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7 I SPECIAL' NOTICES. DAILY PROGRESS. DRUGS AND" MEUIGINKS. MISCELLANEOUS. Office Atlantic Ac N.

Itailrond Niwbkrs.N. December 7th, 1858. x-u u'jji No article will be forwarded, after this V), rn 1 ceived at the transportation office 50 minutes before their departure. By order, Dee 7 dtf WM. P.

METTS, Agent. date, by the rassenger trams, unless re- 1 fivi I 'J I vu onu nuci i It A 4. mw.A mfln fk i 5ln tlie followiiifir schetiule will be run with the Passenger Tram over this road Leave Moreheap Citt at 7 o'clock A.M., and arrive at Carolina City at 7:9 o'clock A M. Leave Carolina City at 7:14 o'cloek A. and arrive at Nkwberw at o'clock A.

M. Leave Newberu at 9 o'clock A.M., arrive at Kins-ton at 10:4" o'clock A- M. Leave Kinston at 10:55 o'clock A. arrive at Mosely at 11 1 o'clock A. M.

Leave Mwelj Hall o'clock A. and ar rive at Ooi.p-sboko' at 12:10 o'clock P. M. RETURNING Leave Got.dsboro' at o'clock P. and arrive at Moselv Hall at 4:25 o'clock P.

M. Leave Mosely Hall at 4j o'clock P. arrive at Kinston at 5:5 o'cltK'k P. M. Leave Kinston at 50 o'clock P.

and arrive at Newbers at 7 o'clock P. M. Leave Nf.wbers at 1 clock P. and arrive at Carolipji City at :50 o'clock P. M.

Leave Carolina City at 8:55 o'clock P. M. and arrive at Morkhead Citt at 9 o'clock P. M. Nov G-dtf WM.

P. METTS, Agcnt. VEW OODS, PALL OP 1S5. GEO. lA ALLEN Invites the -attention of the public to his Lire Stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

Silk, Merino. P. pliuAlpacca. DeLain and Printed Dress Goods. Mantles, Scarfs, Embroideries.

Trimming's. Also. very sujterior stock of BOOTS, SHOES, anrf AITERS. Carpets, Trunks. Hats, Gloves, Jewelry, Willow Ware, Also, fine assortment of Cloths.

Cassimeres, Vestinrs, Cra vats. My Stock is Larjre, New nnd well assort ed. and will be sold at moderate prices. Particular attention riAren to orders. Brick Store.

Pollok Newbern. N. Oct 19 tf LOUR FOR subscriber has just reci-ived a quantitv of Familv and Superfine FLOUR, manufactured at R. Pattei-son- 'M-ichovi-i Mills, Salem, N. which can be had on reasonable terms Apply to Sept 23 dtf A.

T. JERK PCS. 150 CASES BOOTS and SHOES, assorted, just received and for sale bv Nov. 6 J. M.

F. HARRISON. DO YOU WANT READY-MADE CLOTHING Call at HARRISON'S, he has just open a very large which he is selling upon very reasonable terms. Oct. 19 EO.

AIjIjEN has received, bv late arrivals, a supply of Bcebe's New Fall Style Silk SInts. Also Netting, Trunks, Skirts, Shoes Domestics, Duster Cloth, Prints, Sept 1 dtf BERNETT COCOINE. A Hair, at Dec 22 new the CARMERR S. FOR valuable and eligible TOWN LOT, situated in the town of Newbern, on the South West Coiner of Middle and Johnson streets, Dec 25 dtf Apply to S. ATTMQRE.

DO YOU WANT A TRAVELING BLANKET OR SHAWL? You can get a nice article at' HARRISON" S. Oct 19 I Carpeting! Carpeting Tapestry, Brussels, Three-Ply. Drugget," all widths, Oil cloth, all widths, just received, per Schr. L. E.

Johnson, and for sale low at J. M. F. HARRISON'S. IS.

DEEMS' SCHOOLS JPOR BOTH SEXES WILSON, C. This Institution comprises Schools of Languages, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Music, Design and Uelles-Lettres. It has a healthy location, an experienced Faculty and commodious buildings. The terms ire proper nnd the charges made only from the entrance of the pupils. The schools are in seperate buildings.

