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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-28
Directors and Officers

DirectCrs and Officers.
Robt l.. Patterson, Thomas Secur,
Chas. :. Macknett, Henry McFarlan
Lewis c. Grover, VIM. NJ Simpson,
Seth Low, Randall II Green
Edward Anthony. Joel w Condit,
andrew :. Snd irg, Isaac IL Frothinghanl
ROBERT l. PATTERSON, Presidem
JOEL w. CONDlT, Fice President.
BEN. C. MILLER, Secretary
Medical Board II Consultation.
VALENTINE Morn, NJ. ID.
JER. Van RENSSELAER,, NJ, d.
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nT,LANES yERMIFUGEm-The Inventor OF
I've GREAT REMEDY for a Formidable Dis


nT;LANES YERMIFUGEm-TheI Inventor OF q
1fl GREAT REMEDY for a Formidable Dis
ease, has no right 10 keep its use from his fellow
creatures. SO thought DR.. M'Lane when he was in
duced to offer has great remedy for worms 10 the
public A profound physician enjoying very large
practice, be did not tear to be cOntoundcd with the
herd CT quacks who impose upon the public their
worthless stuff as patent medicines. lie was there
fore induced by Kidd s. Co. druggists, to dispose OF
mis- right as discoverer and the Esrmiluge s for
sale in nearly every village and OF the country
1t ls the sovereign remedy for worms.
For sale by
CRAWFORD BELL Agent,
Evansville la; Decker & Kramer. Jasper, John Stub
5le6eld, Detachable Hill, P. o; Roht. Logan, High
Banks; ). S. johnson, Petersburg; Thos. li0rnbroek
Union; Debrnler & .Crcn, Winslow; John Lynn
Lynnvie; Chester Bethel, Boonvi,le; y. Hager,
Newburg; r. S 81 d. B. Hagor. RockpOrt; Chas +
Leonard, Mt Vernon; James NJ Gripes, Springfield;
5 Humphrey & Co, Harmony; V & Pelham & Co,
Schncesvil.e Cox & Rohb, Parris Jaqus Posey
vile; w J Whiting, Cynthian: Williamson &
Yorkes, Owensvillo; w p Fisher, Princeton; Il b
Hall0ch, Princeton; John b Gardner, Blairsyille;
Daniel Archer a. Co Columbia.
p. l. Gregory, travelling Agent Country agents
can be supplied az c. Bells. Ev7c-yille, la. myll
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that petition will be presented
l. TO the next General Assembly of the State OF In.
diana. asking repeal Of much OF an act entitled
80 an act in relation TO Lamasco City, approved
January IS, $780, incorporates a portion OF Q
tract Of land conveyed by George B. Jones TO VIII
lard Carpenter, NV deed dated llth- March, 1913
and recorded m book p page 464 of the records o.
lands Ct Vanderburgh county, and also portion o.
I" StockweIl's Enlargement adjoining Evansville.
The said land and lots having been Incorporated
into the limits of said City without our knowledge
or consent and contrary TO our wishes.
WILLARD CARPENTER,
JOHN VI. STOCKWELL,
JOHN INGLE. JR.,
JENKIN 7 HUGO.
Evansville, Oct. ., 80 td&wHl
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FOR CASH DEPOSITED

THE Evansville Insurance Company will pay in
Il tercst Us ioliows--the time of repayment being
fixed by agreement, a. The time oi making the de-
posit
For two months ut the rate oil per ct. per annum.
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TAX SALE.

w IIEREAS default has been made in the paw
w n,ent at Taxes assessed Tor the year 1eJo,
siy orSer and authority ol the Common Council Of
city OF Evansville, the several lois * parts
oisol ground, lying said city, and hereinafter
PARTICULARLY CescTlbtG: that is 10 say:
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INSURANCE.
MARINE & FIRE INSURANCE.

