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WINTER SPORTS.

"Cstehing on behind" is the crown
ing enjoyment now for boys. John
nv comes home at night surfeited
with fun. He has had q good time,
but he is tired. His Boseis split open
at the end, and one of his teeth is
gone, and he has Jumps on the back
of his head, but he has had a good
time, and he comes home to hear his
mother read about Joseph and his
brethren, and rub him with IMMINENT.
There is huge fun in catching on be-
hind, but it requires q great deal of
adrOitness and decision. The success
full lad Is he who is never looking for
a ride. He stands with his hands in
his pockets, actively devOuIing the
scenery with n eye, while the other
is providing around under cover on the
lookout for q good chance. And when
il comes he pOunees down on the or
nice of the sleigh in such a manner
as to cover the most tender part of
himself in case he has failen upon a
Phiiistine. The solieitude with which
a boy shields his tender parts will
bring tears TO the eyes Of a tax col
Ieetor. But he always gets on the
sleigh, and gets OH, too, when urged
by a long whiplash; and when he
gets OFF he rolls himself in q lump,
and merely lets 60, and the fate that
always protects boys sees that be
bounds into safety.
Wood sleigbs, with long strong
| stakes to catch hold ofare ~god-senders
but q box sleigh, with a place for two
to sit on and make faces at rivals who
are breaking down their legs and
lungs in q vain attempt to catch up,
ven bless the farmers who own sleighs
with floor boards protruding a foot
or so beyond the tail board. Family
prayers cannot avail much with
these boards sawed off too close.
You are generally looking at some
thing very intently when il happenes
perhaps you are smiling to yourself.
Then your left foot shoots out to one
side with q suddenness that creates a
sickness in the family. Ice commen-
ces to form on your spine and perspl-
ration on your brow, and your scalp
lifts enough to permit a streak OF colo
air to pass under. The other leg goes
out at this juncture, your head snaps
violently to the front, and there IS q
faint impression on your mind that
the world is about to come to an end
with nobody in charge. Miles of side
walk spin out from you like lightning.
Three story buildings jump over your
head In quick succession. People dis
appear suddenly, and with appalling
mystery. Then your eyes close, your
consciousness wanes, your soul gnes
out in one expiring culver, and and
you arrive. The hard reality OF the
scene is then forced upon you with
unpleasant abruptnesss Everything
is in its place but your spine. You
get up and move Off with 3 siekly al
tempt at a smile, feeling at the same
time that the back of your head Is
laughing from a to ear, and nnding
that the hardest thing IS not the side
walk butto keep from rubbing your
self.-D0nbUry Netcs,
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One of the baggage masters of a
station between Worcester and Bos-
ton is q fat gOod-natured, droll fellow,
whose jokes have become quite popu.
lar on the road. His name is BILL
A short time since while in the per-
Torrance of his duties in checking
baggage. an ugly little Scotch terrier
got in his way, and he gave him a
smart kick, which sent him over the
track yelling. The owner of the dog
soon appeared in high dudgeon want
ing to know who kicked the dog
"Wss that your dOg?" asked Bill,
with his usual drawl. Certainly ii
was! what right had you to kick
him ?" Hes mad said Bill. mo,
he is not mad either" said the owner.
"Well, I should be If anybody kicked
me in that way" responded Bill.
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zzE MOST THoRo1gH FUEuTER or THI
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TK MOST THoRoEH CruTE Or TIE
BLOOD ut DISCOVERED.
CITRRs ALL HUNORs, FROM A COMMON
ERUPTION TO TIE WORST SCROFULA.
BY its use Cancers are cured. and
Generous umorsa are dispersed without the SUI
geon's knife-Scrofnla conquered, and Consump-
ton prevented and cured. =
Venereal Diseases MercuriG and Miner
81 POisons, and theirefscts eradicSted. and yigor-
ems health and q sound constitution established.
Female Weakness aud 0iaeageg
Dropsy. general or partial: Swelhngs- external or
internal; snd Tumors are reduced and dispersed
ErTSfpeIas, Salt Rhecni, Scald Head, and
Fever Sores are soon removed BY this powerful
Seerbaffe Diseases, DaudruG. scsly
or Rough skin and Pimples quickly give way,
leaving the skin smooth and far.
Chronic Diseases, Fever and Ague. Dis
ordered Live, Dyspe2sla, e9man Nervous
numerous diseases cansed BY bad blood are con
ouered. and give way before this most powerful
corector.fhe King Of the Blood. I
zach bottle contains between forty and
affv ordinary doses, costing only one doilNr.
From enc 20 four or I'VE bottles VIII
cure Salt Rheum, Scaid Head, Ring Worm. PIN
nles on the FACE, Bles. ordinary Eupdons, etc.
Ssaly Eupdons or the skin. Ulcers, Sores. and
Canker infhe Mouth md Stomach-Eryslpeias,etc
From two 10 tea bottles VIII restore
healthy srtioc TO the Liver and Spleen, viii reg
ulate the Bowels ana hlulege
Prem two 20 six bottles VII be found
ehecrnal in curing Neuralgia, Sck-Eeadache, ST
Wins Dance. and Epilepsy
From ave 10 twelve bottles viii cure
he worst cases Of Scr0fulA
From three 20 twelve Dottle9 IN
cure severe and obstinate Gases OF CatArTh.
Prom two 20 four bottles viii eure the
worst cases OF Piles. \ dregnlsfe Costiye Bowels
From two 20 ten bottles VIII cure
PrIee Si per bottle, or 6 bottles for Is
Sold BY al Druggists
Q D. RANSOM, son & ee,, PFspr1.
tsstimOuialsinlOcalcOlu Buffalo, n. I.
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RAu.R0an CHANGE.

