A r Mu\ /*» If K A HI « A M IIaM- llfjThursday l«*t I ho young men inti fairmaiden*, in the neighb- rfilt;--l of Mt Kaglcand Howard, and aim. from the citv of•I. *. k Haven mid th- !•*.rough of H«*»i#»f««r*t*‘fwended their way, on f.«,t and in convoy.ancc*. I'V r.«ad and hv rail, to the residence • •• f .1 din i I \,* other*, of Mt. Inch- Mrle-ntl lt;r# i» w. known »»» the owner of anr»U*ft*ive j.ttlt;ry at Mt Kaglc, the p**-*lt;-*of of coftaidcrable wealth, and who*** name al»lt; figurlt; I prominently r re theD- roocratic nominating convention la*tfall, a* a lt;andidatc for the high office and dignity of Mmnff Nor wa* thi* all that our friend leather* Am«ne hi*nw»»t valuf 1 irea-ur*4 w»»- a daughter whrwe lovely character and attractive prr**»n made her the idlt;d of her fond parent and the admired helle *4 all th** region around If - r name va M»m Mattic and her lover arid prewenl husband m Mr. Frederick S Bow-er, a substantial, well-to-do tiller of the anil and rcaident of Ml. Ki|k The cere, mony wa* performed at if r m., at the residence of the bride'* father, in Mt Kagle, Hev. Long, of the Dim iplc* church, I-nck Haven, officiating. Ilt;ove, unseen, but «till with potent power, stooped down and made the roup!* one in that mo#t *alt; red hour. J Before one hundred wltne****, their hand*, 1 their fortune# and their heart* were unite.1, and it wa* a union of which the god* approved. The cofttume of the bride wa* of garnet *ilk, beeutifully made. The groom * •uit wa* of neat black, Prince Albert *lyle. The effect of the ceremony wa* rendered more itnpr***ive by the presence and aid of two lovely brideVtnaid*, Mi**o* Minnie Hoy and KHa leather*, al*o beautifully attired. Mea*r*. William I«*athcr* and Samuel Bower submitted their hand*otne per*on» for the occa*ion to *erve a* groom men.After the ceremony the a«*cmbled company were invited to gather around a table *pread with mo*t delicious viand*. Kvery effort wa* put forth to make all thing* correspond with the importance of the occa-•lon, and the fea*t wa* partaken of withmuch appreciation. The present* receive*! were numerou* and costly, eliciting universal admiration. Entering a* they do upon matrimonial life with *uch glowing prospect*, we are *ure our highest wi*hn* for their future happinea* will be more thanrealised.