- MARINE & FIRE INSURANCE..
LAY be effected at the office OF the Evansville.
- Insurance Company, Water Street. Tour doors
below Main, on terms favorable as those OF any
other solvent institution. and with an absolute GER
talnty OF payment, in case of loss. That part of
tbe Capital stock, not actually paid, in cash, is
cured by mortgage on real estate thirds OF its
present unimproved value; and the mortgages con-
tain powers OF sale, which will enable the Compa-
ny to compel stockholders to pay promptly, in case
OF necessity
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Sam' Hall, Peter Sharpe,
John lngle, Jr., Henry u. Babcock,
Conrad Baker, Philip Decker
John NJ. Siockwell.
JOHN VI. STOCKWELL, Pres't
JAS. G. JoSEs, Secy. lsep23-tfl
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WHOLESALE LIQUOR & cRocERY

THE undersigned would respectfully inform thu
L citizens of Evansville and surrounding coun-
try, that he is establishing himself in the " hoesae
liquor and grocery business Main street, nearly
opposite The Bank, where he expects, BY always
keeping complete assortment of the best of articles
in his line and close attention to business TO share
a reasonable portion OF The patronage d the ciii-
zens of Evansville and vicinity
Be sure TO call and try,
II you do not buy.
oct22-tf A. LITER.
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Cash on hand .. -...-..... s7.l2O rs
Newark City per cent. Bonds ....... 1890
brooklyn 5000
Bonds and mortgages on real estate
worth double lhe amount loaned.... $50 .054 81
Real estate. :. i6.96S IL
Premium notes drawing per cent in
terest secured by policies. .:-... COS. 2iS so
Loans on scrp'''' ....-.."...... 6.025 81
Premiums, premium notes and cash in
the hanCs OF agents and in course OF
Transmission. ............ 9.675 Il
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NJ OTICk is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has taken out letters OF Administration on
the estate OF Nathaniel j. Divine, late of Wander
burgh county, deceased. All persons indebted to
the said estate requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the same
are notified topresept them duly authenticated for
settlement The estate is probably insovent.
octi9Stw' SALLY DIVINE, ADMIR-.
JUST
" ESTERDAY iron New Orleans sc bags prime
L Rio Coffee and cask fresh Rice, and for sail,
by lsep3l FOSTER q BROWN
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lin Scrip to hose who have paid their Premium
in Cash, aud to tho credit of those who are indebt
ed to the Company by note for part OF the freml-
ulns.
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CnAs. w. MACK.

WESTERN STAR CLOTHING STORE.
Corner Of Ua,er end Sycamore SiTtctS,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
M ESSRS. MACK & LOBENSrlNE have Just
WI received from their Wholesale clothing os-
Enlistment at Cincinnati, large assortment of tall
and winter clothing, manufactured with an especial
view TO meet the wants OF this market. and consist
ing of every article OF apparel necessary to COM
plee the wardrobe OF inviduals oil every taste.
COACS.
The following kinds, made of the hest material
and in the latest styles, are now store;
Black clio h dress ard rock coats;
Brown, blue and Invisible green do;
Blanket and pilot cloth do
Blue, gold mixed and tweed sacks:
Over-coatS very superior quality
10 all OF when ihey respectfully invite the at
PANTS.
Super black and fancy cashmere;
Corduroy, casiueit. jeans and fancy pants of
every Description and O. S 5hs latest fashion
Black satin and silk vests, fancy and plain silk
velvet. fancy coth, CASHMERE aud saiineii do and
common vests ct every style and price.
FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting OF extra linen bosom shirts-to which
we would ask particular attention--and under shirts,
shirt collars, cravats OF superior qualities and
beautiful styles, gloves suspenders and every other
article usually found in the most extensive clothing
establishments OF the cos,ntry.
Hats, Caps, Boots Il Shoes.
In connection with their large stock OF Clothing
tn, will constantly keep in store splendid assort-
ment OF Camps superior hats and caps, together
with large lot OF boots, shOes, &c, &c.
Mack 81 Lo5enstiae have located in Evansville
with viefg al keeping up Oi the largest and
most fashionable clothing stores in the country.
and as thew expect to receive fresh supplies from
their establishment at Cincinnati weekly. AID are
determined TO sell every article in their line as
cheap, If not ittle cheaper, tnan it be pur-
chased at any other establishment in the city, they
hope to receive u liberal share of public patronage
sep2i
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THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE CO.

Nv ANSXII INDIANA,
~ LII Insure buildings ana Personal Property on
w land against loss or damage toy ire, and Boats
and Vessels, and Merchandise, in the course OF
transportation, against loss Or damage by fire or
water, &c. osice in the room occupied by Jas
L. Jones. as Law office, on the corner of Sycamore
and Fnstslreeis. smh2O If
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ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent.

ALLEN c. HALLOCk, agent.
NJ. J. BsAy, NJ d., Medical Examiner.
All persons wishing 10 make insurance on their
own or their friend, LIVES, will please call upon
the agent in this City, Office on Main Street near
Wafer, and examine the terms and rates of the
Company. Iocil6-Iyl
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TO EMIGRkNTs. &C.

