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s,riDg Isss. spsias 1859.
GOODS By EXPRESS.
LADIEg SPRING DRESS GOODS.
WE HAVE received THE LARGEST AND
w best selected sappy Of
Ladies, and Aisses' Dress Gsoass
That No have had Tie pleasure Of ps's<sss 70 IL
lis het, ,h.s the style. Of Dies Goods this sp.ne
are Aasdsner and richer than ever beors kn0wn sos -
We have
BOUGHT THEN EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.
intend to sell them low - possible Our ss0<s con-
sists in part Of
A superb Assortneat Of silks:
BAREGES, POPLlNS,
ORGANIZE JAcKONEf MusLlNs.
CRlNOLINE BAREGES, FOULARDS.
CHALLlES CHALLlE ssLAlSES Ae.
The styles in Double skirts two aOuDee Bsysdsrs
three aounees. Robe Lea, &e
Beautiful Lot Of
COLORED NARSAILLES,
ORGANDIE / JACKONET MUSLiNS
COLORED BRILLIANTS.
FRENCH cALIc0s. &e.
for Misses and Children. To all Of which respectfully
invite attention. .r,.,
Rsleigh March Is 1859 Sit
80 D0z' 81 ssFG RfD GLOVES. . ,r,v,,
March Is 1885, ss-G
A NICE eoss sFset a 9KT
FRENCH MD SLIPPERS
CHlLDRENS SHOES 4 SLIPPERS
with and .i,hou. nss'sl
w.H.&R.s TUCKER
VXTE PARTICULARLY INVITE ATTEN.
" W. = ton to our large stuck Of "a'' S s''''''
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~ BISHOP Lawns AND DMIrys.
Also bleached and unblesehed shecng, and Shir:ine
from cents and upwarda
100 Pieces of servants' HONESPUNS and 0lNoHANS.
s',>' - '~- WAR 3 TUCKER
March IS, 1859. xs-d
LACE GOODS.
A RICH STOCK Of FRENCH WORK SETS COL.
''1 '"''' w.H..R s. TUCKER
March Is, 1859. gs-6
Temple Of FasAios.
THOS. CALL AN,
(srccEssoR ISAAC FaocTus.l
MERCHANT TAILOR,
PArrrrEvIllE SIRrr1. RAixisn, n. C.,
ID ESPECTFULLY CALLS THE ArTE1lON o: PCR.
h chasers to his Spring style 4"
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Just arrived with extensive sssassmsnt Of French and
English Cloths and Cassmeres, vestinEs Ae, which will
be made up order in the best STYLE havn. scared the
services Of the most skul Mechanics to make them up in
the most approved fashion. Work done with uesoess and
quick dispatch.
For pas, patronage return sincere thanks TO friends
and customers. and hope continuance u the same.
April 5, 1859. s,-M
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Pesenoas'Cheap and Cooplsee E4itten
THE WAVERLY NOVELS
nv SIR WALTER SCOTT BAp1

B, SIR WALTER SCOTT, BArs.
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will be published complete in twenty six barge 0essvo sS,
Price IS Cents Fo'ame, Of the wh 's
Novel viii be issued every SATURDAY. until al are
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rns ~ rs.s,;n. Remittance of Five Dollars for Is Vol
nmes: or Remittance Of Three Dollars will l@v Tor TIE
first Twelve Volumes OF Sem'''anee u o''
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The The Heart , u Midlothian. The Highland Widow.
The Bride Of Lammermoor' Inc Drove e.. u;-,,,
T Wave1y, Tapestred Chamber,
IT, P;,.te The Iaird's Jock,
T The RI.cI Dwarf The Fair Maid Of Perth,
a Legend of Montlose, Anne Of Grierstein,
TIE honastery. Count Robert of Paris.
The Abbot, Castle DangeT0ss
The Fortunes Of Nigel, The Soldiers D.1ghtsr'
Peveri of the Peak, Glossary for the N0re's
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And mill oonain erery that Is in the Edinburgh edition"
Nh. price of which is Seventy 7sro Do|kays q copy
he work Will appear in volumes of about ls5 pages
each paper coyers-each comprising IN entire novel
os ' Sun. making Upward s
The work is already stereoyPed no delay take places
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March 5b and one Novel will be published regularly on
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Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION 10 THE TWENTY SIX VOLUMES.
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Another Arrival Of New Books
H. D. TURNER'S 4. c. BOOK STORE

