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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-08
Notice.

We the Subscribers and the following Islands
VIII Long Island, johns Island the two Islands kno,yn
as the Eastern and Western Sisters, Crow Island, also
two small Islands known the Green Islands or Scrags
lying in facena Bay and lying E.isterly from SWANS
Island, positively forbid all persons from cutting or TAX
ng away from either Of said Islands any wood, timber,
hay Paving Stone or any other article or articles.
whatever, without first oba ing leave or permission from
III or our agents Any resspassng either Of
said Islands vii dealt with the law provides In such
Eases X p LINT
JOHN X. LUNT.
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Commissioners Notice.

I'VE the subscribers having been appointed by Hon.
Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate, for the County OF
Hancock to receive and examine the claims Of creditors
the estate Of Nancy p Reyes late If OrIn deceased
presented isuve do hereby give notice that mouths
allowed To said creditors bring in prove their
claims; AMI that shall attend that service at A. P.
fmersn's Counting Room in Orland the End Saturday
of November. January and March
TiIEo. c. WOoDMAN,
AARON 2. EN- EliSoN.
orland Sept. 0, 1858. 3wa5
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Joseph S Rice of Ellsworth, County Of
Hancock and State ct Maine, conveyed to Rich
ard Tinker, by his deed Of mortgage dated July I'D A. D.
1851 and recorded in Hancock Registry Vol lOl Page
+5J certain parcel Of land situate in said Ellsworth on
the Road leading from John NJ Hates corner. to Mt Des-
and the conveyed to said Rice by n A. Joy by
deed dated sept 25d. A d. 1851, Recorded in Hancock
Registry. VOL 81, Page i59. to which reference may
had and whereas said mortgage deed has been assigned
me- and the condition therein contained has broken
hereby claim TO foreclose the and give this notice
accordingly. DAVID MCFARLAND.
Ellsworth, Sept. IS, 1858. 3w36
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-08

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
ed that he has been duly appointed and has taken
upon himself the OF Administrator Of the estate of
Isaac N Chase, late Of Bucksport, in the County of
Hancock, deceased, by giving bond rs the law dj.
rect he therefore requests all persons arr indebted
to the deceas ds estate To make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon exhibit the same
Tor settlement WM. e. CHASE.
sept. Is, 1855. 3w35
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ALAgNlye sIess OF \ slcklY :, n,lrn