A LII those in want OF small Farms within few
N miles of tais City will do well to call on the
subscriber at is Office, 2nd street, one door from
the Catholic Church. p E. GARRlCK-
,oaS ~
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DRUGS, &C.
DRUGS, MEDICINES. ETC

I AN now in the daily receipt of my spring -
j ply DRUGS, &e., &C., consisting in -
of the following:
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PEMNUEY..

II. MORGAN has removed his stock of Dry
j.. Goods up n ain street. into the building for
merly occupied by Oliver Ladd, where he will be
pleased to see his customers, aying determined &c
sell goods at lower prices than ever aug2s-ti
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SJNDRIES.

DICKLES, Catsup-s, Sauces, Jeiy's. dried Fru
i Currants, Raisms and Figs for sale by
mv4 If HORNBROOK & BuRTIS.
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JAVA COFFEE.

A FEW pockets of very superior old Govern
N ment Java Coffee Just received and for sal,
by [ian4- BABCOCK BROTHERS, Water st.
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I AN agen, for the following PATENT MEDI.
4 CINE.S:

DRANDY AND WINE.-Otard, Dupuy d
- Co.'S, J. ]. Dupuy, Murat and other brands
"a and Claret, on hand and for sale by
ieb7 c. BELL.
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TE1 E ha We in store, leo half boxesof bv 10 win
w dow Glass, which we are instructed to sell be
low the market To any person wanting the article
we can sell.
je2l If ORILEY & MITCHELL.
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~ Cases Mems stitched boots;
- do do prime Kip Brogans;
5 do Childrens' Shoes;
5 do Misses Bootees;
Just received and for sale low by
sep2i j. I'll. MAGHEE & co
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ter had been questioned; and he informed me 1t
was understood, in the district in which Mr.. Ches-
ter resided that he had been active and inftuen
tial partisan in elections He particularly referred
TO his in betting upon elections. as he had
heard. Mr.. Folks election; and he had il from
the wnncr that he lost house and lot in OF the
towns "l his district in the last Presidential cleo
ton. mention this fact only upon such informa
ton have stated; and, if true, consider il as
furnishing fair presumption that Mr. Chester
removed for some other cause than mere differ
ence of political sentiment.
My colleague has also referred TO the of Mr.
McNeily, | never heard of that of removal
until received letter from Mr.. McNeiy the other
day, and know nothing of the grounds upon which
he was removed; nor had any knowledge that the
postmaster at Tazewell had been removed until my
colleague made his remarks
Mr.. DOUGLAS. Mr.. President, ! raise point of
order. If all the cases TO be gone over in the
United States in the same way it would at least last
three years.
Mr. BELL. Well, will have done. / believe
have now fully answered my colleague, who sup
posed he had made strong case against me.
have heretofore admitted that there may have been
removals made upon false allegation of cause. The
President may have been misled in many cases.
stated the other day that would not be responsible
in all for the correctness of the information
upon which the removing power in Washington
had proceeded. In regard to my State, could not
do 80, unless had personal observation of the
duct of these individuals will further say to my
colleague, that a removal of gentleman of Ten
nessee was made against my recommendation and
wishes.
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L.ts., View. from Sal, LaLs.