r.
The control Of the C., c., G. & I. R.
r. has passed into the hands of the
n. Y. & Erie Railroad Company, and
its management will hereafter be
linked with that of the A. & G. w.
Railway. The drift of the new move
ment, says the Cleveland Herald, is
this: The Erie Company seeks a sure
and permanent connection with Gin
cinnati aud st. Louis. 1t will be at
tanned by control of the c., c., G. &
I. Railway; with Cincinnati by the
way of Gallon, Delaware, Springfield
and DAYTON ; with st. Louis by the
way of Gallon and Indianapolis. The
ulIerior plan is TO either narrow the
gauge of the Atlantic & Great West
ern, or, what will be the same thing,
Jay a third rail, as is now the case on
a portion of the MahoDing line. This
infringement will give the A 4 CIV.
| entrance to the union depot in Cieve-
land, and make available for common
use the extensive coal facilities Of the
A. & g. ". aud NJ. Companies, and
those of the c., c., &. IL l., the i'm
portance of which are greatly en-
| HANGED by the Lake Shore & Tusca-
rswas Valley road, and the new coal
supply from the Hooking Valley, thus
cementing a railway cordiality very
necessary for all parties-the compa-
MES themselves and the public.
There is rumor that the L.. S. ct.
V. road has passed into the hands Of
the Pennsylvania Central Company,
and it may be that the coming meet
ing of the stockholders in March will
develop the fact that the P. c. has Sc
cured a controlling share of the stock
Of the road. There has been no sale
or transfer of the road, as some people
think; only a sale of stock by the
heaviest stockholders. The local man
agement may remain undisturbed
even If the general control of the road
is changed. We do not see that the
effect Of this change, supposing it to
have been made, will be unfavorable
to the small stockholders. So long as
the road is not sold out, or its mort
cages foreclosed, the stock must be
good. Probably the rumor has nc
foundation. It is difficult to see any
reason why the P. e. road should want
this connection.
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srArIoNs, M ~: E M@; Z

All trains run throug daily except Sun
day) from Cleveland 20 New Philadelphia
without change. Connections are made at
Grafton with c. Q. @. /. R'y for Columbus,
n Indianapolis; at Russell
with A. & g. W. R'y Tor Ashland. Akron. DC;
Or1ille, Millersburg and Mt Vernon /; at
MaSsillon with P. Fl. W. & C. R'y for Can
ton, Alliance, Pittsburgh. &C.
WIN. H. CIRCUIT.
General Ticket Agent.
II. H. TOWNSEND. Superintendent.
Feb. u. 1873.
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VANDALIA
ROUTE WEST.
% NILES THE SHORTEST
TO ST.
Trains leave indianapolis as follows

Trains cav Indianapolis as follows
. On a II. PACIFIC EXPRESS, DAILY
Os&O Arrives at Greeneasile at 4.A A. N,
Terre Hautea t6.S A. NJ, bingham at s.40
A. NJ, VandaIia at lois A. NJ, St Louis at
LOO P. II. With Pullman Sleeping Cars nom
New York. Columbus u Cincinnati, thro'
TO St Louis without change, connecting at
st. Louis for the west.
q m A. u. ST LOUIS EXPRESS
OsOO Except Sunuay.)
Arrives at Greencastle at 1880 A. NJ, Ter
re Haute at ll.S A. ~, bingham at 100 p.
NJ, VandalIa at 5 % p. M, st. Louis al $40
P. NJ. With elegant Parlor Cars, connecting
at st. Louis for all points West.
IN P. n. EVANSVILLE NAIL,
Lou Except Sunday.)
Arrives at G-roencastle at sos =. M, Terra
Hante at 40 ]. N, Vincennes at us P. NJ,
Evansville at ass P. N.
With Through Cars from Indianapolis TO
ViDcennes and Evansville without change.
Q m P. Il. NIGHT EXPRESS,
OsOO Except Sunday)
Arrives at 0reencastle at 9,34 p. NJ, Terre
Haute at II. 90 p. NJ, Ef1ngham at 80 A. NJ.
Vandsiia 81 ISL A. NJ, st. Louis AZ SIS AN
With Pullman Sleeping Cars from Louis
Vile and indianapolis 70 st. Louis, counec-
ting at 81 Louis for all points WesL.
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FUNNY sIDE OF PAYSIc.