The students in the Male Department ave the military drill without extra For fir culars apply to Prof. JAMES D. RADCLIFFE. Wil-on, N. C.

J.in 29 -12m TU I li ST RECKITED from the celebrated estab- ishment of G. BRO DIE, Velvet and Cloth Cloaks Call and examine the stock. Oct J. M. F.

ARRISON. A i'C'ING AND WALTZn'fi AC ADEMY'. if t.t to tt is in in tyuuu iY'tf LOTTERIES! NOTICE TOTilE PUBLIcr As the members of onr firm have, bv wav of nnr cliase, become the owner of the pranU crterLFh ethot thotie-m Georgia, under the management of Messrs Gregory Mnury, of WUmingfoT Delaware, we have-deemed it expedient to pan of our finn, on and after Jannary l.t isii that of WOOD, EDDY who will have tke mauagen ent of the Sparta Academy Lottery, and the others, as above named In all transactions we have endeavored tocondnct ur business with integrity and promptness, aud can assure the uublic th t.n )w uj. is wen i Jeserviug of being transferred our successors. Augvusta, Dee ery respectfullv.

15, S. SWAN, CO. WOOD, EDDY A- Successor to S. U) iiass 1I 6 Dratrs Saturday, Felrvary 5, 1S59. Ciat Pri nrl7 Onr.

Prize to Evrry 'ine Tickets! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! TO BK DKAWX EACH SATURDAY IN FEBRUARY' Prizes of M0 1 I rize of. 4(0 30 15' KM 50 10!) 100 it O' a 1 5,000 4,000 (t 100 APPROXIMATION PRIZES 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Prizes of 4i '0 Aprxr. to.50.(!00 Prize are 1 RfH 300 tt 20,000 1,201 9(M 80 6(M 401: it tt 10,000 4.000 3,000 1.5H) it tt tt it 2(0 150 100 11 20 are. tt Prizes amounting to $320 00( Whole Tickets $JU; Unices quarters $2 50. A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries wil be sent to any one desirous of receiving it.

Certificates! of Packages will be sold 'at the following rates, wnich is the risk Certiricates of Pakageof 10 Whole Tickets $8C 10 Half 40 10 Quarter 20 10 Eighth If, In Ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money to our address for the Tickets ordered, -on re ceipt of which they will be forwarded by the firft W1; ftftjire iL Purchasers can have tickets er.dinrr in anj 'e thev niav designate. Tue List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing! Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and crive their Post Office, County and State. I5P Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payapie in mil without All Prizes of $1,000 aud under, paid immediately after tlie drawing other Prizes at the usual time ot thirty da vs. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. Those who prefer not sending money by mail car use The Adam' Express Company, whereby money for Tickets, in sums of Ten Dollars, and upwards, can be sent us AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE, from any city or town where they have an office.

The money and order must be enclosed in a Got eminent Pvst Ojfire Stamped Envelope," or the Ex press Company cannot receive them. AH communications strictly confidential. Address Orders for Tickets or Cerfificntes to WOOD, EDDY Amzusta, Ga. or, WOOD, EDDY Atlanta Ga. or, WOOD, EDDY fc Wilm'n Del.

A list of the numbers that are drawn from tlie wheel, Ii the amount of the prize that each on entitled to, will be published after every drawing the following papers Augusta (Gh.) Constitution nlist. New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Nash vill Gazette, New York Weekly Day Book, Savanna! Daily News. Richmond New York Dir patch. -Paulding Clarion and Little Rocl True DtfiiMK'iat. to patronize him will be received II he following Scheme ill be drawn by Wood Eddy Co Managers of tlie Sparta Academy Lottery each of their Smgle Number Ix.ttei ies for Februan-' LSiJ, at Augusta, in pubhc, under the superin-teniieiiee ot Commissioners: Chi 8 Draw-Saturday, Frhmary 1859 CA'' lh atr Saturday, lruarV 6, ON THE PLAN OF MNdLK XfrMlWUs" i Elf WEDNESDAY MORNING.

FEB. 16. 1859. Ageats fr the Daily Prgri. i The following gentlemen are authorized to receive jubscriptiona and advertisements for the Daily Prbgresr ia their several localities, and receipt for the same J.

