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A story is told Of q fisherman
at Alton, ILL.,. who recently took q
wagon load of fish in tho following
manner: He cut two boles in the
ice, come distance apart, and
pumped TIE water from one hole to
the other This created vacuum
at the first opening and an srti-
diciai current in the water under
the ice. setting toward the hole
where the pump was in operation.
The fish in the lake were SO be-
numed by the cold as to be power
less to resist the current, hence
they were floated directly into the
opening Of the ice, where they
were scouped out by the thou
sands. We have observed that q
great m ny uncommon things hap>
pen in Illinois
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Things " Orth Knowing.

A newspaper was first estab-
lished in tho year 1926.
Bread was first made with yeast
In I649.
Cotton was planted in tho United
States in 1850.
The circulation Of the blood was
first discovered by Harvey, in
1910.
Telescopes we're first invented
by Porta, and Janson, in 1890.
The Barometer was invented
by To:ficclli in 1886.
The fire enjine was invented in
1855.
Watches were first made in Ger.
many, In l447.
The steam eng inc was invented
in 1640.
The telegraph Was invented by
Morse, in 1882.
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Richmond Palladium.
Maych 80. 1872


Before end since tho Republic
can State Convention, the Demo-
Gratis have been busy giving circu-
lation 70 the story that Gen. Tom
Brown . Republican candidate for
Governor. was = great drunkard.
We have the pleasure Of qunting
upon that point, ffom the VIM
chester Democrat a. follows:
In consequence of having seen
% very many slanderous reports
in the newspapers Of the country,
in regard to General Brownies
drinking, (.meat eating We take
il upon oureelf to contradict the
statements,- not that We want Mr..
Browne elected Governor or wish
10 aid his prospects. but because
the charges are false, and we are
opposed TO fighting political en-
envy with those kind Of weapons.
We are not a Browne man, and will
do Ill In our power, houorably. to
defeat him. but being personal
friend Of the Generals and he OF
ours. and having been personally
acquainted with him for the past
twelve years; and having seen him
for almost every doy, and never
under the influence Of liQuor.-we
deem it our duty - . friend and
. neighbor, to set the General
right before his friends en- this
subject.
We have learned from past ex-
pericnce that it is very thin piece
OF humanity who has t, resort to
the littlemess OF publishing the
private character OF an opponent
in order to mako the weight o.
his own argument ielt
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A young man wants to know
what business he had better go in
to that will enable him to occupy
q high position in society. Let
him 60 into the roofing business.
In that trade he will soon get to
the top Of the ladder.
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rs not Horace Greeley a college
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r ARGE SALE or HIGHLY vALUa

