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SPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE.
PARISEN: & KINGS
NEW YORK, VIRGINIA, AND N. CAROLINA
FREIGHT, PACKAGE, AND PARCEL

FREIGHT, PACKAGE, AND PARCEL
e K p r SIS.
Per Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown
HHE ProPristors beg leave to inform the Merchants
BANKERS, and public generally of Raleigh, that ha
ing bought out the interest of Dodge's Virginia and
North Carolina Express, and made with
transportation of their Express Norfolk Petersburg
| and Richmond, and concluded arrangements with
Messrs. H. D. Byrd s. L. OBJ Branch. Esq's of the
Petersburg and CASTOR, and Raleigh and Castor Rail
Road, they now prepared to transmit to and from
New York, or either OF their Agencies very descrip
ton of MerehGadiSe Talua6Ie Packages, Bank Notes,
Specie Notes, Drafts Bills, &C., with the greatest
Pedton, and at the most economical rates. We shall
spare no trouble or expense making this The popular
Express of Virginia and North Carolina long ex-
perience in tine business North and West and our am
pie means TO conduct the same, hope, will be a
sufficient guarantee to the Merchants to direct their
corresPondentsto dispatch their goods through PARsEN
& KINc's EXPRESS. We also wish It distinctly un-
derstOod that we in direct opposition to the old
monopoly. GtUe US trial.
w. B. PARLSEN, Proprietors
JAS H. KING, AsToR HoUsE, NJ Y.
J.: D: GRONER, Norfolk, Va, } H. D. TURNER,
NV. L. MAULE, Rich'd, Va. W. o'
N. B. We would also ask the attention Of merchants
at the following Places-Chapel Hill. Hillsborough,
Greensborough, Fayetteville Salem, Cheraw, Piitsbo-
them for the transmission OF light packages by Ex
press from Raleigh and all olders sent TO Agent
n: y Turner Esq, for US, will meet with prompt at
o. There is splendid line of Steamers plying reg
ularly between New York and Philadelphia, daily at
O'Clock, p m, and their freight from Philadelphl
New York is very low. The Steamers leaving Phila-
dePhia on Tuesday and Friday connect with Parisen
& Kings Express for the South from N. Y. Wednesday
and Saturday Merchants ordering their goods, from
Philadelphia, to of Parsen Kings Express, New
York, will find this much quicker way to get their
goods. and at one half of the cost.
Raleigh, March %, 1853. 39-ly
WIN. B. PARISEN has this day associated with
w him, in the Express business, JAS. H. KING,
Esq land the business willhereaer be conduc under
the style and firm of PARIsEN & KING.
ew-York, Feb IA, 1853.
THE subscribers having bought out the entire inter-
est OF DOdge's Virginia and North Carolina Express,
the business hereafter will be conducted by Messrs.
PARIsEN s. KING, at present No Vesey street.
NOTICE.-Having disposed of my entire interest
in the Express business, heretofore known Dodges
Virginia and North Carolina Express take pleasure
in recommending to the community large, the
Prislng gentlemen composing the firm of Messrs. Pa
RISEN s. KING, who have assumed that business 5
Express ForwardeIs. LEVI DODGE.
Feb. II, 1883 39-2m.
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Offlce r. 4 q. q. 3. ComPany. !

ON and after Monday 9th inst.ths Accommodation
Train will leave Raleigh at S A NJ. Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday, and return the days. leaving
CASTOR at p. M. or on the arrival Of the Cars from
Weldon.
The train will connect both ways with the day train
and from Wilmington, and the trains on the Seaboard
Road.
R.Isishs Nay ., 1883. so-h.
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M RS. WOLTERlNG

ID (ESPECTFULLY announces to the Ladies of Raj
~ eigh and surrounding country that she is now re
ceiving her FALL and WINTER STOCK OF FANCY
GOODS, embracing China goods, fine dinner
sefts' tea-seis, and cups and saucers fine eve
brought to this City.
Also. GROCERIES of every description. MUSI
CAL INST RUMENTS, &c., which will be sold low
for cash.
Just Received, fresh supply of CoNFEcTIoNA
Thankful for past favors, she soicifs continue nee
lhe same.
wILHELMENp voLTERING.y =
Raleigh, Sept. 18TH, 1851. so =
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New Books.