500 Pages, $50 EH0rGViHgs.
A stsrtIing expose Of Medical Humbugs
OF the past and present. Il v~entilates
Quaeks, Impostors. Travelling Doctors,
Patent Medicine Vendors, Noted Female
Cheats, Fortune Tellers and Mediums, and
gives interesting accounts Of Noted Physf-
clans and Narratives OF their lives. It re-
veals startling secrets and instructs all how
to avoid the Ills which deah IL heir to- We
give exclusive territory and liberal COM
missions For circulars and terms address
the publishers ]. r. BURR Z HYDE.
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A large Newfoundland dog in Mas,
sachusetts lately caught q mouse, and
carried 1t about until he found a kit,
ten, to whom he gave 1t.
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1t may be pleasant for persons who
abstain strictly from butchers meat
| during Lent to know that q fish diet
Is stated by Psychologists to be very
inspiring to the intellect.
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THE POPULARLINE TO
ANS CITY, LAWRENCE,
TOPEKA, FORT SCOTT,
81. JOSEPH, ATCHIS0N,
JUNCTION CITY. NEWTON, EaPORIA,
And all points in Missouri, Kansas & Colo
RADIO.
TICKETS can be obtained at all the prin-
cipal Ticket once In the Eastern. Middle
and Southern states.
C. E. FoLLETT. Gen1P Passenger Agent. St
LOuis.
RoB'T EMMETT, Eastern Pass. Agent, In
JOHN z. SIMPSON. Gen. sup't Indianapo's
Feb. u. lS73-lyr
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What fruit is the most Visionary ?
The apple of the eye.
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30. k-keepers and chickens have to
scratch for a living.
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JNo. P. DEAN,
Importer and Wholesale Dealsrin
HAIR &,

Z American English and German Cutlery,
s1ancsr 4 Nicholson Files Dissson'e Sagt
and Rovntonis Lightning Saws heattys6
Yerks,s & Plumb's Easeern MAn1,
Tsecbes- Mann's, Lipptncotts and 4raIs
49, anes and RoWlands shoyelE Hack
sntt5s' Tools. Ohio Tool Co,s Planes oil
Tracs and other chains. New London WE.
Gidhs National and other Horgs Haih
Fire Irons. Stands, Shovels and PokerS
P-acticaI Clothes Wringers, and . MI -
~ GENERAL Hardware at the LOVES AetLSt
OOt8 q, BI26m
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When is a lover like tailor? When
he presses his suit.
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IS lnequalIed BY any known remedy. II
VIII eradicate. extirpate and thoroughly
destroy all poisonous substances In the
Blood u VIII efectually dispel all predis-
position to bilious deranRement.
Is there want OF action In gear Liver and
Spleenl Unless relieved the blood becomes
impure by deleterious secretion, producing
s~crofulous or skin diseases. BlOtches, Felous,
Pustules, Canker, Pimples, &C., &c.
Have you a Dyspeptie StOnaeh Unless d.
gestion Is promptly aided the system IS de-
bflitated with poverty Of the Blood, DropsI-
cal Tendency. General Weakness and in
ertia.
Have you weakness Of the Intestinesf You
are IN danger Of Chronic Disrrhoea or In
Of the Bowels.
Have you weakness Of the Uterine or UrinarY
You are exposed 10 suffering in its
most aggravated form.
Are you detected, drowsy. dull, sluggish or
depressed in spirits, with head ache. back
ache, coated tongue and bad tasting mouth:
Fol- a certain remedy for all these diseases
and troubles; for cleansing and
purifying the Initiated blood and imParting
vigor TO all the vital forces; for bailding mp
and restoring the weakened constitution
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The mitten that never ts-The one
you get from q lady.
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Why is the inside ola thing unin-
telligibIe? Because we CAM make it
out.
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Worthless limitations are on the market, but
the My scientific preparation Of Carbolic
Acid for Lung diseases is when chemically
combined with other well kno En remedies,
SIS in these tablets. and all parties are eau
TONED against using any other.
In al cases or irritation of the mucus
membrane these tablets should be freely
used, their cleansing and healing proper
ties are astonishing.
BE warned, neueT neglect a cold, IL is easily
cured in It's tncipient state, when IL becomes
chronic the cure is ex c~eedfngly dificult, use
Wells Carbollc Tablets asA specific.
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Sole Agent for United States.
Price % cents q box. Send for Circular.
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Any person sending us $50 for the Cnro-
mo, aWHLSPERINCS oCINNOCENcE," Is
given numbered receipts. entitliDg Its hold
er to two chances in the distribution. The
Chrome is 2xS inches in size: painted by
the popular artist TREGO. exclusively for us
equElin vslue to any chrome sold for four
times the price.
Parties ordering, upon receipt Of II; IL not
satisfied that IL Is all that it is represented
to be, n are not convinced that there isno
humbug aboutit, can replace IL on the roller
and return II to us, and we will Immediate
" send them $50. with 8 cents added TO a.
them for their trouble.
a. We also sell Photographs copies Of
JhorwaldSen's celebrated marbles-the six
pictures, Spring. Summer, Autumn, y inter,
Morning and Night. They are eleven inch
circles, mounted on l6x0 inch No. / card
board, and are truly beautiful works OF art
The price OF these picturesis $3.50 each; two
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emitting the holder TO a chance in the Dis
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name, P. o., County and State plainly.
uA- We send Pictures by Maj or Express
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surely and ~efiectualiy control them HE les
timo1v Of our best citizens. Of al classes, es-
.ablishes the fact, that CHERRY tgcToEAL
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disorders Of the Threat and Lungs beyond any
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.ower. and cases OF Consumption. cured
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trial. and convinces the most scePueal-
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lungs need this defence; and Il is unWise 10
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amid the distressing diseases which beset the
Throat and Chest Of childhood, sCHEERY
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1ss. multitHdes are rescued from premature
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against ordinary colds, securing sound ana
Misunderstanding sleep. No one VIII suner
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CARRIAGES AND BUaeIB

