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YTIHE above Reward will be paid upon CONVICTION 3
Of tbe psTson or persons harbOnng the muattress N
MATILDA or TILLA-but no doubt now passing SkSA
,ndsr an assumed name with forged pass sad giI~&A
IS dark muatto about feet or inches high, - or y
years OF age; stout made Dromset eys sh2tt nes ~
nrns her feet 10 when waking, ENsnf.hvs hpAs ~ "
bai iF hsr Apprehension and n any ~ q ths ~
IN state, Hkitt. 81 k1Aa9Ass1@t Afe EA2a@-@t..
NsFy pa,aas, NsY 81 tst, 1s'S
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SA0WgRs eesESNss

FLOWER GARDEN AND SEED STORE.
TTHE FRESHEST GARDEN SEEDS can be t-aos
A obtained at the Seed Store of MATTHEW ,S4g5s
BYRNE at the corner Of ST. CHARLES and SsAzESa
GRHHiER Streets warranted to be the finest ~
collection now the city.
ssna ALsO-FRUIT AND ORNAMENTALTREES Of
exc the choicest kind together with the best collection OF
49, SHRUBBERY to be found in the market. BOU-
DUETS put to order at the shortest notice ap2I 3m
EH Persons purchasing Plants Seeds and finding them
not TO be they represented will be returned money
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HEMPI HEMPI! HEMP n

TUE undersigned in order further TO meet the views of the
i Board Of Underwriters have apart, exclusively for
the storage of Hemp and other extra hazardous articles OF
merchandze, the STORY eproo arehOuse, Orleans
No ~ corner Deol and Magazine streets Tie locality and
facility OF receiving and delivering the WaTehOuse Uhee
being hosting the second story equired) renders this
the most desirable place for this descnptiOn Of storage
ans 6m GEO. r BEARD 4 60.
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FATAL CALAMITY.-James E. Meknlgh1, @liel
of the bank of Attica and OF James heAiirgn'
of Buffalo, was drowned on the afternoon VI tle
4th inst, by the upsettng of boat III TIC -'i"'A
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FAMILY OF NEGROES FOR SALE.
A EAA1IIN NE ACCI LMATEn NEGROES

u private sale, as iOIIOWs- =.
A NEGRO MAN aged about q years, good subject,
and his Wife Negress aged about 2 years good cook,
washer and roner-with their two children, VIZ Boy,
aged about 8 years, and an Infant, aged months ~
The above Negroes fully guaranteed, and come well
on and IL months for approved endorsed notes. with mort
myi II n PERSON & BONNEvAL, 81 Gravier st.
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and eject Seminal illusions and Weakness Of the UeTa
Bladder This Mixture contains injurious article what
but possesses tonic properties Of real efficacy and
cOngenia to the constitution than any other medicine used
for these complaints Freed from the qualities
attending COpaua and the mixtures, it will be found
agreeable the palate and pleasant the stomach and will
any case all pay refused Or 1t equally good
and certain for iemales-SOid only at 50 Poydas street
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The Genuine Balm of Columbia is only Hair Restor
alive, but the best colorng fluid IN the world 1t makes the
Hair glossy and fine, stops at from falling ont ana
estoes it Bald LEADS and keeps the Hair free from dan
drutf and sCUrf
DR., SPOHNs Sick HEADACHE REMEDY is warranted to
cue any case, either Nervous bilious VIII you tyft! 1t
has cured cases OF twenty years standing.
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PHI.ADHLPHIA WHEELWRIGHTs WOE