ES and lamentations to the text of Shakesneare,.
- Pays ron early manuscript corrections in conv
Y ~ oo' ioSz, In the possession Of J. Payne Collier
ne history of the Crusa.les, by Josepb Francois
vols, IL no. ~ iehch oy w. HsbSOn 3
ng Mair Story of Scottish life. bv tbe .utbor IF
NIS. Nv MarEaret Maitland, MerkIand. &c -N'""' u
notes .nS on Of smith on the law of Contracts with
icsO s5 appendix, by J. G. Symon, ESQ Th;rd
EnusH With additional notes and "a "a ho,h
RaSie AN, Sna american decisions, by WI;orH U oo.m
Fer saIa SOr no oil Treatise on Covenants for T;tie
May End, 1853 W: L. POMEROY.
--- As
DELELTIER's sARsAP PARnI.
u pFJ0St received, and for sale by N ''eSn sup
?. F. PESCUD.
Rangers Notice.
A GRAY Mare, with dark maDs an, 80.
aIgn twelve years old, appraised At for,s-G Sve ieet
-:aNen up by Dr. w. Persons in FranLi;n ool
"l'es north OF Frankinton Depot. 'Oun'y'
May astb 1890 n. CARLILE, Ranger,
------ s56-2t.
o.o.r Sust Opened,
SHlE very fine Bracelets and, IN, -. ~
N0A41s' Ear Kings, something new. : -. D'eS''
Nav "A ,eso PALMER & RAMSEY.
54-
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CEPHALoMETRoN.

Q EP H A L o M z T r o N
THIS beautiful instrument is considered one of the
greats aud most useful inventions Of the age II
would be Impossible by the Innutest description give
coirectidea of its utility. HATS made by will fit the
most difficult heads, conforming 10 every protuberance
and depression OF the Uranium, thus preventing the
pleasant feeling of new HAT, and painful headache.
We could give you certificates Of PHYSICIANS and hr
experience OF the TRADE but would prefer that all
may examine for themselves. No properly app
pleciate its advantages without having snpe-
rior HATS.
G- HATS made order in the most fashionable man.
neT, and without extra charge.
STEVENS g. BUTT,
No. z. Market Square,
... Norfolk, Va.
May IL, 1853. 5I-n
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NORTH-CARoLINA AND NORFOLK.

MMM -
TNNHE PRACTICAL HATTERS WOULD RES
II PectiuIIy call the attention of the Trade I" and
g Dealers " to their stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER HATS,
the largest and best that has been ed in NOR-
FOLK, and moi surpassed by any, and prices that
Merchants will find it to their advantage call be-
fore making their purchases Those that willing
to extend tO us their patronage, may rely having
GOODS whether of our own MANUFACTURE
or IMPORTED ass FASHIONABLE,''F ,''FINE and
CHEAP as any Northern JoBRER.' We earnestly
request Merchants TO call and be CONVlNCED.'
that prepa ed aud acU furnish every thing
line on the best terms.
Ladies and Misses Bonnets. in great variety.
Canes and Umbrellas, wholesale
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Pleasant Grove Male Academy.
Wake Forest, N. G.
WILLIAM NJ. CRENSHAW, A. b., Principal.
THE session of this institution will commence
i the first Monday in July next Board can be had
for Sc so per month, including washing, lights, and
fuel. Tuition from ST to $l5 per session.
For further particulars address
DR. w. HARTSFIELD,
ForestvilIe, N. C..
May 18th, 1853. 973-tl5thJuly.
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THE subscribers having bought out the entire inter-
est OF Dodge's Virginia and North Carolina Express
the business hereafter will be conducted by Messrs.
PARLsEN s KING, at present No KeseY street.
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Raleigh and CASTOR II. II. Company.
TTNHE Stockholders of this Company informed that
Certificates of Stock have been prepared, and are
now ready for delivery Stockholders resident in Peters,
burg will apply Thos. White, of that place. those of
Warrcn.County, to N. T. Green, Warrenton; those
Of Granville, to Thomas Miller and John S. Eaton !;
those of Franklin, to John G. Kings and the will
be delivered at office. w. w. VASS, Treas.
Raleigh, May ls, 1853. 53-St
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Umbrellas and ParasORs.
HREEN and Black, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas.
NJEmbrd and Watered Parasols all coiors.
Black, Watered, Silk ard Linen ParasoIs
Ladies Black Silk Summer UmbFelIas
For sale by J. BROWN. Z
Raleigh, April 49,, 1853. a.
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NFUsTARD.-Freneh,p prepared in pots, slso k1g'
NH lish and American in bulk, cans and bctes' lOs
sale at the Drug Store of ~ r1.r,,, IS
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c,oDA W ATER.--0ur Fount is now open n ioI Ino
season with all the choice yruPs Drop IN ana -
Iieve yoursen At uAvxUonD.S
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SECoND supply Of Garden Seed, just received
n and for sale by r. r" eF6SCOOg =
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NV M. B. PARISEN has this day associated with
w him, in the Express business, JAS. H. KING,
Esq land the business wfhereaer conduc under
the style and firm of PARIsEN & KING.
New York, Feb IA, 1858.
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ly.rT fs.ss f,r FIavoring--Ro Rose, emilia UFshsef
E.I.enoen' bitter Almond, Cinnamon and Fine AP-
oie ID store and for sale ly :, ..,,v.z,r,S,1..
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Wedding Hoes.
A LARGE lot Wedding Hoes, all sizes. Also.
IA Scy the Blades, Grass Blades and Trace Chainbs
received and for sale, by
Raleigh, April llth, 1853. A.
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IyoD LIVER OLA fresh supply q Rushton,
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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RoI1oy-l OF q Ring from a Young
Lady's finger.

