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Married, in Philadelphia, on the 2d of October, 1850, by the Rev. Joseph Sand ford, MT. Isaac N. Laning, of Trenton, to Miss Ruth R., daughter of Benjamin Van Scoick, of this county.

 The aboye marriage was kept entirely secret from all friends, until q few weeks since, when guests were invited to attend the wedding, the parson invited, &c. Sc. US. q. :.sc ceremony s., formed, paper was put into the parson's hands; 1t was the certificate of marriage four years old. A hearty laugh and much ioiliiy was of course the result. The young gentleman has been courtng regu- larly these four CT five years, married wo- man, and has in the mean time studied profession, and has been licensed as law yer Success to the neaciy married pair.

 .Jersea papcr.

 Why this is a curious proceeding. - Where, in the name of sense, did they keep the jfoar or jfire children, they were in honor bound to have, during these four or five years of their secret marriagel ltis deci- dedly "mysterious," and should be investi- gated. We fear that several little brats have had foul play. A bili of discorcry should be filed, and the parties forced 10 make full exhibit of all their core,i pre- ceedings.-Nat. Bonner.