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The apparatus is supported by two strong
screw hooks IN the ceiling, about eighteen in
ches apart, and screwed five inches into the
joist. 1t can also be used out OF doors by cree.
Ting framework, such as is used Tor swings.
The straps are of the strongest linen, handsome
ly eolored. The rings are of the patent bent
wood, about nine incnes in diameter. by an
ingenious device the rings and stilrups can be
instantly raised or lowered to any desired
height, or the stirrup straps removed, or the
rings removed for The insertion of the Trapeze
bar. The apparatus can be put up in any room
and removed in moment, leaving only the two
small eyes III the ceiling visible. 1t can be
used in different rooms at pleasure. by hav I'M
extra sets of hooks for the cellirg. A space
six or eight feet wide is ample for any of the
exercises. Four large sheets containing over
one hundred cuts of the exercises, and a
pamphlet explaining how each is performed,
is supplied with each apparatus
II number and variety OF exercises to which
it is adapted is trnly wonderful the union Of
strrup and rings allows an extensiv, multipli-
cation of the direction and manner of muscular
eXertion and by it greater number of exer-
cises is afforded than by all other gymnastic ap-
planes combined, ] he anatlmist, on a care
full examination of these movements will per-
ceive that every joint and muscle Of the body is
exercised, under beautiful conditions.
A most impol tant feature IN this sy stem is
ITS attractiveness, through this great variety,
and the gradual increase of strength and abil-
ty to accomplish the more advanced exercises
To clergymen, literary men, and al persons
of sedentary occupations. it is particularly
adapted, The exercises are especially invigor-
ating to the digestive and respiratory organs.
To invaids and p:rs0ns Of delicate health it
is great boon. The feeble are constantly ad.
vised to take exercise but the difficulty is to
find an easy means of doing so. This Gymna-
supplies this desideratum. II is also of great
value IN creating the necessary reaction after
q bath.
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YE'hc T'ranCHc.

The Trapeze does not form part of the
Home Gymnasium, +" Int is supplementary to
it, ani is intended for those Who desire grea.
ter variety of the more difficult eXercises. In
using the Trapeze bar The rings are removed
and the bar placed in the upper strap, sheet
of illustrations of the exercises accompany the
bar. the explanations of which will be found en-
page 30.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-22
GUEHE.

QUNG'S great. Physiological Work, of Ev-
Try one his, own Doctor--heing a private
Letter far, married persons or those abont
Ierry, botn male and female, in everything
I0fnng the physiology and relations of our
~ System, and the production or preven-
ever before given in the English language
EN. YOUNG, NJ. d. This is really a valu-
md interesting work. 1t Is written in
y language for the general reader, and is
[rated with upwards of one hundred engra,
All young married people, or those
marriage, and having the least
Eiment to married life, should read this
81 1t discloses secrets that every one should
1nainted with. Still it is a book that
BE locked up, and no lie about the house.
be sent to any one on tide receipt of
Gents. Address DR.. WIN YOUNG, No.
ZPRUCE ST., above Fourth, Philadelphia.
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Grnce's Celebrated Salye
cures in a very short time

cures in a very short time
EI4IS. BURNS, SCALDS, WOUNDS, BRUIS.
SPRAINS, f. YSlPELAo, SALT
zI &<HEUM, CHAPPED HANDS, BOII.S,
len LIMBS, FELONS, CHlIBHAINS, &c,
& III prompt IN action, removes pain at once
1duces the most anery looking sV'ellings
plantations, as If by magic,-thus atiordiug
III and complete cure.
METH w. FOWLE IL SON Boston, Prop'rs
feId by all druggists, grocers, and at all coun
N &<orcs 1922
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.Ilarith.

ma, Iowa. April 9TH. by Rev. F. NJ.
at the residence Of s p. Leland
[her-in law of the bride, Lieut.. p. II.
u Nashua and Miss Lille q. Weeks
Ohio.
willie, at the Universalist Parsonage.
81 Rev. q. W. Bailey, Mr.. Abel c.
Hardwick, to Miss Eliza J. Pierson
&pril ID, by the same. at the same
lbert P, ChafIe to Miss Jane Ann
9TH of Morrisyille.
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1ieb.

