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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

GEN. PIERCE AND HIS CABINEr.-The despatch
which We published yesterday, from Washington,
purporting to give, settled thing, the names Of
I'VE members of General Pieroes Cabinet, must be
taken for no more than it is worth. We are not in
the habit of endorsing the conclusions Of Washing
ton Cabinet makers early in the season. with tho
President elect some i've or six hundred mies off.
Of the five names given, to wit:-Hunter, of Vir-
ginia Greene, Of the Boston Post Dix of New York;
Jefferson Davis, OF Mississippi; and Tod, Of Ohio;
probably not one will be appointed. There may be
some prospect for Hunter, Davis, Dix, but our
present impression is that not one Of them viii come
in. Hunter has six years to serve in the Senate,
and is, no doubt, satisfied with that-:or the
present. Tod, Of Ohio, is little too slow.
Greene, Of the Boston Post, is doing very well
where he is, and has the good sense, venture to
say, not to aspire beyond the custom house. Dix
may come in if Marcy is dropped but ic may be
that Marcy win be the man, rain or shine. Mark
that, "Young America" and don't attempt to
evade it. Marcy may be your man. Jefferson
Davis would be good for the War Department; but
what would Glass; and Foote, and Cobb, and Clemens,
and Father Richie say? And what would Mrs.
Grundy say? No, no; your Washington Cabinet
makers are still in the dark, depend upon that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23
rrrboy.tcvv f.oeds and Curtain Mater1aIs-l

UphOIstcry GOSds Hhu CUFNHaH o'"x -
Those who wish to purchase upholstery g,oas
gsns should examine the extensive asortmeng
OF rich curtain materials oornces and shades moe ana
muslin CURTAINS gmps tassels with every Arec IN tnS
pphoisery line these goods are direct r,m the manu-
49, 49, hansa In tha oi,v A. NJ r. DAVIES,
snsh ""S "'"s " ~ Upholsterers, 800 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

Of the public TO their OF tho aboves
each pattern containing articles of real utility ana war
rsned 10 erform the tues which they several
designed. @. sAUNDE as SON, No 7Astor House, and
3S5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

Stereoscope Pictures are admired BY many
ana aaqusrreotpes by all who have taste. Thomp-
,op sb produces both In tho very perfection OF
The ART At low prfeea JuVAfsoN, SaoDksAoWM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

GENERAL SCOTT AND HIS NEW TITLE The reso.
luton Of Colonel Clemens, bestowng upon General
Scott the title Of Lieutenan: General having passed
the Senate by vote Of thirty four TO twelve it is to
be hoped will netbe overslaughed or defeated by any
factious opposition in the House We are informed,
however, that the resolution lies under pile Of two
hundred other resolutions and bills and can only be
reached out Of it's order by two thirds vote But
let the wiseacres Of the House remember that some
thing is due to General Scott as salvo for his late
extraordinary battle Of Waterloo; and that the
title Of Lieutenant General, with its perausites,
will be to him what the cross Of the "Legion Of
Honor" was TO a soldier Of the Old Guard-a perfect
cure for the loss Of arm, one or two legs Let
the House Of Representatives be just and generous
to the old soldier, and give him his title It VIII
not cost much, and will serve to beguile tho cid
chief from the crushing effects Of Sewardsm in
race for the Presidency. Give us the pleasure OF
addressing word of congratulation to Lieutenant
General Winfield Scott, u. y. A. Give him his
title Scott leads the column"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24
The wings and the Boston thronicro

Z
The Boston Chronicle, the ''Run. Organ,' OF the
the 2d inst, says the Wings have not defeated the
Coalition 'but have been made the instruments OF
It's defeat" by the party, ofc course, The Chron
lcie advises the Wings ''be humble honest Iibe.
raj, unprejudiced, impartial, and not proud over.
bearing, exclusive, self confident if they would
keep the power with which they have been invest
ed. Let them their foimer mlsforiunes and ad-
versties TO temper their PRIDE rather than TO excite
their animnsities To check their zeal, father than to
increase their self.righteousuess %
We do not know whether the Wings will attempt
to do what their friend, the Chronicle, advises them
to do or not. We think if they did make the trial,
they would expire under it. Nature always sinks
under violent Efforts reform its inherent qualities
The Chronicle, in the following sentence, de-
rcribes the sentiments entertained by the Whis and
Rum Coalition,'' towards the Free Soil and Demo.
cratic Coalition.
"Coationism in the State is the fruitful mother
OF sumpnary laws; is in favor OF all the utraism of
crazy headed schemers-such prohihtory log isla-
ton IN matters OF food and beverage, in matters per.
sonal TO individuals, and in matters OF taste and an
petlte is also in favor of all the wild notions of So
clasls and lnhdels-such the abolition of capital
punishment, the Dissertation OF The Sabbath and
the degradation Of our religious institutions. These
several destructive and diabolicai principles were in
the STATE incarcrrated in such persons as Boutwell,
Mann, Parker, Banks, Grswold, Wilson, Keyes;
and in the Nation by such as Greeley, Seward
Evans, Weed, and johnson. j. there not cause for
great rejoicing. both IN The State and in the Nation
that all these notorious and dangerous individuals
are now where they and their abomnable schemes
can do public harml
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24


