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Singular instance Of Canine Sagaciiy.--
One the early settlers of this country, says
the Rochester Telegraph, having been IN
the practice of visiting Connecticut TOR a
number of years, on the annual return OF the
first of May, on which occasions, dog,
which he had brought with him on his first
removal in this state. was party in his So
journs This individual died about three
years back; since which the dog has regu-
larly perigrinated to his native state-that
land IF Pumpkins, beauty and happiness -
The first journey of this animal after the
death OF his master, caused serious appre-
tensions of his safety: in fact, he was given
as "gone dog" He, however. returned,
after an absence of about the same extent as
that of his masters visits. On the return
of the same season he again "took leave OF
absence" and has recently returned, much
travel worn and foot sore, from the same
pous pilgrimage, somewhat disaffected at
the derilection in politics, of his ''steady hab-
it, friends.