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w.surNnrox. D. C.. Feb. o. 1863.

WASHINGTON, ID. T., Feb. p, 1868.
John LiUingstoH Esq, Secretary Of N, herchdnts'
Union Lac Company Nei0 York City:
SIR The new Law Register and Official Di
rectory, Just issued, appears TO have been care
fally and judiciously prepared with view 10
furnish important information TO the business
world / find Il useful a. book Of reference
in the Transaction Of official business and IL will
doubtless prove valuable acquisition 10 the
desk of tire banker. merchant and business man.
Respectfully. JOSEPH s. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, December 4.-Judge HoSe-
boom charged the jury in the case of
General Cole for the murder of l.. II.
Hiscock this morning, occupying two
hours. The jury has been out for one
hour. No verdict yet.
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Toledo MarE.,

TOLEDO, December 4.
Flour quiet. Wheat, white, lie better;
amber, la2c lower; sales of No. white
Michigan at . o.; amber, 77al 7s,
closing at the outside figure; No. , red
Corn Sc lower; Ne. l, 9Oc; new,
re; new rejected, Csc; do condemned
Sc. Oats at SIC for No. l and Mlchl'
gan. Rye shade lower; No. !, 3oi
Michigan, %; No. 2, l %. Glover
seed, 90. Dressed hogs, S:a91c.
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From SichNno ud.

RICHMOND. va, December 4.-Ir the
United States Circuit Court to-day,
Chief Justice Chase presiding, on the
motion to quash the proceedings against
Jeh. Davis, II. II. Dana, for the Gov
Srhment, opened. Mr.. O'Counor fol-
lowed MIR. Dana
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GenRInI Errnr

BOSTON Decemher I.-General Grant
went to Lowell, this forenoon, with a
colnmittee from thay city. He holds a
levec ut the st. James from three tn
five o'clock this afternoon, to nffnr6 tbn
citizens an opportunity to pay their
rcsDeCtS
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LETTER FROM
CAPT. sILAs r. MILLER,

Proprietor Of the Burnett HOUSE, Cincinnati.
BuRSsTT HOUSE, February 9th, Ises
To NY FRIENDS AND The PUBLIC:
1t affords me great satisfaction 70 be able e
testify 10 the success Of DR.. Lighthill in tn,
treatment Of Deafness and express my sense Of
obligation TO him. Ny hearing has been i'm
paired for a number Of years, at times to such
an extent as TO embarrass me seriously. DR.
Lighthill, under whose care placed myself ha,
removed the difficulty completely, and restored
me to perfect hearing.
SILAS T. MILLER
From the Rer J. s. COrneiII< Rector Of AZ Saint.
Church, Nsic York.
30 GovEsSEUR STREET, NEw YORK.
Dr. LlGHTHILL:
DEAR SR 1t is with great pleasure tender
you this acknowledgment Of my appreciation OF
the benefit have derived from ysur treatment
l present it that others, who may De suffering
from ike causes as myself through the publ
cation Of my experience, may learn that under
your care relief can be obtained
have been afflicted with catarrh for many
years, which al one time threatened the loss OF
my voice and undermined my general health TO
such An extent ~ to necessitate . suspension OF
cal treatment, however, afforded me sach in
valuable relief. that was enabled 70 resume
my duties, and to perform them now without
the slightest insonyenience.
Having the highest appreciation Of your med
zeal skill, and with many thanks for uniform
Kindness and courtesy,
i Am, dear sir, yours, very gratefully,
s. j. CORSE1LLE,
Rector Of AL Saints Church.
nov2s- tn, Th, SAtveov
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1t is reported that the man who in
vented Grant got himself outside of
quantity of something hot enough to
match the last half of his name, in
Washington, the other day, and rode
about the streets wrapped in the "stars
and stripes" He forgot the rest of the
programme, as Kirby used to play it at
the Bowery, long ago, viz: to "fire two
pistols and die like a"-Radical.
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REGISTERS OFFICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsnINGrON. ID. c.. Feb. -. IL

