Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-07-30

MY love viii always lOIDW NY ChlL, now
ever deeply may be greved BY her errors"
Thank you, dear father, thousand thanks.
ask not lJr your gold. believe that shall
exchange il for true gold, which, though il looks
not bright and giiucring 10 III. eyes Of men, viii
vet be 10 me a mine Ol wealth, 10 which thaI
which fills your Golfers will ). NJ comparison"
CHAPTER :.
"llauy, Lucy, dO; the hour for the wedding
is past already, and they are not very puucIyu
al Judge WinsIow's. Come, the carriage Is al
the door; ! would not miss seeing the ceremony
for any thing. want 10 know now Mary looks
throwing herself away--wheihcr she appear, IS
happy as she has done along. Poor gri, she ii
repent il vet. most bitterly. Such things may
seem very romantic beforehand, but when the re-
al poverty comes, it is bitter thing Well,
here we are. and, dear me. all the world Is here
besides. Who ever thought there would be such
a turn OUT but suppose they fe, curious 10 see
how il went of. And, besides, ! suppose II IS
Alarys las, appearance in The bSau monde. Her
father makes the wedding, but she is not 10 have
a cent Of his properly, 50 Of course she viii sink
INTO nsignifcance al once. Twas to have been
bridesmaid if she had married any body decent,
br, vonId have no hand in s,,ch an affair a. this.
The,a ,re shall moi he ahIe 10 see any Thing now.
,bnrs,s sncb cro,yd-can Won br.ahel''
80 yes. do very well if ! could only see any
thing. Why, Ann, thought you said he was
not here
"Wbol"
"Why, he, our milronaire--our boau--our
travelled beau, whose fume have been dining
in vour oars so lono."
| .Wrll. he isn',2he could not have come 10
town without nv knowing IL have been on the
Ilook.ou, for"
There! there he is again-step this way and
vou'Il see bin--the Bridegrooul Os Icr!"
"Whois the brideprooml"
"Whv, Henry Ashlev."
"To be sure he Is: didn't tell YOU tha, wa.
his name!"
but YOU said he was a clown and beggar'
"Well, he is."
"Weil he isn't; he is the very man who has
turned the heads of all the girls in B.,
this"
"Where, Lucy!--I don't believe you see the
bridal party"
| why, there, Ann, Just opposite US on the 9th
er side Of the saloon, with Mary Wn>low's handl in
his, and the priest and the book, and the ring
So you may as well strike your colorS, for Henry
Ashley Is married man"
81 don't believe he is, Lucy. Mr.. Williams,
Of B, wrote Judge WlnsIow that he knew
him well, and that he was poor as job. saw
the letter myself"
"lmpossiblc. Ann. Mr.. Williams and Ashley
are sworn friends, and he knew well that he was
as rich as -. there is Mr. W 'I''amS ho"' sa'
Iuung them, lol1 not Nho" ne was III '1"h'
truly Lucy t9iS !s,. IS strange aHar' hel me
see' what dld Mr. i'lahS Sa! in 'ha' Ict'ef'-
was someIhlng ike ms '''a' HIS 'a'cl'S were
MS choi fortune anu INA. % ne 'n1ueI' 'c possess, $
cd energy enough 10 Se' ."'ooS'l ue "o''o ~
some way oroiher' ana as or'ne po""l'' lie 'LouSl
Mary hand mlght supp! mat
doubtless he thought what he SAID Ashley
is acknowledged everywhere 10 De man OF Drli'
liant talents, but most people prefer the Wea'n
10 the vii"
mere comes T'DS' Is'n 's,l n'
He will be astonished' he felt dreadiuI!iy '6
think Mary would s'ooP so low lie was In'ro,
duced to Ashley here one day. and ne stared ana
treated hlm as II he had been 0rIcRayer' don
you think; and then alter ne was gone he gave
Mary real lecture Tor asSoclaIns WIN Such Nu'
gar people. twas when was wishing herc' ahl
| heard it ALL"
GOOD evening" Mr' Caro'TerS' W! COUSIN ",
Miss Lucy Carpenter from B. NouIl
you believe, Mr' Caro'ners, COUSIN Lucy say
she is well acquainted win Mr' A"n'cy' ana ne "
as rich as a Jew. Don't you think II IS wicked
10 deceive people so!