DASH BARGAINH.-PlAno s35; 7-octave. 800 ;
" uurlghts t75i Stenway, $500 new $40 monthly
insallments taken rent - month organ. 40
GORDON son, 10 East IAN st,
ADV will sell less than 800 a rosewood 7octave.
i planot0rte, including stool modern improve
ments. 20 East Sd st.. near 2d aV.
STEINWAY'S, weDer's and other pianos and or.
- ganH on instalments.
SIX BALL CO.. 10 East 18th a.
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FLAT TO LET-Of six rooms near Elcvnt d
~ Railroad station rent t2O. Apply at 43O West 3ist
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Third District Politics.

To- the Editor Of the Free Press and Times.
lnasmuch as there is possibility that the
next Republican Congressional nomination
may come to Grand Isle county y e xill ven
ture 10 sugge-. scme.hiag IN reference to
mea.
That there nre several men in our county
who would no. decline Congressional honors
II rendered them can be no question. each
having friends who would claim for their
respective first choice all the requisites for
such position. but IS II is not our purpose
TO multiply candidates, we shall confne our
suggestions to the one of our choice
Doubtless, there are few well informed
men IN the District who Will not readily
recognize the eminent fitness of Jed p
LGdd Tor the position. As member
OF the Senate In l56s and 1863. Mr..
Ladd became well known a. q practical,
able and earnest legislator, and in the Legis-
lature Of 1874, be took rank among the
ablest men OF that body. This asser-
ton IL net made upon the authority OF
opinions from Grand Isle county alone,
bat from carefully watching his course
upon Important measures in the House,
and upon the expressed opinions OF
prominent leading men from differen. parts
OF the STATE 4 prominent Republican
remote FROM Grand Isle county, who was al
Montpelier much during the last sess ion.
pronounced Nj. Ladd the embodiment OF
brains, candor and praoticability. To say
thst, Without putting himself in the fore
ground, bat rather by being drawn out
upon Important and vital measures durin-
the last halt Of tGe session, he came TO com
mand the attention, confidence and respect
OF the Whole house, Is saying as little as the
record Will Warrant. Many claim Tor MIN
mucn more than this.
Mr.. Laid Is emiuenIly practical man
Seeming TO know human nature intuitively.
he mskeS maLy friends, never to lose them,
and is stesdldst and reliable in his relations
to others his untiring energy, perseyer-
aace aud tsn4eity Of purpose IN whatever
he undertakes has become proverbial.
Taking prominent and independent
part In politics for the last twenty years,
he mas made a host Of frierds and few
bitter political enemies. Ii is said of him
ina I he mas not AL enemy in the county ex-
oept on political grounds. Starting in life
as a merchant. Il Is now only about ten
years since he commenced the practice of
law, anu get ne stands attorney of records
IN seven-eigEihs Of all the cases upon the
court docket Of Grand Isle county Every
body comedies that be is not only safe
ana reliable adviser but one Of the readiest
and eblest jury lawyers that practices at
orr bar.
We feel assured that in the whole district
there eau scarcely be found a man who
would stand BY the principles of his CON
stituepcy more adhesively, or in an ADLER
manner. We know, too. that be Is not
our choice alone. but that his eminent
qualifications have been considered by many
others, who. also, with ourselves, would be
much grsti6ed should be receive the pomi-
ssticr and election, B,
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The Meeting Of Neriuo Sheep Breeders


