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Couseouen,e ofsa Hoaz. On Saturday last a
notice of a marriage was handed to US for publica


ton, and having no doubt Of its Authenticity, as
we knew the person who brought it, we complied


On Monday morning, however, the principal in
the affair met Us in the stree. and demanded the
reason why we brought his, name before the pub


lie so unwarrantabIy. We soon satisfied him we
wete imposed upon, by exhibiting the copy and
naming the person who handed It to u.s. For
moment he seemed petri6ed with ,amazement, bat
presently, his limbs shook with conynlsive action


and he dropped down in "a dreadful fit, a sad spec.
iacle of suffering. A large crowd assembled. and
were the author Of he distressing scene present


though his heart, nigh, be as hard as fnt and
though he might live century, themscoundrels
memory would ever after be hadated with gloomy
and bitter "reminiscences of his wauton, witless


mean, daslardly tsifing with the feelings of that
unha ppq man. # a. ;; sIEalJas Recorder. =