Communicated for the Boston Medical
and Surgical Journal) BY a. G. Castle
NJ. D., Of New York.
An interesting young lady, about II
years ofagc, had presented to her gold
ring, which she forced over the joints of
her middle finger. After few minutes
the finger com uenced swelling, and the
ring could not be removed. The family
physician, DR., was sent for but
could do nothing. The family, and the
young lady especially, were now in the
greatest CONSERVATION. A jeweller was
sent for. After many futile attemptsto
cut the ring with cutting nippcr, and to
saw it apart with fine saw, and after
hruising and lacerating the flesh, warm
lamentations and leeches were applied,
but all without affording the slightest ben
etit. Dr.-- requested my presence,
with the compliment that perhaps my
mechanical ingenuity might suggest some-
thing" at once proceeded to tho house
OF the patient, and found the young lady
in most deplorahle state of mental ago
ny, the doctor embarrassed, and the rami-
ly in high state excite ement. l procur-
ed some prepared chalk, and applied it
between the rid gcs Of swollen flesh, and
all round the finger, and succeeded in
drying tho oozing and abraded flesh then
with narrow piece Of soft linen suc-
ceeded in polishing the ring, by drawing
i. gently round the between the swollen
pats. / then applied quieksilper to the
whole surface Of the ring. In less than
three minutes the ring was broken 10y
pressing it together) in four pieces, to the
great relief Of all parties.
In similar manner (without the chalk)
some tine since extracted small brass
ring ION The ear ofa child, who. child
like, had inserten it into the cavity of it's
ear. The operation was more painful
and tedious, but was cquelly successful.
The modus operandi. The quicksil-
yer at once permeatcs the metals If clean
with the exception Of iron, steel platina,
and one or two Others and amalgamates
with them. 1t Immediately crys.Allizes
and renders the metal rs hard and ms
brittle as glass. Hence the case with
which metals amalgamated with quick
silver can be broken.
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H0BENSACE'S LIVER PILLS

No part Of the system is moro Iinble 10
disease than the LIVER, it serving ns
hlterer to purify the blood or giving the
proper secretion TO the bile so that any
wrong action Of the liver affects the other
important parts ofthe system, and results
v"riously In Liver Complaint, Jaundicc, Dys.
pcPsia, &c. We-should therefore watch
every symptom that might indicutc wrong
action Of the liver. These Pills being com.
posed OF Roots and Plants furnished by ma
ture to heal the sick, viz: lst. An EXPEC-
IoRANT, which augments the secretiap
from the pulmonary mucus membrane, or
promotes the discharge of sccretcd matter.
I'd. An Alternative (which changes in
some ineSplicable and inscnsiblc manner the
certain morbid action Of the system. Sd A
lONIC, which gives tone End strength To
me nervous system, renewing health and
.igor To- all parts of The body. iil. A CA
IiiARTIC. which acts in perfect h..r,.,on,
with the other ingredients, md operating or,
the bowels, and expclling the Who'll. mass of
corrupt and vitiated matter, and purifying
The blood whicl destroys disease and restores
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Carpet for the Presidents House.

