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AhS. "a. CO.'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE DEROGTION.
THE ALL-sUFFICIEN7 THREE.

IRIESEMAR,1,i and s-Protected By Roya
Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris and tht
Imperial College Of NJ ediolne, Vienna
NO. ID invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhea
and all physical disabilities.
No. completely eradicatse all trSoes of thoes
diseases that hI boon hitherto treated By the nxu
sSOQs and pernlcIoua use OF 90 PaiYa and oubebr
NO. 8 has entirely suPplAnted the Injurious pse OF
mercury, thereby ineurlng to the sufferer spoedy
.eliei, dlspeTslnE 81 Impurities, and roofing on
,,TRIEsEMAR, Nos. J., : and 3, are prepared in
And can be carried in the walstcoat pocket, Soli
In TIN GASES, and divided into separate doses "a nd
mlnistered by Velpeau, Laliemand, Roux. Rioord
Go. Proc IS each, or four cases for 09, which
saves rs; and In On gases, whereby there Is saw
ing OF De, To be hadt wholesale and retail, Of DR.
bARROW, Of 1874 Bleeoker street, New York,
lmmedlately on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow
Will Toward the IriesensI to any part of the world
securely packed and addressed according to the in
stIlctions of the writer.
The Book, Of all others, that should be read b,
men With camsged and broken down constitutions
Human Frailty, or Physiological Researches.
" beautifully illustrated, and treats infinitely OF
~ tae symptoms that invariably develop them
the victim from snaIing tho huitfon Of tho matri.
monla state, and. If not check cd in tune der sner.
a!lnE Al the functions of manhood, and brfnEln.
Sold By DR.. Rt BROW, l9l Blocker street. Su,
doors below Macdougal, New YORK, Price q
cents, Sent nee every where.
lnSton, y. C. de as-sm
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&.yblaf r SRsSSSffSSSSSA TSS sd SS5tIS$ $E

ToNaalnland Routs-Ths shortest and nost d.
Seer, and coMMoNWEALfR, Gsps }. w
MIltisms, in connection With the stonlnston anf
f s e Boson and Preyiaenes Rsilroe1i
Sis. No ls North River, a. o'oloci r. NJ, sn1
III MAJ Tpsin yhscs n: a. ~ On ens s,ssxH 81
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Nov Yati-
Monday, Wednesday, and FRIDAY. Prom Gre
tofSS n. ,o%s,d TSsWSE,FssI fIs sss.5dsy
Tpssdey Thprsdsy, and saturday. From 6rOion
FS DECAY w ssn% Co.,, ssd rr,dsS
Providence, and boston. n me Eapr... Ma y
Tram. reaching sssd place In advance ~ those by
ether routes, and IN .msls time Tor Al The esrii
sengers that prefer il, remain on board the
les1er, enjoy niGhts' rest nndisturbed brsek
iest ~ desffed, and leave 6roton In the us A. M
Trsir, connecang &C Providence With Inc q
Fare froaa troyloe-oe TO Newport, Fifty oents.
IA pasgsEe master accompanies the Steamer and
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Frsisht,
1keJ On ooeIo the steamer, or ~ the fTeaeht
tESmss, Plsx 10 North kiver, or % the o4ee Of
iend street New York. II eb -. 1861.
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WIN. cRAWF0Rp, Agent.
.GssEEAIE S sEEr r. kS ESgTE s sRs

asfssEEAMk f sskEF 80 kst fSSSIk. ~
1870. 81 RfdLhoAD a.d NV YokE
SssTSdL kALaRoap Es.sI'i., Tray. s.vs
From Chambers street Prom sst st. station.
lIoo" sWpm lbs 5Spm
usSIm s8pm
Train with sleeping
Connecting at Albany with the New Yort Cen
rsl Rsilroed for schenectady, Rochester, Utios.
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and watsr.
Town Rallrrsd, Bufao, Syracuse. Nlsssra Fails,
s1spensicn Bride, Auburn, Geneys Car endalfus.
Trains in congestion leave Buffalo and sutp-D
sion via Lake shore, Buffalo shc lake q uron and
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton. Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, n ilvaukie. Fon Du Lac,
Dunleith, Dubuque Peoria, Rock Islapd. Musos-
tine, Iowa City, Burlington, QuIpoy Sprins ed,
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Tere haute, Ind annapolis
LOUISVILLE Cincinnati, Layton, Columbus, Clsve-
and, and al points West, Northwest and South
NORTHERN ROUTE
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy a
Boston and Rens. Il Saratoga Roads for Saratoga
MhltehsLl, Rutland, Darlington, - A lbens. Rouse
POINT, fIsttsburgh, OgdensbuIEh, Montreal, 40. ,
/" Freight Arrangements by this route 90
above, without change Of Cars, from the Depots %
Shamoers ana canal streets. are at ell times &c
favorable as made By oth.r Railroad CompsnIss.
The facilities Of this Erest Nov York Rosts, 30 the
a. shippers for promptuess and dispatch
Passenger trains, with smoking and Sle~pirt
Road.
For particulars a. TO local trains and freisht ar
rangements, inc ulrs st the depot, IS Warreu at
A. +. SMITH, SUPERINTENDENT
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$3.50 re g f e Ss22yNE gNESfs zs t5s SiD

