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The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22

Loss OF THE GOLDEN L1cHr-ANorH-
Err BoAT's Grew SAvED.-Our edition
Saturday last contained an account Of
the loss of the clipper ship Golden Light
struck by lightning on the 22d of Fobf
ruary, about 800 miles east from the 10,
land OF Martinique. 1t was then sup
posed that Is lives were lost, but thre-
boats having been picked up but W.
learn from private letter from the ise
land Of st Thomas that fourth boae
containing seven of the crow reache-
that place in safety. The remainiat
boat has not yet been heard from, bud
may possibly in like manner have reaohe
ed some of the neighboring islands Or II
having been secured by some passing
ship. The Numbers now known to be
saved amounts to twenty tive, Herald.
BACHELORS IN lNDIANA.-A bill is now
pending in the Indiana Legislature to
compel old bachelors of thirty years of
age to marry or pay $50 year into the
county treasury, to 60 to the first lady
who shall marry after January lst. The
provisions-o Of the bill apply to widowers
of one years standing.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22
TO be continued }

10 The foregoing article was first pub
lished in the Transcript, but with many err
rors in composition The author has hand
ed II to us as revised, and the succeeding
numbers will be original with this paper.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-13
Marbleized Iron Nantes, Columns, Ped
Savings Bank.

Savings Bank.
TNHE members OF the Corporation of the Worcester
J. County Institution Tor Savings are notified that
their Annual Meeting VIII be holden at the office Of
said Institution, on "Wednesday the 18th day of April
next, at o'clock, =. M.
s. JENNISoN, Treas.
Warren ", 1903. d T&2W
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WORCESTER, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1853
WANTS.
AGENTS WANTED
TO CIRCULATE

The History of the World.
FsfHE great popularity ar this work. as well as its
a. intrinsic merits, and its complete adaptation TO the
public IS, present inducements to enterprisinr vonns
men Of business habits sud good address. 10 act rs
Agents fer the same rarely met with in subscription
no pains have been spared in any department TO
make It at once useful and attractive al The exceed
ingy lOw price at whic is afforded places hi, great
work within the reach Of the huuiblest ctz,n
Notwithstanding but II small portion of the country
has been oanvass'd already eighty thousand names
have been enrolled oi the boo and the agents IN the
different parts Of the United States and. Canada are
daily adding large numbers Of tie intelligent Of ali cas
SEES for the work.
This rapid and immense sae.iurnshes the hest com
meutary npOn its Intrinsic value AID admirable apta.
toH The public wants.
Agents will not be required 10 canvass territory PEE
viousy occupied (uRess they choosr) and all books not
sold, may be returned at prices og naly charged if in
good eouditiOn
Being connected with the extensive publishing house
Of Messrs. Harper q brothers, New ork we supply
tsens with their publications ihe regular wholesale
prices
Persons wishing TO embaikas agents. obtain fur.
ther Information, will Call office in Flagg's Build
ing, up stairs opposite the Central HOTEL or address,
(nost paidl e. NJ. 4 ri. BILL.
mch%2 deodaN4 Worcester, Mass
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Savings Bank.

OFFICE IN CGvTR4L, ExcH4yGE.
FTNHE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is open
4 daily for the receipt Of Deposits from al classes.
Worcester. Oct. L. 1882 octld&wist
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-13
LABELS
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC!
Il U Ne An Is RHR!


fk'HE CLIHAx HAIR Tonic includes in its composition
many o. the most potent knowA remedies Il is COM
bned with the most elaborate care and Win so SIR ct
regard 10 proportion that due effect is given to each in
grrdent and the result is combination. elegant re-
cherche and unsurpassed in point OF efficacy by any
other before the public.
Just so long vitality exists IN the Hair the anpli
cition OF the Climax Iiaic Tonic 7capnnt fail to be bene
hcla Its ingigoratng influence win make ITSELF per-
cepibls. It's aciun, by removing dauIrnh and other
obstacles from the scan, destroys their whitening ef
tets land leaves the way clear for her part
AS compound for dressing the Hair, imparing 10 il
soiiness, gloss ness, and riehUes and also rendering
the shest AMI 'dii's Hair. ceptble of The
tasteful arrange ment, the Climax Hair Tonic will he
found invaluable EeryNus hsadaches are frequently
removed by vigorous application OF the Climax Hair
Tonic wph a stiff brushing
Possessing delicate eolor moi lble to soil anything
with which il comes in cantact-.of pleasant ard de-
cdedi vet no. too prominent odor tile Climax Hair
onc, is what the pr prelor has aimed make it--a
compound at once elegant and Gctive ahd of unusnal
intrinsic worth
d Its put Up AMI sold the low price Of Is cents
or Six Bottles for S ,25 Prepared only by
LEWIS T. LAZELL. Druggist,
No. 20l Main Street, Worcester, Hass, and sold
By Irader-sgeRe,aHy.
ap4 dawtf
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WANTRn.