r ARGE SALE or HIGHLY vALuA-
Ii fsLE ANDSATTRACTIvEK EAE ESTATE.
IN SIDNEY, ON FIHEts tlofHEKtsARD,A EiJ
iLhURELl STREETS, Ar AEcTIoN.-lOnTU
DAY. nth August 1s72, at III O'CLOCK II. d., on te
premises we win sell nc suc1tos t foilGxfng worry
valuable BU iLD1NG LOT Situated as described
belOw--yj2., ssss.aa5s2 ~ 5 sls5E
ITS intersections wifi street. frnnt,;yr -
feet each ON Pine street by so feet deep TO an alley
is feet wide.
Cnry and Cumberland streets, fronting "a feef 4
inches each by $50 feet deep 70 81 alley IS feet
wide. ia
Cumberland street fronting 70 feet inches erci, ON
pine street by 45 feet deep toaD alley 20 feet vide
One lot fronting 80 feet by I3e feet 10 inches deep
indjoiBiDg the above.
One iot Oh the west side OF Laurel streei bctsen
Beverly and Abcmarle. fronting 30 feet by 40 fest
to n wide alley.
One lot on cast sideof Laurel street between 6ua
berianf and beverly streets frontlng 30 feet By ~
feet to IN alley.
These lots are Justly esteemed tie most valuable In
TIN, West Eud' and in view OF the Increasing Inn,
movements being made by the city In the way Of
grading guttcring, &C., must cOBtinnG 10 cnhanceIu
Value besites recent purchases Of lots I'm innr-
date contiyufty with the above by of our best
citizens for the purpose OF building At once render
this pronerty alike valuable aud very dcsir1ble
TERMS !: 0ne-fOurth cash balance 1T 6. 0, md 70
months credit for negotiable notes. interest added
and secured BY trust deed.
nu24 LEE & G0DDIS. Auctioneers
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IRE BoARDIEG-HousE LANDLADY's SPOUSE.
DR.. Holiness new chapter in the atlantic
Monthly for September has this sketch Of
slandlady and her spouse:
I am ut last perfectly satisfied that our
landlady has no designs on the capitalist,
and as well convinced that any fancy Of mine
that he was like to make love to her was a
mistake. The good woman is too much alb
sorbed In her children, and more especially
in the Doctor as she delights to call her
son, TO be the prey Of any foolishs desire of
changing her condition. She is doing very
well as Il is, and II the young man succeeds,
AS I have little question that he will, think
1t probable enough that she will retire from
her position as the head of boarding.hotise.
We have all liked the good woman who has
lived with her mean ne three friends who
have put ourselves on record. Her talk. 7
must confess, Is q little diffuse and NOT
asways absolutely correct, according to the
standard of the great Worcester; she Is sab
iieet to laehrynlose cataclysms and semicon.I
splsiYeS upheayals when she reyerts in
memory I'd her past trials, and especially
when she recalls the virtues Of her deceased
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Mr.. GREELEY ON ToNAToEs.-By way Of
variety in the spice of Mr.. Greeley's agricul-
tural experience we give the story which
some of the irreverent western papers are
circulating. As the truth of the story is
said to be properly authenticated, it will do
to tell, just. once:
/" It seems that the Sage attended the Min.
nesota State Fair, and was presented with n
very ripe prize tomato, weighing three
pounds, which he wrapped in his red silk
handkerchief, and placed it in his coat-tail
pocket. BE then walked around for awhile,
sitting on various benches, and then riding
in lumber wagon up town, When he got
TO the hotel the crowd called upon him for
speech. He went on the porch and felt for
his handkerchief to wipe bis brow. When
he had inserted his hand in his pocket u
thought seemed to strike him. He grew red
in the face he looked mad he turned away
and went to his room to think up some
suitable language in which to express his
feelings
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
No. 1912 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BRICK STORES
4 on TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND TWENTY-FIFTTS STREETS. AND THREE
SMALL FRAMED IENEltENTS IN THE REAR
OF SAME, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION -
Howell's estate, sell ut public auction, on tee
premises, on THURSDAY the 2ath OF August, lSi2
ut 8 O'Clock Z. NJ, those TWO VALUABLE
BRICK STORES, located as above described, with
dwellings on same containing six rooms, with gus
and water: also good kitchens i'm the yard, ana
are occupied bv good tenants. After which VIII be
sold three FRAMED TENEMENTs In the rear,
containing four rooms each.
This property is well located for any retail bsl-
ness and Is among the best IN that locality, and to
parties desiring to invest offers II line chance.
TERMS onc-third cash; balance ut ak. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes WIN in-
tercst added. secured by trust deed
LYME l. BROTHER,
an u AuCtionccrs.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT, WITH

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT, WITH 4
l. FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, SITUATED
ON THE WEST LINE OF TWENTf-SlNTH BE-
TWEEN Il AND S STREETS. AT AUCIloH;-
by virtue Of a certain iced OF trust executed Wy
John w Baker and Martha A. To me AS trustee,
dated the 2d OF March, 1871. Of record In the clerks
Office of Henrico County Court tn ID. u: ~; p los.
TO scclr, the puyment Of crrtlin negotiable note
therein named drawn by J. ". Baker. dated 2' Of
March. is71 and payable twelve months after die,
for The sum of SI2j shall ut the request ot me
holder OF said note, sell at public aurrio, ON The
premises. on SATURDAY the 5lst day OF anG'is',
isia at O'Clock =. NJ the property located rs aGo!c
described. The HOUSE has four rooms; Kitchen
&c. The LOT has front OF G0Sla2 feet:
TERMS Sufficient in cash to dcfIay the expense,
of sale and to pay Off the abovc-deicribcd NOTE: nl
terms and time Ms will lie announced at the onr OF
sale. WILLIAM FOLhtS.
.r,n Trustee