Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

increases them by new sons Of light,
alike radiant with immortality. ss ii
roa3 Serving q Subpoena. lt I,
IT is singular what shifts love will
make 10 accomplish its object. Bolts
gates and bars are Of no avail against
Cupid's pick lock CONFERENCE.-The Gun.
ming will devise many ways and means
10 open them all. A young gentleman
had courted fair lady in this city and
il was supposed the two in time would
become one. Some lituc quarrel, of
,rval nature, ss lovers quarfels gencr.
ally are, &C cured. Neither wonld con.
fess tho wrong 10 De or their side
Presents and correspondence were mu.
tually sent back, and the match was bro,
ken of. The young gentleman imnedi.
| ateIy started off for New Orleans, 10
enter the CONNIE rcial business, thinking
lthat distance would lesson the attach.
ment he really felt for the young lady.
| When the woman is injured-or
thinks she is injured by one she loves,
! she is more apt than the male sex to
bite of her own nose," as the saying is,
TO inf1ict pain, and be revenSed upon
The offending objects. a :,
i A gentleman, who the young lady had
once rejected, renewed his proposals and
was accepted within week after her
old lover had embarked Tor the South:
4 On reaching New Orleans he found
that distance, instead Of weakening the
attachnent, only made the lady dearer,
f and he became melancholy; and low
spirited. ID The frst letter he received
from New Nork announced that his old
{; fame was to be married to another
His course was quickly taken; the mex:
i, morning saw him board packet ship
/ bound for Now York. .''7 80
k The passage unfortunately, was long,
and the poor fellow chafed and lretted SO
/ much that 1.-The passengers began to think
# him deranged, or else fugitive escap,
Q inc from Justice. The instant the YES.
g sci touched the wharf he darted for The
It Office Of his friend the lawyer; it is to
= be supposed the latter was much sur
}. prised to sea his friend, imagining him
n 10 be a couple Of thousand miles away
o After the usual salutation he exclaimed
o l"My dear fellow. you are just in time t.
!. sec the wedding Of Miss------.yourol oil
d sweetheart, who is to be married at l,
E, o'clock this morning. To tell the truth
/. | don't believe there is much love abou
q, II. and / really believe that the gir
10 thinks moro of one hair Of your hea
: than OF the fortunate groom's Who'll
IS body. g,,a 5.s lc&.. 49, ,"% 2.i~*
,e "Good Heaven! where is: she to b
Q. married yin church'!" - a.. >a5
e-l "No. AT her fathers house" M.
al "My, dear Cellow-I-yes-no-yes.
o. will have it. Have you any case con
n: ing on in either Of the courts at
n; o'clock % 'i-.',.'' ..,a.s. =. rse.;.,'I 81
Sc l., "Yes." ."p.,.,,..,,r.a aat II ,s,H-a . d !.
,r.E "Then e6ll up q subpoena with Il
n. bride .gtoom's. name. Don't stop TO al
of any questions. II matters not wheth
nj he knows any thing about the parties
on the suit.a BY Heavens, Julia shalt !
mine.." y t.sf" s'2.'"2 ,t1,. {; '''' -. y
ID, His friend saw the object at once, al
lie, promised 10 carry on the matter. 81
to. lsubpena was made, out and placed p.
NC. the hands of clerk to serve on the u
the suspected bridegroom in the instance
lily was seen 10 leave his residence, and
no. despatched in 81 a. cab. to watch
se. house. Abo ut ten minutes before 9
ity, ven, as the soon TO be happy man v
We. about entering q coach before the dc
of OF his residence he was served with
cry subpoena. go, 5.. pay e;ut,,8
as "Can't help i.,"' said .he clerk,
:ial reply TO his gesticulations, about, !
the knowing the parties, going to be m
bile sied,, &C. ave .shan't reach the j
fore now before 1.-the case is the first n
has on the caIender--heayy fine and
eed lpri sonment for. contempt" sya.,f.
deal The bridegroom, who was Of a tir
in. nature finally consented, particularly
,.-tthe e tefk' prornisei to send friend
ON. his. who sat in the cab, wrapped I
spe, large cloak. to the house Of the bridt
L. expectation, explaining the reason
ace his absence. The reader can itnae
rs who this person was? as'o hMo ~
has i Eiev en O'Clock came; but still
nelly bridegroom. The guests were starinI
gout] bach 'otfiet-the priest began to grow
ade; patientMatid the Bride that was tc
sites looked palo and asitated,E whena
save| fiage drove up. The Bell rang, and s'T'
lor he R. ."mor,n ured many voices: a,
! the ina a did enter, whose appearance ere
lisy, aldiost ds much astonishmeht as IN,
hi i, Edward Ravenswood ia the Hal
i bslAshton Castlei at the mafriags Of i
anos Ashloa. l. sso,''s Sa q iTgrde sds'f"l o LAM
sbaa a A. Ths iaay.rafn,ed; private EXPLAIN,
ljvsakensued between, ,hsf parents ald the
e. theI a and the fesdk was that ia ten 1
.iuas bates Gait{sr,, !, the Two real lovers were
4, 90. Lad IN Ia fhS sacred bonds q inatrin
rhas[ much Is fASS sayi4fxetf6n o1 ~. ~ =.
soplaIs lfhs Bride sSroon,a itt Vas y 8