u 9zz age, April 7. May, wife of Amasa
1oMz and daughter of Rev. Samuel
ut grosps Of the first Baptist ministers in the
faee,. face bridge, aged G5 years.
,bs sssnssd Thompson united two things
led vI,s@ Of great price" in the home
I. cn,ssiu,l community "a meek and qui
with an efficient aud useful
,paa
uras' April TO- oft phoid fever, Ossie
PRE- 80 liter of Il. s. and Maria Warren
D. months aud 10 days.
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1t is hereby nacted by the General Assembly OK
the State OF Vermont.
1t Is hereby enacted &c.
SEC. l. After the expiration Ct the charter OF
any bank chartered by this State, or alter the
termination of the existence of any such bank
agrceably to the laws Of this state, such bank
may cluse notice to be published in al the week
ly newspapers OF the county where such bank IL
located, Tor one full year, setting forth that SAID
bank will re0eem it's outstanding bills, the day
of the expiration of the charter, or the date OF
the termination it's existence, and copypf
this act and upon due publication OF such tno.
tice, neither such banknorts officers shall be IL
able to any action for the non.redempion OF any
of its outstanding bills, unless the same tBail
have been duly presented and paymnt tbeltof
demanded within the year aforesaid at the lank-
lug house of said bank
SEC. After the expiration of the char,er, or
after the termination Of the existence OF any
such bank as the aforesaid such bank shall cease
to be subject to tine operation' orliable the
provisicnsof the SiXty-third section of Chapter
Eighty nine of the General Statutes.
SEC. 9. This actshall take eifectfrom jts puss-
age
Approved Nov. 10. 1866. 26yl
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RoLroN. VI. March %. [ s6y

BoLToN, VT, March 28 1868.
W. l.. BRADLEY. Dear sir IL used one bar
rel OF your Super-phosphate Of Lime last year
on my corn, on field of about three acres, ma
nured al alike, | put tablespoonful to hill
when planted, on about one acre OF The field
The corn where your Phosphate was used came
up much sooner was tit to roast ten days, and
to cut up two weeks earlier than any other part
OF the field, and yielded'at least twenty bush
els to the acre more than where the manure was
used with ut Phosphate ! also used little of
this Phosphate in my garden with the same
marked result on oil my vegetables, especially
melons. RUSSELL j. MORSE.
Witness, |. G. BROWN.
For sale by t
!. G, Il S. BLOWN, WATERBURY,
in any quantity, at manufacturers prces--with
freight added by l.. II. MOVES. HYDEPARK
ID. A.. GILBERT, MoRRTsvILLE, r. W. Nc.
FARLAND. JOHNSON & AR CAMP, Stowe.
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Readers OF the Newsdcalcr

] have just returned from Washington with
letters Patent for an article which goes into
every family in the land, and am DESTROYS Of
disposng Of the entire right in as short a space
of time as possible. Hence ] ask any and all
who would like to make few thousand at a
dash to call on me and ! will convince them
that II can be done without any risk whatever.
County rights now selling for one hundred to
three hundred dollars. Give me call at once
Agents wanted Immediately.
|, Call on or address. ID, Il. HICK0K.
Morrkyile. April 3, 1868. ctf
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EaRnoiEEe Co. Clerks Office.

II III II f'ffi IIfN4'I OANE T.
hereby certify that from the canvass OF the
votes tor CouRty Commissioner, given on the
first Tuesday OF March, 1865, as returned to ne
by the proper certifying officers from their res.
fectiye tow ms in the County Of Lamoille, it ap-
pears that James 4. Parrish of Stowe has ma
jority OF all the votes and is declared duly elect
ed County mn,issioner for said county for the
year ensuing. commencing ON the Isl day OF
May, A. D. 1868.
Given under my hand at dCpark, this 18th
day of April, A. d. 1868.
l.. s. SMALL.
Clerk of Lamoile Co. Court.
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From THE LATE VICTOR WRIGHT, ESQ.


AUGUSTA, Me-, May | 1867.
MIR. VIM l.. BRADLEY. Sir Last summer
purchased quantity of Super tosphate of
Lime your manufacture. of Mr.. John Near.
thur; applied it with most manifest effect
and received most satisfactory results 1t was
equal to any rtiliZer OF IFS class ever used by
me, and can confidently recommend it as a
great agricultural utility. | shall continue to
use it quite largely. t4
respectfully yours, SAMUEL CoHY.
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FROM Hon. GEORGE B. LoRINu.

SALEM. Mass. JaR. 3 1868.
SIR The Supcr-phosphate of Lime used by
me- OF your manufacture proved to be all
could expect or desire. / have used every vari
ETY., and found none which operated more et.ec.
tually and permanently than yours,
Truly yours. GEO, B. LoRING.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-22

[tleman who suffered Tor years from Ner.
Xbiity, Premature Decay land all the eff
youthful indiscretiOn, Will, for the sake
ling humanity, send free to all who need
3&cipe and directions for making the sim
xdy by which he was cured. Sufferers
20 profit by the advertisers experience
~ BY addressing, in perfect confidence,
Ogden, AZ, Cedar Street. ". 3lyl
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From Ex-Governor HoLBaooK OF VERMONT.

nv" EA-uoNEhNOh HObbROUh OF VERMONT.
BATTLEFRONT. VT, May 9, 1867.
WIN. l.. BRADLEY, Esq, Boston Dear sir
used your phosphate last ear in every
part of my garden and grounds aad in every
instance with most sati factory results
Beyond all question, you make superior
phosphate, equal to all you claim for it,,
and indeed more too, Very respectfully,
You.s, f. H0LBR0oK.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-22
IgINCHES7ER'.S
Ii YPOPH0SPHITES
ACT PROMPTLY AND CERTAINLY,
IN ALL STAGES OF
CONS U M PTION.