IL VIII be seen by the Museum advertisement in mr.
coius inns morning. that this lady takes her FIRST hem
oh' l" worcester, THIS evening" She announces tor the
oe0asion the very popular play of the Lady Of LYONS
WIN MIS-. belssenherz Uhe great avorite of the Wor
ces'er people, as Claude Menotte This will be thu
"'os' instructive instance ofbehoding this admired sc
"ess III maze attire,-l mode in which she is most de-
ciuedy attractive besides witnessing the sple5id char
a''el OF CLAUDE Melnote enacted in a more perfect man.
ier taah 1t has ever before been done in this CITY
Inc performances will also include two most be,,,;
lui ounces by La PETITE CARAVAN daughter of Mrs
"afnan') the most charming little danseuse Thar ever
appeared on any stage; several Songs and highly nom
uar aiter-pece. -
nis' OARMAN Is most amiable md worthy ladv a
me uthoress, and an actress of much yerss,ili, ana
SIKH ahd her arduous and indela gabe exertiors -
sustain Inc Museum company, and affo eno, mon, ~
It's patrons, always constant in her appearance ,d
ptf'ect IN her parts richly entities her no THE Frr,
EST HOUSE OF THE SEASON. We hope she will ~.
IT, come one, come all, for Justice demands +, ana
rs" en'sr'a' ment will most assuredy be afforded
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

THANKSGIVING GATHERING. One of
the hrgest and probably most pleasant family oath
erIngs In this State, took place in the VILLAGE of
II, HHamPden, at the home of Benjamin Sweet, on
Thanksgiving Day, when forty six persons SAT
down to dinner There were present the father
aged 50 years-all his sons and daughters. seven
OF the former, and six of the latter, twelve Of
whom are married, and had their wives and
husbands with them-flteen grand-chid, en- and
two great-grand -chldlen A clergyman and his
wne' ana another neighbor completed the list
lney al formed about the old hearlh-stone. and
reserved me old mans blessing. The cradle in
~n,cn 're 'nr,een ('he nurhber of the original
States of The Confederacy) were all rocked was
brought forth, and the whole scene. as related -
usby participation, was mos, in,pressive and
Joyous Bangor .Mercnru
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24
az nenth 81 the Rosea.

Tile last Rose Of Summer has faded Ills true,
Bot it's fragrance aud beauty we wi mot forget
THEY'LL hive IN our souls all The long wiDtor hrough
Like twilight that marks where the sun has just set
Our friends, too, will fade aud ms certainly fall,
AS the rcses that aiher N Aujumu's cold breath
Then lei us secure of the worshipped ones, all
That science can from the ruins Of d alho
ADAMS, Iss Rain street, has Apparatus
expressly Tor copying Daguerreoypes. With il mpia-
size. Mourning, fancy, common styles o. Cases of
every description, sale. The exquisite. CRAYoN
PICTURE Also, The teleoscoplc, bo'h Of which
Worcester, are daily made Will beauty finish
equalled.
By his light, pictures m de as well in cloudy as
fair alhel, except Of Chit rem
The high premium, SILVER MEDAL award
ed linn eUery Far Of ne Mechanics As ociQtio1t.
novl9 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

