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"A.'an was unchanged, ana choice extra brands were
ne'a at Iol prices. Southern flour was in moderate
demand, with sales Of about l 200 AGO bbls ;,
ooos'pg within the range Of the above quotations.
Rye flour firmly held within the range OF
our quotations. Corn meal was unchanged and sales
hmNed In wheat, common and medium qualities were
oui, wnue PRIME TO choice red and white were
enases The sales were coD0ped to 5000 900 bush
els, including prime white Southern at 81 So prime red
40 az 81 o. and mxct Wisconsin and Chicago spring at
PIT Rye was quiet at soc. Ole. Corn was less buoy.
ant and prices rather &c BIER The sales embraced aby,
1900 bushels Including Northern yellow at $50
jersey ana southern DO. at SOC. 90c good choice
Souhein white al soc 93c and Western mixed p3c
Oa,s were in good demand prices sitter with sales
Gle. a 62c. "
Cof1sEE The market was firm, while sales were mode
rae Inc transactons embraced about 200 bags Rio at
lp54c. q l2c.
COTTON The sales embraced about 700 bales, includ
ing ZOO In transitu sold befo the receipt of tho Per.
s'as news After IT came to hand the make, vas ,ess
acVe ana sort OF pause ensued while prices were with
out quoiable Charge
fkhGn1s 10 Liverpool about 800 bbls rosn wcrc
nRst ed AT Is. Iod 45o bales Of cotton at I'D 5000
hut ana 5000 bead slaves engaged at l5s ana 100
nats OF compressed rags. To London so terces India
beef were engaged at is Cd; and 10 Bremen 25 tons
measurement goods were taken atp.t.
PROVISIONS -Poik--Tne market was heavy while sales
10 ois embraced about 400 IBIS including mess at
SlS closing with buyers $l7 90 prime was at $2 rs
si3 Beef dull and sales confined to about $50 bb
including country prime at 90 so 81 do at s8 37
So 5vi Iepacked Western at 50 90 Sill rs, aud
Extra 90 Si2 80 Sl3 prime mess was nominal at SIT
s21. Beef hams unchanged, and the sales limited
icon was steady with sales o? spring light niddles at
91Sc and 100 bbls rough 81 les were sold sac Lard
vac sun with sales Of about $50 bbls at 1ikc 11c
was firm.
SUGARS were firm. The sales embraced about 600 hhds
New Orleans were sold by auction at exc. Isle,
showing an Improvement Of about iSc Hc; 100 hhds
were also sold 70 the trade including 300 New Orleans at
&C. TAG, 200 Porto Rico at Ice. with GO choice Cuba
muscovadoa at &c, and 200 do. melado APT.
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PERU.

There is much from Peru. Everything s quiet
there though the people still talk of revolution and the
overthrow of President Castillo; but win probably oil
end smoke. So long he has funds with which TO
carry on the affairs Of government, pay his officials &C.
there is not much danger Of ousng him. correspondent
writes of daily It's said
one persons Assassnated during last month
in Lima Callao and vicinity Business s completely
para yzed in Caao and Lima, with but little prospect Of
au Improvement.
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ECUADOR.

BY private letters from Lima learn that Guayaqul is
still closely bockaded by the Peruvian squadron, and
said that Admiral Mapatiqui allows all sorts of
be committed against the Guayaquiancans
Don Bryno Mao bad just arrived at Lima from Ecuado
in the capacity of Minister and IL said that the object
he MISSION ID TO negotiate the reuewa OF friendly rela
tons between the republics 1t Is thought that bot
parties becoming disguised with tho present state
thpps
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AIIlgaL or THE NOR THEM LIGHT.
Two Weeks Later News from
the South Pacific.
Another Attempted Revolution In
Chile and Another in Bolivia.
THE WAR BETWEEN PERU AND ECUADOR
&C., &C., &c.