W. Morris, Kinston, N. C. J. B.

Goldsboro N.C. WllXTAM M. BRUCE, Greensboro', N. C. ARTHUR P.

NEWSON, N. fc. J. W. Clemmons, Satem, C.

U. VT. AVER, StaUsvilU, N. C. GEO.

W. DlLL, Morehead City and Beaufort. 11. B. Willis, Wilmington, JV.

C. H. P- ALLEN, Washington, NC. James H. Moore, Gaston, N.

C. S. M. Pettengill 119, Nassau Street New York City, will receive subscriptions and advertisements for the Progress." Written for the Daily Progress. Dead Heads.

Mr. I must ask (the pardon of your many reader's for asking a place in your columns for this communication; duty as a citizen of Norih Carolina impells me thus to ask the favor. My object is to bring to the notice of the pub-lie a system which is being carried on in North Carolina very much, I permitted to say, to the injury of her interests. The State has but recently embarked in schemes of internal improvement, the purpose of developing her many resources of wealth, thereby creating and taking upon herself a heavy debt none of which schemes of improvements have been a paying investment to the State. The subject to which I allude, is the system of dead heads on Railroads.

If every dead head that rides on Railroads, in North Carolina were to pay and then thely were to ride as much as they do now, the stock of every road in the State would be far more valuable than it is to day. The custom' is now, if you ever have been a conductor of a passenger train or freight train on any road if only for six months -you are entitled to ride free on all Railroads in North Carolina for life, at the same time they get such pay as they are satisfied with during their term of service as conductor. If a person should work on a Railroad in any capacity, he is entitled to his free ride, though he gets at the time, as per agreement, a satisfactory remuneration for his labors. If a hotel keeper chooses to feed a conductor or en-frineer for price, lie expects a free ticket. What is it to mean the people, whether he charges halt or full that is a matter for the conductor and not the Railroad.

There will always be those who will take births as Railroad employees and pay full hotel rates if necessary. Should some one be living on the line of the Road hen in course of construction you will find them very anxious to have a turn out near by them; locate it and employ them to attend to it and they want to ride for lite free on all Railroads. We say off with dead heads on all North Carolina Railroads. We want none your land sharks or shin plaster shavers riding over the Railroads of the State free, for the purpose of speculating on some part of the community. We say off with dead heads on all Railroads.

Let none ride free except the officers and employees of the Road, and on the Road of which the party is an employee or ar officer, only extend no farther and that on business of the Company. Mr. Editor we want no dead heads, let all pay their ay through the world, and it will be greatly to the benefit of North Carolina, under her present system of internal improvements. We think no man has a right to ride out, free, the subscriptions that another has made to any project of improvement. We say, then, off with dead heads, especially Railroad dead heads, and let all who ride, pay.

ONE OF THE PEOPLE. Correspondence of the Daily Progress. Superior Court-Western Haitroad tf'm. McL. McKay Henry W.

Miller, Esq. Fay ett i ll Feb. 12. Dear Progress A special term of the Superior Court of Cumberland; appointed by Judge Saunders at the Fall session in November last, will be held in this place next week; his Honor Judge Heath will preside. Should any cases of public importance be brought up for adjudication, your readers will be advised.

The bill appropriating four hundred thousand dollars to aid in the completion of the Western Railroad was, on Thursday last, accepted by the Stockholders by a very decided majority. Resolutions of thanks were passed to our able repre wntatives in the Legislature and the efficient and energetic President of the road, for the zeal and interest manifested by them in securing the bill. Our Commoner, Wm. McL. McKay, has himself an enviable reputa-twm-a self-made man of indomitable spirit, he has 'toggled manfully against the CAvils of a sneer-g world until now he occupies a prominent po-itJon at the bar and in the legislative halls.

gratified to be able to state that Henry W. filler, one of North Carolines most gifted has consented to repeat hi oration on "The "Rhteenth Century" in behalf of the Mount Ver- foifiif UDd' id tLlS place 86on as he sha11 have 'filled other engagements. He, as you well now, has been invited to deliver it in several localities both in and out of the a has signified his intention to do so. This effort 18 88Ud to be oue of the m0st brilliant ehZ.f MS The fame of the otor. and racter of the lecture ai-o ler large and intelligent audiences where- Very respectfully, LUCKNOW.