sNa cARD,-Mts WINsLOW TO TIE LADIES.
Mo Winsow an old and experienced nurse, and Fe-
as phy srian would call the attention OF lhe Ladltsto
mn sooiine ssyrnp for Children eehing ~ will i'm
nediaelv reeye them from pain, ALA. aAnApasnodic
acn, soften the gums, reduce Inflammation atls sure
"a rognlnte IN Bowels. Depend upon IL, Mothers, IL
will give rest to yourselves ana fele anu health 10
your children. e y Price, 25 cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quanli'iesoi MIS- Wnsows
soothing ,rup during tho past SIX yearSseVeai thou
saul tbe Inst GEAR We believe II the best medicine in
th world for Cnidren teethns or for The cure OF D,s-
entrrv and Da Cbildren whether II arises from
tcchino or any other 4 gives universal salts
Gction-neyer heard complaint IRON any one using
never sod me define universally successful in re.
levno main nnn affecting cuteslelel is ABSOLUTELY
svRr. CURTIS q rERKINS, Druggists, Haigor, Nj.
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER
The world is aStOnisked al the wonderful cures per-
formed b, the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER pr, pared
nv CIJRTls d PERKINS Its equal has never b. en-
known for removing pan in all cases; for he cure of
snnal complaints cIamp in the limbs and stomach,
rheumatism in all ts fo MS bill Gus choic, burns
throat and gravel is decidedly the best remedy IN the
world For partcuars, see circulars in the hands of
Agents, for gratUi,ous circulation, . .
n. BE sure aod call for CURTIS x PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer An Others bearing Ibis name
are base limitations. Price l24, 25 37 cts per bottle,
ascending TO si2e Sold in nearly every town IN the
site AGENTS for Worcester Bush q Co, h. TlazrH,
q A Harrington Cherry Valley, Bononley Gin f;
SpeEcer j. NJ Grout q Co; East Brooklied, Alonzo
Uphaln W. Broohfeld FisKe Il Co Brookbeld, Geo.
n. Low K Co ocl27 dawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

From the Report OF the COMMITTEE IN Dentistry ~ tho
last Mechanics Fair. held in this city;
. at, the case presented by o. Harris, Of Woces-
ter the COMMITTEE gave their uNANIMous AND IN
euALlFiEp praise both for the exte nee OF the mate
rial the nauraness and decacy Of color, toe perfect
carving of the teeth and also, for the slueoiv 81 The
plate work, the strength and perfect htllng OF the
In view of these facts your Committee award 10 him
the first premium Of a
silver vi d al,
for the specimens presented
Having increased facilities for the Manufacture OF
Teeth inc subscriber is prepared t. furnish Dentists w:ih
Block Teeth, OF superior quality hdth as 10 sueheth,
and lille like Appearance
Particular attention paid 10 Filling aud al olher oPer-
atoms o. the Teeth.
Tooth brushes; also Tooth Powders, and Wnsh,
nerior articles, may be had OF q. +. HARRIS,
1873 Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
may22 jawIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

HE ENFRANcHIsED. We trust that large ma i.
Jorlty OF our readers will rejoice hear that our APP
peal IN behalf OF the late slaves OF the Lemmuns has
been generously responded to. About Seuen Hun.
dred and Fifty Dollars have already been raised
1894 OF 1t among The merchants of our city, through
the instru mentality OF Henry Bowen, Esq (of Bow
en- 4 MeNamee) who circulated paper in behalf Of
the freed Ones and met with very general and hearty
iavor Ia0o ofthe subscribers 10 this fund were
subscribers also to the Lennon aid; but we regret
10 say that the patriots who piled up The 1920,
have not generally regarded tbs parallel moveuant
with sympathy gentleman who spent Tuesday
IN waiting upon the great body Of them, from store
to store, was successful raising the first dollar;
while several ofihe Patriots expressed willing.
ness TO pay Literally towards the cost of sending the
Emanci?ated back into Slavery. But they do not
happen to be going that way.-New York Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

ARKANsAs,-Gov. Roane transmitted his mes
sage TO the Legislature Of Arkansas, on the 2 Of
Move mber. The finances OF the State are not very
fourshing although il would perhaps be very i'm
proper to apply TO them the term embarrassed" as
the only embarrassment appears 10 be entertained by
the credit rs the authorities of the Stare feeling very
little concern about the payment OF us debts. The
funded deb Of Arkansas is SS2,000000, which was
borrowed for the purpose of starting two banks.-
The banks both failed in due time, leaving the state,
or rather the creditors of the state, look for their
money where they may see dt. A part of the funds
belonging TO the Smithsonian Institute was invested
by the government in the bonds Of Arkansas, and
Congress was obliged % make an appropriation for
the Of principal and interest, the state man
testine sovereign indifference upon The subject.
The last Legislature reduced the taxes already bare.
" sufficient meet the current expenses Of the gov
ernment and the will fall short of the ex-
penditures about 1922 600 The auditor estimates
the probable deficit next year at Ss63 900.
Gov. R,aue says that the system of common
schools will not answer for sparSey settled a
country, and recommends that the funds designed
for education be distributed among three normal
schools. He advises the opening Of railroad com'
munications, and says that without them, AIkansas
will become the Me xico OF the Union lie also adj
yises a geological survey Of the state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24
ezg In regard to Commodore Perry's expedi.