me Summer and fAh 81 is1e WI be- marcel tlr
~, - s' - ~ ~, ms. ~ y al 'fla
''''u ". III .fn l+''.'i ~ ''' niin ai =
st~ts; "''a - ',+-' o. '-ff ta=-si i'ai 'n
uL sss'l' t,tu'-, eti i,tA4 AZ si-l'ir -4 s'et s u
% - ~ 'a n - ,t'e-i ~ ii'e att gscFii'H'
-, g'.'As S'"i '''- A'"i ifsHir d - To- re-
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-, 49, 90 ., ~ ~
" ~ ~ NJ st.si ~ tNI ~ kLs. ilui-
= - Nh sthphN AiIAt n, ~
sr.hr ,,, wa wan ,rn "a NE .ienis' u Ia
arsi,eilss o. The ran' hA,e Ten 'ah,.eut, F'l'Hi
cr iacomIsz,.-l ,,t,.r H. 'ar s.s.,l,.r, nj ~
state. We may tn f,rr -, l.,-, thr r-yal,,. = -
Malarist,. d,S.as.- ID, nm. ~ ~, -thr, a ~, - -
forms. "a IN ori.- tl,i tia Itis,. A., -, -
selves with thu proper mean. u tr,,,, th.ir ., IN.
against sudden attack. e diseases Il any ktr-i A. rs f
the Ievle 81 the apl,rslA IS t-.- uA.ibile, H. a.
way II adv Relief va, have In. ,,,,,,,,tx -,
Rs1ne4iy however ,ilel, and u.,,il-,,.n, i.s-,s
dcahly may be tie eharaetsF 4 tA- sf..a.e !, inst
harm Won te-.spa.,nfal II this Hg-prs.,ns u,u..,,
drank in a ntie water .hrrs or l.u dine. H., ~. ~, -
fprtify the stomach against tr .ltIu- ras- q H.
fcycrs that you arc as sas fr.n ,lau.r =. ,,,gh ~,
breathing the most uial. slare A.i s,i,s,,t,' -,
M, hS~ here n,"'gr IN sun. kadwAys hay Eeirf has
d.nf eta IN u<. IT, as II our rga,r. arr :. ,f 49,
nate 10 b. afflicted With any fcrsr C4s5~r1 yf.y II,
bgsthterg-eiihcr Yeiiair 6gng.sfits H. a,f,,f a.
RcifcHt- always Ks-t.l, Krltrl ,ti,.i ,,ft
Regulators, viii in a fcw hour, arrest n, ,ials,s l
danger Of tire dis se ard SON clrc yttl
.o,,,.-
tpaiApN isEAsl--
Diseases such a. RAfHfa4f!sta C;o.f S-,1,.1a ~
aigia Head .ieh,s Inaa.Hsa Rust Of Rlas. r. a.,
H.ai. BiHoasn.,s. Ckal,cs T9ofl Irh,s Con- n, 80,
ing CpEyhs, IHn1mafisa Of the BoU,fs aad L.sg..
Sudden 4h1rls Of Ch,Hs ata F,,,r, ,,ctnr.. =, u.
stomach Congestion Of "a, Braia san Sfrot. ~,
BiRef,es aud other PAINFUL a, tttatis AL ll
n,ali,iirs III run rid IA g,ut In. lr,ti a., So
Of ue ani atiacA ing In their yiolsIt trts the s,i
middle aged AMI youthful. But aFains, tlss. ifIs uih
htct -" nluch pain upon IL yctiins hadWay. Really
Relief vii In lev moments remove tis n..t ar q
orturtng aii and. II used In connection M Haina
Regulators, slee'i! effect a cure,
CHRONIC DISEASES
Those who ar. % ,,,s,,,,,,a,. ~, ,m,-.,
Chrouic diSca.s B,taIg.o. ~, am etei s,r
InOrs, Feu.r Sorrs, Ulcers SAT- RAs.ta Pitt, NJ,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-08

T.sis H-@ls Parker Tuck. ImIgu Of Probate, within
ar-i - tn tparty II Htnesek
III um-rsigDri ,iHsniisn e mitchell r,rrcr II Ellis.
sSth. m sehi casssty cetspos taesf,s hay ins
rfga nj - the ftshn discharge Il said trust herhy
tis = h- 49, nait q said Guari i.hii IL linr The
. - Il tie ritye- q ssl TURNER to esn;r, and usn
So III Fr~rts e ssd Ni,chf rur,pr ~ Il the-e
- b t-ff ~ r+Ir-ts liar that he may H. re
essrsl ffsta sail trust - Ga 4rtitn.
HAMILTON JOY.
EFsSerth, sgt I. 1884.
" C''sF' q Ir'lsis hrlsn Ellsworth within and fr
ts~ tsis,y ei baseaek the lSt eiiesisy Of scIs
4. - f>s-
pcs tte sirsar Ttiipn Orlrr,i Tsi IN. pctit'an.r
-tss nfige {" fr~i- trr~i by causing cTN of.ts pa
ttisu Ard n~ Il srcsu. I've t,ibIish , three
es--ks strc'-siyvls The Elssprth American,
ps''-, st hissrth that thy may arirar at Probate
'T'fT b. 70 hfh At Ellsworth in SAID c.cty on the 4th
esin-ty = 'stahsr mai. ten Il the c,Sck in the
hr'n-'n ant -iirS oan*', " az they have, Why the
tss3et # 'ii I--'iiipa should r.. h. .rant,ai
"ARktR TICK, Judge.
AueSt \. 4. BAErLLfr, Register.
t,e COPY II thg ic,ta.i and order q Court thereon,
5T3b Attest, \. \. HAsri srr, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-08
DEAFNESS CURED.