The steamship Northern Light, Captain Tinklspaugh
arrived last nsh from Aspin WALL whence she sailed on
the 22d INST.
The Northern Light with 257 passengers, arrived at
Aspnwal on the Goth u The passengers on the FOLLOW
ing morning crossed the Ishmus to Panama on the regu
lar eight O'Clock train.
The N. L. went do we'll provided, having sufhcient
quantity Of COAL aud provisions TO bring her back
to New York. Even her lcehouse was stored for the
round voyage. 1t would seem that the old Commodore
guarded against every contingency and had no favors to
ask tho reguar ne, purchases TO maze from the
merchants butchers, who stood ready to supply him
for the cesh
The Ozabs. from San Francisco, arrived at Panama at
Gas the 2ls inst. Her passengers, $40 in nu
Der, came by the Northern Light
The Jamssown and 81. Louis vessels Of war of
San Juan Gel Norie.
The Roanoke Brooklyn and Relief were at Aspnwsli.
The Brooklyn would the Esd inst for Porto Beo,
to take on water and Themes direct TO Vera Cruz Iaeu
tenant Edwards OF the jamestown, home sex
leave. That ship is very short Of officers.
The British SHIPS Caesar, Disdem ana Valorous were at
San the Goth when the Clyde eft but the former
was about making sail for England, ria Vera Cru Tie
assk expected San Joan 20 take her place there
The steamer Coda, from Valparaiso and iatermsiiae
ports with two weeks later intelligence from the west
coast Of South America Panama the 2st inst
The amount of had freight for Europe
unusually lowing to the disturbed state OF affairs in
Chile particularly the mining districts-being only
s.07,3s5.
We are placed in possession Of advces from Valparaiso
to the I'd inst Coqumbo, 80; Iqaue, eth africa, nth;
Islay, 6th Callao, 18th, and Paita 18th.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, March 30-6P. H.
ASHES The sales embraced about 81 bus pots al &c.
Pearls were quiet at 5J<c
bkkADsruFss-floar-The market opened with beavi-
ness Ior common to good grades OF state We era,
WINE good 70 choice extra brands Arm, and at the
close the market exhibited more sue,gsa.
demand The salee embraced about 10000 bbls. closing
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DIX Ia GRASGE-DMxoNco --On Tuesday, March Co. at
St. AIMS church. by Rev. ID. Carwin, FRASs OrARp DE
LA GRANGE, of COgnac, France, TO JosEfHSE MAEK DEL
MoNIco, only daughter OF the late John Deimonico.
DERRicK-MooRs. Tuesday evening, March 20, at
the residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev Samuel
Spear .. D., Mr. SAs L. DERRICK, of this city, Miss
Hattie, only daughter Of William h. Moore Esq, Of
fsroo kiyB
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BOLIVIA.

There has been another attempt at revolution in b.
iva against the of President Lnares but be
is active for his enemies and has been successful
In this instance well former occasions, In putting
down all the insurrectioDary movements against him.
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There no change in our money market, which con-
tpues to be eutted with idle money. Exchange closed
pretty steady for the Cunard steamer bankers were
asking 1929 4 for sterling, and 5.1Ss Six for
francs. The Asia took out 1927 ,74o IN specie
The bears the stock Exchange pursued their vcto.
again this morning. and prices again receded
The decline partially aided by the from Europe
aiso by advces Of small traffic on the Western roads
The chief of the fall however the bammerng of
obbes Who in the absence of purchases from out
size, sway the market they please Among the
Western stocks the one which suffered most to-day
was Rock Island, which was hammered down
to 65X, but recovered after the second board
to 563f. Michigan Southern guaranteed continues to
be sold freely ever; ii declined 4 in the forenoon
but recovered after the close 40x an advance OF x
snce yesterday. The admirably selected extract from
the companys report which given to the press some
days ago has been worth many thousands dollars to the
sellers. Gaena likewise depressed. New York Cen
trail lower in the morning, but rallied Afterwards The
prmest stocks the list were Hudson River Reading
and Harlem preferred. Hudson is being freely taken,
II is supposed by new buyers. State stocks and bonds
are firmly held. The condition of the market is such that
believers the recovery of the West this year can hardly
20 wrong in purchasing at present At the close Of the
day. prices were unsettled the following being the closing
quotations.