Kdiw rvf will be a total All mmm. tC on the I7th of th month, ear-Utes. moriuu2, visable throughout the United la8t week two millions of worth Tmentr hundred and fifty tons meas- may go DIED ON TUESDAY THE 15th inst, 21 o'clock. A. of Congumi)iron, MRS.

MARTHA ARMSTRONG daughter of Jonathan and Elizabeth- Blaney and' consort of James- Armjtronff, in the 49th year of her e. The inhabitants of Newbern are reDectfullv invited to attend her fa lderal from the residence of her husband on East Front Street, this (Wednesday) afternoon at 3 clock. Blank nUm-A FULL SUPPLY OF extra large1 size Ledgers, Alphabets, Day, Receipt, Pa8and Memorandnm Books: Gold Pens, Portfolios, Fancy Letter and Nott Paper and other Stationery of superior quality, jnt received at MRS. STANLY'3 New Book tore, south eide of Pollok Street, near the Railroad. Feb 14 Bead ThlaV-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING eciired the services of some first rate workmen, is prepared to manufacture BOOTS AND SHQE1S to order, in fl.

workmnnlike manner and warranted to give satisfaction. We can manufacture a ir of Boots at a day's notice. Should this enterprise be encouraged, I instead of pnrcliasine Boots and Shoes reeidy made in Massachusetts, employ workmen and manufacture everything at home. My Stwk is fresh and will be sold at lower prices than ever before offered in Newbern. I have just received a large stock of light colored Gaiters at fl to $1 50 per pair.

L. H. FREEDMAN, Elem City BKt and Shoe Store, Feb 12 Pollok Street, Newbern, N. C. Gai Notice.

AN ASSESSMENT OF 10 per cent, on the Capital Stock of the Newbe-n Gas Light Company was made this day payable on the 15th February to the President of the Company. E.R.STANLY, Feb 12d3t PreMdent. Valentines. A SPLENDID AsSORT-ment of Comic and Sentimental VALEN TINES fnm He. to $5 a piece, For sale at Mis.

STANLY'S Book Store. South side of Pollok Street. Also North Carolina ALMANACS lor 5 cents apiece. Feb. Ldtf.

Law Notice THE SUBSCRIBER has his OFFICE on the row at the Wash ington Hotel. Feb 1-dtf D. K. McRAE. WOT.

II. WASHINGTON hasremov ed his Law Office to Middle Street, in. the rooms lately occupied by the Collector of Cnstoms for the town ot Newbern. Jan lH-utt A7IBUOTVPEM Tl i scriber re-turns thanks to the citizens ot Newbern and the public generally, for the liberal patronage they have bestowed upon him for nearly three years, ancf hopes by strict attention to business and an en dea vor to please all who may favor him with their patronage, to merit a continuance of the same. After having kept pace with all the improvements of the Art for ten years he feels warranted in saying that ho will execute work in his line in a manner that cannot be surpassed in this or any other State-.

Now readei if you wish'a really good picture and perfect gem of the Art, you should not fail to call on J. W. WATSON, Jan 11 Craven Street. THE SUBSCRIBER having ma measure regained liia health, will resume the PRAC TICE OF LAW. His office is on the North side of Broad Street, a few doors East of the Court House, being the one lately occupied by John H.

Haughton, Esq. Jan 7th 1859 dly JNO. N. WASHINGTON. LAW CARD.

J. H. HAUGHTON has removed to the Office recently occupied by Hon. W. H.

Washington. Jan 10-dtt CONSIGNMENT. 30 Hhds. prime Cuba Molasses, SO Bales Hay, SOO Casks Lime, 500 Sajt-ks Salt, for sale by Feb 15 d-2t A. MITCHELL SON.

ON EXPLOMIVE'BUKNING For sale at Feb 5 C. A. HART, BRO. CO S. IAHT CALL THOSE INDEBTED TO THE late firm of C.

