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HuDsoN GUERSEY's DoG.-The following
ouching tale was told by friend Of tho

HUDSON GUERHEYs DOG.-The following
touching tale was told by friend Of tho
late Hudson Guerney:
/ One morning | wassitting on business
with Mr. g Guerney, when ] heard the pat
tering of feet behind, and the door silently
opened tnrned to see who wds listening
TO US, and the Newfoundland dog quietly
Tentered the room, aud standing in the CEN
ire, looked on me boldly and on his master
kindly.
This" said Mr. Guerney,," is one Of my
most faithful friends he is come to pay
me his usual morning visit" M
Turning to the dog, he continued
+" IN little better to-day, but not much.
One morning you will miss me; l shall bO
dead paa.ia ea3 T
The dog, as though endowed with human
instinct, gave a low moan and, advancing
TO his master, placed his huge paw, with q
gentleness that would hardly have crushed
II fly, on Mr.. Guerneys knee, and, thatdone,
he raised himself ON his hind legs, and
placed the other on Mr. Guerney.s shoul-
der, and licking his face, seemed to pat
him on his back, with an expression which
lmostsaid-'Come, come, don't be so down.
heartedi You are very bad, but you Il get
better by-and by 2, ia
Mr. Gqerney perfectly understood him,
since he replied:
It's no use tell you I shall die"
The dog moaned again.
/" And now" continued Mr.. Guerney.
" you must go; for l am busy with this
gentleman M gal
The dog looked at his MASTER then at
me, and silently left the room.
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QUARREIINc-If anything in the world
will make man feel badly, except pinch
ing his fingers in the crack of door, it is,
uqpestionably, u quarrel. No man ever
fails to think less Of himself after it than
before. It degrades him in the eyes of 9TH
ers, and what is worse, blunts his seHsibili-
ties on the one hand, aud increases the
power Of passionate irratability on the
other The truth is, the more peaceably
aud quietly we get on, the better for our
neighbors. In nine cases out of ten, the
better course is, if man cheats you, quit
dealing with him; if he is abusive, quit his
company and if he SANDER you, take care
toilive that nobody will blieve him. No
matterwho he is, or how he misuses you,
the wisest way is TO lot him alone for
there is nothing better than this cool, calm
and quiet way of dealing with the wrongs
we meet with.
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Srleft gottry.
HOPE ON.
sr1 DoueALL euarsTIg.


BraD0UGALL CHRISTIE. M
If ever Fortunes sunny face.
Hath smiled upon thee for space.
But frowned when clouds began their race
Ssf 9aIai Look not back
II ever joys soul cheering smile
Hath lighted up thy fate awhile.
But gIoomed at last with treacherous guile
Look not backl
II ever Happiness pure ray
Hath glinted on thy opening day,
But sorrow tinged thy noon with grey,
Look not back
If ever dreams Of well-won fame,
To weave garland round thy name.
Should wake in woe but not in shame,
Look not back
Oh! look not back with fruitless pain
Nor hug remembrance torturing chain;
What's done is done, and must. remain,
Then look not back
Stoop not TO proftless despair,
But hope the haggard cheek of care
May yet smile of comfort wear,
u Forward look
Trust to the Fount of peace and power
TO soothe the miseries of the hour;
Mans help is but withered flower
SIS a' Trust in God
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ANCIENT AND MODERN HERoEs.-The
present American war furnishes materials
for d greater epic than the lad, if we
only had Homer to wed them to imnior-
tai verse. The Greek and Trojan champions
were, mere carpet.knights compared with
the menwho charged right up to the muz.
zles Of eleyen-inch guns, and marchthrongh
enilsding fires of grape and canister with
out faltering If one of their officers should
fee panic-stricken from the strife. as Hec-
tor, Achilles, Diomed, Troilus and dozen
other OF Homer's heroes did repeatedly
during the siege Of Troy, be would be con-
demned to have bis epahlsts torn OF, his
sword broken, and to be drummed ont Of
camp to the tune OF the Rogue's March"
The absolute contempt OF death displayed
| by the troops on both sides in this most
sanguipary of all wfys has no parallel ln
the past.
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History of the Rebellion.
HEADLEY'S HISTORY or THE WAR.
NNHE undersigned having procured an agen-
Il cy for this valuable work for portion OF
Baltimore and Hartford counties will in very
short time visit the people of the county solc-
iting subscriptions therefor. 1t will be true
and faithful history of events as they have trans
pired since April 1861, untifnearly to the pres
ent time.
1t will be published in two vols. at $3.50 each
the first Of which will soon be delivered, and
the second Immediately after the close of the
war; Each volume will contain many pages of
Illustrations of Battle scenes, and over forty por
traits of officers prominent in the war, both
North and South. N44 e8Q
Volume /, containing 500 pages, is already
prepared, and will be delivered by the Agents
after finishing the canvass in their several To-
calities. Volume III will be issued as soon as
practicable after the close of the war, and will
contain about 700 pages, or more, if necessary
to complete the History. rey
The undersigned also has for sale the
j" NURSE AND SPY" -
EDWARD N. TYRRELL.
June 3, 1S65.-1y.
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cy Artemas says" As for the Wards,
they are known all the world over and every
big city in the blessed Union, has all its
little divisions called after them. In New
York and Bosting there is>the first Ward,
and the second Ward, and so on to the ono
hnndreth Ward, and in Paris and London,
and everywhere, we are honored with the
same remembrances. / guess that's som
honor, And even down South, its more
than probable, they've some Wards in their
small villages and we are so popular that
even the working apartments in the pens
ltentiarles are named in the same way" 'a'
atef ----------------.s ----------------=- sssr
q SOUTHERN 0PISIoNs.--A leading article
IN the Albany Evening ournalp contains
this passage: =
"When in New York, few days since,
we met gentlemen from the neighborhood
of Wilmington, n c., whos alluding to the
change in the lsber system of the South,
said; The fact is, we were all fools upon
the subject owned before the war two
hundred and Fifty slaves fed them, and
clothed them goodand bad, strong and
inirm, old and youhg-alike. Now, have
hundred hands at fifteen dollars mouth
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SONG.
Br wIfLIAx ALL1sGKAx.