They immediately incl ease the strength and
deepen the color of the pale blood. They sub.
due the Chills and Fever, diminish the Expect.
Grafton, and check the night sw eats, always, in
from seven to fourteen days, The, APP petite
is at once invigorated and the patient rapidly
gains flesh, the cough and difficult breathing
are speedily relieved the sleep becomes calm
and refreshing; the excavations regular and
uniform. ALL THE GENERAL SYMPTOMS
DISAPPEAR WITH A RAPIDlTY THAT
SEEMS MARVELLOUS.
The success If the HYPOPHOSPHITES in
the cure of that greatest scourge of the race,
Consumption, is unparalleled in the annals of
medicine" This thoroughly scientific remedy
acts with invauable efficacy in all stages of tu.
bercuar disease.
The beneficial effects of this Remedy are
equally prompt and certain in all arrangements
of the Nervous and blood beng unsur-
passed as a nervous tonic, and generator of new
and hea thy blood while for cases of General
Debility, Loss of strength Flesh and Appetite
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, paralysis. Chronic Bron.
chitIs Asthma. seroiua Chronic Dianhea, 1t
is the most efficacious treatment kno n. 4
FAIR TRIAL Is A CERTAIN CURE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-22

Ey A young ladv returning to hi
ooantry home, after a sojourn Of few months
Is he city. was hardly recognized by her friends
II place of coarse rustic flushed lace she had a
sof< ruby complexion of almost marble smooth
n6ss. and instead of twenty-three she really ap
reared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the
,ause Of so great chaoge, she plainly told them
f6st she used the Circassian Balm, aud consul
1ts1 Il an Invaluable acquisition to any lady
t3I(et. By its use any lady or gentleman can i'm
nf6xe their personal appearance an hundred fold
ii II Simple in Its combination, as nature herself
il 5lmple yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in draw
NIL Impurities from, also healing, cleansing and
tSS1tiying the skin and complexion. By its
It'd action on the cutlclc it draws, from it all
npurlties, kindly healing the same, and leay-
nc surface as nature intended il should be,
4. soft, smooth and beautiful. Price 81 sent
nail or express, on receipt of an order by
WI CLARK Il co, Chemists.
No 3 west Fayette st, Syracuse, N Y.
only American agents for the sale of asme.
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FOR SALE 4!
The subscribers offer for saleMheir
STEAM SAW MILL (!

situated in North Hydepaik village consisting
of u 10 HORSE ENGINE. Lanes PATENT
BOARD MILL. CYLINDER Palmer. Shin
gle Machine, Iath and lointing saws, slaftingl
and Betting, 800 good spruce Saw Logs All
The above named property Is new and In the
best running order. Persons wishing 10 pury
chase will do well TO give US acall. Terms tasyf
For further particulars inquire Of hesubscriberg
on the premises. :. IiUkTLEYat BAILBYP
North Hyecpalk, March 49, 1888. 1920
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70 Vermont Farmers.

4oable Refined Poud cite, composed OF the
4 Foil and olfal of New York City, is the
- {orcing and quick acting manure in mar.
i twice as strong as the article commonly
oWn as poudrette one-half as much will &C
a. 1t is equal to the best superphosphates
l1@fket. at less than half the price ; is suita.
~ every crop or garden-stuf. 1t will ma.
5 lem ten days to rwo weeks earlier, and
the product SO will manure an acre OF
~ the hill. Price in Burlington, $50 pei
hmphlets with full information, sent on
zion to j. s. PIERCE IL Son, Burlington,
s chts for Lodi Manufacturing Co. Smt
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at Forks like a Charm.