5si ss a Hs'i III p9s,p 1SK s
- SssSa r s 80 .rsssoFeTs .od fe.sht and
washIngton, D. c., Philade phis, New Yorf, Doe
sSh. :, Y011; H.rLlisegrs, pltsbuIE. Pa. cpd The
vest mmeS iste,y Aser q. srrival Of the Express
The following 10 the Schedule:
FROM New York TO Fort Monroe snd back. GIG
Prom Phi ade phi q and hack sic
From Baltimore snd bsok....... Se
OPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. az the New Jersey Railroad Ufice
foot of CORTLAND street
In Phi phla, at the Company's cfhce. N. w,
corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets or al The
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers, foot Of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
Az
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g toiloEs, viI:-Leaye Camden Station, bsln-
% Dsss: d.sa L 'sxSeBs sunasyY A. SA "a
shSGgEs FOR AL PATS OF ThfE e % S11sgSf
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
r Between Balhmore and Piedmont take the A. M.
Train; 9etveen Piedmont and Wheeling tske 40
commodstion Train, leaving Piedmont al S. % A.
NJ and between Grafton and farkers burg. tafe
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore
a. 50 <; M; and FIederick st60A. M. -
The ELLlCOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leave Ral
tlmoIe at 80 and Sis A. NJ. and Is and SO p All
snd E,nSotSs Mills at7so and liso A. N and SIS
For further Information, TIcten of every t,nd
20, apply TO J. T. ENGLAND Aren't. ~ fsnn ~
- VIZ. SMITH.
41f-- Mester OF TransDortiop
L. M. COLE, Genf Tioket Essnt
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E,v,o. MILITARY BOOKS.

FppNo. MILITARY BOOKS.
ts and oanpsts
OF all kinds, which they Offer IRON ten % ffty
Per cent below the regular retail p1ees,-in-
"A new edition Of Hsrdee's Infantry and Rias
Aliens Compenoium of Hatdses Tsctcs, $40
Gross, hilits,y snrgery. 80 - !. -
Hsrdee's Tsctios, cheap edition. aSc' -
The soldler,s Guide, . eomplete msspsl and
the Home Guard. sc . : :. - : = 49, -
81, Ts I'll aso y BSes Tor q. solsis. ssias
okhl.S: Hi!Is..y Mas, Map Of the ssss q ws,
Flags, Bedses and Medals Of ever dsssripfisr.
AHy Of the ssoys cant by mai frss,-1 g5sIF ) i
1,~ fkENSH klcHsr PIN -
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coy FOR TIE SICK AND SUFFERING
LIT ALL WHO ARR AFFLICTED
READ!
kfFkY The hkAHHY


Frisss. Dc yos suffer! Are Ios the victim Of On,
tsrtty OF the blood! VIVA! sre they, do you ash
Rather Ask, what arc thoy nost Tho blood is the
sosroe OF LIE s1d health and is the nrIy eleu emf
Of our being TO respond to Any espSe which Affects
tho syhteIa, 20 the FRse ntiIby sttosts. The ever
prevailing NearEEi s, the irflts;iHE as, the
su5flo Soroiu!z, the sEonlxlny Rheumatism, Nor
yosB Beblilty, nT5Sesss, Iivsr Complaint WI tn its
toTpcr and Csiectlol, and the ppmbeross ills that
nesh In helr to- derive thor hideous origin from the
blood, Deal kinoiy then and gently with tho blood
Use the Nltaising resources Of nature for its aid
AND ssteT % 70 commend 70 yolr confidence and
sse that Haly valuable modicament known a.
MRS. H. CO.'S
INDIAN FEGETABLE DECOCTIOR.
With regard TO this almost infallibIe s,eelfs
popular sentiment has cyoken In Geclded terms
Ano tne evidences OF this great efficacy are sus-
tanned by constant ay0vl.s Of curative effects and
the ppiest from its after all other
remedies And the bert medical skill have failed.
Let as say, IN ccnclusiop, that certificates
es!es Are not sought fTom the Iliterste and super
sPeotable sources and justify the highest forms in
WHICH 1t 10 possible to commend SO valuable 9
skeolho 70 public approval. We may add Also thai
the curative properties of the medicine are es NAILED
only By It's restoratiye effects, the system recover
Ing from disease With renew ed constitutional vigor
For sale By all respectable Drug ists in THU
city, and BY the proprietor, MRS. M. COX,
None genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
RPrloe 81 per bottle, six bottles for o..
R1oI.sAls ASs.t. r., g. r: CISSEL, Druggist
N 1t-0
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EE ~ asWYy'N fAk58EyE , Ear