NEw HAVEN May 10, lsj5.
Prof De GRArH: My brother has been deaf for iArcc
years After trying many things, he used your Oh few
times, and it cured him entirely.
CLIFFORD r. sCANToS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-08

CArr1oS-Thcre arc numerous limitations sprung up 81
tn" reputation that my article has acquired. The ,ull
mus; beware. They worthless. 3m26
G. q. PECK, Agent, Ellsworth.
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Administrators Sale.

I(E virtue Of license from the Hon Parker Tuck Judge
Of Probate for the County Of Hancock shah sell
At public auction, Saturday, the 10th day Of October
one O'Clock =. NJ ON the homestead Of the late William
Cogyins in surry all the right the administrators
redeem said homestead; Also will sell thirds Of the
wood lot OF said Coggns adjoining together with
the reverson Of the widows dover the other third Of
Of said wood lot and Pew in the Methodist Meeting
house in sury, No As aud Pew in the Union Meet
rgheuse in said Surry No. II.
WILLIAM HOPKINS,
ROBERT HOPKINS
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WILLIAM HOPKINS,
ROBERT HOPKINS.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice all concern
ed, that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator Of the
estate Of Samuel Holm, late Of Bucksport, in
the County Of Hancock, deceased. by giving bond as
the law directs; he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted % the said deceased's estate, make ine
diaie payment and those who have any demands thereon
10 exhibit the same for settlement.
JAMES FREEMAN
Sept. Is, lsss 3w36
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N Office.

A IL persons indebted 10 the estate Of
y the late William Bingham, Esquire, deesa''
ed, are called upon to make immediate payment
All the lands remaining uusold belonging 20 TIE
said Estate, lying in the counties 81 Pcnobsooi
Hancock, and Washington, in the tate of Maine
are offered for sale 81 reduced prices for cash
For information In regard 10 the above and ief
plans ard descriptions Of tLe.e lands, applieauea
May be made 10 tie 5seat.
g. V BLACK
Ellsworth, February ;, lsjs. al
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-08
PATENT MEDICINES,
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIME.NT.


MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIME.NT,
Townsend More's, Warens, kelly's and Sha
ker Syrup and Sarsaparila; Viewers Canker ..ni
salt Rheum Syrup; Arnold's Vital Fluid, Atwoods
Ext. Dandelion, Brants Purifying Extract, BULL
sarsaparlla (John), Gays Blood Purifier, Greens
Indian Panacca, Hays Iiumor Syrup, liampton's
Vegetable TinctuJe, sure cure. kenneiy's Medi
cal Discovery, Morse's Syrup Yellow Dock, Ord
way Humor Discovery, Peruvian Syrup, Rad
ways Resolyent, Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
Sands Sarsaparilla, Shaker Sarsaparilla, Town
sends Sarsaparilla, Old Dr. Jacobs McMunn's Elixir
of Opium, Mrs Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup, Shaker
Extract Nalerian, Wilson's Ncurerathic Drops.
Dr. Abbotts Bitters, Pecks Jaundiee Bittcrs and
Flies Indian Vegetable Bitters, Awoods Physi
cal, Browns Sasaparilla and Tomato. Claik's Sher-
~ Wine, one and two DTS, Langleys Root and
Herb Bitcrs and almost every other kind in
Balm of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream, Flesh
Balls, Liquid Rouge, &c, &. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, Aliens Cough Lozengers, Brants Pulmona-
ry Balsom, Ciarke's Cough Syrup, Bachelors Hair
Dye, Harrison's Hair bye. Linimcnts of all
kinds; Barney's Musk Cologne, Barny's Shaving
Cream, Barneys verbena Water; Ayers Sugar
Coated Pills, Brandreths Pill, Wrght's Indian We.
getable; Court Plaster &c, &c. butchers Dead
Shot for Bed Bugs, Prof. Mohr's German Fly Pa
per; saves and ointments of every kind; and
every other article usually kept in such Store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-08

!, uSI Received by Express, n new
- lot OF Medicines and Fancy article. Ala
fihe Apples, Oranges, with many other articles
adapted to the wants Of the community. and the
season of the year
20 &. PECK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-08
AFFLICTED THIRTEEN YEARS AND CURED II