BIT wIeLIAM ALLIEGKAM.
O, Spirit Of the Summer time !
Bring back the roses to the dellsI =
The swallow from her distant cline,
The honey bee from drowsy cells.
Bring back the friendship of the sun;
The gilded evenings. calm and late.
When merry children homewsrd run,
And peeping stars bid lovers wait.
Bring back the singing; and the scent
Of meadowlands at dewy primes;
Oh. bring again my hearts content,
Thou Spirit of the Summertime!
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COFFINS. I
AUCTI0NEERING.

FVsHE undersigned still continues the busi1
ness of Auctioneering Real or Personnel
Property Of every description: When % net e, e E.
mado al the Office either of the Union or the
JournoL Persons desiring his services should
make application as early as possible, so as tc
arrange the day OF sale. Thankful for past IA
yors he respectfully asks continuance of the
same. 6AM,L 9. WILSON,
Towsontown, Baltimore %.
Aug. 20, Is65Etf,
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REMOVAL.
GEORGE STEIBER,
BOOT & SHOE MAKER,
T0WS0NTOWN, MD,
rs

THEREBY informs the citizens of Towson-
IL town and vicinity, that he has removed
his Boot and Shoe establishment from his re-
cent place of business, to the building adjoin-
ing the post Office and store of Mr.. Nelson Coop
err whore he will in the future be pleased to see
all his friends and customers.
l keep constantly on hand a varied assort-
ment of Boots, Shoes, Caters, &C., for either
Ladies, Gentlemen or Children,
ALL OF MY OWN MANUFACTURE, =
which will be found as durable, and cheaper
than can be procured in the city of Baltimore.
return my thanks for the very liberal pa
tronage have heretofore received, and | will
endeavor, by attention to business, and moder-
ate charges, 10 merit continuance the same.
GEORGE STEIBER.
April 1.-6m.
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CoRSERED.-Govetous people often seek
TO shelter themselves behiud the widows
mite, and to give paltry sum to the be-
nevolent objects under cover Of her contri-
butionl The following incident has moral
for all such r
A gentleman called upon a wealthy
friend for contribution.
Yes, / suppose must giyo my mite"
said the rich man.
lyon mean the widows mite" sup
pose.n replied the other
'To be sure do
The gentleman continued:
Il will be satisfied with half as much as.
she gave. How much; are you worth 2,
Seventy thousand dellars,' he answer
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Wa No advertisement inserted for less than
One Dollar.
Sa- Marriages and Deaths inserted free Of
charge, except when accompanied by quotations
or remarks, for which the usual price of adver-
tising will be charged
The UNION has the largest circulation of any
county paper in the State, and thus offers su-
perior advantages to advertisers.
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aGiye me a check. then, for thirty five
thousand dollars; that will be half as much
as the widow gave, fer she gave all sho
had"
II vas a new idea to the wealthy mer.
chant.
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MIS- 9 o U RI.