Tennesseee e1zsa o. Mssouris, $50 s0I; vIrgnias,
97Z 90; New York Central, TN 77sI; Erie, 10 q
1o,s; Harlem, IL 12%; Hudson River, 32I q; Read
ing, 5o< COX; Michigan Central, sou 5o1; Michigan
Southern 12h a12% Southern preferred, 4o1s 4os{;
Panama, 117H 1l7A; Illinois Central. 67Js a67z; Ga
lena 81 6TX; Toledo, 24s Is; Rock Island SO 5e1S;
Illinois Central bonds, e1l4 9ld; Pacific Mail 77ss
Tx.
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chronological Examinations, with Charts
and ull written descriptions, given daily ut FOWLER
WELLS. 3O8 Broadway.
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Ss, ..s IRE few '.;s o. sr, her,
IS a.s s 81 iSa -. a s @ d %
pal Office, ~ canal street Price 70 cent?
Prudent Fo~shoughi.-A Few Dogs Since
With .surd ibe death Of some Iias o, ea pers ns
hi escsps as - fact ssl he u aauarsd
cpe o. elegant sprog style hs. .h,ch he hAa par
spr,s.g. ls68.-L~ary u Ca. Introduce the
Eriur .y,e Of sso'-mens sh hats ts day Nos snhs
They Please Ladies' and Chiihren.--If you
have ut procured your es, covering at cAcrRsts
call Will convince you OF the excellence OF his articles
Have You a Fear Of D~ath by Dro,vinss
Vest Company Hro.away. Thsss sarmr mis- are
ytt be converted into life preservers thirty
Hair Dye, Black ~ Bruwn.-Thirty-
seven cent: box The cheapest and best In the world
pot at s.ulI = aS Grand street, T.; A HAYES Srook-
Hnl's Hair Dye-50 cents n Box. Black or
hsown Beat In use Sold at No Barclay street, AMI all
Barry's Trscopherons - the Rest and
cheapest article nr dressing, identifying cleaning curias
preserving and rssorng the hair ladies' try IL sold by ali
Cry Hair-lss Diseases, Fall, Change OF
color 1ry the wonderful rsnooan Guid
Twelfth street, near Broadway
Rupture Cured by Marsh Il Co.'s Radical
sure GusA They ALSO keep ak elastic for vsricose
ntoe made 70 order. No vesey street, House. n Y
Iake HeaItbful Physical Exercise NJ
FOODS Gymnasium No East TWENTY. eighth street.
A. w. Fnb<r's Lead Pemcils Sold ut Retail
o all sstione's 2. wholesale only by EBEHHARD FAsE6,
sosss reduced In price at REDFUxDS 43 sixth avenue
". fnnce Salams"Cer Safes With Patent
oroof paFlor sRes Iepot l92 Pearl street Wi. remove
april 10 u Murray street. corner college place
RO89FT NJ PATRICK.
Grover 4 Bakers CeioDraaed
FAMILY SEWING NACarHEs,
as broadway.
Wheel q Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Once 800 Broadway, n. 7.
Chest OF Good Tea for One Dollar. ALSO,
zen pounds coffee for 81. At CHkIs1IAEsuNa, No.
Chambers street.
A Chest OF Good Tea for One DolIar.- Also.
ten pourds coffee for g. at CHRIsTIAKSONs ZIG Green
witch street
Ba1lOu's Improved French Yoke Shirts
Cop righsd New style made order and f
N II. Dht
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Court Calendar-Thls DaV.