sSSsSs s. s,E atssgssss, S $s$SS
ron Chamoefsst NY. 2 rom sNh strsss. l
and $50 and .. M Il baS n m "'' - 30
Troy and Albeny with le Is p.m. ffaund.,. a,
MI1sy - q. m, and LEO ,. m
E Rs:ss a , s,la. so
S ~ "a. x aStnS@h m ss8 N, and as and
ii''ln s''a' ). 9sAbffIs $3.50, ....,
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Opo,ts,ua,t., G,r>,ap, Om..

QsortsTvaster Generals Omes, .
WdShisgton Ctty, JxIp is. 1861
PLANs AND SPECIFICATIONS for hulls of sun
Boats for the Western rivers are on exhibition at
tbs oftoe, and At Offices of QusItermastsrs at
P1ttsburg, Cincinnati, st. Louis and Alton,
Boats 20 be delivered at Cairo. Bids should be
sent 70 Qusrtermaeter General the United States
Army, at Washington, OJ 1sI August. at noon.
nj. e.. MEIGS,
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY,

CENTRAL RAILWAY.
sUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,l
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore. May Is, 1851. Z
On and alter Sunday, May 18th, 1851, Trains on
the NORTHERN CENTRAL HALLWAY AZ
rive and depart as follows, until further notice.
TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL at lis A. NJ,
EXPRESS at 50 p. M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION ct p.
The BIS A. NJ. train connects at Relay House
with trains on the Western MARYLAND Railroad:
At Hanover Junction with Hanover and Gstt.bur ~
Railroads; at York with York and Wrirhts viIle
RAILROAD; % HarrlsburG nth Pennsylvsnis TAIL
road Tor al parts of the West also With Lebanon
valley kailT3ad to Nsw York direct; at Northum
betland with l. and Ii. Railroad for Kinfston And
ali parts Of Wycomlng Valley and at sunbury With
the Phiiade phla and Erie Railroad for All parta
Northern Pennsylvana and New York.
The ) 50 +. NJ train makes oil the above coppeo-
IONS except Hanover Railroad, Wriehtsyllle
Railroad and the lebanon Valley Railroad
Tie M; train makes connections with Penn
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
MAI! a6l0P M :; Express at 2 IS A, NJ: Harris
burg Accommodation ar as Pm.
For Tickets and infornatiop ipsuire nj thu
Ticket Once, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
j. G. CLARK, sup't.
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4RhS STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
&& NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
Queenstown, Ireland
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia
steamship Company intend dIspatohiur their full
powered Clyd., built iron Steamships Is follows:
CIV sG ~ MRiirT Tim sSstqTosy, August Sd.
KANGAROO, iSth
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier a, North
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DIRECTORY,


limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
&Aa e
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
CHANCE OF HOURS.
On and after Monday, August 1qtA, 1881,
PAssENsKR TRAINS WILL Run As FoLLowsi
LEAVE WASHINGTON at and 80 q. m.
50 and Is p m, arriving at Bait more az 7l5 and
LEAVE BkLTfSoRE a.. . and 9 70 q. m. and
40 ana m arriving at Washinston at and
lO.S O. m. and st 81 and g p. m.
Passenger Trains Leaving Washington Ct 80 O.,
m. aao zS p. m-,and Baltimore At 20 O. and SIS
2: make direct connexions for Annapolis at the
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
ington ~ SIS a. m. and ,. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington st and
AL articles Of freight mot oontraband OF vAr)
VII De transported over the Line. TONNAGE Traips
ton e pm.
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
THOMAS H. cANFIELp, "'''' AAAs'''
Assistant Manager. an lf-u
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NEW YORK AND ERIB RAIL,