AFFLICTED THIRTEEN YEARS AND CURED IN
ONE WEEK
Read letter from Rev. james Temple
PHiiAhELrIrA, June q 1850.
frut rx 6RArH Ihave been afflicted for thirteen years
with Neuralgia aud other painful complaints aud have
been unable to sleep soundly walk any a afc for many
years past Last week got bottle Of yodr "EIcctri,
u" The first night slept soundly and we'll ami t!ay
am like new man My wife could believe her cycs
Your Fl ctric ol has done in week what the ply
Of Philadelphia failed to d. in thirteen years.
Gratefully yours,
REV. JAMES TEMPLE,
$40 South Street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-08
Prof. Chas. De Grath's
ORIGINAL ELECTRIC OIL.


among the Medical Faculties Of Europe and this snr,
1t will cure the following mot eVcrythnc)
WARRANTED To
Cure Ftvrr and Agle in day,
Cure Chils in five minutes
Cure Group Ia night.
Cur Deafness in two To four days:
Cure Burns aud Scads in ten minIics;
Cure Srains, Wounds and BRUISES ia frm one 10 tire,
days,
Cure inflammation in day;
Cure Neuralgia, Group ToVthaehc, Burns, in min
uies
Cure lIenorrhaee scroh,a, Ahsce.s in ten days;
Cure hruist<, Wounds, letter in u thr,e days,
Cure Earachc, sun Nerk, Ague in one day;
Cure feons, Broken Breast, salt Rhcum three TO six
days,
lures Qninsy Palpauon, pleurisy in 10 ten days;
Cures Asthma, Palsy, Gous Er,spcas, in five
~ days;
Cures Frosted Feet Chilbains, Stiff Joints Chronic
Rheumatism Sore Throat, Scarlet Fever and Ia, Lame made
10 walk, by few bottles.
This OIL de Graths mill and pleasant and is great
Family Medicine for children teeihing &c.
Ladies' should all use IT, Ii always kavcs YOU better
than finds you, and one bottle often cures entirely
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-06
Brown Sandstone

Messrs. Grier & MCGOWAN, stone and
BILE workers of this city, have exhibited -
specimens of fine brown sandstone
tanned from their q~uarries in Wake ana =
ange counties. The specimen from This
ty is Of a dark mahogany complexion and :,
most as fine as cast-steel. The one f.
Orange is of rather lighter texture -.
equally as firm and substantial. For brs,,
ing purposes, this discovery is invaluable
the longer it is exposed to the weatbor a.
harder it becomes. And for carving orn.
tai stone pieces, the f~ncness of those storo.
render them peculiarly adapted. Prof F.,
mons, State Geologist, has examined r.
carefully, and pronounces them equal n =
best brown stones found any where in tbo
country. We hope Some of the fine buil5inm
erecting about Raleigh, will be put IN viii
this handsome brown-stone front. We a.
satisfied it would vie with any of the eleg,nt
brown-stone buildings in the cities. It cor,.
inst in time for the New Federal Court Hon.,
and Post Office building to be put I'D soon j.
Raleigh. The quarries lie near the Y p
Railroad, and can be readily transported =
any point.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-06
Great Loss of Life.

On our first page we give an account of the
destruction of the steamship Austria. bv fire
at sea-lnVolving the loss of many hundred
lives. The fire, it is said, is known to have
originated from very culpable negligence Of
some OF the crew. The captain and surgeon
considered it expedient to fumigate the steer
age with burning tar. The operation was to
be performed by the boatswain. under the en-
perlntendance of the fourth officer. The
boatswain heated the end of a chain to din in
tar to produce smoke. The end became too
hot to hold, and he let it drop upon the deck
to which it set fire. The tar upset, and i'm
mediately all about was in flames. A feeble
attempt was made to extinguish it, but with.
out effect. There was nothing at hand to
meet such an emergency.
The rescued passengers saved nothing but
the clothes on their backs, and even the orea.
ter part of these were torn off and otherwise
lost. Six hundred souls were supposed to 10
on board, including many women and chill.
dren, IT whom only about seventy were saved
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-06
Hopelessness of Inebriacy.