SgYTxMx CoURr-Circuit-Part 1.-The Stephens casc.
PartSNos. 99t $50, 905, 997, 999 1908, 1905, 1907
l0l3, 1915 1928 i025 1922 l345 1885, 1885, 10a 1913
1045, 1047, 102eiI. 1881, 1888.
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Looking Glasses, OH Paintings and Frames.
GOOD AND CHEAP, At p. WHIr1yOCKs,
No. $50 Canal, opposite Wooster street
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The Latest Drawings OF the Legalized Lotte-
res, reported 10 WOOD, EDDY Co,
MANAGERS or TIE
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.
Official Drawings by Telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTERIES.
The bscrbers Commissioners appointed by the Governor
Of the State Of Delaware sup"ntend the drawing of
terry authorized BY the Legislature having this day attended
the draw OF the Lottery the Benefit Of of
do hereby certify that the following the numbers
which we're v b day drawn from the wheel, VIZ
EXTRA GLASS No. Dos, MARCH 80 1859.
II, II, 3d. sc, *, S. O. e., "a, SO, a. O.
CLASS No. aO6, MARCH 80. 1859
~ 49, 49, % Ca IS, o. 80, 81, 80, 16, 81, 49,
And that e sad numbers drawn which
Witness hands, at Wilmington Del this wedne sday
March 30 1852 J GEyF SEA- T.. GORDON commissioner
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
The sutscribtrs Commissioners appointed TO superintnd
following the which were this day drawn
from the wheel, viz
CLASS No DOB, MARCH 30, 1852
IL, 1. II, 90 s. &c, 90, Is, OIL, 49, g. q, IL.
ExrnA CLASS, No. 2Os. MARCH 80, 1850.
49, 81, "a, So 8, 7S 49, es. ~, ~ g. 20.
And that TIC said numbers drawn the order in which
they stand above.
w. io'' L P. Dua8s' Commissioners.
WOOD, EDDY co W s hsS,.. Dsl srs,s
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BalIou's Improved French Yoke Shirts
Cop rgheo. New style made warranted TO nt
at BALLob q shirt emporium, 40 broadway
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Cure Your Cough.--a5 Cents.
lis Third avenue. near Fourteenth street,
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Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor strop.

Dubois PantalOOns.- Dubois II the Best Cut
Ter q pansaloons In the city, No. 2Clnon place, Eighth
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The exchanges the Bank Clearing House today were
$40 1851, G26 So, and the balances 81, 1865 $50 &c.
The following is the united bank statement of the four
leading cities:
Loons .Specie Circulation Deposits
New York Mar g sz ssl 22s 2s s2e 9gs oss s6ts2!s
Pbiadep'a Mar q. 1885, 80 26 293 3029 255 i706060
Boston Mar 70. 67,672SOO 637OOOO 6lOe5OO IaaSs 400
Orleans Mar 49, ~ SIS lS II 500 l2777g9s ~ 4430
Total ri 10 oo co1
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tcupecs,
vsely applied. No. Astor House.
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sprSs.g, ls68.-L~ary u Ca. Introduce the
nrus sy'e Of sepu~meu's It hats dis day hos and
Asior house. Broadway.
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Chest OF Good Tea for One Dollar. --Aiso,
zen pounds coffee for 81. At CHkIs1IAEscN'a, 40.
Chambers street.
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powder proof ocks and bars Also aIe burgs
ornoi parlor ssfee Iepot 92 Pear street WI remove
april TO u Murray street, corner college place
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BstchcIor's Hair Dye, wigs and Tompees-
The best In he wsrld surpaapg all made. Sold and applied
II the mandatory xia Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A CARD-HAvING MANUFACTURED FOR THEE PAST
IA three yeas number OF microscopic Instruments In
glass Is used In combn alton with gss
believing this combination TO be covered by letters patent
granted Mr. r. Lngenhiem November 49, 1861 have pur
tho right the and all persons
having my Instruments TO call and receive without additional
charge ticket 10 be placed upon the Instruments.
