Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

| tnlnk L SiOuI0 KNOW WNieu IS WHICH. h-
readily as they know themselves br look
ing in the glass7 But Suppose must
answer them and tell them which deguer-
reotype fancy most Let's sec again, 1
rather fancy this one most, all hui iha
black moustache: and ysi j. is becoming
too. Eve didn't object 10 Adam suppose
because the Maker made him. with s.
moustache and manly beard. if Easyr 81
him don't know wheher should snoar
IT off some night or not. | hope that IS
FRANK. but marx. some one win .a.hsr
on the steps, it is n strange voice.
/ Fan had scarcely time to hide The LISTERS
and daguerreotyPes before her father enter
ed with O tall and noble looking youth
whose face appeared the very imRge she
had Just admired 50 much and hoped
Franks
My daughter, Mr.. Manly said her
father. Fanny rose and blushing, bnde him
welcome.
But this is no, your daughter Fanny,
Mr. Drew?' said Frank with mingled
air Of admiration and asionishment.
Yes, forgot; my youngest daughter,
Fanny answered Mr.. Drew; and this,
Fan is Mr.. Frank, and just from Cincin-
na,i.'
Blu, am very much deceived con,in-
ued Frnnk.
And disappointed, too,' said Fanny
blushing.
Most ogresably. most agreeably disap-
pointed answered Flank. That was
lovely face with which you cheated US but
This | now behold is l1veler ,lii!'
Vow seem to speak in riddles interrup.
ted Mr.. Drew.
i dion, tell you, father said Fanny
coloring like q rose, that sent my dagur
reotype TO Cincinnati-'
For young men TO laugh at' interrup-
ted her father. 'Where, Fanny is your
modesiy and
Your daughter, SIR said Frank, who
saw how much the blushing Fanny need
ed his assistance, your daughter, OF whose
beauty, virtues, and accomplishments We
have all heard so much. was requested by
her brother-in. law To send her aaguerreo-
type TO Cincinnati; but >he whose m,,iesty
il seems, is only equailed by he's vii AHA
OS1utN. uc|tlNc1 uo All Wv ootiItbS va SpsHC
other very pretty face indeed, but still in
my opinion, f,r inferior to her own
Fanny smiled and blushed. and Frank,
in fine. bad fallen desperately in love With
her al opce.
'Bu, your visit here, said Fanny-your
unexpected cali, had but Just receiv.
ed
What had you just received!' exclaim'
ed her father, 'daguerreotypes of course
Yes two onguer eotypes,' SAID Frank.
%: fudge! these new inventions. NUT
tered Mr.. Drew. 'Thev'll marry hy nj
by, by telegraph! and-bu, why didn't they
come like men, themselves and bring their
faces with them''
'One did. said Frank, 'and humbIv hopes
his presence may not prove unpleasant to
the lovely being whose ottractlof. drew
hun hther.'
Cousin Ellen would blush to near you
compliment her so, said Fanny.
'lf cousin Elien's blushing mode her hall
as lovely as yourself, said Frank. she
would not long remain in want OF lovers.
Yes should judge so, from !he praise
WUIIll UCl OuiO hps Nti Vpff tfA 'ti-.-s-a
from two young men N cincinnati eo7-
wered Fan.
WAS Ned's sristle then SO rsry despsr-
a,e,' inquired Frank
'Hcart-rending, answered FannT.
Send the letter aud picture out Go Kil-
en-, then, as quick as possibe-celadod
Ned said Frank.
Need add, that Frank, wi;hl0 q month,
returned 'happy man. 70 Cincinnati. with
as happy and as fair little vile es eyss
blessed the 10, of man.
And need further add, that Fanny sent
the letter and daguerreotype of EDWARD
Irving to her pretty cousin Ellen. that FL
len was delighted with II, and that Nod
had business on TO Boston shortly after
Franks leiicuous arrival in the west; and
that hs also, with happy wife. returned
happy man 10 CINCINNATI and TINT Ellen
did forgive her roguish Cousin Fan for
playing such q trick upon her.
Praises to the memory and genius Of
Daguerre, and praises to the man who first
invented letters and the art Of writing yer.
SIS. To them is due the happiness of ma
ny happy souls; In ;hemthe name oi Messrs
Manly Brothers & Co., of Cincinnati, and
to them this most intensely interesting sto-
ry OF The THREE DAeuERaEorYPfs
Most Of our business firms on Saturday
refused to take bills on the Erie Bank. AT
Erie. Pa, and we are informed that trsv-
elers on all the routes between this city
and New York. refuse to accept them
Who would hail from Erie. or carry Erie
shinplasters ia his pocket
Chicago Tribune
Rev. James Cook, n citizen ot the Uni
ted States, who has recently been travelling
IN Europe, met many ouirage> in Hung n
from the Austrian auihorities; and weS Il