From khe Neo- York Irareiier and Times.

 STOLEN KISS.
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Or the Philosophy ct Matram0ny.

 The following anecdote, related of a highly respectable and talented clergyman, now preaching within the vicinity of Lynn, Mass, is from the Messenger, published in that town. It appears that this clergy man had been settled for some time, and had got pretty we'll along in years, when he became conscious, in reference to worldly matters, there yet remained one thing needfnl, to give him that weight of character which it was desirable he should possess, and also to enhance if not perfect his earthly felicity, viz. an help mate.- Immediately on the conception of this idea. he began anxiously to look about; but having neglected this important matter so long, as might have been expected, he im- bibed many of those strange and unac- countable notions, so peculiar to the single blessed of either sex, after they had att taincd certain age; and these operated to his disadvantage in such wise, that he found it extremely difficult to select one at whose side he thought he could, without