EA441zADIJ11+ ELl12 w W W Jim
TIVE subscribers Agents for the well-known mandatory
L Of WILLOW CmLDs Co, Philadelphia, have now
landing and extensive ASSORTMENT OF every de-
scIpton Of Wheewughts' work. as follows:
70 pairs Ok and Horse Cart Wheels from to > inches on
the tread;
pairs extra heavy Dray Wheels, Al inches on tread;
10 OK and Horse Wagons, with and without bodies varI-
Gus sizes;
30 Draws iron and wooden azes 3z1 3Xl and 4H1 inches
tread.
I3 Carts, light and heavy;
100 Wheelb&uows, with shifting Sides
so Canal BaTOws.
The above stock will he increased by every arrival from
Philadelphia. which viii enable them 10 offer TO Planters and
Merchants this season. larger and complete asson-
of these articles than has heretofore been offered
this market Prices will be reasonable terms liberal, and all
EMERSON, TOURNE Il co,
ie1 15S TChOUpOulat ST.
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CHICKERING'S PLAEO-FORTES.
FENHE PUBLIC Will please take notice that Mr.. HENRY
= PARSONS. "a CAMP STREET my -
only agent for the sale OF my PIANO FORTEs EY sx
in Louisiana and that instruments taken atFT N III III II
this depot may be considered fully guaran-u z y
tied from the factory and that the prices will he tine same
adding freight and insurance only Orders may be left for
any kind Of instrument and adv ance required until the
article Is received aud approved. J. CHlCkERlhG,
nyl6 334 Washington street, Boston,
MR. HENRI HERE'S PIANO FORTES AND
PIANIN OS.
fATM T. MAYO, has the pleasure to rESE8l.--ssss-z
w inform his friends and the public OF FFv7s sss
New Orleans and the surrounding country, FT N hi 81 VI
that he has been appointed6y MT. Il HERR y u Z
sole 4 gent Tor the sale OF his GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOS AND PiANlNOS. The daily increasing de-
uaud in this country for these instruments and the great
satisfaction they have given TO buyers both in America and
Europe, have induced VIM T. MAYO to OPEN room for
their exhibition and sale He also takes lea call parcu-
lar attention the PIANINOS which unsurpassed for
richness Of and elegance OF appearance, combining
great durability with unique bnHancy and facility OF touch
They have been awarded the Gold Medal OF the first degree
(he highest premium at the disposal OF the French Govern
ment) and general in France, England and Ger
many W. I. NJ. begs leave 10 refer to The highest elO-
gums bestowed them by Professors and the Press the
occasion of Mr. HERR introducing the PlANINOS at his
concerts
EE57 An ample assortment will always be found at the
Depot, No Camp Street. three doors from Canal ST. eSu
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MR.. HENRI HERE'S PIANO FoRTEs AM
STORAGE FOR COFFEE.

STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
ME axe storage floor, second story,
w dry and dark place, 1000 bags. Also, in anOthC
store from 2O0O0 to 10000 bags. Merchants having coffee
will find to their advantage call and
warehouses. EMERSON, TOURNE II co.
I5S TcbOupitOulaS street
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& q. AlNSWORTH, Murine and Commercial Notary,
"A No. 80 CAMP street, holding Commissions from the
States 0! TEXAS, MISSISSIPPI KENTUCKY, FLORIDA, New
uRk, MISSOURI ILLINOIS, INDIANA TENNESSEE, PENN
sYLvANIA, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT, NRwHAMPsHIRE,
DELAWARE ALABAMA, MAINE, NoRTHCAROLINA, SOUTH
CAROLINA GEORGIA, NEWJERsEY, ONO, MICHIGAN,
NRkA"stS. VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS,, MARYIkNDaB
tnAAECTCUT Is prepared take dispositions, and
ad perfect all kinds OF legal instruments be used recorded
IN ard States and the Territory OF WISCONSIN. The usual
Wompltude at his otce Is continued in all NOtaIal bust
Hess. mh5
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And all feel the truth of the piOus quotation,
Preserve il then, iadies-yOUr glory may fall,
InIess Won project ID with tins DrenaTltIOn.
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70 TRAVELLERS.
r r II N KS VAIJCEC AN D CARPET 3 G

7 K . N KS, VAIlOLs -ANI 2 hhE Z . q =
W A RE H U E,
gOHN MORRISON, No 10 Cq1aL G#-ESS I'm
- Street, offers 10 the public for sale 9l44zaSSi7
large assortment OF the above articles at lstS y ~
such low prices viii SUIT The TIMES. $50 as8=AzAS
Persons about travel Tor the summer will do well TO give
hlu 2at Country dealers supplied at wholesale, on the
most liberal terms. $780,
CO Mauuiac5ry Newark, n. J.-Warehouse, u Mai
den Lane. New York my6 I'm
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LA Al
E0n KEGs ead % baTTHls
e&iFtt sie DIV sEt
HEi31W
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CoNNELs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will prove a bless
ing to all those who it. 4 is sovereign remedy for all
Burns Sore Eyes Feons, Ulcers Bruises Tie DolOreuN,
Erysipeas and all complaints which need external app-
cation. BY its use, lntammat0ns are removed SwelngS
reduced and even Modification stayed. II will be supplied
all cevymen grntis for their use and the poor Of their
parishes.-SOId only at So POydra5 street.
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PUMPs AND BATHTNG APPARATUs

PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS &c
EUIIN McCARTY, Plumber No. 1874 Camp street 8
- New Orleans has just received and large ia
assortment OF Brass Cocks, various sizes Force and IN
Lin PUMPS Beer Pumps, NC sc; Cooking Ranges; GEA
Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths Also, laying and repair
Ing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every description Ship
aud Steamboat work promptly put up and repaired All
dCrs promptly attended TO.
Es5F' Charges moderate. mh24 1y
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VINEGAR ESTABLIsHMEr

