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Of t5 oi aao ifisiom Of llsfful hnoplsoas anton,

my lap. i myself could no longer resist
The inclination to sleep. in spite Of the con.
tinual roar Of cannon. Suddenly I was
aroused bya Wild, uuearthly scream close
10 my ear; ms companion stood upripbt he
side me, her arms raised, and her head hen,
forxatd in the attitude Of listening. A look
OF intense delight broke over her counte.
nance, she grasped my hand, drew me to.
wards her, and exclaimed, Dinna We hear
Il dinna ye hear II Ay, Tn no dreamin,
It's the slogan Of the Ilighlanders We're
saved, we're saved T Then, fiinpinr herself
on her knees. she thanked God with pas.
sionaie fcrvor.
s" feltutterly Lewildeged ;my English cars
heard only the roar Of artillery, and / thought
my poor Jessie. was still raving, but she
darted to the batteries and heard her cry
incessantIy to the men, Courage bark to
the slogan-to the Macgregor, the grandest
OF them al Here's help at last To de-
scribe the effect Of these words upon the
se!aieFs wee!a be impossible. For mo
ment they censed firing. and every soml lis.
tened with intense anxiety. Gradually,
however, there arose murmur Of bitter dis.
appointment, and the wailing of the women
who had fiocked out began anew as the
Colonel shook his head. Our dull Jowland
ears heard nothing but the rattling of the
musketry.
A few moments more of the dea,,l;le
suspense OF this agonizing hope. and Jessie,
VINO nad agaln sunk on the ground, sprang
TO her feet and cried, in voice so clear AMI
piercing that II was heard along the whole
line Will ye no believe IL moo? The
slogan has ceased, indeed, but the Camp
bells are conih'I Dye hear dye hear =
AZ that moment We seemed indeed TO hear
the voice OF God in the distance, when the
bagpipes of the Highlanders brought us
udings Of deliverance; for now there was
no longer any doubt Of the fact. That
shrili, penetrating, ceaseless sound, which
rose above all other sennds, could come
neither from the advance Of the enemy. nor
from the works Of the sappers. No, il was
indeed the blast Of the Scottish baapipes.
now shrill and harsh, rs threatening ven.
geance on the foe, then in softer tones, seem.
ing TO promise succor TO their friends i'm
need. Never surely was there such n scene
as followed. Not heart i'm the Residency
OF Lucknow, but bowed itself before Cod
All. by one simultaneous impulse, fell upon
their knees, and nothing was heard but burst.
ing sobs and the murmured voices of pray.
er. Then arose. and there rang out from n
thousand lips great shout OF iov, which
resounded far and wide, and lent new vigor
to that blessed bagpipe. To our cheer of
God save the Queen they replied in the
well known strain that moves every Scot TO
tears; 'Should auld acquaintance be for.
got, dc. After that, nothing else made any
impression on me. | scarcely remember
what followed Jessie was presented to the
General on his enhance into the fort, and at
the officers banquet her health was drank
by all present, while the pipers marched
round the table. playing once moro the
familiar air of Aud lang Sype.'"
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WHEN the Presidents message was re-
ceived by the Free State Legislature of Kan
sas, some witty member introduced the fol-
lowing resolution, which was passed amid
deafening cheers: Resolved. That James
Buchanan, President Of the United States,
be entitled to the name of Muggins, and that
a copy Of this resolution be sent to HIM"
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ON the 9th of last month, the doors Of
the Ecclesiastical Courts throughout the
Kingdom Of Great Britain were closed, not
to be opened agnin. The Court has been in
existence for eight hundred years.
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sror Now Young man, If Won are
Just commencing or practicing any vice or
bad habit, the time to stop is now. You
have arrived at a stopping place, and you
may stop now if you please, but if you suf.
fer yourself to be whirled on by appetites
and passions, you may go so far that when
you desire to stop it may be out Of Your
power to do so.
II you swear, or drink, or break the Sab
bath, "stop now" If you think evil
thoughts, or tell things not quite true, or
sometimes tell n little more than truth.
stop now" If you are going to dance, or
play, or any place where you may meet bad
company, "stop now" If you are in the
habit of jesting about religion, or ministers.
or preaching. stop now" If you think
there is time enough to become religious by
and by, and that you will pursue the way
you are going awhile longer, " stop now !"
tor the course you are going leads to death.
Puritan Recorder.
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A MAN has been committed to Jail at Stat.
ford for various cases of impostnre. On one
occasion he represented himself 10 woman
as iier husband, sSh.o i;;;.;: beer. transported
nineteen years beforehand she, though mar.
ried again, was so completely convinced that
the prisoner was her, long lost partner, that
she left the man whom she had married and
went TO live with the prisoner. He play ed
a similar deception on another woman.