. OR 4 Good Backsmhs can find constant employ
- mrnt by applying at OSG0OD BRkDLEY'S
Hch22 DIFF Tar Manuiselnry.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-13
Pure Live Geese Feathers,

We have the best lot OF Feathers that have been Of
fered in this market for 10 years, and warranted 10
give entire satisfaction. Wehavea very good article
OF Feathers which we sell for 25 and 81 ~ cts.
pound.
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FOUND

A WALLET, containing small amount of mopey.
n which the owner can have by proving property,
and paving charges. Apply to JAMES A. HAVERS-
TOOK, at the Boston and Worcester n. r. Crossing,
Washington Square, Worcester. d6t apis
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Glass We're Glass Ware!!I
SHINGLES.
Drawing and PAINTING Academv,

Drawing and Painting Academy.
DROP. ROHNER has returned 10 the city and re.
Il moved his Studio to the splendid rooms In Union
Block, over b. D. Goddard a. Co.'s store where he pro-
poses TO open
Drasolng and Painting academy,
for Adults and Youths The terms will be six dollars
for "a lessons provided sufficient number Of pupils are
obtained A..
Mr.. r. will continue 70 paint Portraits as usual and
will guarantee perfect likenesses. Specimens Of his
work may be seen at his rooms and aides and Gente-
men invited TO call, and examine at their leisure
deco DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-13

AyOu , OdJiidlIO0,
For Preserving, Restoring, and Beaaaifyino
the Hair.
GNausng II to gov uxurianty and giving it a soft
" and curling appearance, of the most delightful char
acter. The KATuAIRON neutralizes The effects Of
disease, climate AVID old age, in preserving aud resur
ing the human Hair, even after Bdidaess of many
years,ceansss the scalp from DandrNt, and its mar
nkal impurities immeiIatoy relieves sympathetic at
tscks Of Nervous Hedddche, and all cutaneous
aAeases of the skim such as Erysipeas, Salt Rheum,
Itch, &c. Asa
TOILET ARTICLE,
for giving the hair rich, soft, glossy and curling ap
pearance, nothing has evergreen discovered to compare
with ITS nconesied-its incontestihe virtues. II i'm
parts The fragrance OF The most delightful and exotic
nowers, and IL free from all mineral properties any
substance which can color the skin, stain ladys
hat. For
. Bald and Gray Heads,
itis pTe-eminenty beneficial the Kathairan restored
nluHT, 76 Bond street, NJ Yorkn This Admirable
pfeparaon can be had Of all reputable leaders, through
Nui North and south America and the Isands of The
Ocean, In large bottles, for 25 cents.
Sold TO the trade at liberal discount, but commits
foned IN no instance.
ID. 3. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l Broaway, New York.
B. In Worcester, by SHELLEY & SCOTT, l.. T.
AAZELL, DAVID SCOTT, JR., JAMES GREEN,
81 >. y A. J. howe, w. D. GREEN, and Il. II.
MhRsII and sold by all Druggists every where.
WEEKS Il POTTER, No, l54 Washington street,
hpston, wholesale Agents Tor New England
marl4 daw6mis
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u ST

ON Wednesday, April 6, between the Universalis,
" Meeting House, on Main Street, and DIR. Martln,s
on Pleasant st., a large Silver Lever WATCH. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving Il with
APT div l.. ID. GODDARD g. co.
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M. E. L. POTTER.

