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IystcriOus pcdiWNce.-We learn from
our Exchanges that considerable excitement now
exists in the ncighborhoood Bower Hill, in the
adjoining county of Washington, Pa, growing
ont Of the circumstance that some seven years
ago man named Lytle took girl under his
protection, with whom he continued to live till
three weeks ago, since which nothing has been
heard of him. Tho woman's reputation was
doubtful, and their marriage not satisfactorily
known. Various persons visited the house, and
one man, who so gained on her affections that
he visited the house daily. Three weeks ago
Lyle and his wife had quarrel about The mat
ter resulting in a separation-Lytle to vacate
The premises if furnished with means. Shenot
filing the contract, Lyle menaced her. Soon
alter the woman's paramour started for Pitts
burg from Bower Hill; upon his return, Lyle
vas missing, and when the neighhorsl inquired
ABOUT him, the paramount made contradictory
statements, relative TO his disappearance. A
lew days elapsed, and Mrs. Lytle was removed
% the mans residence; suspicious were con
aFmed, and league was entered into to tar and
leather him; but those who attempted it were
met at the door with a revolver, and one of
'a . wounded, after which they retreated. He
SUI lives with Mrs. Lyle. The authorities will
probably investigate tn, y,I.rfarxy 81
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q BEAUTIFUL + HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR!i.
Completely Preserved
TO THE GREA TRsT AGE4tG

Nd who that graz would NOT have FCstsJtd 10 Tea
N color; bltG but have the
or troubled EIih SeTOOins sraa head, otrF eTntSls
but would be cured VITA sick Eeaaeke luG
would be cared II Viii also all tie
face and skin. FTOf hOOa's hIF ksst0fatSs viii Sll
IIis1 sse circular AID the foti0hiHE
ASS AEEIE, November 3, 1883.
PEOF. o. J. WOOD-DeaF kT: have heard nueli Of
she wonderful your Hair lIratoTutye, aVnt
esn 80 often cheated by qunekeIV geae1 Hssaean,
hair dyes, AG.t GisFosI "a place
me category i.l aie lcudIy
eted Quaek =eEnrdlst, ubtil f6bHty
months since, when gave usfuTttce
Induced the trial Of your Restorative IN faHtrsE
COCA wife, Whnse hair had - iiI.
reiy WGr, and before ealsastibE tot
es' her har Dtar GTtiEal BtaGtfinl
brown color tiUksBed and become beautit
glossy uPOt aud entirely Tie LEAD; che
~ nOt smPS because Of Its bshutit hH tGtet VI ~
lead and mind others ny family and lends are usitg
Jour Restorative, with the pFfrst ttcts tltTtGte,
sksPtcism and dOuts in Ttttitree 70 rs elEIaeAT a
value entirely removed: aud do
y eOnttehta1y its Is al ULo rouid
have siF hair TsstOIqd frora Nits ETa3 CbS
sickness agel 90 oTIgEai color CuE
PersOus Who onld have bsauiiini ESssy.
Very { uly AID Gratefully yCuTs,
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Tts RiUsr.-'rhe river is falling slowly with
only feet iucbes water in the channel, The
weather on Saturday was quite cold, and con-
tinued cloudy during the whole of the day.
The Liberty left on Saturday evening for Gin
natl with good trip.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
JAS. 3O.-Flour dull and not much demand,
prices unchanged. Whisky declined 10 l5c. aud
dull Hogs and provisions unchanged and ra;;,
er dull.
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BURLINcroN, Jnn 3O.-Ex- Governor Crimes
was elected 10 the U. S. Senate by the Iowa
LegislatureOa the a5lh BY 81 mgjority. -
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= Nhn
soo in the morning following. The crowd Of
in, work renders it necessary.
v,rugs E5traerdi@qry-1a 0Uro True
III Marriage is generally proceeded bya weld
; ., hearts and souls thinking and beating as
~, and is Influenced by considerations of love,
money ra position, prospect, or something of that
',,t, When marriage takes place without the
,..i,t,nce Of any of these considerations or ele-
n.n,. it is 'iuarriage extraordinary" An
.ri,nce of this latter description took place at
,ae house of Reverend gentleman on Market
street, on Friday evening last.
Some two or three years ago, the male party
to this devoutly wished for consuiDation, com
menced paying his addresses to young woman
Who was engaged as domestic in boarding
house near where the ceremony took place
Whether by the employment of the peculiar
arts known to the betrayer's of naidenly conf
d.rce, or whether by the promise of marriage
is no, known, the poor girl was seduced, and a
child was the result of the "illicit rove" She
continued in her old place, and the young man
continued his visits as before, always pretend
Ing to entertain strong affection for the ruined
cir aud still promising to do her justice as soon
as circumstances would permit. The day was
put of from time to time until those interested
in The girls happiness becoming weary of the
prOcrastinaiion, forbid him the house. After
that and until the evening stated, he continued
TO see her clandestnely, when the friends of the
young woman set themselves 10 work 10 bring
about marriage.
The young man reluctantly repnircd to the
Clerks office and procured the requisite Ii
censc; returned, still wavering and irresolutc,
but the friends aforesaid, said the affair must go
on aud all hands Started for the minister's house
next door, the young man manifesting an incli-
nadon to loiter behind. The girl approached
him and suggested that the manner of his de-
cease would depend materially upon his action
in the matter then in hands. In other words,
he did not marry her, she would kill him.
The young man is generally insensible to such
threats, but there was certain solemnity and
desperate resolve in the girls demeanor that
awcd him into submission, and he followed the
train The minister had retired to bed, but was
soon aroused, and the parties having entered
the house, the reverend gentleman united the
parin the holy bands of wedlock. The late
ness Of the hour, the dimness of the lights, and
the fcwncss of the number present, and the
solemn stiffness which pervuded the room, com.
tined to throw around the scene a degree of 70
nance and reverence which will not soon be
forgotten by those who witnessed the ceremony
--s.<1>.+-----
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of the 1faek.-The way train East on Sat
urday morning ran off the track at Roseby's
Rock, badly damaging the engine aud breaking
up three cars
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Co-Pa1tnership. 1888
I'VE undersiEned this av Forue paFneFshIp
il under name o. DOaus Adams, for tire purpose
transactiug geueFal comusston Flour and Fig Iron
business, AZ the warehouses Main and Quincy Sts
formerly occupied by DoAne cOWEiIl. ga.lh
Wheeling, Jsa. Z, lSiS. A. 8. D0ANE,
jamie GEO. ADAMS.
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Caution.
Many DruEeiss, having old Linments hand viii try
10 sell them to The best, you positively re-
fuee to purchase them Aslfo %lRAGCi ARCTIC
aoirs.v the
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-
hereby certify, that having been BADLY bruised and
scaldei by the explosion Of Steam Boiler, Induced
to try BragRs Arctic Liniment The Instant
y ted from the scalds, and In very uie
the pain gone from the bruises In two weeks
we'll, and able to resume my business. rfef
HENRY AAYElISKILL, residence Jackson street.
hA
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81 TEE UNION LINE.
WASHINGTON NNEws.

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The he. Isito ed. see!

WEBSTER CtTT, iowa, Nov. 9th, 1851.
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J. J. WADSWnRTlI, z. NJ, Webster City.
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This Invaluable Linimspt is also equay eficatious in
curing the diseases witness following
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keep the largest livery stables the West Feu
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