For the following important items Of news VIC are
indebted to Mr.. j. M Livingston, late Of this city,
and Of the firm of Livingston Knkade, OF Salt
Lake city. Mr.. Livingston left the Salt Lake on
the 18th Of April, accompanied by three others.
They were twenty one days in travelling hun
dred miles through the snow on the mountains,
but the remainder Of the journey, distance OF
nine hundred and seventy miles, wss performed in
twenty one days. They met tho advance trains Of
the emigrants about eight hundred miles west OF
Council Bluffs, and Mr.. Livingston estimates their
numbers at forty thousand persons.
So closely together were the wagons that Mr..
Livingston was not able to travel more than one.
fourth Of the way on the road during the time he
was meeting them. lie reports the omigrants all
healthy, and the animals in an excellent condition.
Some complaint was made TO him OF scarcity OF
provisions but they expected TO procure supplies at
Fort Laramie. THIS they will not be able 20 do,
they had not sufficient stores at that point 10 furnish
all that would be required.
They brought with them the Salt Lake, Fort Lar
annie, and Fort Hall mails Business at the Salt
Lake was thriving at the date Of their departure,
and the people we're all prospering.
81. louis Rspeiis.
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New YoRK, June "a.
The steamship Crescent City arrived here III,
morning about o'clock, bringing fifteen day.
later intelligence from California.
The Crescent City, in her y"yagc hence 10 Cha
gres, arrived there in eight an'i half days, and
left Chagirs the 18th last, h's making the vow
age hou.~ ,rd in about ten d.
She bring, S25J,oo0 in g"i,' lust, and one hun
dred and liiy-six passengers.
The steamer Isthmus arrived at Panama on the
10Th. She brought the mail, S3OO,OO in gold dust,
and one hundred and thirty four passenger.
The steamer New World arrived at Panama on
the 7th inst and 10 leave soon for san Fran
CISCO
The steamer Panama repairing at Panama.
At the sailing of the Crescent City the Chagres
river was high and was rising rapidly. The health
Of Chagres and Panama was good.
destructive fire occurred al San Francisco on
the Sth Of May, which reduced fully one-th third Of
the city To ashes. The loss set down at
$500, 900.
The fire was thought to b. the work OF an incen-
diary, and $4,000 was offered for his detection.
Nsw ORLEANs, June %.
Several others Of the Cuban expeditionists have
been arrested and urraigned for trial. They have
given bail
The letters by the Canada have come to hand
but they contain no orders
During the past three days 900 bales cotton
have been sold, and the market firm. The week's
steady prices. Dealers waiting the Canada
news.
Flour is dull Ohio is below Sc.
Pork has advanced to vi 10 $l2.
Moasses is higher Prime Is selling at 81 a
"a cents
The Della, Of to-day, promises developments to,
morrow, which will excite the whole country.
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RAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION AT ODD
FELLOWS HALL.
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.

More generally kno,en as Warrentoa Springs, }
WlLL be open Tor the reception of visiters on
w the lat OF June. Extensive improvements
are In progress that will give a new aspect to the
whole establishment. No expense will be shared
in adding TO its establishment, or to the comfort
and pleasure of the guests. Knowing by ocular
evidence, in numerous instances, the positive in
trinsic value of the water, and its almost miracu
ous effect in particular cases, il has been regarded
as good policy to enlarge the accommodation, and
to complete the original design so as to crafty he
taste and fancy Of guests, well promote their
health and pleasure. Situated in remarkably
healthy region, in full view of the bold Blue Ridge.
and in the vicinity Of the beautiful village of War
renton, visters may, on horseback or in carriages,
over the improving roads. enjoy the most pctur,
esque scenery, may seek exercise in the pin
alleys the pistol gallery the game Of billiards. or
the hcalthfu dance The lovers Of music and
flowers will find peculiar care has been taken to
win their approval, while the fallow deer and the
awn, the gold and silver fish, the elk and the swan
may relieve tedious hour to those who are inter-
ested in the ter4 nature. In word, every step
has been taken which expanded liberality could
suggest, To add to the comfort and acconimoda ton
OF visiters. The hurdle race and tournament, the
fancy ball, masquerade and brilliant fire works.
will lend-their respective attractions Nor are these
preparations designed for the gay monde only. To
the holy ministers of religion, of every dcnomna-
tion, cordial, not a grudging invitation ID given
to spend the summer, without charge. The usual
services of the church respected throughout the
These springs are IS or SO miles according to the
route taken, from fredericksburg, and 49 or SO
from Alexandria Tri- weekly stages will run from
both these points till July, when daily lines will be
established
These springs are known on the post-office books
as "Warrcnon Springs" and all letters should
be directed, or they may be left at Warrenton,
or sent To the White Sulphur Springs, in Green
brier.
Terms of board will be follows: $50 for the
whole season, ending LIST of October; SIS for three
months; y % for two months, $ 80 for month;
5 10 per week; 5 Is for two weeks, 81 rs per day;
meals lodging fifty cents each Servants and
children under twelve years old. half price. No
charge for children under three years old. When
separate tables provided for children before the
usual hour, those who retain their at the or
binary table will be charged full price. Horses
fifty cents day, $40 month
DANIEL WARD,
June MISUNDERSTANDING Superintendent.
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[cosursposprscs OF rae anpusLlc.l
BALTIMORE, June 24-5 o