4 EACIIER Of Monochromatic and t,,axor n,s,v,us
Rooms AZ the " Mount Pleasant school, corner "a
Pleasant and Grown streets, Worcester, Mass
April !, 1863. ana ar
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CA.ssRHAasEE A.
Gray Hair Changed by the Use of

UIay 11aIT UHaHgEu Dy Lne Use or
Vah DeusenS Inlprored Haphene
FINHE reputation which this celebrated article has &C
Il qaired in its satisfactory results, has now become
thoroughly established.
u Among the varOns remedies of the present
day, offered for the Improvement of the human Hair
this preparasion, the result of patient and laboous
Physiological research has extensively Il ceived and
merited public favor 1t requires but the careful app-
cation of"Van Densen's Improved Wahpene,n a1reea-
BILE to The directions furnished TO be convinced Of its
beneficial effects To those whose hair from Sickness
or other causes, becomes Impoverished or fallen Off
this preparation will cause it to be newly repenshed
with thick and luxurant grow Oh, and Gray Hair to
become changed and to return tots original color.
Agents for Worcester, CALDWELL HILL. Apoth
ecares, 229 Main street, nov27 ds1 w6m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

study they may choose, as University Students,
and receive diploma when they leave, stating
the studies they have pursued. We would also
recommend that as soon as possible regular
scientific course of study be adopted, for those
who may desire more thorough course in the
natural sciences, and the modern languages in
the place of the Latin and Greek, and that the
degree of i" Bachelor OF Science be conferred
OH all those who pursue that course. We hope
also that the Board will, in due time, make ar
rangements for instruction in the various indus
trial arts, so that students can go out from this
institution thorou shly fitted for en.ering upon
the duties Of lie, in any Of the various walks
of usefulness and industry.
We would further recommend that the TFus-
tees take immediate measures for the establish-
mcnt Of Law department in connection with
the College, designed for graduates Of this, or
other institutions; or such as may be looking
forward to the profession Of the Law, and have
not been graduated from any institution, but
desire, and are otherwise qualified to enter up
on the studies preparatory to this profession.-
We believe that eminent jurists, well qualified
to take charge Of this department, could be OBJ
tanned to enter at once upon its duties, and
make it an ornament to the institution, and an
essential and exceedingly important benefit to
the legal profession in this State.
In behalf of the Faculty
J. PHELPS. Pres.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28
POST OFFICE ROBBERY. ARREST
AND DISAPPOINTED BRIDE.

We gather from the Wheeling Gazette, the
following particulars fan arrest for mail rob-
berry:
dent Of ,si ,ssihaiicross. secret mail agent and resi-
ney have been ffequen.,ssh shn. Large sums of
ern mail route, has been endeayorinr Sor " est
time to discover the depredators. Neverthe-
less, decoy letters and other means, as often
failed to give locality to the offence, or name
to the adroit rascal Difficulties were met at
every step, and though complaints were loud,
the affair continued to remain an inexplicable
mystery.
In March last, circumstances called fora re-
newed effort One of our business men had as
much as $500 distracted from an envelope. He
had wisely taken the precauiion, however to
preserve description of the bills forwarded. -
Others also, who suffered 10 The tune OF but one
hundred each, did likewise
On clue SO slight, Mr.. S. spranp to the
work again, and finally alighted upon the guilty
parties. From information received he was
led to believe that Benjamin Eaton, Postmas-
ter at Hendrysburgh, Belmont CO, O., for many
years, was the robber; and in company with
Mr. Sangston, City Sergeant, he made a visit
to that goodly village six or eight days ago
He ascertained there that hundred dollar
note, peculiarly marked, and Unidentified as one
VI ti"oC AoS', Adu Otcu puSSeu Dy MT. Eaton S
daughter upon dry goods merchant He there
upon set arrest of the parties. Reaching the
premises it was soon found, however, they had
smelled rat and fed
Mr. Shallcross gave pursuit after John and
his sister, and he tracked them to GAINESVILLE
Seven or eight miles farther brought to view
beautiful little cottage, before the door! Of
which gay and laughing group was assembled
cracking their jokes, and willing away their
time quite mernly His keen eye soon detec
TED the fugitives as part Of the company, and
walking in their midst startled them with the
announcement" You are my prisoners -
The ladies shrieked, and their male friends
coaxed, but justice is memorable. This was or
Saturday.
On Saturday night the officers and prisoners
| were in Hendrysburg hut +" an old bird is no
to be caught with chatf." Mr.. Eaton had no
returned, and is still at large.
But the most heart rending portion Of Tho
affair remains as yet to be told. Miss Eaton i.
young, handsome and intelligent and was asran
ging her bridal dress, and designed marriage
next week, with one of the wealthiest men in
that section of country Alas for human ex
pectations How soon our brightest hopes may
withcr in our grasp.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