VIE Undersigned constantly manufacturing and has
I for sale very superior article Of NEGA r, sSz
which he viii guarantee 10 improve by age, and l8E@E1
Will deliver it., free Of charges, in any part OF Ess7s
the city Lafayette, at the following reduced 800
suiJ the times VIZ Butts 90 gallons 81; Barrels 81
gallons, 81 % Barrels 40 gallons cents gallon A be-
lal discount made TO wholesale customers.
Esr line dropped in the POstOiee will be punctaally
attended [ap29 ~ JOHN Ii. WEBB.
Corner Common and Maajs sts. opposite Charity Hospital
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CIT AND SILVER PLATING

IT LAMBERT, ST, CHARLES Street, opposite the
IS Theatre respectfully informs the public that 10
!: ] ::: 81: :: ::: :: Z
Ceent order short notice; and all work pertaining House
and LOcksuithing done in wOrkmanike manner. apps
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NEW CARRIAGE MANUFACFoRY,
81 &93 CarORdeLet ST., beteeR GraUic and Union sts
CARRIAGES manufactured to order. ~ ~ szsr
" and workmanship warranted Also, fS9zSz<T<-{L
Repairing done At all the branches w ~
mh22 6mD&W AIKEN & COWAND
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I A. HORTON has now on hand a large assortment Of
- every style OF Saddles Brides, Martini FI7FSs ~ NJ
gales; Coach Gig, Buggy, Wagon and &C., 7ii55
Sos Cart HARNESS; Dray Brides, .tf4S7aH - sG
k}sz9zv Collars, Whips, Strups, Bits sAz4zA5
<TA and Spurs. Also, general assortment OF IN Dl IA
1850 RUBBER GOODS together with the largest
stock Of Trunks, Vaces, Saddle and Carpet Bags ever
before offered in this market to which he invites the attention
Of purchasers all the above goods will be sold GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
E The subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of great variety of pat
terms, and at the manufacturer prices. mh7 TN
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SPICE AND COFFEE MILL

NO. $50 Magazine ST., cOT5Jer Of JdfUBetteSt.
I L, BOLEN would respectfully inform the continuity
~ Of New Orleans that he is at all times prepared at the
above Mills to furnish and ground Coffee, ground spices
Of all kinds together with COrnmeai, HOminy and Grit
Steamboats,, Groceries and Restaurants supplied the
shortest notice. i'm
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II OBT. W. WORTHINGTON General .4geut and
4 u tONtct3r Rodney Jefferson county, Mississippi, will
attend Punctuay to the Collection OF Notes, Drafts Ac-
counts &C. this and the southern part OF Claiborne county
Rcilr$ tg-Dfake Il Evans, Broughton & MuTdock,
Ihekard, Warren u Co., Rodney, Miss John GOOdin,
Elcllard BECK, r. H. & G. NJ. Bayly, New Orleans w.
r. Henry I; A, 5. DOniphan, Natchez; James GOodin,
CINCINNATI Jas Hand Philadelphia; J. G. James, Lexing
on, JhOs. FFeeland, Claiborne county, Miss. ap29
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CONSUMPTION CURED-Ako Coughs Colds, Pain in the
Side and Breast, and ali Lung and Liver C0mpiants-by
DR. Bahomew's Pink EXpectOTant Syrup This is the only
article that be relied for these complaints and has
cured cases after all other articles have failed
The Military Shaving Soap the best article in this city.
Price % 1t makes rich cream aLber that does not dry
on the face.
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WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS, &c,
WE are prepared to furnish, at short notice from the
w Forge of Armstrong & Dauagh Psburg, all descrp-
hon of Hammered Pieces, WROUGHT IRON viz: Shafts
Tor Steamers and Sugar Mills, Piston Rods Wrists Pltman
Jaws, Cotton Press Mouds and every variety OF o
ing, from 80 lbs to 5000 lbs
apl1 3m l.. j. WEBSTER, IS Gravier st.
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Q b 3 y S.