TREAsUkI IIEPAKINENI,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb -, 1863
John Livingston, Esq, Secretary herehdnts' UniO
Lao Company:
DEAR SIR:-rhe new Law Register and on
cial Directory, just issued, appears 20 have been
very carefully prepared, and we find IL Of great
service in the transaction Of the business OF this
Department. We think the work would prove
a valuable acquisition 10, and should DO on the
desk of, every prominent official, banker, mer
chant, and business man.
Respectfully, n. l.. JEFfRlES,
Register.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. "a 1855.
John Elimination, Esq, Secretary Merchants Union
Ldp Company NetO York:
DEAR SR:-Your new Law Register and ON
cial Directory just issued, appears TO have been
very carefully prepared and we think may De
of great service in the transaction OF the Ous'
less prove valuable TO every official, banker,
merchant and business man.
ALEX. w. RANDALL,
L. NJ. Genera
ST. JOHN Il. L. SKINNER
First Asst. =. M. General.
JOSEPH II. BLACKFAN,
Chief Clerk p. o. Dept.
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+. Il. SPINNER,
Treasuror of the United States.


WAsnNGTo>, ID. C., Feb. -, 1868.
John Livingston, Esq., Secretary Merchants Union
LdV COinpdnV: ON
DEAR SIN = Tho new Law Register and ON
cial Directory, Just issued, appears 10 have been
very carefully prepared, and We find II OF great
service in the Transaction of the business OF this
Department. We think the work would prove
a valuable ao acquisition 10 and should pc ON the
desk of, every prominent official, banker, tner'
chant and business man. -
Very respectfully, A. n. IENELY,
Third Asst. L. NJ. General.
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SunoCnIcd.

SYRACUSE, December 1.-Two en-
ployes at Greenway'S brewery, Edward
Hancock and Dennis, were sntfocated
by gas to-day.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR }

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
PENSION OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. %, 1863. y
John LiVinDstOn, Esq:
SIR:-The new Law Register and Official D
rectory, a copy Of which you were 30 kind a. "a
forward TO my address, will DO Of material ser
vice in the transaction Of the business Of this
office. The work has apparently been prepared
with care and great labor, and IL would be- oi
particular value, beyond doubt 10 every promi.
nent official banker, merchant and business
man. Very respectfully, yours,
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
Commissioner of PensiOns
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IT is the province of agricultural
papers to repeat knowledge, rather than
to give new. People forget, and must
be reminded. New facts worth record
ing are few and far between.
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rREAsrRY DEPARTMENT


OFFICE oP CONTROLLER or THE CURRENCY
WARRINGTON, Feb. %, IsC5. }
DEAR SR:-I have received your letter Of the
I'D inst, with copy Of the Law Register and
Official Directory" FOR 1863 I have not been
able TO give the work more than 4 cuTsOry Ell.
animation; think, however, that IL contains a
great deal Of useful information in 4 compact
form, and that 1t might be Of great service 10
bankers and business men whose transactions
are lisble 10 he extended through vRriOns SEC.
tons Of the country.
With thanks for your courtesy. remain
Very respectfully, yOurs,
II r. HULBURD,
Comptroller.
John Livingsteyl, Esq. Seerstdry Nsrehants Union
Lac Company, 10 Eroddiody, n. T.:
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Peb. -, ls6s.
DEAE SIk:-Your favor Of the I'D inst Is
received.
Accept my thanks for the copy Of the Law
Register and Official Directory which You have
been kind enough 10 forward 70 me. IL IL =
work which cannot fail 10 be valuable 20 bank.
ers, merchants and business men generally.
Very truly, yours,
II. AsCULLOCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
John LiUngEt0n, RSq., AerehGnn Union Law
Company, See York. mar9
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,u ,aurynroN n- C Feh. pa lee.

WASHINGTON ID, Q. FbU' n IoOo'
John LiviIgton, Esq., Secretary Merchants Union
Lac Company:
DEAR SIR The new Law Register and ON
cial DIRECTORY just issued appears 20 have been
very carefully prepared, and We ind It oil great
service In the transaction Of the business OF this
Department. We think the work would prove
a Iainable ACQUISITION 10, and should be on the
desk of every prominent official, banker, mer.
chant aud business man. .,
+. L. SPINNER,
Treaaurcr of the United States.
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NEW YORK!

NEW YORK:
PUBLISHED BY THE
MERCHANTS UNION LAW CohfANi l.
No. l2s Broadway, Third Floor, NJ,
lin the American Exchange Natona. Bank
Building.
~The Book will be sent, prepaid 70 any J,
address in the United States on receipt 81 lhN
DOLLARS; or, II will be forwarded by E'presS'
with bill, TO be paid on delivery.
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MAYORS OFFICE.