DxcAr Or 3bkx5T Tax Ornxa j,
II has Of Iafs Scodal lrpmmsn to speak II
key, as in s saate Sf Gay, and OF her peo,l
enervat<, mindless, Sc Her defence ar6iIjj1
,hese chsrgsx-47if she needed deisnce. lis Wel
made Vi Lord pslWsr aon, in late speech q
he British Paslissdeht lie says.:
1 do a1r Sdm,t 4, III hat the Turkish enc
pire il in thastue of decay represented hs il1l
hDnetabIe gentleman. | consider that the
psail,a.nanca, ofthe integrity and Independence
Of T.skey is not only desirable, bst oriI, con-
| 'ending fur, and capable OF being succexsrully
! accomplished. The honorable geniIeman ID
wholly misin'orlned as to The state of Turkey,
for the last thirty years, assert. without fear
Of contradictions, that Turkey, so far fres, ha-
wing gone back within the hast thirty PEARS, has
made greater prngress aud Improvement in eyery
possible way, than perhaps was ever made by
any other country during the same period -
Compare the condition Of Turkey now with
what It was IN the reign Of the Sultan Mah-
mond, either with rcgaid d TO the system OF gov-
inJlab.tants, The state of the army and navy, the
administration Of justice, The condition OF aeri.
culture, manufactures and commerce, or rriig.
iu,ls toleration
venture 10 say that, in all ihcee respects,
Turkey has made immense progress during the
period have ueriioned. {liear $50 far.
therefore, from going It'll, the honorable rn-
ileman in that sort Of political slang which 10
the fashion ampng those who want 10 partition
and devour Turkey--so far from talking Of Tur-
key or dead b,.dy, an expiring body. or sene-
thing that cannat be kept alive--l am satisfied
that, ifyau will only keep out Of il those who
want to get into it daughter and cheering)-
if you will only ave those wko are in il 10
deal with il in the way in which they are now
dealing with II, there are countries in Europe
to which the honorable gentleman has referred
that are in much more dnnger Of sudden dissolu-
lion from internal causes than Turkey (Hear,
hear.1 Turkey, it is certain, has no Poland and
no Siberia.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

The Chicago papers were sometime since
road. 1t seems that opposition has been in vain
The Joliet Signal says that arrangements have
been concluded in New York by Gov. Matteson
to carry the work on, and that the section be-
tween LaPorte and Joliet will be pu.. under con
tract in few days.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

New DREDGE-BoAT FOR THE LAKE HARBoR
The new U. S. dredge recently Constructed at
Milwaukee, came into port on "Wednesday
making headway ol miles per hour, although
a very respectable sea was running. She is the
frst dredge upon this lake, possessing wheels
for self locomotion. She came here for trial ~
the U. s. Agent, and if accepted, will>>on-
menoe working in our harbor in s'ou' 'hrce
weeks. The buckets are to w>>1 upon an fnd-
less chain Al ench side. LxnE engine is SO horse
power. and the dro1gs is calculated to remove
300 cubic yards1of earth per hour. Mr.. D. 5.
Howard the builder, has full confidence that
she will perform what is expected Of her. The
pIan of construction is his own invention, and is
patented.- Chicago Press.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

In Philadelphia, we have the announcement
that during the proceedings Of the Whig City
and County Convention, three delegates were
accused OF being bribcd, when the Convention
appointed committee to investigate the mat
ter, who, in short time reported the charge
as being true. They were Immediately expell-
Cd
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

ILLINOIS GEOLOGICAL SuRvEY-The maps
of this survey are ra her slow in getting nut, bu,
it is understood that this tardiuess is amply com
Pensated for by the superior style, thorough
ness, beauty and accuracy of the work. Such
work for Iowa would be Of incalculable ad.
vantage to us in assisting to develop the la,en,
resources Of our state, unsurpassed as il is, in
natural wealth.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

NECESSARY TO REFoRM.-The American
Vegetarian Association, at their banquet at Phil
adelphia, adopted the following declaration:
THAT war, slavery and intemperance, three
monster ecds now agitating the world, upon
which SO much time, talent, prayers and treas
ure have been, and are being expended, will no.
be fully overcome until the majority of mankind
become dietetiealty reformed.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

TEACHERS INSTITUTE Broke UP IN Row.
We see from our Freeport papers that a
Teachers Institute at that place projected by a
Prof Sweet Of St. Paul, had rather disagree
able finale, not set forth in the programme. 1t
seems that the money taken up at the closing ex.
hibition was hardly sufficient 10 suit the Pro-
fessor, who immediately dashed the money on
the floor, and loudly thanked Heaven that he
was only missionary among such outside bar
barians. All kinds Of abusive remarks it ap-
pears. were Immediately called into requisition,
and general war Of words commenced How
II oil ended we can not exactly find out, bnt sup
pose the ranch was vamosed by the Professor
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