1t is stated gorgeous carpet has just
heen finished at Glasgow, Scotland, for
the White House at Washington. 1t
measures go feet long by 40 broad the
portion woven in tho loom without a
seam being 70 by 81 feet and tho re-
mainder consists Of handsome border
sewn on. The filling in of the carpet 3
a ruby and crimson damask, with three
tasteful medallions in the centre, and n
rich corner piece to correspond. The me-
do'lions are filed up with boquets Of
flowers, designed and executed with mag.
nificent taste. The entire piece weighs
upwards Of ton. and is valued at
80, 800.
II would have pleased us more il such
an order had been filled at home. The
President has nothing to do with it, as he
is not the person who furnishes the White
House, but a committee appointed for the
purpose. We do not believe there is a
single carpet loom in our country fit to
manufacture such a wide carpet, but
narrow carpet might have sufficed. Queen
Victoria and all the members Of foreign
governments patronize their own msna-
features. With private persons we have
no bnsj"c2s 20 say n word respecting whom
they shall buy from, but this is different
case, and It is not out of place thus to ex-
prCSs our op;uions.-I6id.
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A Cure CLERK.-A certain tralesmon
OF this city was continually annoyed by
his customers complaining that their bills
were incorrect but upon referring to his
books he found the items charged rs
they should be. Upon asking his clerk
the reason Of this, after gentleman had
left the store, taking rcceipted bill with
him, he was told that he adopted that
course aft-r a long study of human ma.
tiire.
!" 1 have Observed" said the philoso
Phic clerk, "tliat few men let an error
which is in their power to correct, espe
ciaIly in dollars and cents, remain lone
IL worries them, and consequently they
call in aud u settlement is effected. when
IT the Till had been sent in all ripbt,
they would file It away for future pay
ment."
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Cllppiugs.
The Sphere Of Woman.

Despise womanf No! She is the
most admirable hsndiwork of God, in her
true place and character. Her place is
ut mans side. Her office. that of the
sympathizer; the unreserved, unquestion.
ing believer; the recognition, withheld in
every other manner, but given, in pity,
through woman's heart, lest man should
utterly lose faith in himself; the echo of
Gods own voice, pronouncing, Z" 1t is well
done" All the separate action Of wo.
man Is, and ever has been, and always
shall be false, foolish, vain, destructive of
her own test and holiest qualities, void of
every good effect, and productive Of jntol-
cradle mischiefs
Man is wretch without woman; hut
woman is n monster--and, thank Heaven,
an almost impossible and hitherto imagi-
nary monster-without man as her nc.
knowlodged principal! AS true as had
once mother whom loved, were therc c
any possible prospect Of woman's taking
tile social stand which some Of them
poor, miserable, abortive creatures, who
only dream OF such things because .hey
have missed woman's peculiar happiness,
or because nature made them neither real
ly man nor woman! II there wero 4
chance of their attaining the end which
these petticoated monstrosities have in
view, l would call upon my own sex to
use it physical force, that unmistakeab!e
evidence of sovereignty, to scourage them
brck within their proper boundsl But it
will not hc needful. The heart Of true
womnnhood knows where its own sphere
is: and never seeks to stray beyond it,
Hu,pfhoyne
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~ A Washington letter ,sv..