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Hoops.-At Senator Douglas late ball
in Washington, several Of the exclusives, il
is said, had small hoops in the bottom of
the legs of their pantsloons They were
made OF steel, and gave the pants very
pretty set around the boot.
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PRoFs BAcHE calculated that the waves OF
tlse sea travel at the rate Of six and half
miles minute. ~
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more capable Of putting their applications in form
Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents
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Trains connect NTH Rutland and Burlington Railroad at
BELLOWS FALLS
BY which Passengers proceed to Ruand Burlington
Montreal and Oglensurgh 10 Saratoga Springs Scheneoa
dy Troy and Albany and for Buffalo Niagara Falls and all
points West.
Also connect ut Bellows Fails
with Trains Of the Sullivan Road and thence with the YER
mont Central and VT Canada Roads, ard with the passump-
sic Road to Wells River, st. Johnbury and the White
tains.
Trains of Ftchhurg and Worcester Road Fchburg
three times day, at 145 A. NJ, aud H. and co. " NJ
for Worcester Providence, and for NEW YORK CITY, via
Norwich and Worcester Railroad in connection with Steam
ers COMMONWEALTH aud CONNECTICUT
Trains Of Worcester and Nashua Road leave 0roon juno
ton for Nashua and Concord, ~ II.
Trains Of Stony Brook Railroad also dro Junction
for Lowell and Lawrence.
Il. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Kcene, Oct. 81 1868.
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F5s55aHolSssSss SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.
ss.ss..s siss.i.aTiCE CHANGE OF TRAINS.
IAA--h@ On and after MONDAY, OCT IL, 1858
trains will run follows.
sou ill.,
The MoRNiSG TRAIN will Windsor at 10 Clarcmon
at 1880. and Charcstown at 7b2 A. NJ connecting Mt Bel
lows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Lowell and
Worcester and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
New York, &c.
The MAIL TRAIS will leave Windsor at 40 Carnrnont at
2O7 and Chnrlesown Mt $50 r NJ; connecting at Bellows
Falls with Cheshire and Vermont Valley Railroads.
NORTH
The MAIL Train will leave Bellows Falls at - 25 Charles
town Mt IL IS, and Clarcmon los p. Nj connecting at
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad Montneer Bur
linRton, Rouse's Point Montreal Ugdensburg &C. and at
White River Junction with PasSumpsic Railroad for Wells
River, Leton, St Johnsbury, Barton, SC.
The EyrySG TRAIN will leave Bellows Balls B. 45 Charles
town at 6.Oj, and Claremon 62s y. A for Windsor
and Mortified.
G.. MERRILL, supcrin tcndcnt.
Chnrlpatown. a.
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E.sss.sI-ss,.s slABRANGEMBNT-Commr MONDAY,
-A---h'- Nov. sth, ISIS Trains viii run daily (sun-
day eXeepied) as follows.
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
90 A. NJ freight train with passenger car attached for
Northampton, arriving n; iO.Ol AN.
800 A. NJ freight train, with passenger attached for
Pain,iiie
li.55 A. or arrival Of 500 A. Express train from
New York, connecting 1T Northampton with train on Conn
River II r. for Oreenheld Brattleboro, Bellows Falls and
Northern Railroads Receiving passengers at westHed,
r"n trains on western Railroad. finn the last and West
4P NJ or on arrival u l2ia T. NJ train from New York
connecting NJ Palyc with train Hartford, Pr sidence
and fishk Railroad going West, and Wcstfeli with
trains Western X. going East and West Refeiying
passengers from Hartford, Providence and F.hk Rairuad
AZ Painrile, anil from train Western Railroad, West
held iroin Boston, Worcester and spriughed.
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON At
lllO a VI In Connection with train Conn. River H.
u ir"n' the North Connecting at Westhed with trains on
Western u going East and West, and Piainvie with
on sT'f rpy ws 90 ana fsh ss.s% going
York.
1910 p NJ freight train with passenger car attached for
New Haven connecting plany lille with Iiar;f I'd
Providence and fishkl Railroad going West
LEAVE wLsTrlLLD AT
VO " NJ Tor New Haven, connecting AT New Haven with
Wv A. VI irain r New York and Intermediate stations.
Passengers Tor the Hartford Providence and Fishkl Rail
Road will take this rain to Plsnvle
LEAVE PLhNNILLE AT
S9 NJ frsh' trar' with passenger car attached, for
CoLLINsvILLE BRANCH TRAIN.