PSs~iAsssstsa 81 GsverSsr Deesessr-Obe-
dtesee - tie Laws 81 the Nation 90 Ne
EsfsvcsA ~ The CswssscA Power ~ 49,
National ssA stste Gsvevwasues, &c.
fF a. Locn Aussa ~, isee.
0ovmsor r,s'cAss has issued rroclanaasos bssrias
spos shs pssssas and psospevs cosdiss - sss ssss
In Witch ~ says that Ne combined powsv Of Ne ~
uesa aad essss governments viii b - 70 ssfscs
oossses Ne lsws Of the ssss ss1 saas ussil sssn
lass ss mediSsd q repealed n sossssisassssai vsy
Or declared void by competent eouv sAaa ~ present
Constitutes ID ~ sspssms NV Of ~ ssAsi ssaa tho
nsgsssoa nv yin b enforced md ssselsns sos1sees1
n conformity sAssisA; shss ne saasal snrsensss ~
niints vi b mae esssresne 70 No 80 mSsspsesys
~ ~ polN1eal se11s - eDinoa; shna ~ 49, wv ~
na6e sxes0s e sashsgos( b. iav Bee - vksa The
ovti DFes1 sannos - sxscnsd uttA ~ emou1enes -
- W1loosy p1nR - e0css vii ell - - - - ~
nllnA - "a y ss1e1 ~ svy.asga bs6y = - vll
- siisvsA y sppsns = sAs psl1s y veesfa 1870
80. IssSs - 49,, 49, - &c. Sss, = - ~ -.
sAstsssA sshWssss D Ne mesNAaass " go ssdss.
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sin later news Tho vasiiiaps busy planting guns
In front OF the Paraguayan bateres They call Thorn
Iahtte guns II is understood that the allies will
as soon as horses can be obtained and they have sent
far and near 10 procure them
Two torpedoes damaged by water have been found ~
the Brazilian feet. The health OF the army s improv
Ing The cold has boon intense this winter; but the
army Is IN forest whore they can keep up good 0rcs
President Lopez has published the account Of tho bat
tie Of tho Gath May in which he reports his loss at TOO
and that Of the allies al 5000 You may remember
wrote that the losses would vary much from 5000
on each side Lopez has made Colones Re-qairo aud
aros his brohorr awl brigadiers for galantry thai
cay He Is erecting ranches for his mon Ia camp ana
Is indus,fously intrencbng.
Tho reported bombardmen VI Fort Curupaiu proves 70
be bosh. There was some rng but WAS out u range
The fort has very few men and very Few guns pet y
secured by its palisades Of suDken sono heets comous
tbie heats ready for hiring and sending adri' s chsns
the river, under water, and its torpedoos
Tho allies havo made an alliance Win se via
quay above Humalta.
The Minister OF Education and Of Worship has gone
sea, OF war believed, f,r consuitat on with
the leaders Though he has little 10 do with war mat
ters, yet he Ia a OF sound judgment and pure
patriot Rumors are rife that s mission IL connected
with propositions Of peace OF some kind, but the do
tsk not al ai known
The Braziiians took up another torpedo and cut its
wires. This was regarded as great feat
Romero. a psrapaayan sergeant who passed over in
the last battle 10 tho allies, has deserted them in turn
only bold schome for spying, aud was wolf carried out,
for lac succeeded IN rngng with him ono hundred and
thirty f
There was Il worry spirited article the 9th In the
Tfaac The government, Official crsan on the inactivity
OF tie squadron. Tho following are some Of " salient
points,
..wc write urder the sad impression created by reading
the pondcnce from the army-not only our own,
but that Of NJ, our contemporaries The squadron doos
not perform its duty, or what is true the Admiral
In command Is dorelct II u hard TO say ts bat Ii
tho truth, however irritating or unpleasant Il may
be- and Ia fact remark ed by all who Mt the
Of war-Argcntines, 0r.entals, and even Brasans
themselves.
Sand wherefore this large collection Of iron clads and
suhboa II hey arc 10 roniain useless rear guard 10
the atmyr or what use are these pnnctous officers In
command Of the imperial squadron II ships are to
be regarded by them as useless and arc TO he con
demned by them to inactivity and TO consequent dis.
graccs Why does not tho banner borne in triumph by
bravo Brazilian officers through land engagements float
In triumph from the maheads OF the imperial squad
ROM Without single exception tho officers OF the
army and the officers o. the squadron crticse and
condemn the inactivity OF these powerful clements OF
destruction. y
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TffUm INC CIbcIhnaI I1MtA August
Mr. Brentano, gentleman well known In Thu o.s.-