a VERY N THE UNIFIED STAINS % .Si:s i s pr.
e an historical sketch Of slavery; By Thomas r 4
TIE LIFE kSD REMAINS OF DOUGLAS JEsRoLp:
By his son Blanchard ysrrold.
GATHER AND DAUGHTER; By Frcdriks Brsmss.
moth By jane. III " S. sst
E ERE S q !ss!s y G nS y R.,.,
Children" - 's
TABLE talk Of John se,d.u.
s s6hF M W0' AsNi By c. G. p s;ymoGs
LAIRD OF N0RLAW-s seotiah Story.
ROSS on SLAvERX.
TIE GOSPEL II EzEKiIIl-. s..i.. Of Di..s.,...;
By . ihs hssi TIE; o Sq; y p D.
Also the NORTH-cAR0LlxA FORM BooK-sd Eai.
Raleigh, Feb ~, 1850. a+u
NOW READYl-MOUNTAlN SCENERY.
A BOOK CONTAINING DESCRIPTIONS OF THE
a,;n most noted Points in The Scenery e Western North
Illustrated with Four Elegant Engavnes and .esnmp..
R.o"S. in sSss s. 81 ,s
ri 5, s IND s'sA:
, s0 late Editor Of The Ashsvs (SoNh cs'Olns spss
OPisisas sf the Press.
"Ine BOOK will Be worth the monsy. wlssAsr yus svsr
.seS ne on' hs,S SSssS. q not Any dsps.
sati;aed Mr. Colton: will Be highly so"- WI 5bssssi
I'VE know Mr. Cotton posse tie ability 10 maie ihs
one within our foo~sas. : S.ss . 1 s, n,
Judging BY the long and interesting :ccosnts vSch
and TO. bs IN interesting soos. sos ssp.s:;
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SWANS 1CE-REvISgO.-ftlg NORTH
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26
0Qurtestrr Daily Spp.
MAY NOON.

MAY NOON.
BY ALBERT sUTLIFFE
The farmer tireth of his halliday toll
He pauseth at the plough.
He gazeth DER the furrow-lined soil
Brown hand above his brow.
He hears, like winds lone-muffied 'mopr the hills
The lazy river run;
From shade of covert woods the eager rills
Bound forth into the sun.
The clustered clouds of snowy annie blooms
Scarce shivered by breeze
with odor faint, like flowers in feyerish rooms,
Fall, flake by flake, in peace,
In neighboring fields with serious accord.
Moist brows and sunburnt hands
The brothers of his toll upon the sWard
unloose the irksomc bands
Straight through scant foliage of the lone field
The broad sun sheds its rays.
Wreath above wreath the towering cottage smoke
Curls up from hearths abaze.
And sayory scents go forth upon the air,
From generous doors swung back
W me stout old danes and gentler girls prepare
10 cheer what doth not lack
Ills labor's ebb; a hush of gentle low,
or man, and beast and bird;
Ihe quayering songster ceases its employ;
The aspen is not stirred.
But nature hath no pause: she toiletb stilI.
Above the last-year leaves
Thrusts the 1.-THE germ, and DER the terraced hill
Atresher carpet weayes.
From many veins she sends her gathered streams
70 the huge-billowed main.
Then through the air, impapable as dreams
She calls them back again
She shakes the dew from her ambrosial locks
She pours adown the steep
The laundering waters; in her palm, she rocks
The fower-throned bee to sleep.
Smile in the tempest, faint and fragile man,
And tremble in the calm
God plainest shows what great jehovah can
In these fair days of balm.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26

A GREAT HISTORICAL PAINTING.-We are
gratifed to learn that dozen public spirited
persons Of this city have secured a very valua.
Bile historical painting by Copley, which is
now on its passage to Boston. The subject of
the painting is liking Charles LIST demanding
of the House of Commons the five impeached
members AS work of art it is second only
to the same great painters picture of the
death of Lord Chatham" 1t is of large size
and contains portraits of upwards of fifty noted
persons.
The picture was first brought to the atten-
ton of Josiah Quincy while Mayor by John
Quincy Adams, and paper was started to Sc
cure it for the city of Boston more than thirty
years ago, but circumstances prevented the
collection of the subscriptions, and the move
ment was not revived. The original letter of
Mr.. Adams recently came before the eye of
the venerable Mr.. Quincy, his biographer.
After consulting with few opulent and gen
erous individuals, Mr.. Quincy reopened the
negotiations with Lord Lyndhurst, the son of
Copley, which have resulted in securing the
painting for the sum of eight thousand dollars.
The funds were RENTED to George Peabody,
and the picture has been shipped to Boston.
After its arrival the subscribers will decide
what disposition to make Of this valuable addi-
ton to the Art Treasury Of Boston.-Boston
Transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26
FURNITURE PAINTIN AND
a VANISHING