ALEXANDER BECKERs, Ill Broadway.
T J0NFs', 10 ANN sTREET-S3 50 CONGRESS SHOES
a and CATERS % French calf dress boots sprng stys
warranted satisfactory.
l. USE HOLDENs CREAM SOAP
a. "0NbYn FIVE CkNrS PER POUND.
EIGHT HOURS WASHING CAN
By THE USE OF THIS SOAP BE DONE. IN
TWO AND A HALF HOURS.
TWO AND A half HOURS
SOLD BY ALL GR0CEKS
HOLDEN CO.. 2S Canal street. Broadway.
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more painful than piles and stues and where
ferer any be foundi We snswer there IL
tanned BY The testimony OF thousands Mandatory ~ Maiden
lane, N. Y.
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Cheat OF Good Tea fnr One Dollar Also
ten pourds coffee for 81 at CHRIsTIANSONs, ZIG Green
witch street
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They Please Ladies' and Chiidren.-If You
have u procured your covering at CAnTReS one
call Will convince you OF the excellence OF his articles
SIS broadway.
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This inm'abe article may be obtained Of the sole manufac
various agents throughout the city
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Have You u Fear Of Death by Oroyvtnxe
buy your clo,bng from the DeLAsO Lie Preserving
Vest Loaf c. mpapy s6 hro~dway These garme
cbosp convenient and hsI dsome any and
yet can be converted into life nj thirty
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Ten Pounds Coffee 81; q Chest OF Tea 81;
sugs,s reduced price, REDFU8Ds, 43 sixth avenue
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Wheel s: Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Once 500 Broadway, n. i.
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Barry's TrHcOpherOns - the Rest and
cheapest article tor dressins identifying cleaning curas
preserving and rssiorng the hair. ladies' try IL sold b. all
1ru9sisfa
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sure @usa They ALSO keep k elastic ocsings for
vetnA suppoas and shoader braces Instruments FOR defor
naoe made 70 order. No Sesey street, Astos House. n z.
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Grower Il Bakcr's CeioDraled
FAMILY SEWING NACaraEs
ScS lr,. x,~u
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Hair Dye, Black ~ Broyvn.-Thirty-
seven censs box The cheapest snd in the world.
DYES tnstantaueOusly, color the Principal do
pot at sIi =, A6 Grand sreet N. " Ar HAYES brook-
Ign, and All gss
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Cry Hsir-lts Diseases, Fall, Change OF
color Try The wonderful ranoiean new fd 81 NO. ~ Wss,
Twelfth stf6et, near Broadway
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A. w. Fnber's Lead Pcncils Sold at Retail
BY all staone's 2. wholesale only by EBEHHARD FA8EB
sole agent, laS William street.
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Hn1's Hair Dye-5O cents n Box. Black or
brown Beat In use. Sold at No Barclay street, AMI all
druggistA
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The market Tor foreign SECURITIES has been inactive du
ing the week
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THOUSAND BOTTLE9 or WILSON'S HAZE OOT m
~ or snd Restorer sold every dav because = the -
preparation for coioEng hair discovered y oaiy
shilngs bottle. or Owe for 81.
III ID NOT DYE,
ing the skin or linen
IL CoLUbs, RESTORES AND BxAUfIFTB
me EAR Alter few applications b used like water and "
color the hair from n ~
III, LIGHT BROWN TO A JET BLACK.
hAr and u sold At ~' -' -
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS BOTTLE
p@ oepot S6 Grand street, New York Sold By n
%WEs also by Mrs. Hayes l75 Fulton street. Broekiyn:
pha sole agents Tor fbiladeinhia ' ~ 49, ~~sso
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business of the Sub Treasury to day was:--
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
We understand that this Association has in
vited the Rev. DR.. Burrows, of Richmond,
Va, to lecture before it on the 9TH of June.