~ A Washington letter says:-il'.
is supposed ;ha: C9l. Orr, of South Caro
lima, will secure the caucus nomina-
ton and the support ofthe Administration
for the speakership. Mr.. Orr made the
first public movement desined to bring
his native State back into the connection
with national politics. Very shortly after
the nomination Of Pierce aud King, he
proclaimed on the floor Of the House, tha,
the candidates were entirely acceptable
TO South Carolina, aud that they would
receive her vote without contest.
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PApERs.--To the poor tho weekly
newspaper is precious boon. They can.
not afford books; and indeed, would have
but little time to read them. But for
the merest trife; hardly to be missed a
Whole family may draw almost daily from
an inexhaustai'ie fiind Of reading. The
father can discuss the contents of hi.
Newspaper nj the breakfast table. with hi.
with his wife and children. and 90 forth
e. his labor supplied with material for
Thought which cannot EaiI to make him
wiser and better. and elevate him In the
sale Of humanity. II 10 an uuden;nbe .
fact that while the few read books. the
many depend entirely on the ncwsps,,er
Tor intellectual food. Surely every lover
OF his country would rather see The yyea,
body OF his fellow ci,izens intellectual anJ
virtno,is. than degra.lsd to the level Of ,hs
ignofant and aLject masses of Euronsan
population. Then We say remove eysry
restriction upon the circulation OF news.
papers The postage tax il restriction
Ab'iish 10. Let them be scattered broad.
east over the land, II is safe 70 prediet ,bs,
the rising generation of America will
prove The most enlightened race of men
thst the won ever saw.-dmes5uyg
Viilagsr. 4 N,tsfS p '"'y
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An Invaluable Book for 20 Cents.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A COPY"
1000 COPIES sold in less than three
VNNJO months new edition, revised
and improved just issued.
DR.. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL.
and hand book for the afIiicied--cont ininp
IN outline Of The origin, progress, treatment
and cure Of every form ofdisease, cont. acte,l
by promiscuous sexual intercourse. by self
abuse, or by sexual excess, with advice for
their prevention, written in familiar STYLE
avoiding all medical technicailiiics, and eve
rythlng that would offend the ear of drccm Y
from the result Of some twenty Years sue
ccssful practice, exclusively dcyo ed 10 ,h,
cure Of diseases of delicate or private ma.
ture To which is added, receipts for III.
cure of the above diseases. and treaties on
The cause symptoms and cure of the Fever
and Ague. for twenty five cents a COPY: siA
copies one dollar: will be forwarded 10 any
part of the Csited States, by mail, free ot
postage. Address, postage paid, Cosden g.
20. Publishers, Or box l0G, Post Office
Phi adelphia.
''This IL, without exception. the mos,
comps ehensive and inteligihr work publish
ed on the class of Diseases 81 y h.ch il treats
Avoiding all technical terms il addr.sses
I
from all objectionable matter, and no p,r.nt
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in the hands of his sons The author has
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ut the merely nominal price of 25 cents, the
fruits OF some twenty years most successful
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a PRESBYTERIAN clergy in Ohio, In ritInp
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sands upon thousands Of our youth by evil
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The constitutions or thousands who are
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on the present and coming gcnrr.tions. In.
temperance, Cor the use Of Intoxicating
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thousands. Is not n greater scourge to the
human race. Accept my thanks on b,h. If
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JEW DAvID's
HEBREW PLASTER.

THE great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout.
l Pain in the Side, Hip. Bacx Limbs and
Joints. Scrofula, Kings Evil, White swell.
in S, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints ana ali fixed
pains whatever. Where this II srer is np-
piled Pam cannot exist.
This celebrated Pain Extractor has been
so extensively used by Physicians and thu.
people in general, both in this country and
Europe, that il is almost needless To say any
thing about it, Yet there may be sone,
who stand in need of its healing powers
who ha,e not yet tried il. For their salcs
We will simply state what it has done in
thousands Of c"sen, and what il will do for
them when tried.
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LEONARD'S FLAyORING tx
TRACTS, namoiy. Lemon yanil4. RISE.
Peach, Orange, for Cakes Pudhng..
Pies, Custarda, Creams. lees. Se. arc
very cl,oicc, and exceedingly e..mvcui-n,
llousekeepers should n-rcr be wi,LUr
them. Those whn delight in tho 10.
iicious favor and exquisite porfum. oG
frni'" and flowcra will cad in these
FMv"ring Extracts all that they Gu
desire. a
LEON iRnS LEMON SyRUp. heing
made from FRvir instead of lr..m Acid.
~ are all tha ordinary kinds, il nat only
thr m"re p'easpnt but also m,r. harIth.
ful and wholcs mno. and makos the nost
agreeable Of summer drink.
LEoNARDS MUSTARD. Thee, DO
srou. oe using Mastari N. 10 rot halt
rioo-four, and wish il p.rf-etly pusr,
should try T.a,p,rj Pure Nlus,srd and
they will enjoy mn article very different
from what il usually c,llsJ Mustard
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Arthur Stevenson. confirmed inebri-
briate, in Concord, Lewis county, Ky..
went home drunk late on Saturday night,
and while cireessly walking with can
die in his hand, i. is supposed accidental
ly set hire to the mosquito bar of the bed
in which his wife lay asleep. The flanies
spread so fast, that before Mrs. Stevenson
could get out Of bed, her clothes were all
ON fire and she was burned almost to
death, surviving but few hours. The
house was burned to the ground, with its
contents. The old man was going about
on the following day talking wildly, like
a iunatic, and refusing to believe that his
wife was burnc to death.