mes pain. killing Magic Oil cures headache
Sne's pain-killing Magic Oil cures Toothache.
41ne,s pain-kiliHg Magic Oil cures Neuralgia
5@ne's pain killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus.
S1ne's pain.killing Magic Oil cures Rheuma-
~ tism.
les pain killing Magic Oil cures Lameness.
I|&1ne's pain.klling Magic Oil cures Skin Dsea,
sey.
Some folks seem to be proud of telling how
Hlane their SHOULDERS are of ,'my orick IN the
limit --or. II have got the Switzerland de-.
|I8t<in Dragging that "nothing can cure me !"
hut when we get such lawful folks" to use
Reaue's Pain-Killing Magic Oil, faithfully,
W not ouly cure their lameness and charm away
their pains, but we actually take all that kind
AZ ebfag out of them J" and they, frankly own
~ Ind Say, sit works like a charm ~
1ald by all Druggists, Merchants and Grocers
wv. REnNe, sole propr'r and manuf'r.
II Plttsfeld, Mass
s B6Id In Nor isville by Fl Smaley, Wolcott.
Ix41or x Fife No. Wolcott, /, N. Sanborn.
Howe, 7. +. Barnes & Dr.. Barroys. 40
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MANAAMAANe
Executors sale.

| will sell at public auction, at the late dwell
ling house of James Newland, deceased, IN Nor
ristown, on Saturday The 9th day of April.
1868, said house and barn. together with the
land thereto attached, consisting of about icuI
acres. Also the farming tools and quantity Of
wood, &c. Sale to commence 8 o'clock a. m I.
",~stA. = HIRAM BURKE. Exr.
Morristown, March IS, 1865 1921
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BRADLEY'S FERTILIZER.

new monthly Journal devoted to the i'm
provoment Of the soil. Sent free on application
40 above. 3nl3
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THE
UNION ATTACHMENT.

A simple contrivancc that may he. at
tached to any Lamp or Gas Burner. for
warming food, heating water, sc. &c
without interfering with the light, Rea.
dy at all times of night or day.
ca Send for attachment circular.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-22
ESTABLISHED 1857.
a UIord acith You. Reade, I

Do the many sufferers from diseases of the
Respiratory Organs know that ONE-SIxTn OF
THE HUMAN RACE Die OF CONSUMPTION DO
they know that it is only within very recent
period medical science has proposed a Remedy
really capable of combating this fatal malady
Consumption is now as certainly cured
Intermittent fevers-it is as certainly prevented
as small pox The remedy acts with the GER
tainty of the Law of Grayitation!
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-22
AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE
LIFE OF GEN. U. S. GRANT,

LIFE UF GEN. u. s. GRANT.
By Hon. Henry G. Deming. The only work
of the kind issued under the sanction and by
the authority of Grant himself. The author is
well known as one OF the most brilliant writer's
and eloquent orators in the country. Agents
will End his one of the most in tensely inter.
esting biographies ever published in America,
and viii meet with ready sale. For particu-
lars. address s. s. SCRANTON Il CO., l2G
Asylum St., Hartford CT. 22w4
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e4TARRH CAN BE CURED!

H21d1qhe relieved, and in fact every disease of
IL md head permanently cured by the use
Of ~ lknown remedy
R.EDER's GERMAN SNUFF
Try Is Tor II costs but 2jc. For sale by all
Drue8e1t4. or send 2jc. to U. =. SEYMOUR ~
CO. 6ozton. and receive box by return mail.
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IN Oh ice.

zoo. 00Q Nice Shingles, and 1000 Extra
0<II1f E8sts Tor sale at
& CLARK'S.
~ III Falls, March |, 1868. l5tf
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Special Notices.
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Ro&hDsraAc IN our reeTarane


. q Eesgt,oeTaac IN ouR FeeF4Es.
The Democratic party are following slowly
sbaisaleed25anthe wake of ihes sRA1brc3n
party. n 1854 the Republican party de,
eIaHd sAgsipp the extension Of ,sl@sHxsiptx
he new Territories, and tbs Democracy H.
sisted upon The measure and sought 10 sofee
: aaSery lab Kansas; ii ,siss 81 I'LL bsopis !;
and Chief Justice fancy declared, IN effect,
q fhat 5aeysfy ~As The o6A,hsi la~ sfssbe
Union.
The Demoernss lnvs sbSndoued their own
position On that -sabiecs, have sccet.sdthe
. s,taaiion," and hare subsisntisiIy adopted
,ha very rriacipls apaa vhiehishs Rspdbli.
can party Was otishall, formed. .. -
After the war broke ens The Republics
party Insisted upon the utter oyershro~. ada
pegbstgai abolition of slavery. ana ID Dt.
'uoeraey denounced md 'tftieriy 6ppossS he
msasare, and every where voted ags;nsf IL
snnsnanensrf the Constitution, which ~
CARED liberty &c all mankind within the limits
orthe Enitd States. ..a.. ' a,ala W. 40
Whatever their prIvAte feelings Of pAtty
Moore m ~ e.. IL. E..,,.. In L. =
&C., ~ ~ ~ = II
- ' = ,D-'s' ,'e'ueu 70 'nis nepaolicsn
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