Leave C9llins'lle at so 4. NJ and as r NJ. Return
ing, leave Piainylle "a, II 20 p. VI. and s. Is p. NJ
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight trains leave New York daily, Sundays excepted,)
corner Franklin AMI Center streets rs r. NJ and arrive
at Northampton at II 90 A VI. Leave Northampton IL 80
=. Vi, and arrive New York 1855 A. NJ. Through
without change II cars.
Daily lines II Stages from Northampton tn Amherst,
Willamshurgh. IIaydenyie, Florence and nadry From
Consylc TO New Hartford and Wlnsed From Choshire
Waterbury. T. DENNIs General Agent.
New Haven, Aug. lith, 1855. 81
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ID A c X A II ID S
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REPR0DUCER OF THE HUMAN HAIR.
More than two million Bottles have been sold
And the universal Response is,
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FoR GRAY AIRlt does not dye tie hair but by It's ope-
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DR. BOWS GRAND MEDICAL HOUSE


~ AND OPFrCE.-No 7 FSn,rnrT-sr 49, or
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NO. ELLIOT STREET, BR ATTLEBoRo, VT,
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long sanding.-Price SO cents. per bottle.
COMPOUND SYRUP or CoMFREY-This Syrup IL to he
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Painful Meustruaon, &c-Price 81! cents per bottle.
Also vegetable Nennfuge, Composition Hot Drops, Spice
Bitters Catarh snun Eye Water AnSpasmodic Tncture
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T OTTERIEs. THE LOTTERIES OF

- Samuel Swan Co., chartered by the Geor-
ga and have commissioners appointed supertend
their drawings and certify that everything connected
is done in strictly honorable They to the
puoic fair opportunity for investment interests of par
ties at distance being well protected though they
present The would respectfully call attention to
the fact that all have legal right to send orders for
tickets to Georgia the lotteries Samuel Swan Co are
authorized by the Legislature Of that State lottery will
drawn every Saturday throughout the year. orders received
being filled in the drawing take place after the
comes to hand According to the scheme in every
ten must draw prize Tickets $40 halves S5 quar-
rs 500 No tickets sent unless the money accompanies
the order The drawings upon the principle of
per on each ticket and simple that
dersand them. There counation numbers to ns-
NY the buyer Prizes vary $40 500 zoos every prize
being drawn and result OF drawing forwarded purchas
~ list o. the numbers that are drawn from the wheel,
with the amount that each prize entitled to- will published
ater every drawing in the following papers New Orleans
Della Mobile Register, Charleston Standard Nashville Dem
oeTdt, Atlanta infeuigencer, and New-fork Weekly Day
Book Write your address plainly, and direct to
=. SWAN a. CO., Augusta. G. origin.
Prizes paid in funo percentage deducted from prizes as
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All communications strictly confidential. lyl2
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.tiss.i.s.ss:.sn A M ROAn. On md nner Mnrdnr

-Ez---Hz-o Oct. 49, Trains will follows to wit;
Lave Fcthurg Depot Boston, at 7 30 and IL 90 A. NJ
Bellows Fails for Rutland and Burlington IL %
5.I5 IN.
Rutland for Bellows Falls 545 4. NJ and L. 20 p. NJ
d" Rutland for Burlington at 6.45 A. NJ, =. 10 p. NJ
burlington for Rutland and Bellows Fails at S. and
7l5 =. VI.
At burlington, Trains connect with Lake CHAMPAIGN Steam
and Trains Of Vermont Central Road At Rutland with
Trains for Troy, Albany and Newfork Saratoga Springs,
Schenectady and the West At Bellows Fas with Trains Of
the Cheshire Road for ftcburg, Worcester Lowell and
With Vt Valley Road for hratriru Springfield Hart
ford New Haven. Rni New-Nork And with sullivan Road
for Windstr White River junction. and the White Mountains.
Passengers going West Will find this the cheapest and
most direct route Tickets and all necessary information,
be had at the Bellows Falls Ticket Office.
4. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent
Oct l3, 1858. 10
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"Dryeh ar G,ryhsdot"
Welsh Newspaper Office. - Nassau street, I
April T. 1858.
pRoF o. J. WOop .-Dear Sr,--. me month or six weeks
ago received bottle ~ your Hair Restorative and gave
wife, who concluded try her hair little thinking
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Nav lonx, July Is, 1857.
PRoF o. j. Woop With confidence do | recommend
your Hair Restorative being cicacious article
ever Since using your Hair my hair and
Nhskers, which almost white. have gradually grown
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me Of al 'snrud and unpleasant itching among
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Chicago, H., May /. 1851.
The Restorative Is hut vi in bottles Of sizes viz large
medium and small the small holds half pint, and reail-
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dollars er bp,te the large hois quart per more
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