inemi luav o'teii ue louim anu lusi—uul anold friend can never be found, and nature has proved that he cannot easily be lost.— There is quite a romance in this community, («ming to light by the news of thenuiriagc of Dr. Eyker to Miss Eliza Imel,*evui weeks ago, which has just been brought to light by the doctor’s sickness. The doctor and his intended went to Indianapolis about seven w*eks ago, and were united in the holy bonds of matrimony, 2iis nor her folks knowing nothing about it, and he has been calling on her every Sunday evening, as usual, until bis recent sickness, when he sent alter Eliza, but her father would not let her go, and the doctor, not to be baffled, sent again, whenjie was again refused, and you may imagine the surprise of the father when told that “It is a pi y that a woman wiii not be allowed to go to her husband !” ! After knowing that, he let her go. This iitttf romance has. absorbed nearly all of the news in these parts—hence the scarcity, j