PITTSBURGH, PA November 10, 1863
Personally appeared before me, Horace s.
Snowden, Public notary in and for Allegheny
county, Pa, Peter Gelchsheimer, President,
and Nicholas Schneider, Vice President C..
Weiser, Treasurer Jacob Deitz, Secretary. and
Joseph Lang, a Committee of TIE German Or.
phan Asylum, each OF whom being duly sworn
according to law depOsed and said that Joseph.
inc Reichhard, aged fifteen. an inmate of the
German Orphans Asylum, Troy Hill had been
deaf and dumb from her infancy. She has lately
been operated upon by DIR. Lighthill, 296 Penn
street, for the cure Of her deafness, which re.
suited in marked success. She can now hear
and distinguish the human voice sufficiently to
initiate il, and consequently she speaks already
few words and is daily improving, both in
hearing and speech She Is still under the Doc.
tors care, who hopes to accomplish a complete
cure in time.
PETER GELCHsHEIMER President.
NICHOLAS SCHNEIDER, V. President.
G. WEIsEE, Treasurer.
JACOB DIETz, Secretary.
JOSEPH LANG, Committee.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 18th
day of October, 1865.
LIS HORACE S. SNOWBEN,
Notary Public.
An autograph Letter from George d. Prentice
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ARTIFICIAL EYES
INSERTED WITHOUT PAIN.

During the absence of DR.. Lighthil from
Pittsburgh, his associate Physicians, with their
assistonts, ara In constant attendance at his
Institute.
Should the interests of his patients require
it, DR.. Lighthil would repeat his visit to
Wheeling
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Esq EultOT oJ me 'LOuLStiue journal.
LOUISVILLE, November 5th, 1866
DR.. LIGHTHILL-DEAR SIR: am very
sorry to learn that yOu contemplate leaving
Louisville ct the end OF the present week.
earnestly wish that your engagements else.
where might permit you to remain here for a
longer time.
Your sojourn among US, DIR. Lighthill, will be
long remembered by our people. 1t has been a
blessing TO many. You have treated me and a
female member Of my family with great success.
You seem TO me 10 understand as by intuition,
the character Of a malady and its best remedy.
You have a multitude of patients in this city,
and / have not seen or heard of one 10 whom
you held out the promise OF relief without rem.
dering 1t. Yeur practice among US has been a
brilliant success and cheerfully recommend
you TO my friends and the public at large a. q
physician deserving the utmost confidence.
Hoping you may live long to be blessing to
additional thousands of the afflicted, am, very
truly, yours,
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTluL
YOUNG MIN

Who have INJURED themselves by a certain ,,
tice INDUCED In when alone, a habit frrqa,s.
learned from evil companions, or al sts, D,
effects OF which are nightly felt, svst "a
asleep, and II not cured renders marrIr 4
possible, and destroys both mind Ihi ~
should apply Immediately.
What pity that . young nan, the ~ Z
his country, tho darling Of his parent -.
he snatohod from all prospects and eElaJnai
Of life by tho consequence Of deyihtrg u
the path Of nature and indslging lora
secret habit. Such persons must, bsier =
tamplat,ny
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TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that after the
first visit they can take the treatment home
and use it until cured, without pain or Interrupt
ton to their usual vocation.
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ONE OF THE Most MARKA.
BILE CASES ON RECORD.

A MIRACULOUS CURE OF A DEAF AND
DUMB GIRL, AN INMATE OF THE
GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM,
TROY HILL, ALLEGHEN PA.
Sicora Statement Of all the officers Of TIA
Institute
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that sound mind aud body ~ ,
most necessary requisites 10 promote cos'sS
happiness. Indeed, without tbess The losy
through life becomes weary plpimAs' 5
prospect hourly darkens Ia the yiev l' -
becomes Swallowed with despair and tIsi "
the melancholy reflection that the baPPa's'
another bacomea bllghted With our osl-
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DR. JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College Of SDrrc,r,
don, graduate from one OF the post - =
Colleges in the United States, aud ~. -.
part Of whose life has been spent in ~ 80 go
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and ,l,s,S
has effected some Of the most Astoai,hips -.
that were ever known. Many truuH.l =
ringing in the head and ears wien a.lc-, =.
nervousness, being alarmed Al sudden - -
bashfulness, with frequent blushing 49,
sometimes with arrangement Of mind. T,r,.'
cd Immediately.
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REIMBURSEMENT or TaE rEE's