CARRIAGES AND BUG0IB
That he mas ever exhibited and onered for
sale in This market. His stock consists OF
FAMILY CARRIAGES a SLIDE SEATS.
Of various patterns. One horse Buggles OF
nearly every description, and all Of which
are Of the very latest and most approved
Eastern styles. which for q@LIity Of material.
substantial workmanship and eleganca oi
finish, cannot be surpassed by any other e.
Enlistment in the State. Having in suc-
cessful operation q STEAM ENGINE with
all the necessary machinery for manufactu-
ring his SpOkes, Hubs, Feices. and eyery-
thing that can be lone acknowledgements bv
machinery.
Being a practical mechanic, supsrutend-
ing and overseeing all the various branches
he Is prepared to furnish a vehicle in drsl
rate style. for less money than any other
manufacturer In the west.
Hacks, PrdiFr'H Wagons, CoarheS and BaroucheE,
II not on hand, viii be made to order, on
short notice.
- Repairing. Trimming and Painting don
With neatness and dispatch.
- AL work done atmy factory warranted
lDadditioD TO the above, i am prepared tC
Dish Carriage makers and others with thu
pest quality Of Turned Spokes, Bent Rims
Bows, Shafts, Poles, Seat-arms, Hubs, sc, al
- low prices IS at any other establishment
Carriage-makers desiring to furnish theiI
own timber, can get their SpOkes and Hubs
urned on short notice. and at fair prices.
IRn. D. 1870 z X. NISEL
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WESTERN RESERVE
FACTORY

THE proprietor desires to say to the
Il public, hat there can be seen at his Re.
postto-y, on Liberty Street q few rod south
OF First National Bank, the largest assert
meDt Of
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PREPARED BY

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Praetaesl and Analytical Chemists.
poGp N AL nEgeaEIrS KyxETwHEHR.
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Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,

For Diseases OF the Throat sid Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, WhooplnG-
CoHgh, Bronchitis, Asthma-
and Consumption.
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Amarg uH It
dhcovrr,s u mad
,era science. few age
OF mGae real vaius
/. to mankind than
this effectund rem
seiv for all diseases
Of the Threat nn1
Lungs \ vast iH-
al q is virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown thst Il does
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Gs-PIan OF distribution and All other ii
formation sent with the pictures.
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WELLS CARBObIG TABLETS.

Be deceived. but 6osooaabs. colds, sore throat,
hoarseness n bronchial difficulties, use
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& MEAsEI

have just received their fall and Hinte
took Of Boots aud shoes, con sisting o
Mems, Ladies' MissesSand Childrens'