New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18

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n proceed at once bring the courtship 10 an end Dy
marriage. The lady however, appeared TO nave ou, NJ
tie confidence in him She told MN OF several ers 70
whom he ready TO promise, sue Fefy
believed he had promised each one with as much apPa
rent sincerity he had her. She had also made up her
mind TO bring 10 end and a. 10 marriage sue
did not believe that with many girls 10 whom
he paid attention likely to be bt more constant
after marriage. This was a ellneher. Inc young man
then said those are your sentiments WI, .esvs
"be.' The lady walked one way and the gentleman the
other
The Nyw LAW OF MAHRiAGE.-The late Legislature
Of New Hampshire passed la" abolshng the 2id Eye
TEN of publication OF intention Of marriage also pro-
yidinr that al persons intending marriage, shall make
known their intention 10 the town clerk oi me IOWA IN
which they respectively reside and that the clerH 'a
record the names residences aud OF the par,es Inc
CLERK il compelled give his certificate that such notice
Res teen given and is allowed fifty cents Tor the same
minister, Justice OF the peace VINO INJURIES without
frst receiving this certificate is liable to hne Of sixty
dollars Parties desiring may receive tnelr cerhcae
Immediately after giving notice Of their Intention Parties
living in this and going into another TO DC narreh
are reonired upon their return 10 reside file with the
cerk Of the towns where each lived certificate Of their
marriage, under penalty OF ten doilars
ABREacH OF PROMISE CAsE.-An officer Of station no.
was called upon in Boston Tuesday by stout IRISH
lass who stated that she had cese that demanded his
immediate attendance He quickly followed, and was
taken into one IL the upper rooms O house where sat
upon stool stupid looking lishman, smoking short
ard dirty pine Upon entering the the woman com
seems had promised % marry the ncensed ar one mad
walked with her upon the Common, had treated her 70
soda and candy the apothecaes but had finally at the
critical moment backed As she talked, thetase one
lmoked and wked, and winked and smoked but never
word be said The being beyond the cure Of the OFF,
GER be, after few words OF advice to the woman de-
parted.
How TO MoUSr A HoRsE.-A letter from az officer on
board the L. D. nip ST. Marys, dated At ST. Mays An
ehor Peru published in The Burlington Free Press gives
ludicrous description Of the mode Of mounting horse
The women do all the work, and tie men are good for
nothing set Of gamblers and thieyes The women ride
on the hind quarters Of their horses without saddle
eToss-egeed with the load the horse in front. They
noun; the animal by taking hold Of his long tail making
loop W doubling II up, AID caspng with one hand ths
upper and lower parts Of the and then putting one
foot the loop and tie other foot the joints ., e
horses leg. they ascend as if going up stars ny
u.usIly stand erect the horse before sitting '"
The horses never kick or STIR.
Thomas and Jerusha Bacon OF Ware, who have recently
Gccea.ed-the former a the age of 30 ears tne AT O.
- epoyed their matrimonial life sixty ysHs. III!
Lad II Children - grand children and ever 20 in1ny
er,af crard-sh llGrtL--one 81 "he'h, - - .f ~
narr'sd end the mother Of a cil1 %. 'l- u..-
Ito.ras Bacon was . pasrOs oi the hege'1'-oA-