A. Hart are respectfully solicited to call and settle up. Feb 5 C. A. HART BRO.

J. GOODIiNG, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Pare Drugs anil Paints, Oil, Varnishes, i)yetJf', Wimlnw Glass. Pei f'lmery, Cigars, Garden Srrds, IN A I) LIQUORS fin-Medicinal uses. PATENT MEDICINES AC, Corner of Pollok and ITIiritl.Ic treefM. Jan 10 C.

HOrE AND LOT FOB HAI.K.T.;e sub scriber offers for sale a very convenient and el ligible RESIDENCE in the town of Newbern, itu-aled on the corner of East Front, and King The tem8 will be made easy to the purchaser. Janl4-dtf EO. S. ST EN SOX. C1 HEMIC AL Svi up of flu Phosphates of IKON.

LIME, SODA AND POTASH. COD LIVER OIL JELLY, for sale bv Jan 10 J. GOODING, jr. DO YOU WANT MARSEILLESSHIRTSANI COLLARS Call at J. M.

F. HARRISON nd he will show the lutest styles. Oct li Do you want HhakcrMhirfsand Drawer? HARRISON cn supply you. Oct 19 from the Huhsrri ber, Negro EDWARD. T.ere are ixmg reasons for believing he is lurkiner in and round Newbeni.

He is light cohired. somewhat, knock-kneed, about 18 years old, and about a height ranging between five feet six or eight inches- he ha rather an aquiline nose, and generally smiles when spoken to, with rather a confidential air, not very strongly I will give $30 reward to any person who will deliver to me, or so safely confine him in mil or otherwise that I can get him. His father, Dick lucker, belonging to Mr. John Planner, lives in Newborn, and raised him, His former owner is Mi-Raymond Castix, all of Newbern. CHARLES DUFFY Dec 14 dtf Richlands, O-islow Co.

LAblKS CLOAKS. Received this day by Adams Express, a large assortment of Ladies'-Cloaks, and for sale by Dec 10 J. M- F. HARRISON. of SCHOONER E.

ROWLAND terms $500. She cost $3,500 tour years ago. 54 tons, carry 500 barrels. Apply UT ,0 J. W.

JOHNSON. Jan 13d6w A CHOICE LOT OF WINES. for Medical purposes, also Cooking Wines, Jel lies and Extracts, for sale by Dec 22 JAS- W. CARMER. ANOTHER SUPPLY OF QUASSIA CAPS, just at baud and selling at an2 CARMER'S.

xtewgoodm; 1 GEORGE ALLEN Has just received, per express, a fresh supply of Black and Colored Beaver Raglan's, Black Doe Skin Cassimere, Black Superfine Cloth, Fancy Ribbons, Marcellm, Furs, Brown De Bege, Patent Lining, Opeia Hoods, Xov 20 JM. OLIVER J. O. ARTHUR, Naval Store I aspector. J.

O. ARTnUR.Naral Store Inspector. SUBSCRIBER continues to receive and sell all kinds of NAVAL STORES. After this notice a uniform charge of 2J cent per Barrel will be made on all sales of TURPENTINE, ROSIN and TAR and on SPIRITS TURPENTINE the regular commit sion will be charged. Jan 8-d6in J.

G. ARTHUR, JT. Bf. OLlVFItNaral Store Inspector. THE SUBSCRIBER continues to receive and sell all kinda of NA After this notice a uniform charge of 2 cent per Barrel will be made for Mies ofTURPEXTINE.

ROSIN and TAR, and on SPIRITS TURPENTINE the regular commission will be charged. Jan 8d6m J. JJ. OLIVER. be CiliEra mf Nrtk X'rliu.

CnARI.ES TjONDON itfUDlAlT Ai IN TheOririmal and Qnty Lum Tills GIN, from sound Uariej, i.ndei tue veliencc of the RntiM. ii delicately flbvutt. dua tiac Jtuie t.f the Italian bvlry attd me of the i vauoLk ttrative of tl.c i kn.r Vfrf 1 1 remlering it, ii. ii. nioc of XtjAb he nu ft eminent un4i j.en.the nrcw ana raieM tn.u tukdl or ua -retic- drink in It is a delicions of a.