munity ~ the tobacconist Main street, few deea
south Of Columbia, together with two Of his obiidres
were attacked yesterday with that tresnhsrous msdy,
cholera and during the night, We regret 10 announce,
Nil died None but sentiments OF the deepest sympathy
with the numerous and dlsconsolate family circis
arc expressed In connor tioa with this calamity. 4
gentleman OF our arqnaiLtsnco snd ffiond % the -
ceased having been presen, during hls liness aud 90
pirng hour, was overcome by tho sai spectacle as0
evidently aborng under Intense fear that upon return
Ing 10 his own home hc was not only seized with lhs
cramps but Lost his speech ft.mporarily, hopo snA
has not recovered tho Va this hour lie ia how
ever IA fair way Of recovery undcr . competent mod.
cal attendant THIS Il, We believe, pure OF dssss
from right, and should serve warning 10 all pruas
70 alarm 70 not magnify danger by ncodi.xy dfawseu
upon their Imagination for danger Il in fcaAU
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bat No has failed 10 report hmsef and Mr. Adms very
nsuray feels solcitons Tor his safety Tho Judge ex
planned thai ~ithout Admo could produce Block could
DO no'ning Tor him. but show him Tits 'provost mar
shai and he would see that the vctimzed German got
nis 20 back Adme retired doubling. He could not
ders.and how u WAS that the Judge of police court
could not mmon or con 10 20 m the prcsence OF
his provost marshall the witch Of Endor sum-
moned the ghost ~ Samuel
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Tho cholers, would s-sm, judging from hs oiscfsi
report slight on The Increase bot 90, 10 that extent
10 tho least alarm A. tho fwsfh ward ctoiers
s,pal There sro twenty patients under treatment
and al The CIV Park hospital therc are ssven PATIENTS
me arSrr ne mber o. cholera essss are treated " The
resdens of the patients
cssyr
The follow ing report gives ngnbsr u cssss for The
twenty foT hour ending at eight oeioes lat .v-nlns
Thomas Holland Nelson sGrsss bs,~.sn hcks and
Hsury.
B.rs.r rr.i.y, No o4s oour stree, Died on ,hs Is,h
Mrs ~ x4bc,h hler henry street ocrses q Hsp.iyca
rhous Powell. aged ,hi'yswo He wife died u
hra sbecc. Kane, Van nruni street, between Dile.
Jans : wlds, No $50 walosshby stree, Died on the
VIZ am ws',s soslas ss c..ls"as .,.., ri.,ss.h
~ ssy Mcmahon, yayish Feishoofboofl rlsiSsh
AZ AIbv,eh, Ma 81 Haasoa avenue. keeper a. NE
Penf tenusry. Died On tbs iSth Inst.
: s,rsi Brsasncs, So j sy.a~e srsss
rstrtk Diion No. 70 kay mad street
johanna ca-sss. Hsnry sirsss. ssss Lsaa.r
nishasl Hsssfmss zoo, Of coar srss, D'.d 90 W
Mrs harssrss xeossn Rysn, sssay Bank foos %
Court street Died on the i1,h issa
street., near sssss,h sTsba. Hal p.r,.i eollsp.s A.
l.nfy inmates pat eleven n Yesterday had mid
S s%:. c ar. .s.s 4 ,..s. s...a vn..a,A
ssssss, near rlfth avenue. AZ -four y ysssftss as
- s'', NJ, r gs,'. ,s, s.a ben 1''
| fbs report from The psnr~etsry sboss uAoa ~ TIE
eholsrs patients eoues-~<snt No nss eas<s have
ocssred scv several days Dvgfns the pvrvsss<s ~ IN
dsssss ef The espssy tesp~u hsvs 1~a ~ cholsv~
| VIM AsessnAss Aibs~ki aud NJ jspss wi1@
bah vssy selssa oresrs sss whs bssliy ssass bsr
psssa s,sssdiss 10 shs acs, rcsssiis~s q r-rssss
danger
4 AGstrs 80 Qssvssttse.
Tbsr sss II uss rressns urns Only tsrse sssssis a.
sss>1 u ossssnase secosss % esoisfs-sks steam
i sAsp Bavaria ,s@ Jshss hsss~s. sss shs esvt n. ~
onasA, c4st Drunnsss. uh>sh sssvss yesterday msss
iss fvva nsasssss rss vssss sshousk hsviss - sea
sec % bard ssssys~ss ~ usssi sss~sss v sks>l
sii VESTS csrsx from ne wsst isdsss sskjs<ss
= ss4s syfss The hAsts - shs sssssa - - ysas
ne Jstss nsrssn, vhks arrived sAs resk, ~ ~
sssssss ssssas s.siss - yansss ~ - 60 ssss
! ms - ne sA ne ps.ses.ss ks,s ~ ssss ssssl
| ssrrs1 n shs m.sS<A 81 ~ ssnsi y ,s1ssoep
fssxsssns 81 asoneDog N ~ o@nnuUs - eass
psossssss vf - bss1 tss - - s~s~sGs paassoess
issssy.svs 1sys 6cn 60 - - saa n nsrss ,
| 49, vhs ksss sssvss ~ - nsssrs ks~s ssss<
49, psn1hn&e1 N ~ msnAxs, ~ vnoD kss a,s<
| - Ne sees 49, - ssovasNns usvs sss - -
III TIE Chsssea ~ ~. Ls.is.
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Dee hss1rsl - futy-sss sksisn oss-s vws gsIsfr
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RACING n CANADA.