WeA friend who once attended negro preach
ing, gives some amusing illustrations Of the ser.
mon. For instance, speaking of the varietie.. Of
this world, the preacher said;
'.Brud'ren and Sista's you il. .sn like de big
grasshoppa which hops Of de groun an shows
hisself wild fluttern in de air. for brief little
while, all de time going car-r-rr-r; den getting
out Of bref, drops down out of sight in jiffy,
neber TO seen no more. You hop up on dis great
field Of existence, hutters in de air little while
wild considerable fuss, jus to let people know
you is somebody, den drops down in de
grave, neber to have muffin more said about
you"
This, though homely is yet most excellent
and happy illustration, and worthy Of any
preacher.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

FKIcE OF COMMISSIONS IN THE British
ARMY.-It is well known that commissions are
bought and sold in the British army. The prices
are regulated by law. A lieutenant colonelcy
in the Foot Guards, (Which is the highest rank
that can be pu!chased) is held at 81 $50 sterling,
($36, ,260 and SO down to the ensigncy, which
cost 81 900. In the line, the price of the same
commissions is f4 500 and f450, but these
places are often purchased at much higher rates.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

Father Matthews wonderful reform in Ire
land seems to need Going over again. The Lon
don Spectator states that in 1888, 12,206, ,342
gallons of whiskey were consumed in that coun.
try, which decreased to 5,290,650 gallons in
1912. This was with population of 8, IFS ,O0C
souls. But now, with population Of 6,5l5, :
794 only, no less than S,2OS,256 gallons are
consumed.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

The VACANCY IN THE ST. LOUIS Cn,MI-
NAL CouRr.-The resignation of Judge Colt,
occasoned a vacancy in this Court, to fill which
there will be q large number of candidates -
The Intcliigencsr considers it "settled, that no
party nominations will be made"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

IMPRovEMENr OF the RAPIDs-On this in
terminable subject, and in answer to .technical-
tiles we have 10 say on reliable authority that
the Upper Rapids will get full share of the
money-and that there are no restrictions in
the act making the appropriation which will con-
fine the expenditure to any particular point.
The only thing which could give the slightest
ground for any other supposition is that on
the Lower Rapids, the appropriation must,
according TO the act, be expended on particular
chains designated therein.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28
From HUMPS Merchants Magazine

STATISTICS OF LIFE AND DEATH ON THE
is stated that the number of
persons killed or injured on the railroads of N
Y. during the last year, was six or seven times
greater, in proportion to the whole number con-
veyed, than in the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain and ireland. The following comparison
OF the casualties upon the railroads of both
counties, during the year 1852 condensed from
the latest official returns, exhibits at a glance
the great inferioriiy of New York railroad man
agement:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

EsSSome one has sent US the proceedings of
large raa road meeting at Fort Madison, on
the 9TH ult, With request to publish, it is
only three columns Of solid matter, of the very
interesting nature Of names of officers, memor-
ais to Congress asking for half of Southern
Iowa, aud all that Isn't it rayther too much
much pork for stilling, or how:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

New BooKs.-We have received some num-
bers OF the illustrated Magazine Of Art. The
beauty of the engravings, the perfection of the
paper and letter press merit the highest com.
mendatian. We can hardly conceive how
monthly Of its gorgeous character can he carried
on at twenty FIVE cents number. Harper shows
pale beside il, and is indeed a a rushlight to the
SUM-" It can be had at SO year, of Alexander
Montgomery, II Spruce Street, New York.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

u Horace Greedy is announced to deliver
the annual address at the Indiana State Fair. TO
be held at Lafayette on the 18th, 18Th and 18th
OF October. The address will be delivered en-
the 18Th, at clock r. M.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

NAME OF PosT OfricE CHANeED.-From
a letter of the General Post Office Depart
ment, we learn that the name of Colesburg
Post Office was changed to Colony, on the gath
of last month, in compliance with the request Of
the citizens of that place, as represented by
Senator Dodge and jones
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-28

The MAMMOTH OK, "MuscArInE We see
that this fiae animal has been purchased by
Messrs. Tarbox and Bigelow Of Freeport. III.
for $500. He viii be taken on to the World $
Fair shortly, TO show the growth Of the prair.
les Of Iowa.