EsgT In regard to Commodore Perry's expedi-
ton, the Edinburgh Review says
All human presumptions seem to indicate that
if Commodore Perry's expedition is conducted in
the same spirit of prudence and courage WHICH
has hitherto presided over the warlke operations
of the United States Government, the hours of
Japanese seclusion are already numbered We
have, however, the authority of English officers,
who have served with great distinction in those
waters, for stating that they place wide differ
ence upon an attack upon Japan, and any SINH
lar operation which has been carried out either in
China or in any other district of the Indian Seas
The japanese are proud and warlike race. They
are careless of danger, and Indifferent to life;
where one combatant falls, another will take his
Mace aud .apother4 and another, as though ! the
sheer numbers. We can scarcely think, if Com
modore Perry should decide to advance into the
interior with the small force at his disposal, that
the first attempt will end in favor of the expedi-
ton. The army OF Japan consists, by the latest
accounts, of 100000 foot soldiers and 80 900 cav
AIRY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

DISTRESSING SUIcIDE.-We learn from
MIR. Walker, of Ross's Express, that boy, ff-
teen years of age, in the employ of L. c. Taber,
Bookseller 10 New Bedford, committed suicide
by shooting himself through the mead ,on Wednes-
day evening. The youth had been io7 some time
suspected of purloining small sums of money
from the till of his employer, land was waited upon
at his house by Mr.. Taber and an officer, to
whom he confessed his guilt, but, after they had
retired, dreading exposure, as is supposed, the
yonng man went to his room, loaded pistol with
two balls, and discharged the contents into his
hoad The balls entered the right temple pass
ed entirely through the brain, and lodged in the
wall of the room. When discovered, the young
man was sitting up in the chair. but life was ex-
tinct.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24
% The Boston Chronicle has

90 The Boston Chronicle has the following in
relation 10 Rev. Albert Barnes.
"Accounts from Rev. Albert Barnes, now in En-
rope, are again discouraging Eminent oculi s in
Berlin advise hun TO return Immediately to this
country, and rest year at least Mr. Barnes ru.
med his eyesisht by night labor. He was very in
dustrious man, as his works show His celebrated
"Notes" we're written in the morning before the
great multitudes oihs city had begun their tasks
lie had study in his church, away from the reach
OF men, and unless he chose be seen, no one could
get access to him. He would lock his iron cate in
frort OF the church, lock the doors to the main en-
trance, traverse back veslibue and then lock his
study door and be as quiet as he chose.
IL is said that soon after his settlement in Phila
delphla, he was found by the watch, about three
O'clock in the morning, about to enter the church =
They arrested him and we're about to take him to
the watch house. His account of himself was far
from being satisfactory. He said he was clergyman
OF the chuch, and was about to enrer his study
But the sturdy guardians OF the night, gave him to
understand that the clergymen Of Philadelphia had
better customs than to be proRng about churches at
5o'cock Of winters morning. But in doing thus.
the doctor violated the laws oinaiure, and has prob
ably ruined his eyesigh forever.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

Gray Hair Changed by the use OF Van
Deusen's Improved Wahpene.-The reputa.
ton which This LIBERATED article has acquired in It's
satisaci esus, has become Thoroughly estab.
lished Among the various remedies Of h- present
day. ofierel for the improvement OF The human Hair,
this preparation the result OF patient and labodous
Ply sologiCsl research has extensively Vceiyed and
nerited public avor trequir,s but The careful app
cation f'1Yan pensen's Improved Nahpene," agteea-
bic to The directions furnished, 10 he convinced Of lis
beneficial effects To those whose hair. from sickness
or 9th r causes, becomes impoverished, or fallen of
this preparation viii cause il 20 be neVly reptnished
with thick and luxurant growth, and Gray Hair to
become changed and 10 return 10 It's original c0los.
Agents for Worcester, CALDWELL g HliI, aPolh-
ecaiies, 229 Main street. nov27 DIS X ON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

