MARRIED.
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On Tuesday, Alb inst, Ay the Rev MIR. Wallace,
al Walnut Hills, Lafayette county, Donaldson
KALKER, Esq, to Miss A. L. BARR, both Of said
county.


Gone to the bourne whence no bachelor everre-
turns, Farewell, old friend. But we will not
grievc for you for You have, doubtless, only left
as for happier state Of existence May haPp-
ness ever attend you; and how can il be otherwise
with the bright partner Of your choice ever at
your side.


That Won have left our bachelor ranks,


Dear friend, we will not gricve;


Success, say we, with alt our heart,


To all who choose to leave;


For those who quit us only rise


A little nearer TO the skies. Lang SYSE.
At Centre Point, SEWER county, Arks-, on Thurs
day the 9Th inst, by Rev. John ii. Props, Mr.
JonS PATTERSON, Of Hampstead county, 10 Miss
ELIZABETH ANN RussEY.


Chains and the naughty desPots power


Cannot ems ave our hearts hour;


We spun them both, but Joy to be


a bondsman who il truly free.


TO own the silken cords Of love


n bondage-bui H. from above.