M0srnsAL Iusust ~, IssH
The weather to-day was splendid, and good aasoad
snoe was present Fer The ~ Maurice pisis. ,-o mile
heats best two In thrss Dennis Rssiy's voolfolk, Ds
Nivervis's Reporter, Ano~ays Arlington and Dris-
colts Minnie watson we've entered. voolfolk the
two nrst heats: time 35fk
In thu Hotsi keepers pate race $50, mile AMP GEAR.
ter dAsh, between seven OAks and Dennis hsAdys 40
sag The latter won By hall sisss'h
Knxnsher won the Benton plate rsos nils hss,s, ~
two IN three, 10 Two straight bssh
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IHf IEAcYeRS' casytNT,ox

IsnfANArotIs, AnguAt II, 1865
In the National Teachers Convention day Dr Lao
bert OF Now York, read paper in favor ~ woeid's
Edu ational Convention, To b. held Ia Now York Afg
dscu tho paper referred hack he further
ported next year. The subject Of tho amount -
classios that should DO taught ia tho schools a.
cussed at length and aso referred back Tho Coavss
ton adjourned nine die
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Tor TIE twenty -four hours Oding at noon. fo~y svss
three phy siolans IN each ward visit daily every hosss
In their respeoye distrcs furnis All poor people wA
medicines and enforce all sanitary measures anopeoa ~
the Board Tents TO be erected oihofoht pAfn
,hs city Tor the OF ohio. sA paiieaS 80
every house, street and alloy In tho Oft, W e 'hs
roughly dlslntoctod
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-, BALrTnoFs, August II, 1865
Vne tata cholera case Il reported herc--thas ~
youht man recently arrived from Cincinnati, whaN -
Contracted tho disease.
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The Ctioterm Abntinx

sirtysoy deaths from cholera wore reported 60
day.
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ma. s..,A. -. 80 uhi]Asr, August ~, l5oA
Tho deaths from cholera Tor tho twenty four hsus
endinr this morning werc twouty seven.
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TUT ChOtorM Awaiting In Chicago.
Caica0o, August II, tssa
Tho choIers "a rapidly abatins. owing TO ue oasa
weather.
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AufssAu sexnrre sanvfurlsp.

BrwpALo, August H. ~ g.
n the sensyal sssalon of tho American scsseuao Goa
vsstson ,ks morning. . numtes q ne. nsmbsfs were
psopossd snd osnGrnsd. Professor uhmsa eow pisssd
resdlps = 1Css % New Chemical sonsnce Iare
pYssl1sss ns~nssx sspresssS hs sfmirst % We vs
TEN q aNssmssics,h Constructed ~ Fsofencr rimAn
fog .ebsmioai sossesessuss. PrsesssS y. - hsaovd
q M Chiosso Observatory. save ~ iniefssf1 aseesst
a The DeArtcrn Obssvslsy ~ Chssas. prsstosnt.
Bsrunrd followed with history u tie "gsssa gsa,"
49, q The Dsssosn Oosasvsioy. rvpfssss Nswbsvyy.
~ CesuD - ,ses psssstsA pspss III "orsia "
Frslrsss Profsssos tlsehsl rsez rssss. ~ rrsssc
q awaIlov. 81 Ne "Rsrss ~ Kaaeas I" profss~ q
essrvy nuas red . payer On .AassscAs Lisssses>
pvs6sss~ Ian sesS F~Sss % ~ 'Tsssssss We A.
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