Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-06-26

The ACCIDENT TO GEN. LANE.-hsvery
serious accident has lately befallen General
Joseph Lane, Of Oregon. 1t is stated that
be accidentally shot himself near his resi-
d-nee in Douglas county. The ball entered
the lover part of his breast, and came out
Of the shoulder.
BALTIMORE, June l4th.-C3mplete returns
FROM the third Congressional district elect
Leary, Union canlila.e, by 80 m4igriy.-
This district gave Breckenridge a majority
LIST fall.
The general impression is that the who'c
Union delegation, with the exception Ct iienry
Winter Davis, are elected.
Missouri AND MARYLAND.-There are
promising s;gns that these States will soon
throw off Their neutrality. The Governor Of
Missouri is said to have demanded the with
dr4wal Of U. S. troops from the State, and
being refused, has called for $4,000 volun-
teers.
Troops M9yING-Several companies have
arrived in the city this week, and Ahors are
leaving, b It We have been been unuable to
get partie liars. CDl, Fishers Re .iment will
sooa move to The e~ncampment at Danyile, we
hear, and Col. McRae's will rendezvous at
Garysbnrg. The Col lsboro' Volunteers, Cap.
Whitaker, AM the Wilson Light Infantry,
Capt. Barnes, have left Fort Macon to rem
dszYoas at NeWbern.
The Rev. James NJ. Sherwood, who for
some fifteen montos has been an associate
eiitor Of the N. c.. Presbyterian has beea
chosen Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church. n
Fay e~tteY:lle, made vacant by the death of TIE
Rev Mr.. Gilchrist. Having accepted tie ell.
Mr.. Sherwood has ~relinquished his connec-
ton with the Presbyterian.
GlAaLoF ra hglLa,sy -Thi2 We
sometimes get news by this paper carrier
than by the Richmond or Petersburg papers
SUFFOLK, Va, Ja1e 10. Sal There is
but very it'll, sickness among the soldiers
stationed here, excsp9 the measles. There
are about 81 cases Of measles in the hospital
OF the 81 Regiment of North Carolina Vol
un.eecs. Dr.. Foote, who has charge OF them
informs me that the cases are not severe.
Dr.. Worthinston, of Murfreesboro, n. G.
is here, introducing his celebrated Choler1
Medicine t. the surgeons connected with the
army. 1t has been received with great ia
vor, learn.
s9Y7 A nery,se, waking in his little car
den, looked up, and 10! a genius stood be
fore him I'll am commissioned" said he
- 10 iafjrm you, O D~eryise, that you ar
destined to commit one of three great fault
murder, adultery, or drunkenness ba
You are allowed to choose your offence.
The Deryise instantly chose to be guilty
drunkenness, as the least fault Of the three
the consequence was, tat while intoxicated
he committed The other two.
CLovE ANoDYNE Torn ACHE DRoP.-Wt,
will We suffer Read the following lett'
from a distinguished practical dentist:
New York. Dec. 18th, 1916.
Messrs. A. b. & u. Sands, GeatLeHsea ]
the course of my p~ractire | have extensiyel
used your Glove Anodyne with much success
for the relief of the toothache and as col
stantly recommend it to my patients, | dee
It bufinst TO inform You Of the high opinio
have of itever other RENE lies. | am your'
very respectfully,
III. IEyERT. Dentist.
PREPARED and sold by A B & d. SAND.
Druggists, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by WILLIAMS HAYWOOD, Ra
eish n. G.
Although there have been many medicin
preparations brought before the public sin
the first Introduction of Perry Davis We
etable Pain Killer, andlarge amounts expen
ed in taeir introduction, the Pain Killer b
continued to steadily advance in the estiIn'
ton of the world, as the best family me
icine ever introduced. Sold by druggists al
ROGERS.