THE LENNON CAsE,-The Pennsylvania
freeman comments upon Mr. Lennon success
iul speculation as follows
Whether Mr. Lennon shrewdly planned this
novel and successful slave trading tour,as is hint
ed in some quarters, we shall not venture an
opinion; though his conduct in some respects IA
vors the suspicion; but we learn that after receiv-
ing The $500 given him, as a token of synpa-
thy, by the tender-hearted merchants, brokers,
and office hunters of New York, he abandoned
his Texas journey, and, with his family, quietly
returned TO Virginia. Possibly his neighbors,
well pleased with the price Of slaves in the New
York Market, may some of them try similar
experiment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

TzS The New York Tribune saws there arc
OoV hotels, drinking saloons, and dram shops in
that city, and the amount expended in them is
amazing, almost exceeding belief. If the dailv
sales average so each, which is very low esti.
mate the amount will be $50 900 day, 81, 400
ooO month, and S29,000,000 year. Three
road to California i''i'
:, gg The Electoral Colleges of Maine. New
hampshire, New York, and Massachusetts vot.
ed Wednesday, for President, all exrent ~ 1o st
going for Pierce and King, Of course. The Coz 1%i'
lege OF pennsylvania met but for some unexplain
ed reason did not vote N1'A pam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

Eg Some excitement was recently caused in
Richmond, Va, by the disappearance Of four lads,
ire eldest about 10, and the youngest scarcely eight
Years OF age. Two Of the lads were sons of Mr.. A.
3 Maddox; the other two were named respectiyelv
Holland and Connoon. On Wednesday evening
last they returned home, and said that they ha been
lhauceu TO Jon afiavellng circus company, '.under
the promise ofreceiviug S. per month waees any
quantity Of fine clothes to wear, and pony to ride
about on; but that The proprietor of the crcus.
hearing OF the excitement caused by their abduction
had sent them back.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24
me- pOls0NTyG N

Thousands OF Parents who VGlmiiuge composed
Of Castor Oil, Caome q c., aware that while
they appear benz fiji the patient they actually lay
ing the foundations tor series OF diseases, such sal
iyatiop loss Of sight, weakness Of limbs, &C.
In another column via he found he advertisement Of
Bnbensacks Medicines winch ask the attention Of
all directly interested IN tneir we'll their Chit
drei's health. in Liver complaints, all disorders
arising om those bilious type, you should make use
OF the only genuine medicine Hobensack's Liver Plis
O. " Be nat dsceiDfd,f but for Hobeusack's
Worm syrup and Liver Pills, and observe hat
the signature o, The Proprietor, j. N, H0BENSACK,
as none else genuine.
l.. r. LhZELL, Agent FOR Worcester
nn,I2 IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

n The National Integencer, speaking of the
Japan expedition says:-"About the FIRST Of January
next, an expedition viii depart from The port of Nor
folk for the performance of important and arduous
duties IN the far off and islands of the Pacific
ocean It's objects will he to survey portions of the
china and Japan seas, the route between China ard
California, and the North Pacific ocean in the region
OF Behring's straits 1t may probably also ascend
the sea OF Tarlary, to make some examinations,
needed Tor the advantageous prosecution of CONNER.
c'aI enterprises in those comparatively unknown
waters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

HuGGING DIsGRAoE.-As if the horrible as
sassinatlons' drunkenness, rutfianism, cheating,
and crime of every sort, which has made New
York city, the most loathsome of all Northern
"sores on the body polite" were not disgrace
enough, several papers in modern Sodom go for
having slave market established there. To get
a few more dollars of Southern money, all crust
ed over as it is with the innocent blood Of the At
rican race, these miserable sheets would pile up a
higher and more damning load of sin on top of
the mountain OF inquity which brushes their me-
tropolis. Thank Heaven the country legisla-
tors will thwart them in this rascally scheme
LoaoeU Anaeyican
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24
Free Democrats Attend.

The Free Democrats of Worcester, are request
ed to meet at the CITY I'll A l. IL, on
SATURDAY Evening, Dec. 4, for the purpose
of making arrangements for the coming Munich
pal Election. Per order of the Free Democratic
City Committee. T. DREW, Sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24

Macu lar Williams q Co, Piper's Block 27l Main
Rubb9r Goods, and the most exien i've and varied stock
Of boya Clothing ever pr sented TO tie citizens Of Wur-
Cester.
m.cuitIr, Williams Co.'S India Rubber Gon9s are as
he&bie as wooden cloth, elegant make impervoiis 10
RAM ana they supercede the necessity Of carry ing an
umbrella Their Boys Clothing is Of the most beauti-
u textures OF the most elegant fashions anu of the
most excellent Workmanship
me citizens of Worces never had such chance to
sun mems ives handsomely, at the lowest rates as that
now offered by Macular, Williams a Co oct20-dff