FURNITURE PAINTIN AND
Il YARNlSIIING.
The subscriber having taken the rooms formerly occu
pied by Prouty q Fairchld,
No. e3O MAIN STREET., Up Stairs
Does not hesitate to say that by strict artentlon to
business and ludcous selection of the best stock he
Will execute all orders committed to him with prompt
and at reasonable prices.
Also, he Will give his special attention to repairing any
article Of Furniture.
NJ Band will also attend to Vanishing and Polish
ng Furniture and Chairs at the residence of those who
may desire It, T. HAWKES.
mch16 dom
r.. H. RICHMOND,
Nos and Exchange Place, Providence r. L. dealer In
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid tor all kinds of Paper Stock, including White
and ColUred Rags, Hemp and Manila Rope, &c &C.
fcbl dawtf
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GEORGE 9. ITILDRETII,

F'urni $ h ng u n d e T. a k r,
has removed his Coffin Ware House, on Waldo street to
the next building south Of his old location, first
door north of the Waldo House,
where he will keep constantly on hand Coins Caskets
Robes and all other articles pertaining the business
All orders relative to the attendance of funerals prompt
~ attended TO. decod3n mcl9
, 1859-08-11

The Pctersbus, iate,ia,.u.<r says that Mr..
Roger L. PrSor, the Democratic candidate for
Congress In that district sa,d Ii ie ii HI, }.te
sn-Ach.. ~. .-r-...,,..., j.. ~. C..a--n... 1872
f' <A1N ~'''"p'o. ''' INC VIZ
naa become so GeueF*' 7a' per'ad1ng IN ash
ihgtou, that it WAS not considered disparssins
70 nun 8 Social relations that be was suspected
u eompae1t5 IN schemes to detsaud tho Gosern.
"eIe' &
George Loring, the absconding Grand Aas-
Ter Of Odd Fellows. in England, has turned up
in Clifton, Canada West. It will be recolIected
toat. before leaving England, be stole 900 Of
&ne e1unos belonging to the order: ;
Henry Grattan the younger is dead lie
WAS once member Of Parliament for Meath, and
, 1859-08-11

thinness Of tho iron aides. IL eight inches wider
thar the naFfoW-k&nge eaFB azu usually. And
Wei8ha leaa by ton than wooden car Of the
karno Dimensions THIS il certainly dsasdef-
atn.n for in proportion to nunhe.s, ths battle
of soltarino Va. not. hoFs fatsi + ths dessras-
tion Of human Ms thai sons qf the late rail-
rod disasters. >:::>>, T. -
.Go1D X Vkaxem4.-Ths Be1lovs Falls fssts
stasss that The mtiefs Of PIymsith, il Wihdsot
county, are genefal}y mafin1 serJ fir waeea;
Hr. Hsnkerson nevef atersge4 M then &6A
day 10 each hand. 0o ThurSday Of week before
LIST be got tao. on Friday go, Saturday 10,
Monday se5, md Tuesday Us. a1d some Of the
time With only one tana: This makes $40 u
Eve days. o. Friday, July. 9, SAWYER Eddy
got 40. On the same day they found one piece
r ned at $12. People co1tiane 10 flock 10 the
d!g4logs eveF. day, among whom are reporters
Of The press.
CrsToA.--We once beara graphic speaker
attempt to illustrate what was CUSTOM 'Eustom
lnuss tilnstIate By n inrii1aeuts-sMa3 Ma3kipg nne
*, ;t net eefIant grl Eith perfectly be.u.
eeaatifui blue. eyes, its soft, doxnJ skin Its
loEeI{ heaTenJy smlle enchanted me- As
stopped to look At It in admiration and lore, the
| mother ca1ue up with the ugiiess bail pnp ia
| her azms that erer Set eyes On. That Is ctss-
| tom
Two Akx S9or.-Tae Carliayi1le. Fru Demo-
crdt OF the 4th, learns that notorious bully and
rowdy by the name Of Van Kitchie, With another
Last, near the southwest border u Nacoupin
County. The particulars are not reliab ) gi1en,
bat ratnor says that the two men shot went to
tho house gf farmer, aud 6udiag bis wife
alone, attempted violence upon her, when bcs
e~'tand came in with gun aud shot them
Sot6: We 10 ~. ~ know the eaa'es Of the par
ties. except The one mentioned w."