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~ Faithful Dog,"-We understand some
of the inhabitants in the vicinity of the
"mill dam" were awakened from sleep "a
bout l2 o'clock on Mondav night, by an unu-
sual barking OF dog Efforts we're made
TO rid themselves Of a troublesome disturber
of their slumbers, by killing the dog; and
while in the pursuit, they found his master
in deep hole near the dam, in which he had
fallen, and from which, on account Of the
sad effects of intemperance, he was unable
to cxtricate himself His faithful dog moan
cd by his side, and brought that relief with
out which his master might have pcrished