W. GIBBONS, General Broker, No. 28 Cu'tomhg}SSse
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

The DANCE OF VANITY.-The following is
an account ofa most ingenious statagem play
ed off at Paris before the revolution:
The last time that the late Queen of France
visited the theatre in Paris the wife of a finan-
cier, whose whole merit consisted in heavy
purse and an ostentatious display of Eastern
mlgnlticence, sat alone in box opposite to
that OF Her majesty. She affected to make
parade OF costly pair of bracelets, which, as
the queen now and then cast her evss upon
her, she tondly supposed attracted the admira-
ton OF her sovereign. She was hugging her
self in thoughts that exceedingly fiattered her
vanity, when person dressed in the queens
livery entered the box.--"Malam," said he
''you may have perceived how attentively the
queen surveyed these magnificent bracelets
which, though so precious and costly, still re-
ceive greater lus,re from the dazzling beauty
OF the arm which bears them; am commission
ed by her Majesty to request you will entrust
me with one of them, that Her Majesty NAV
have nearer view of the unparalleled Jewels"
Melted by the fattering compliment, she did
not hesitate, and delivered one of her brace
lets.
Alas! she soon repented her blind conf
dence, and heard nothing more of her bracelet,
till the next morning, when an exempt of the
pOllSO OSSSeu W Dt admitted, anu cnlu ner pO-
litely for trusting so valuable trinket in the
hands Of a stranger. ''But, madam, added he,
"the rogue is taken up, and here is letter from
the lieutenant dc police, which will explain the
whole" The letter was, indeed, signed Ode
Crone, and containeda request that the lady
would repair at twelve O'Clock to the office
and in the meantime to deliver to the exempt
the other bracelet that it might be compared
with the first, then in his hand, that he might
have sufficient proof to commit the sharper
SO much attention from the chief magistrate
filled her with gratitude, which she expressed
IN the liveliest terms, bestowing the greatest
praise on the vigilance of the police, which in
no country was so vigilant as in Paris. In fine
after ordering up dish of chocolate for the
exempt, she put the other bracelet in his hand.
They parted, but it was forever-this pretend
ed exempt proving neither more nor less than the
lrorthy associate Of the Quesw's bold messenger
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

Where is Embree? What has become of his
threeg great cipleS-viz:-to elect Taylor to
the Presidency-to. .demonish and annihilate
the Owen family-and last though not least
to get his eightdolars per day and Roast Beef.
= VaHderburgh Democrat.
Mr.. Embree is at Washington, where large
majority of the enlightened and free people Of
the lst District sent him, attending TO their in
terest-not as noisy, perhaps, as many locofo-
cos, but quite as intelligent, industrious and
upright as any of that party-commanding the
respect and confidence of all-and where Mr..
Owen won't get again in hurry. As to the
elevation of Taylor 10 the Presidency, we beg
leave to inform the Democrat that the election
takes place next November,-and as TO the de-
molishing the Owen family, Judge Embree did
some of that last August, demolishing the head
of the family at least pretty effectively. We
have no doubt Judge Embree 'gets his eigh
dollars a day" and earns it-eats roast bee
and puys for H.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29
CITY OF WILLIE:


THE ELEcT1oNoF CANAL TRUsTEE.-We pub
lish in another column q very severe, but we
think merited article, copied from the State
Journal, in which several Wing members Of the
Legislature are charged with defeating the par
ty in the election of Canal Trustee. Only one,
Mr.. Cookery of Vigo, is named; but there are
Others equally guilty whose names must be
glven-others, although they may not have
thrown themselves into the arms of the locofo-
COS, as Mr.. Cookery is charged with doing, yet
whose stubbornness, peculiar management and
conceitedness did quite as much 10 bring about
this result, deplored by every good Wing in
the State. We are assured by persons who
were and are on the ground, that it was in the
power of the delegation from the "Pocket," by
ludicious and conciIiatory management, &c
have elected good man and good Wing from
this end of the State, yet they suffered thei
perverseness and contentious to prevail to sucl
an extent as at last to worry the patience o
the party and make them, or at least some o
them, Indifferent as 10 the result. 1t is sucl
men as these who are justly to blame for ou
defeat, and we intend, as soon as the who'll
matter has been sifted as it will be, to max
them known 10 the public. We are promised
a correct history Of the whole proceedings b
one who took part in them, which we shal
publish regardless as to whom it bits CT hoy
hard.
We publish below the several balloting
had after the meeting of the Legislature.
The hour having arrived to go into the eleC
ton for Canal Thustee, and the Senate havin
come into the House for that purpose, the 70
lowing is the result of the several ballotting
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29
For the Evansville Journal.
To the People of Pike County:


To the People Of Pike County:
You, in common with all the citizeus Of the
''pocket," felt deep interest in the election of
canal trustee, from that section of the State.
The election for that officer has taken place,
and has resulted in the election of Austin NJ.
Puett of the County of Parke, In view of this
result, deem it proper 10 state 10 you the
course which have pursued in the matter.
Since the adjournment, in accordance with the
general wish in the county of Pike, and other
counties in the pocket, gave my influence
and support in favor of Willard Carpenter, oi
Evansville, until, at his request, his name was
Withdrawn, in the hope that some other man
South of White river might be presented with
whom success might be attained. and thus our
vital interests and wishes, in the completion of
the canal, accomplished and secured beyond
contingency. The name Of Mr.. Jones was
then presented, but unfortunately, without sue
cess. | then called upon the friends from our
region, and besought them TO present some 9th
er one, either Whig or Democrat, whom they
could support, pledging myself to him without
regard TO his politics, but they were unwilling
to do so, myself and others then announced
the name of John Pitcher, we having previous
| ly obtained assurances from most of the Wing
members of the Legislature, that they would
vote for him, and not doubling that every mem
Der from the "pocket," Of whatever politics,
would support him, and thus insure his sue
cess, and thereby speed the day when canal
boats would make their regular trips from Ev-
ansviile on the Ohio, to Lake Erie in the dis
tant North, opening an outlet for our trade
and high price, and cheap conveyance for the
productions Of our farmers. But this last and
best hope, proved TO be vain one.-Mr. Pitch
er was defeated, and Mr.. Puett elected-ant
all our efforts for your interests have been una
vailing. The responsibility rests not on me
upon my return home, shall place it where i
: belongs. For the truth of these statements
> !, refer to Mr.. Willard Carpenter, of Evansville
who was cognizant of my entire course IN tn
matter. J. c. GRAHAM.
, Indianapolis, Jan. 25, 1913.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

ORIGINAL FLAG OF New ENGLAND.-ht
the recent Pilgrim Anniversary in New York,
referance was made to the recent discovery Of
the original flag of New England, representa-
tion of which was suspended in the hall. 1t
was found in book published at Amsterdam
in 1903, entitled "Tew Dutch Shipbuildar,
which contains also a model Of Guta Frat
100 feet beam, 100 in length and 100 feet deep
The flag has white ground, quartered, and III
one of the quarters globe divided
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

SURGrcAL.-The following may be put down
as the great surgical operation of modern
times.
'.lmagne quiet couple, on the shady side
OF fifty, seated TO tea, with a prodigy of a
nephew, lad of fifteen, a medical student
fresh from the lectures, form the family trio
Uncle, says the shaver, ''what do you think
IS the most difficult operation in surgeryP'
Aunt looks puzzled, while uncle, after some
consideration, replies that he does not know
"Then," screams the lad, ''rll tell YOU: its ta-
King the jar out of a l0oman!' The astonish-
ment af the uncle, and the horror depicted in
the face of the aged matron; may be conceived.
but to describe them, would be impossible"
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

O-s-We call the attention of country Ply
sicians and Dealers in Drugs and Medicines,
to the advertisement of Mr. CRAWFORD BELL
in another column. We have taken a look
through his establishment and are satisfied his
stock is the largest and assortment the most
complete ever brought to this market. Mr.
Bell is thorough master of his business
known 10 be iudicious importer, and enjoying
an extensive custom. He deserves it all.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

For the qualification of our subscribers in
Pike county-and our list in that county is
very large-we give place to-day to a commu-
nication from Mr.. JAS. c. GRAHAM, the Repre-
sentative from Pike, and also to his remarks
IN relation to a matter concerning the citizens
OF that county. We do this the more cheer
fully as we know there is not in the legislature
gentleman more popular, more untiring in
his duties, or more deserving of the favor of
his constituents. Every one whom we have
heard speak Of him, does so in terms of high
praise, and we are informed and believe that
had his councils prevailed, the Canal Trustee
would have been taken from this part of the
State, and been a good Wing at that. We do
not know whether ii is Mr.. Graham's intention
TO again become a candidate for the legislature.
but OF one thing we are satisfied, the citizens of
Pike will look in vain for one more devoted to
her interests or more capable Of securing them
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

An EDrroR's THANKSGIVING SERMoN.-Since last
year at this time, we nave licked one nation and fed
another, of about the same population. We have
killed few thousand Mexicans and saved the lives
of ten times as many rishmen: that there remains
handsome thanksgiving balance in our favor
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

uTsrtrrrgymen last Sunday, remarked, that if all
the world, believed the Second Coming was to
take place onthe 23i ofMarch, 1913, at three
o'clock, P. M. two-thirds of them would DELAY
all preparation for it, till half past tiooi
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

A WEALTHY PRINCE Galignani says that the late
Elector of Hesse who was one of the richest Sover-
eigns of Europe leaves, it is said fortune of up
wards of 100 600 OO0f He has appointed the En-
peror Of Austria his principal executor