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A Marriage-Al'nost If for nothing else, New Hampshire Thanksgiving this year, is memorable for one important and interesting incident in the history of lovers It was appointed as the wedding day of young Physician to 1.-the prettiest and most inter- esng girls, in town just over the line and but short distance from this city. The morning came, and the Physician, who resides in this State repaired early to the home of his destined bride The time appointed for the ceremony was ? o'clock P. M. The guests were invited, and had already began assemble the tables were spread and the Paso1 ready to mpar his

 private discussion arose between the intended bride and her swain the propriety of attending evening meetings.

 Through the whole courtship. which had been lengthy, the parties had often attended meeting to- gether, and prayed and conversed in public around the same altar; but suddenly, and at this juncture the worthy and courageous Doctor demanded 2 so- emn promise from his fair one That she would at- tend no more evening meetings" With an impu- dence which became a woman, she refused to prom ise sacrifice her privileges upon trivial point which so enraged the lover that he bid her final adieu and departed in a coach which stood at the door-L0,DeU Advertiser