The adjourned meeting Of the Spanish
merino sheep breeders of Vermont conven-
ed at the Addison House, in Middlebury,
March 8. Gel. E. S. Stowell in the chair. u.
S. Cutting, OF Shoreham, was appointed
secretary.
The committee appointed at the previous
meeting, through their chairman, Hon H.
J. Jones. made an elaborate report Of such
facts as they had been able to collect IN re-
gard to the desirnbility of the breeders OF
Vermont entering their focks in the regis
ter. in process of formation, By the Ono
Wool Growers Association. This report
presented the following facts That 1t was
not the intention of the Ohio wool growers
or manage rs Of the register TO give up the
SCALE of points. That New York sheep
breeders were in favor of uniting with
Vermont in getting up register, Dn'
but no. in favor OF uniting with ONO IN
getting up one on the present plan.
| That it il not certain how soon It can oe
brought about, that breeders outside OF
| Ohio can have an equal voice II the controi
/ of the register. now IN an advanced state OF
!
persons having sheep admitted TO record
and ali subscribers for one or more copies OF
the Sheep Register shall constitute lolnt
stock company Tor the publication OF the
| first volume" This provision binds each
member TO contribute to pay the present IN
] debtedness Of the association as well az tne
expenses that hereafter may be incurred
The committee while approving OF the
efforts Of the Ohio breeders 10 preserve the
nurity of the blood in thoir tlocks, made no
recommendation as TO the desifablIlty OF
entering in the Ohio Register but that in
Vermont where our prestige Is not lDcreas-
ing. we need all the facilities OF our com
mand to preserve the purify OF the BLOOD
of our hocks, and 10 improve the quaIlty as
well. If cooperation II a sheep register
will aid US. give Us a sheep register
This report was accepted.
The following preamble and resoldtion
were offered by A. Chapman
Bhersas, Spanish meTino sheep breeders n 9th,
er states have organized associations 10Y mutual
protection and promotion OF the general Interests
| Of Spanish merino sheep breeding. and whereas II
seems proper and altogether timely that soule
! measures be established for the preservation anu
record OF the ped srees OF cur animals HereiO'e
Resolreg' That We organize Spanish merino
sheen breeders association Of Vermont by APP
pointing president and secretary and committee
Of three to dra:t constitution and bylaws, 70 be
! presented FOR cons Iteration and adoption al an
adjourned pestinr that shall have these objects n
! view.
The following gentlemen were appointed
the committee OF three to draft eonstltu-
ton and present to the adjourned meeting
5. S. Rockwell, Aib5r; Chapman and E. h.
Stickney.
A resolution ofthanks was also offered to
the Ohio Wool Growers Association and
the gentlemen present from Ohio for Their
efforts in behalf OF 2 merino sheep reg
ister
The meeting then adjourned 70 meet at
the Addison House IN Middlebury on
Wednesday March -, at 10 clock m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-24

LANoILLE COUSTY ITENs .-Beniamin Bay
rett, an old-time resident Of Cambridge and
veteran of the war of 1872, was buried last
Wednesday.
A. " Fuller lately made his appearance
among his relatives in Stowe, with the
story that bis wife had died some time
since, leaving HIN with fSe children, for
whom he hsd found good homes. A few
days since hi- wife arrived IN town, and
stated that they had seUeH children, and
this was The fifth time be has run away
ana left them TO shift for themselves
At the annual town meeting of Wolcott.
a vote was taken to invite the town Of Ell
more to unite III having centennial celt
bration, and committee was appointed To
make ell necessary arrangements for that
purpose.
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The sola,sr,,. Tems..ens s,,lss,e

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March l7.-M4nrice
j. Walsh. OF New York, was before the com
mittee on military affairs, to-day, in refer
ence to soldiers tombs stones contracts. He
claims that although his bid for 6rst-class
Carrara marble was only some 5000, 900
out of which $500 900 was to come back TO
the government in the shape Of duty on the
imported article. the contract was given to
Mr.. Bridges. of Keokuk. Iowa, for $780,
900. for American marble Of very interior
quantity, and without any such advantage
to the government He charges, also, that
Bridges bid was put in after the hourihxed
for opening the bids, and alter two Of his
own (Walsh's had been opened He asserts
hat Bridges was also favored to the extent
0: $4,000 in a change of requirements in
solicitations alter bids wera in.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-24

Is the only route for ElS!n, Rockford irse5.-
AID all points Wis Freeport- Its
CHICAGO AND NlLMAIKEE IINE
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We see /, stated that Mrs. Bissell, wido

We see It stated that Mrs. Bissell, widow
of Charles Bissell, Of the Sherman House,
Chicago, who was killed in the railroad ac-
eident at South Tall.nyford, has sued the
Central Vermont Railroad Company for
damage The company. it is said, will con
test the claim on the ground that the father
came to his death while trying to save his
son. and not as result of the accident, and
that the son was riding on free pass, by
accepting which he had discharged tie
company from Inability. But the courts
have decided in numerous instances that the
fact that passenger Is riding with free
pass does not protect road in such case.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-24