soft afid delicate flavor, differing entirely from any Dther Gin, and de void of that lirh, acrid tatet wl icL renders ti article know at Hoi.i.ASD Gis" or "Schjcafm' objectiouable. viOBrwiwT Though not intended a edieine, it Is recommended by physicians generally in caiie f.f Dypep sia, Dn Gravel, C-lic ChJl-era, Fover and Apne, Stricture, of the Uri-narv Organ, the Kidneys, and the RWeln, Nervon Debility, whilst the Weaker fex will find by its adoptii.n a hure relief froui those diotrcttMng annoyances which frequently attend their delicate organization. Dr. Valkstink Mott, of New York, the highest medical authority, pronounces Charles' London Cor dial Gin, not only mperior to any other, but tke best article of the kind he hns ever seen." It in peculiarly adtipted to refideiit in the Southern and Western State, as. well as for travelers exposed to changes of water nnd nir.

For sale in quarts and pints bv all Druggists, Grocers, Fruiterers nnd Country Merchants. Beware of imitations. Buy only Charles'; None other is Imported. My be had in New Orleans, Mobile', Montgomery'. Columbus, Augusta.

Savannah, Wilmington. Clmrte ton, Portsmouth, Norfolk. Peteifbmg, RieLmoud Washington, and all the principal tomns throughout the South, at the importers wholesale prices: or of EDMUND C. CHARLES, General Agent, Sept 1 dy 4V Broadway, New York. SANFORD'S I A VI! I 1 ATORr The Liter Inrigorator, Prepared by Dr Sanford, Ctrmpqvnded entirely, rem Gums, IS one of the nest Purgative and Liver Medicines now before the public, that acts hkh Cathartic easier, milder, and more effectual than any other medicine known.

It i not only a Cathartic, but a Liver remedy, acting first on the Liver to eject ita morbid matter, then-on the stomach aud bowels to carry off that matter, thus, accomplishing two purposes effectually, without any of the painful feelings experienced in the operations of most Cathartics. It the system at the same time that it purge; it; and when taken daily in moderate doses, will strengthen and build it up with unusual rapidity. The Liver i one of the principal regulators of thef human body and when, it performs it functions well the powers of the system are fullv developed. Tlie tomach is almost entirely dependent on the healthy iction the Liver for the proper performance of ita functions when the stomach is at fault, the bowelt are at fault, and the whole system suffers in couse- 3uepCe of one organ the Liver having ceased to its duty. For the diseuaes of that organ, one -of the proprietors has made it his study, in a practice of more than twenty years, to find some remedy where with to counteract the many derangements to which it is liable.

To prove that this remedy is at last found, any person troubled with Liver Complaint, in any of its forms, has but to try a bottle, and conviction is cer tain. These Gums remove all morbid or bad matter from the system; supplying in their place a healthy flow of bile, invigorating the stomach, causing food to digest well, purifying the tone and health to the whole machinery, removing the cause of th disease effecting a radical cure. Bilious attacks are cured, and; what is better, prevented, by the occasional use of the Liver Invigora-tor. One dose after eating is sufficient to relieve th tomach and prevent the food from rising and sour-ng. Only one dose taken before retiring, prevents Nightmare.

Only one dose taken at night, loosens the bowel gently, and cures Costiveness. One dose taken after each meal will cure Dyspep- ia. One dose of two teaspoonfuls will always relieve ick Headache. One bottle taken for female obstruction removes iie cause of the disease, and makes a perfect cure. Only one dose immediately relieves- Cholic, while One dowe often repented is a sure cure for Cholera, Morbus, and ti preventive of Cholera.

one bottle is needed to throw out of the sys-' the effects of medicine after a long nickness, One bottle taken for Jaundice removes all sallow- ess or unnatural color from the skin. One dose taken a short time before eating gives vi or to the appetite, and makes food digest well. One dose often repeated cures Chronic Diarlioca in ts worst forms, while-summer and Bowel complaints leld almost to the first dose. One or two doses cures 'attack caused by worma 11 Children there is no surer, safer, or speedier rem- ly in the world, as it never fails. A few bottles cures Dropsy, by exciting the ab-orbents.