When the destroying angel of Disease in.
vades the home circle, and robs us of our
loved ones, our hearts are wrung with ani
guish, and the scalding tear of sorrow fowl
freely down the cheek. But then the.
angel of Christian Hope follows quickly, and
through these falling tears we look away to
the pearly gates of the New Jerusalem.
and we see our lost home treasures enter
there, and we feel '"oe shall meet again."-
But when the liquor demon snatches away
one of our heart idols, the crushing weight
OF despair seals up the fountains of the soul
and even the relief of tears is denied us. And
as we sit beside his bloated corse, and turn
a wistful gaze towards heaven, no star of hope
or promise shines there-but gloom, and
darkness, and despair settle upon the soul,
when We remember that He has said-"No
drunkard can inherit eternal life"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-06

~ The Grand Scribe has sent out to
the Divisions entitled to receive it, the P.
WIS for the current quarter. If any have
failed to receive the Circular containing them,
they will please let him know, in order that
another copy may be forwarded.
The G.. S. is authorized to communicate
the P. W. to such Divisions only, as prompt
ly forward, each quarter, their returns and
dues to the Grand Division. Too many Di-
visions are becoming lax and tardy in atten-
ding to this duty. 1t should be promptly
and regularly attended to at the close of each
quarter. Wehope every Division will attend
to this matter at this time. The annual SEES
sion of the Grand Division will meet before
the close ofthe present quarter, and it is i'm
portant that a full account of the numerical
and financial condition of the Order be sent
up to the Grand Scribe, so as to be presented
at that session.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-06
Tri-Weeklv Standard.

We are pleased to learn that the enterpris.
ing proprietors of the Raleigh Standard in
tend issuing a tri-weekly paper during the
session of the ensuing Legislature. 1t will
contain full reports Of the proceedings of the
two Houses, and also ofthe National Congress
which will be in session at the same time
The Tri-weekly will be furnished during thu
session at 81; and the weekly at 80 cents
Subscribers to the semi-weekiy will be sup
Piled with the tri-weekly withoutextra charge
We hope the enterprise will be well sus
tanned. We ought to have a tri-weeklv. j
not a daily, at least during the Legislature.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-06

FIsH.-The present has proved a most sue
cessful fishing season. The past too weeks
have proved a golden harvest for our fisher
men as to quantity caught, and prices OBJ
ed. At some of the fisheries as many as one
hundred barrels have been taken in enc day :
and are readily sold at from $3.50 to $500
per barrel on the beach. A large number
of barrels are sent up the Road every day,
bound for the central and western portions
of the State.
The above para raph is taken from the
Beaufort Journal. We have had a fine spe-
cimen of the kind of fish taken at Beaufort
this season. Mr.. G. W. Taylor, of that place,
who is engaged in the fish and oyster trade,
has sent US a nice 'kit"-and they were ex-
cellent. Send to him, We ~uplanders, and he
will supply you with the best Of the bivalves
and the finny tribe that throng the waters Of
Beaufort harbor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-06

~ We tender our sincere thanks to our
friend and brother w. Med. Maultsby, for a
club of twelve subscribers, with the cash.
Also to Bro. J. c. Smith of Springfield for a
club of six. Andwe wouldtak this occasion to
appeal to the friends ofthe Age, for their aid in
procuringsubscribers. For several weeks past,
our list has fallen off, instead of increased
With a paper published entirely on the cash
principle, and where subscribers m are
dropped, if not renewed when the subscrip.
ton years expire, it is a very easy matter for
a list materially to decrease, unless renewals
and new subscribers are constantly sent in to
ill up losses that may accure from ~discontinu
ances. We therefore earnestly appeal to ev
ry one of our friends to give us their aid a
THIS time, to make up our losses, and increas
our list. Get those who have inadvertentl,
let their subscriptions years expire without
renewing, to hand youthe money for anotheA
year, and try and see if you can't get us som
new subscribers. Every one can help a littl
some can get a few, and some can send
large lists. Come friends, lot us hear from
! you soon- Who will be the first +?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-06
published BY REQUEST.
CAMP FLOYD, UTAH TBRR1roR]
9th August, 1858.