mia Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of Cham ser.
street, New Ynrk, as folio ws, uz;
100 g. m EXPRESS for Dunkirk, and Buffalo
and principal interme be Stations.
9 90 m MAIL, for DuukIk. and intermediate
Stauons-Thls Train remalns over night 81 EimIra
and proceeds the next morning.
s@s m. MILK dsllJ, for Ousville, and inter
I@a. m, ACCOMMODATION. daily, for Port
Jervls, and p inoipal Stations
and intermediate Stations.
500 B m; NIGHT EXPRESS. daily, for Dun
Kirk, Buffalo, CanandaIrua, and prlncipa Stations
The Train Of Saturday stop, ct ali Mail TTsiu
Stations, and runs only % EInira.
800 m. ACCOMMODATIONS for Hornesvil.e,
n.ru,N,p, CHS; MINoT. Gent spp't.
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New hrst AssS Es sst tF5sR 1 1Sp
TROY, NORTH AND wEsf.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday, May 9Th. ISL.
For Abany-llsOO q. m. fast express train from
18th street.
For Dover Plsips-I:on p. m stopping at White
PlsIns and stations north 70 Dover pIains-from
26th street station.
(fhis train VIII run to Millsrton every Saturday
EVENING"
For Croton Fslls-8:l6 g. m. stopping at al Sta
tons north Of Fordham from Is street station.
For w hite Plains-2:Sn, 40 aid 500 y. m. stop
Ping 81 al stations from 18th street station.
For White PIalns-6: D. 70. etoppipe a All STA
tons from w hte street station.
For Williams Bridee-1sSA, lI:IB 4 m and an n
N. Stopping 81 all stations fom nth street station
Returning will leave
AIbany-e.D q. m. last 81 press train.
Dover Plains-6=SO a m. IThis tram Iesyes Mir
leIton ever Monday morning st q. M
Grotop Falls-S D. IN,
White Plslns-StlO, 100 q m liIo a. 100 pu,
Williams BrIdee-s=So $500 .. m. 4 loo D. IN.
SUNDAY trains will leave eth Avenue o6Ger I'd
steet, for Central Park, Yorknle, n sriem and
High Bridge even few minutes, from 500 .. m. 70
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Fs~ fks Essssisw, Norfolk, VI.
hey were made, VIZ: Cure q SsSdsSSs IN III IL
Fs~ sAs Essstssv, Nsxfsa, ".
They haze bsen tested in moro than thousand
Fro. tie Dssseerst. St. C7ssx, Mos.
hyon sFs, or have been troubled it'll the head.
may have them in case Il sn:sttaof. ~ VIM '''
Ftos ths wsrsrx r. r. 6ssa,s. cAsssss, III,
we ss%s,sily endorse S9 Mr.. spsldins, and his m
Fs~s ths SostAsr~ PatA Ksds,, Nsv O,lssss. La.
Try them you that arc sfiictsd, and ve are surs
ss s5ss has received bsS.is: Il: ssss ~
FIoss tie 6asstfs, Dssm,svs, Is,s.
AZ .Iti SRsSd /. Ioald not connect hi. name With
Fyoss tAs Adswfiss,, PyssSissss, RI
The Cephalic Pills are said to be q remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one Of he
s,' Ses. b bes ht very frequent complaint which
FSes tks 81. Le~is Dssssyss,
p, ns immsnse demand for tho article (Os,hais
F.ss tAs KsssssAs Vsusy stew, FsssvAs, Va.
we are sure that persons suffering with the had
sone, VINO try them, will stuck to them
fSoSs tAs Adsntisw, FsslkssSS RI
The testmory In their favor Ii strong, from Oh.
most respectable quarters. 90 - ~ Wv
FSoSs fhs Daily Moss. Nsxpert, r.,
Cephalie Pills are taking the place of ali k,nds
froH hs Commercial Bxlletis, Boston, Ma,s
SAID to be very eficaclous for the headsohe.fE
ffon1 fhs Commercial, Ciacsaaati Okla
suffering humanity can now be relieved,
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READER,
L ERUSE The following statement and then judge