The many Thousands cured at vs. :. = - II !,
men. within the last twenty year az y -,
merous important Surgical OPsfA.l,D',' -, :
by DIR. Johnston. witnessed By D, w. =,
the sun, and many other paper 500 ... y. ;
appeared again and again before %, J,,.,rs
sides his standing A. a geBtlemAh 80! :. ).
and respcnsibiiity. /, a sufficient gai''i'I
afflicted. s-fti
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-03

Liquor Casa liquor suit against
Charles Towns, of the Island House, and
which we understand was commenced
some time ago, was brought to focus
on Saturday, before Justice Hyde. 1t
appears that the witnesses found it con-
venient to be absent On the day of trial.
The plaintiff appeared and was of course
ready to proceed and also plead for a
jury. The prosecution having wit
nesses, asked to have the case continued,
-.inh the court refused. They then
asked to enter a motto preo, ...l,ich the
plaintiff resisted, ON the ground that a
jury having been empanneled they were
entitled to verdict. The court sustain
ed this view and the jury Immediately
returned verdict of not gnilty. The
case excited some interest and we have
endeavored to make brief statement of
it. The number of highly respectable
gentlemen who so suddenly stampeded
out of town on the day of the court
caused no little amount of amusement.
For the State, G. B. Eddy, w. S. Myers.
For defendant, HE. Stoughton, C. f.
Arnold.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-03
WONDERFUL CURES.

West BRATTLEBoRo W.. Ian. 2, 1865.
DR.. URASS-Dear Sir:-0ne year ago was an al
most helpless sufferer from spinal disease which had
entirely FRUSTRATED my nervous system thas was
unable to leave my room could bear no noise and
but very little light without great pain 49, n
+. Ly strength was rapidly failing. and for months
had not been able to sec any one excepting those
who had the care of me.
AT this time notice Of your visit to sBrattleboIo
appeared and, as all the means at hand for my re-
covery had been used without any relief my friends
Immediately consulted you to ascertain your mode
of treatment. At their request consented &c place
myself under your care, though without any hope Of
benefit from such means, since the regular course of
treatment had failed to effect anything for me-
The result exceeded the expectations of the most
sanguine. After one treatment / was able TO take
my meals with tho family sleep well at night and
ride and walk daily
From that time. by closely and perseyerinsly fol-
lowing your directions my recovery has been so rap
id and constant as TO astonish every one who knew
my condition. 1t is with the greatest pleasure that
i take this means Of recommending to the sick and
suffering everywhere the same means which have
proved beneficial to me. and would specially urge
all afflicted tcds TO your services without
delay. FANNY NJ. WARMER.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-03
Good Resolves.

II is never out of season to reform,
leave off bad habits, or form good reso-
lutions, provided they are lived up to,
but the New Year is a peculiarly
good time to make these resolves. 1t is
period when we seem to start afresh in
the battle of life. Now therefore all you
young people, aud older ones, if you
have done we'll in 1867. strive to do even
better in 1868. If you have done poorly
or badly, or We will say wickedly, why
yea have even better vote to gain
FROM" and now is your time to take
new start Resolve firmly, and standby
your faith, and your faith viii stand by
YOU. If you are addicted to dissolutc or
bad habits-aad who among as have not
somehow is the time to, shake them of,
and emancipate eyrselvcs. Resolve to
be temperate, not inoaie bat in all things.
To abstain from Intoxicating drinks is
good and important, and yet it will
prove failure if you allow other vices
to canker in your social life, and es-
pccially if you allow them to increase in
the proportion to which you decrease
single one. Resolve then now, to leave
the evil and seek the good. We do not
specify, you all have monitor that will
do that, and above all make these reso-
lutions PRACTgCALi ..s....-i,..
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The Times ibr lSes.

Promises are so cheap that we do not
propose to put forth any high sounding
prospectus. Our arrangements this week
are not qnite as complete as We had
hoped to make them. on account Of tho
great amount of work in changing our
type, but sufficient to show our deter
mination. All who can afford to take SO
poor paper as we publish, are respect
fully requested to enroll their names
among our patrons Terms to all liz
Windham and Windsor counties, $500
a year, in advance. To distant subscri-
bers, or those who receive their papers in
single wrappers, $225, always in adj.
vance
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-03

BARToNsvILLE-.T The people of Bartons-
vile had pleasant Christmas gathering,
Notwithstanding the unfavorable wealth
err. The hall was beautifully hung with
evergreen, and appropriate notices, and
when called to order, the choir, under
the lead of Mr.. Burt, sang an appropri-
ate piece of music, and after prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Claflin of Westmoreland, N.
H., speech of welcome was made by
BENZ. Snow, Jr., Esq, in which he very
cordially included all. A Christmas
tree was very attractive feature of the
evening, especially to the children, and
all seemed to enjoy themselves. A silver
ring made and presented by Mr.. Willard,
for the benefit of the occasion, was bid
off by Mr.. Collins, of Leominister, Mass.
who acted as auctioneer for the occasion,
at five dollars.
They are having good singing-school
this winter, in Bartonsville, taught by
Mr.. Austin of Athens, who is received
with much favor.
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PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN.
WONDERFUL CURES.