DR., B. has accepted the invitation, and our
citizens may well anticipate a brilliant address.
We are requested to announce that A. NJ.
German, Esq, Editor of the Spirit Of the
Age, will deliver an address before the Young
Mems Christian Association ofRaleigh, at the
Methodist Church, on this (Monday) evening
at s o'clock. The address will be in the form
of a lecture to the young men, and all of THAT
class of our citizens are earnestly requested
to attend. The public generally are invited
also. It
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11
Utah-The MOrmons.

The latest news from Utah represents the
abated. This is attributable, in part, to the
knowledge the Mormons have as to the prac-
teal working of the jury law which was
passed by the late Legislature, it being a
complete breastwork to the punishment of
any crime that may be committed by the
| Mormons.
Under this law the clerks of the Mormon
county courts select the grand and petit ju.
ries of the Federal courts, restrictions are
imposed which ~disqualify almost every Gen
tile in the Territory.
The rupture between the judiciary and the
Executive is stated to be open and ir-econ-
cilable, unless the Governor yields, which he
will not do. And if the Administration in
~terferes in a manner detrimental to the course
of the judges, they will resign.
The judges publish a manifesto, disclosing
darker and bloodier scenes than any hereto
fore exposed. Judge C~radlebaugh adjourn
ed the Court at Provo City sine die, being
unable to accomplish snything.
Brigham Young delivered a discourse q
the Tabernacle, Oh the 7th ult, protesting t
be temperate and pacific, but with the sub
tie intention of preparing his misguided PEG
pie for resistance. He seems to be in the
good graces of Gov. Cumming, and defes tn
Judges, and the army sent out to enforce tn
law. 1t is said that Gov. Cumming enjoys
plurality of wives himself, and is notoriousl
dissolute and Incorporate. If such be tn
case, he ought to be removed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11
Unhappy Matches.

Crusty old bachelors and sharp-nosed. sour
old maids, love to multiply the number ofun-
happy matches made by those who take the
risks of the married life. They would have
folks believe, that their knowledge of the ex-
istence of this large number of disappointed
people who have been caught in the meshes
OF matrimony, keeps them from marrying
Now nobody with two grains of sense be-
heves a word of this. Every one of them
would marry if they had the chance, but even
half a chance is denied them, and hence they
sputter away at a great rate about unhappy
matches, in order to make the impression
that married people are doomed to as cold.
cherries and unhappy a life as theirs. They
are poor judges Of such a state, and so are
blind people poor judges of colors.
Now, the truth is, it would be a wonder if
among the millions of the children of Adam
and Eve, who enter the married life, If some
unhappy matches were not made but they
are not so numerous as the croakers would
have US believe. There are many circum-
stances connected with the happiest condition
of married people, to make them sad or sour
at times, to vex and fret them for the mo-
ment, but how soon it is obliterate6 by the
tender and kind communion of two hearts,
whose destiny is linked together for life, by
the warm gush of affectionate interest in each
other, or by the sweet prattle of innocent
children, they call their own, and the exqui-
site associations of home. OF the thousands
who marry, how few of them comparatively
would be unmarried, if they could. As proof
of it, how few are there, when death robs
; them of a husband or wife, who are content to
make the rest of life's journey, solitary and
: alone. Nor is it best and right that they
! should. God has made us for association
{ made us to love one more than another, and
given his hearty and earnest approval to the
union Of true hearts in wedlock.
: Unhappy matches perhaps exist where i'm.
proper motives prompt the union. Differ
ences in taste and sentiment, or even a want
ID of congeniality in education, temper an,
az training, do not certainly result in an unhap
lie Ply match. But where l0Ue is wanting, moth
ing can supply its place. CHARITY hideth
multitude of sins" is as true socially as it i
lg r~eligiously and whatever else two person
n may possess, if mutual affection does not &C
1g ment the union, it cannot be a happy one
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