L ERUSE The following statement and then Judge
Of lts facts for yourself
AbhAM COLE, Of Brooklyn, N. ". q well
Enown citizen there, had suffered from Dyspepsia
ioT some years, without permanent relief uftii he
trled AYERS PILLS, which taken according to
me directions for this ooRpant, restored am TO
month he has had no return of his compIaint
SD. w. CkOss, of Harmony, Texas, had an
eruption on his neck, shou .ders, back And lar
WHOM covered about one thIrd Of his body IL kepi
tae parts affected covered with q soab, and beng
and distressing 1t so much impaired his health az
70 UNIT mint or business and kept him in constant
eunerlng. All medical aid failed hIm until he tool
hhffkER'S cUMPoUNN EXTRACT sHRsH-
some scars from the liberation, but 1t is otherwise
as clear as an infants
,yQHN n. SHOOK, Ess an eminent LAWYER of
klohmond, Va, took q cold which settled on his
lungs severe pain set in on the left side with 4
bad cough, which wss soon followed by the unmIs-
Aka6le symptoms of consumption. When reduced
yYeIU 10y ne commenoed taking AYERS CHER
KY PECFokAL, whloh soon stopped the oougb
Prepared By DR.. j. G. AVER 4 CO., Lowell,
m anfs
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passengers forwarded to Havre. Bremen, OF
'eIraam, Antwerp, DO at reduced through fares.
PERSONS wishing to bring out their ffiepds can
buy tickets at low rates.
. For further information APPLY nj the Ca otsin.
Office. John a. DxIW ~,
oo uun Broadway, N. ",
Or TO u. A. HERRING, Adams Express Bait
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: ySss skatSs's5S i! 8 {
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NJ. " FALLS, Pres't-
MIiNGT9N AND Bal

S16R S .NS AND SlUyMMmiESK AkhhNGEMENT.
Trains Tor Phiisde phia viii leave President street
Depot daily lercept Sundays az follows, VIZ:
Express Train ate Is a. NJ Way Mail Tram NJ
e.$ NJ: Evening NJ all st Is O'Clock. on sun
RAYSG - =. Nj. only. All trains connect With
days,
Freight Tram With passenger car attached
leaves ~ p. M stopping st al Stations bctv eeo
Baltimore and HsvIs de-Gnos.
PASSENGERS for Delaware ard the Eastern shore
d Maryland will lind the most xpeditious ro1ts by
DAn Colored Persons must give bond before
WIN, CRAWFORD. Asept
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

r NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
HB Postmaster General having ordered the
mal service between Wsshfngton,
ssIs%STs s :. oS Point IESSTscs:
Monday, the 18th instant the Bay Line Of steamers
AL cave Bs!tim9re EyERY DAY leIeept Sur
ooioaE ,. m, or Immediately after the srrivs o|
me w eshlnfton Train, which leaves w akhinfton
at ~ O'Clock D. M,
m so-u MN FAIIs. Pr~<,t
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FsS ths EEsMiaW, Norfolk, VI.
they were made, VIE: Cure Of headache in SlI IL
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Few are aware of the Importance of checking 9
Cough or Common Codh in its FIRST stage; thai
WHICH in the beg min. would yield TO mild RENE
~, neg eeted, soon attacks the Lungs. B,O,sr'i
Bronchial IyoeAsS," containing demulcent in Tedi-
ents, allay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation.
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Watermelon Extraordinary.

How much do you ask for that mel
ont'' said cute dappcr-looking chap to
sturdy darkey who was mounted pon
cart before one Of the principal hotels
in Philadelphia, some time ago.
For dis big un: Why, massa, reck-
On he's wurt three lcyias, docs.
is it ripz:"
20, yes. mass, he ripe, shu. dun
plug um through, If you say 80"
With that the old darkey tooA out his
Jack knife, and was making TIE first in
cission in the melon, when il gave long
deep, piercing "oh.'
Gosh au.jght,t whats da::' exclsim
q Cuff, dropping bis knife.
"Wlat do you stop for?" asked the
gentleman.
"Bress Col 7 to. heard him boiler
fdid.'
Come ca. away; and see If it ripe
He gave pike with hi. knife and
this ,irne the melon shTieked out.
"Oh, murder. yoa'!l kill me-
Before tie last word vas ont, the mel
On went t1nbllng to the ground On the
oac side Of the car; and the d.rkey On
the other, believing. 20, de Lord! 0,
De Lord Of hebbensi
Picking himself up, he half scrambled
half ran few paces from the cart. aud
turning 70 behold the fragments Of the
melon. exclaimed.
"Whew. tis nigger neb5e. stands dat
Glare to God it boiler mur1erP
Just a. this time distin guished ven.
triioquis; vas seen leaving the cart.
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RciigiOus Services.