My DEAR MoTHER:-I received vo,ir vorv
kind letter, and great pleasure it gave lme. 7
do not know any thing that can plehse me
more than hearing from you, my deaHMoth-
er. Since | wrote to you, we chat Is orr
Regimen0 have had many changes VIE star
ted from Fort Bridger in advance of theArmv
of Utah great vigilance was exercisdh and
all the preparations made, usual With an
army marching into an enemv's coantrv
but when we arrived at Bear River wa were
surprised by the issue of a proclamatim and
general orders from the Commander NJ the
Army, announcing to US that the tronhe had
Ioa1eu ~ mat inc MormOnS had returned
sne aiieelahce; ms was received by the
army with general dissatisfaction. as host of
the men had determined to make thu Nor.
mons pay dearly for the suffering wc Aexnn.
rlenced during last winter. But we cAntin.
ued our march unto Great Salt Lake kCitv.
we passed through the far famed Echo Ramon
this is so called from the fact of there boino
a remarkably clear and distinct echo Mt ;tSS
entrance; it is q low River or Valley ofhbont
~ miles IN length, girded bv hills on each
SIDE, and IN some places only Distant from
each other some 20 or 80 yards. TbisACan
on was well adapted for defence anS ~.
Mormons had planted Forts on yariops hacos
where they would have been enabledt To On
noy us considerably, had the difficulties no
tween them and Government not ceased
We also passed through Emigration Canon
which is another River on the ascent ofobon
8 miles in length-and we at last arrifod .
Great Salt Lake City, passing thropgT flor
on the Goth June. The City is well and nrat
tily laid out, being in square lots. ami wa
tered by streams running through EVER,
street and road. There are MANY fne build
ings-I noticed particularly Brigham Y5unp'
mansion, the Desert Store, the Settlino StoIe
&C., &c. but the City had a very forl0rn an
deserted appearance, in consequence 81 n
inhabitants having moved Southwards
They are now returning, being assured thu
we will not modest them unless thew aiolat
the laws of the country. We passed sn q
ter 2 days rest, and arrived at this encam,
ment, where we nave remained. AWAITING q
ders for our further disposal. The order
have arrived, and to our great chagrin the
direct the End Dragons to remain in Utah
6 companies here, and two at Fort BRIDGE
or near there. The two companies fos Fo
Bridger are F. and l., and they start for The,
tomorrow morning-so the nextletter Iwri
: will be from that Fort.
J Remember me to Grandmother and fl
: family.
Believe me ever your affectionate son.
WV E. MOORE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-06
A Fine Sheenshead.

We have never enjoyed a finer luxury
than we did a large Sheepshead Fish, sent us
by Messrs. Lewis & Co., of Newbern. 1t
was a novelty at our table, but was enjoyed
with a zest by all hands, that attested our
high appreciation of its excelIency. We
thank our friends for their delicious present,
and advise every body wanting to eat fish
as is fish," to send to Messrs. Lewis & Co.
and get one or more of their splendid Sheep
head By the way, we learn from them, that
they viii regularly supply our market with
these delicious fish, if sufficient inducement
is offered for them to send them up. Who
will take some? Let US know, and we will
&C luaint them.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-06
SPIRIT OF THE AGE.-..Devo tedto Tenneranoa= teratu1el 49,

jump from their "orbits." Tom Jones
slowly read the "slanderous" piece.
rs that all 7" burst spontaneously from
the assembled crowd, while eye-lids and
lips came together with a spasmodic jerk
the lines Of disappointment being traced
too plainly upon their crest-fallen counte-
nances.
"That is ALL" said Tom, with as much
gravity as he could well command, as he
proceeded to fold the paper and hand it
back to the 2. M.
"Out crept a mouse! J" said some one,
who had doubtless read Esop's fables, as he
turned on his heel to depart.
Now comes the denoument. It appears
that the name Of my fair friend, who be-
came so indignant because OF the party's
being advertised" was only casually men
toned, and that, of course, in a very com
plimentary manner-her initials, as was
the case with all, only being used. And ii
came to pass that even the initials of Cap
tain Q. were no where to be found in print
1 MERRY ANDREW.