BALTIMORE, June 24-5 D, M.
The Hour market, to-day, is heavy Sales OF
900 bbls. Howard street, at 50 25. Nothing do
ing in City Mills.
Sales Of Pennsylvania white wheat at 1870 cts,
and 800 bushels red at 10 cts. No sales of Mary
land wheat.
Receipts of corn very fair, and sales of yellow at
81 cts, and white at 50 60 cts
At the cattle sales, to-day, $50 head offered $50
sold to city butchers at prices ranging from So so
to So per 100 lbs. on the hoof, equal to SIS 81 rs
net, and averaging SO %.
At the stock board, sales Of So 500 Bait 6's 1890,
at 1861. Maryland 6s closed 1857 asked; deferred
ditto, lO4 bid. Bait. and Ohio Railroad bonds, Of
1867, at 95 bid 81 asked.
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FRoM HAvANA.-By the arrival at this port, yes
terday, of the bark Japonca, Captain Shankland,
from Havana, we have file of the Gaceta de la
Habana to the 9th instant, being day later than
previous advces.
The cholera was rapidly disappearing, and the
Gaceta remarks, most favorable sign of it that
the ladies are again abroad in the fashionable
promcnades
number of merchants hnve determined to give
banquet TO Don Jose Morales as a mark of esteem
Tor his brave conduct against the piratcs at Car
denas
subscription has been made, to have solemn
funeral procession in honor OF the brave veterans
who fell at Cardenas.
There is no other news.
[Phiia. North american, Odd.
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INTRODUCTORY LECTURES.

nELIyERED at Queens College, London
IL On English Composition aud English Litera-
ture, by the Rev. G. Kingsley.
On the French Language, by Professor Brssseur.
On the German Language, by Professor Bernays.
On Latin, 10y Rev. 6. Clark.
On the Italian Language, by DIR. Bcolchi
On the English Language and English Grammar,
by Rev. A. Il. Strettell.
On History aud Geography, by Professor Nicolay
On Natural Philosophy, by Professor O'Brien
On Theology, by Rev. r. ID. Maurice.
On Music, by Professor Hulah.
On the Fine Arts by President Warren.
On Mathematics, by Professor Hail.
Complete in ! volume. London, 1850. 81 %.
just imported by
June % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ROCK CREEK GROVE.
Fourth OF July.

rJNHE Ladies Of Rock Creek Parish, according 20
IL their annual custom, will reopen the beautiful
Grove near the Church on THURSDAY, July 4th,
and the two following days. for the reception Of
visiters. There will be liberal supply Of suitable
refreshments and fancy articles, the proceeds from
the sale Of which will be appropriated TO the dis
charge Of debt contracted in recently repairing
that ancient structure.
The Ladies will attend from nine in ths-morning
until sunset. June 25-td
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FaoM PoRT AU PRIScE By the arrival at this
port yesterday of the brig David H. Aiken, Captain
Baker, from Port au Prince, we have dates to the
4th instant The country quiet, and there was
no evidence of any warlike demonstrations against
the Domnicans.
Business was dull. The stock of coffee was SO
much reduced that holders demanding hi Cher
prices, which had the effect Of checking business
There was little or no mahogany or logwood in the
yards.-Phiia. North american, 22d.
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0rS FRANKLIN Lyoeum.-r

Or Franklin Lyceum.-There Will he n
regular meeting Of the society on this (Tuesday)
evening, at O'Clock, at Temperance Hall Sub
ject for debate: "Shoud the adjustment, amend.
ed by the Committee Of Thirteen, be adoptedS''
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
BY order; ID. A. CAMPBELL,
June 25 SECRETARY
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LATE FROM THE PLAISs.-Colonel

LATE FROM THE PLAISs.-Colonel Moore, of
Ohio, came down yesterday upon the st. Paul
having left Fort Kcarny on the 2Sth ult. Up 20
that period, nearly 5000 wagons bad passed the
fort, and il was supposed that at least 900 more
would have reached there Immediately. The emf
grants were getting along most prosperously. The
abundance of grass and the excellent condition of
the roads gave them great encouragement that
they would reach their destination in good time
81. Louis Union, 18th.
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A CARD.

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS take this method Of inform
Il ing their customers that their respective half
yearly accounts will be made up TO the 25th insts
and delivered before the LIST OF July, when IL is
6dently expected of all TO come forward, settle up,
and start afrcsh. p II. HOOE & co.
June 25--2wif TUnionl
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late number Of Dickens Household Words con
tains an article on the Greenwich Observatory, in
which the writer, in speaking of a contrivance. by
which the wind is made TO record on sheets Of pa
per its direction and force for all hours of the day
Observes that when thesc sheets are bound up into
books, as they always are, they might with truth
be lettcred-"The History Of the Wind, written by
Itself; an Eoan Autobiography"