PresJytridn--Liberty Street. Services il
the morning at 10! o'clock, and evening al
II. Pastor-Rev. j. II. Symmes.
Ei1liM Lutheran-Corner OF Baltimore and
Cent? Streets. Services in the morning al
10! o'clock, and in the evening at. = o'clock
Pastor-Rev. A. j. Wcddcll.
Methodist EpiScopal-Ceutre Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10! o'clock, aud in
the evening at : o'clock Pastor- b B.Rev
H. Crevcr
MetAodist Protestdnt-Bedford St. Ser
vices in the morning at 10! o'clock, and in
the evening at o'clock. Pastor-ReY. J,
Clay.
Emscopalian-W Washington Street. Ser
vices in the morning at lOl o'clock, and in
the evening at 6. Rev. DIR. Spear, Pas
tor
BGptist-Bedford Street. No Pastor.
German Luthcran-Bedford Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10 o'clock, and in the
evening at : o'clock. Pasto.-lteY. +.
WASHER.
81. PqricEs-Ccntre Street. Services in
the morning at 10 o'clock, anc ycspers at 4.
Pastor-Eev. Edward Brennan.
81. Peter ami 81 Pam-Faycttc Street
Services in the morning at 10 O'Clock, and
vespers a, y! Pastor-Father Scclos.
Je,rish Syndgogue-Baltmore Street. Ser
vices Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. Pas
tor-Rev A. Laser.
Second German lutheran Chwct-Centre
Street. Services in the morning at 10 o.
clock, and afternoon at .! o'clock. Pastor
Rev. Louis Biltz.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-01-03
Remarkable Instance OF Sagacity
III a Dog.

| IN - DO~
We have before observed in the col
umns of tbs Union the apparent cxercize
of reasoning powers araving at prob
able conclusion, together with the won.
derful instinct pascsscd by a favoritc dog
belonging to our friend II. on Water
street. We have another story also to
relate of his saglci:y, which shows his
disposition in very favorable manner,
and the whole is corrobated by the gem
tlcman who witnessed the transaction.
A few days since, he was noticed re-
clining upon the sidewalk, looking as il
asleep, yet an attentive observer would
have noticed that something weighed
heavily upon his mind, for even when
spoken to by his master he seemed un-
willing to quit his tpostion, and was f.
nally left to enjoy his supposed slumbcrs.
'Rollo, . however was only playing Us
sum"-that is, sleeping with one eye
open, aud the secret Of his action was
ere Ion explained to the loitercrs Who
were watching hiy.
Soon small terrier passed along. and
observing piece Of meat in the gutter
straightway made for it, and, with his
mouth open, was in the act Of sclzing it,
when. with single bound, "Eola' had
him by the nape Of the neck, and giving
him one shake, away went the terrier,
heels over head, into the middle Of the
street. The curiosity Of the spectators
was now unbounded. and quite number
Of persons col cctcd to watch the strange
proceedings-st.il the dog retained his
gravity, continuing faithful sentinel
over the little piece Of meat. Several Of
his canine brethren in the mean time
passed that way, but not one Of them
would he allow to touch the seemingly
luscious morscl, so temptingly displayed
The smaller ones he would serve in the
same way he had the terrier, while to
the larger of his companions he gave 4
growl with shake Of the head as if say
ing, Touch not, taste not, handle not, -
and his dogged commands were obeyed
in each instance.
Finally, u large hog came grunting
along, one Of the dirty, fill by specimens
ofporkdom usually seen on that street
and now was it that Rollas eyes were
wide open, while a sort Of tremor SEEM
ed to agitate his body even to the extrem-
ity Of his tail. His hogshp approached
turned over the meat with his snout
aud finally took it into his mouth, and
no effort was made TO restrain him in the
act by the seminal who had been SO
faithfully protecting his own species
But the instant the hog had swallowed
the meat. what a change came over Rol.
la. He jumped from his resting place,
ran into the store, ther out again and up
and down the side wali. For long
time lis master had no control over him
be was so full ofjoy and aerrimen:; for
if ever a dog did laugh, and laugh all
over, it vas Rolla that memorable NOR.
ming.
Bu. TO conclude our story: good hog
was lost to his owner that dav, for the
meat that animal had partaken Of was
poisoned, and bad been dropped there
by policeman for the destruction Of the
canine species, rather than hogs. |,
may well be said that "Rolla is worth
owHing.". -I'eoria Dem, Enion.