To The Machias u5lcan-Gents AS Dr. Urnpn
of Boston is about visiting your place. and stranger
in these parts know very we'll, like most physic-
s eo3 s g n his o2B
as could get help in other way. as l had tried
every way and means in my power, resolved to try
him. l had been Obliged % walk on crntches for
my foot to the foor My spine and arm were also so
lara nearly to disable me- could not dress or
treated my case last Friday morning. and In less
than an hour after was able to walk home a dis
crutches, and have been gaining ever since write
this for publication, hoping that others who are su
ferng may. by knowing of my ease. improve the OPP
portunty offered them by this visit of Dr. Urann to
Machias. J. II. JORDAN,
Formerly Deputy Sheriff.
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WONDERFUL crREs


lVIIUWlIIB IFtUTOfF EFUTc5s:
REMARKABIE CUREs.-Dr. Urann, whom cur read
ers Will recolect made so many wonderful cures
while at Newport last April is still astonishing ev-
one by his remarkable and almost instantaneous
cures. Mrs Randall. of Bolton, c. H.. who has been
sick for four years, unable to sit up or to walk
miles to the steamboat and then to this place. arr-
wing at night; was treated by the doctor on Friday
morning; before night was walking about the room,
continually gaining strength. and ,oniked from the
Memphrcmagog House to the boat. Mr.. Badger Of
Troy, who was hopelessiy sick, was treated by Dr.
Urann last April, and is now a stout hearty man,
able to do good days work, having gained sixty
Coventry. who was very lame. not able to put his
foot to the floor and obliged to go on crutches was
also treated in April. He is tough and hearty,
walks without cane or crutches. and labors every
day.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-03

WEsTMNsTER-The youngest child
of Frank Richmond was very badly
scaided by falling upon and overturning
pail of boiling water last Saturday.
Though sadly injured the child is patient
ly enduring the pain and is improving.
Two Lyceums are in operation in West
minister now, one for the older, one for
the younger part of community. Last
Friday evening the usual crowded house
convened although it rained severely.
After sharp discussion, it was voted
almost unanimously that the rumseller
was greater pest to society than the
thief. 0. NJ. Metcalf gave good essay,
common sense and free from large words.
Messrs. Davis and John Morse are
pitted against each other for the discus
sion next Friday evening on the subject,
Whatever is, is right" An interesting
time will be had. Paper by Miss Addie
Farr. Mark Ward is the President Of
the evening.
The schools Of the town are doing a
good work. The central school under
Miss Susie Leach is showing superior
degree of punctuality and progress Miss
Ellen Peck teacher in the Pierce Dis
trict is very able and experienced in
structor and the pupils of that school
should improve their opportunity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-03
Married.

AT the Island House. in this village, Jan, l. by
Rev. n; Pierce Mr.. SYDNEY A. WHfPPLE, and
In Springfield, Dec. Is, by Rev. L. G. Bass, Mr.
GEO. 9; HASELT0N, and Miss ELLA J. LOWELL.
both of Rockingham. 1elFt 3ft 3rl3lt78
In Weathersfeld. Nov, 10Th, by Rev. B. Burroughs
Mr.. CHARLES A. ALLEN, and Miss EMMA A.
D0WNEk, daughter Of Mr.. Roswell Downer. all of
Weathersfeld. Q
In Dummerston Nov. IS by Rev. b. F. Foster
GEO; s. COOK, of Springfield. and HETTIE H.
GIBBS. of Dummerston. t1f .TlE.7f fli
In Charlestown. December 10Th. 1867, by Rev Hill
ton Bracket Mr. ELI FLANDERS, and Miss MARI
All ALl.BEE, both Of Morgan. BY the same, MT.
0SMoND FAIR. and Miss SURVIAH ALLBEE
both Of Morgan; The brides are twin daughters of
Cyrus Allbee Esq, of Morgan.