We take pleasure in recommending this medicine is a preventitive for Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, ind all Fevers of a bilious Type. It operates with ertnintv, and thousands are willing to testify to its vonderful virtues. All who use it are giving their unanimous testimony its favor. Mix Water in the mouth with the Invigorater, md swallow both together. THE LIVER 1NV1GORA TOR fs a Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily work-ug cures, alir.i st too great to believe.

It cures as il magic, even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom more than one bottle is required to cure any kind, of Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dys- to a common Headache, all of which are tba nsult of a Diseased Liver. Price Onr Hollar per Battle. Dr. Sasdfokd', lroprietor, 345 Broadway, New Vork. Retailed by all Druggists old also by JAS.

W. CARMER and J. V. JOKDAN, Newbern. Sep.t 1 NEW STAND! NJEW STOCIf GfLD WATCHES AND GOLD JEWEL--RY, SOLID SILVER, SILVER WARE, J.

S. IVES as just removed to L.rge b. ick store, on Pollok treet, nearlv the Epb-coptd he as reii'od(yed and refitted, Md where lie is now ipemning one of the Iargwt and best st-k. of Jew dry, Silverware. 6fc, ever brought to this n.arket, insisting in part, of the following: Mtgic Case Gold Wtc'.

i.nd Watches of every hrscripth Fob. Vestj and Gunrd Chains; Ladies 'old Necklaces; Kvys, Breai-t Pin 1 Ear Rings, 11- 1 Kinger ling. euumg Kings, ia snpenor n.imbles; Cuff Buttons, 4rc A larrc va net 01 1 lie noft fass ioiinble Sets of Jewelry, consisting of Ca-, Florentine, Mosaic and 11am Sets, lso a fimt lot of Solid Silver Ware, consisting of heo. Alfto i ioblets, Cup, SrWxnjs, Forks, Butter Knives, Fruit ivnives, w. Also the largest and best lot o( Gold Pcnsever offered in thit market, together with a laijje number other article-usually keit by Jewehcrw.

iio oerous to enumerate 1 ere; rT? Watcb eenred a rernlai "'pprenticesl-in to the bunne the nbscriber flatter Liutf elf that be is able to give thorough t-xfaction to all who may favoi him with the ir patronage ii repairing JiVatchesCTocks; and Jewelry of every dem-riptioti. r- Gaaa, Revolvins: PSI. 4c jnst received, a large assortment whk urili be euld low. All work warranted to. give satisfaction, or the money returned.

De-3-dtf PAINTERS. A large supply of Swpenor Brashes, consisting in part of Blenders Graining. rntm Sah Tools. Gnmnd Pah. Brit! and Cam el Hair.

Varnish Brushes, Plasterer White Wash, 3uM wUh a general assortment of -For sale by JAS. W. CARMER, DruUt. ROWAN SLATER, BEGS lea vi to inform the Citizens of Newbern and vicinitv thnt he is readv to receive Pnpil-. All the Latest and Fashionable D-nres taufht.

TERMS Ten Dollars per Quarter. At presenile wil! occupy the Dining Room at the O-i-t'in use, until that large and (will be) beautiful wing Ha! is completed, whiclr is now "oin under general repair. His list can be found with him or Mr. Moore a the Gaton House, where the ua'oes of those who wih Mioses' and Masters' Class on Fridays and Saturdays at 3 o'clock, P. M.

Gentlemen's Class at 8 o'clock P. on the same days. Ladie waited upon at their residences if desirable. Ladies are respect full ivited to visit the afternoon Class, tjp Set? Circulars. Dec 18-dtf REMOVAL TO THE CORNER OF AND MIDDLE STREETS.

OCTOBER, 1858. 'E Ha rcmred bi New and Spacioa Store, Crrr Pollok aid TliJdle i NEWBERN N. C. V. And is now receiving and opening for FALL and WINTER Sales, the largest and most attractive stock of DRY GOODS, CARPETS, HATS, SHOES, ever exhibited in this market My new sttre, conveniently located, ard built with special reference to my buwnes, being" large, light and comfortable, givea me increased facilities for the exlubition of my stock, which fcr novelty, beauty, variety and style, can scarcely be excelled.

Tliankful for past favors, I respectfully invite you to call on me at my new mention. N. B. Order wiBrjceive pnanpt and carefol attention. EM5IET CUTIUXEHT..