WAHNcToa. d. C.. March 4. - Tde
House committee on postufi ,es and post
roads to-day examined William 4 Dan
forth, OF Chicago. lie testified taat san
dsrsOn, Il the firm of Barlow. SInders0n
4 Co., had informed him they paid large
sums OF money II officials IN the postoihce
department under postmaster general Gre
wells administration 10 secure valuable
western mail contracts by means Of straw
bidding devices. Sanderson and witness
were intimate friends. Sanderson told him
the firm were bled heavily by po.toihee
officials. and that they paid to one Of them not
less than $50 900 per quarter; TO another
they had given G carnage and pair OF
horses and to another 3 diamond pin worth a
thousand dsllars. \ ramcs were given by
Sandersun in making these assertions Wit
ness said he bad one II tie boss OK tae firm
which showed thar reg set aside 4 cjnsid-
cradle proportion OF their receipts from
the mail contracts 10 be devoted TO such
payments. Barlow lived esst and attended
TO paying out the money. The witness said
that subseq uently Sandors0n Informed him
they had burned their books and suggested
that he had better not remember what had
been told him on this subject, The com
mittee will NOW examine the b0okkeepeF
OF Barlow, Sshderson i Co
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-24

RUTLAND, Vt, March q. ie-b.
Messrs Editors VIII yJr he good
enough to publish the enclosed letter from
Mr. Atkins. The Commissioners Of Fish
cries for this state regard the Schoodic
Salmon a. one Of tie most valuable fresh
water fishes among those fl. for introduc-
ton into the public waters Of Vermont
lnasmuch as we have no such topograph-
lc and photographic survey Of this State as
enables Us. without personal examination,
to determine all the proper waters in which
to place these fs' we have to ask Of those
of our ie.low-c.uzers who are interested IL
the matter, their cooperation 10 selecting
the most promising localities tJr colonial
ton VAL be glad 10 forward dividend
OF the stock We have on hand 10 any lake
fit for the purpose To this end we have to
req uest tina; the PEI. ems Interested Will "
ward to the one or the other Of Us, some
what detailed statement Of the character OF
the lake il is desired u stock. noting es-
pecialiy. in addition 10 the particulars re
ierred 10 by Mr. Atkins. the area of the
lake or pond, and the deptt 7. Tie deeper
parts, tho altitude, Ru1 tla kinds OF tsh
already existing in them. be frs; hatch
ing will be ready ;r distribution = tie
first of April next Dr. Eimunds' address
Is Weston, Vt.
Respectfully.
VI. GOLDSMITH, Comm ll-r-
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OMAHA, Neb., March Il The rush Of
people to the Black Hills increases daily.
Eighty-four went west yesterday and to
day special train ct twelve cars, contain
ing mostly persons bound there left here for
Chevenne
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-24
CaStOria.

Cross s.ck.y babies and children may enjoy
health, and MOTHERS BAyE REST 4 they viii use
Cast0r.a. Worms, iever.shness, teethlsg, sISD
colIc. sour stomach and unt gostei food make
children cross. and produce sickness.
Castorla W. ass IL late the food, EXPEL .woRNs,
and correct al these things Por twenty years Dr..
Pitcher expeS .menI in his private practice to pro
cuce an effective CaihsFtic and stomach regulator
which would be as effective SIS CAsroR OIL, V.thout
,-s unpleasant taste or recoA
The reputation o. his experiment extended. Ply
sic ans and nurses rapidly ADOPTED his remedy, 70
which be gave the name Of CAsroRlA.
Csstorla is as PLEASANT TO TAkE As HeNET, regu-
lates the stomach anu bowels, and does not grippe.
II Is adapted TO all ages, contains no alcohol and
is ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS to the most tender -nisnt.
Try Castoria once, and you VIII NEVER BIZ WITH
or II.
Prepared 40 the Laboratory o. J. b. Rose L Co.
Sc ley street, New YORK.
Fob % 60 3m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-24

WASHINGTON. D. c., March I7.-Attor-
ney-Genersl Pierrepont several days ago
sent messenger to Canada to bring Marsh
to Washington. The Encouragement has
heard from his agent to-day, and expects
that Marsh will soon be here. Terms Of
safety have been offered him that, in ali
probability. will be acceded to.