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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-26


THE 10TH OF AUGUST AT LUCKNOW
After these had been knocked over, the
leaders tried to urge on their men. Again
and again they made the attempt, but
back they had to 60 by steady fire.
Their chiefs came TO the front and shouted
out, Come on. come on--the place is
ours-it is taken" And the Sepoys would
then rush forward, then hesitate, and e.
nally get under cover Of the stockade,an
kept up fearful fire Some hundreds of
them got under the Cswnpore battery, but
found the hand grenades rather disagreea-
bic, and had to bolt rather sharp. Poor
Major Banks came up, and cheered us
during the hottest fire, and We we're glad
to see him. Our she'll now began to fall
amongst the enemy, and this still further
reused their Indignation you could hear
additional yells, and horrid imprecatens
on the heads of all Christians. No less
than three times were we assaulted by
enormous odds against US, and each at
tack was, thank God, successfully repulsed.
There we were, little body, probably not
eighty men in all, 4. E., Cawnpore battery
our post, and Captain Germon's, opposed
to several thousands of merciless, blood
thirsty fanatics. We well knew what we
had to expect if We were defeated, and
each individual fought, as it were, for his
very life; each lOophole displayed a steady
fash Of musketry, as defeat would have
been certain death to every soul in the
garrison. Had the outposts fallen, thcy
were in such immense numbers that we
could never have turned the enemy out,
and then not man, woman, or child,
would have been spared. 1t was indeed
a most anxious time, and the more so az
we did not know how matters were pro-
crossing at other points. We dreaded
that the others might have been even fur
ther pressed than we were. At intervals
heard the cry of" More men this way"
and off would rush two or three TALL that
We could possibly spare) here and there
and then the same cry was repeated in an
opposite direction and again the men had
to rush to support their comrads who were
more hotly pressed, and 80 on as the
pressure became greater at particular
places, men rushed to those spots to give
assistance. During this trying time even
the poor wounded men ran out out of the
hospitals, and those who had wounds in
their legs threw away their crutches and
deliberately knelt down and fired as fast
as they could out of the loopboles 9th.
ers who could do little else, loaded the
muskets, whilst the able-bodied soldiers
fired and in this ocd manner these brave
men of her Majesty's 22d upheld the hon.
or of their nation, and strained ever nerve
to repel the furious attacks of the enemy.
Prom Captain Anderson's Seige of
Lucknoac.
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A. w. p o w f K s ,

CENT for BoARDMAN, GRAY 4 Co.'S cele-
N brated Dolce Campane attachment and cor
rugated Sounding Board Piano Fortes, which for
purity and richness Of tone, durability and ele-
aance of style and finish challenges competition.
Mr.. POWERS continues to give carelul attention
to tuning and repairing Piano Foites, and from
several years successful experience is confident
Of his ability to give satisfaction in every respect
AL orders by mail or otherwise promptly and
faithfully attended to. IS
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HOMEOPATHY.

RATEFUL FOR PAST FAVORS, DR.. o.
" j. EELLs would announce to his hitherto
patrons, friends and the public generally, that lie
has taken into connection, in The practice OF
HoMoGoPA ATHIC MEDICINE and SURGERY, K. g.
GREENE, NJ. D., graduate from the Western
Homeopathic College, at Cleveland, Ohio. BY this
arrangement Drs. EELLs and GREENE hope to be
able (in a good degree) to supply the constantly
increasing demands for Homeopathic Remedies for
the SICK.
West Cornwall March 81, 1858. 80:
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Of rush at our position. In the mean
time you would see little stroaks of fire
passing rapidly over your head, and some
seemed as if they were coming right down
upon you. Then you suddenly heard
loud report, and the cry that followed told
you our shells were bursting among the
enemy. Soon you heard sharp whiz
over your head again, and you would see
a huge splinter of shell bury itself in a
wall close to you, or probably plow up a
foot Of the earth close to where you stood,
SO that often we were in as much danger
Of being killed by our own shells as by
the enemys shot--these splinters often
come back some hundred yards From
Captain Ander sons siege III Luckno,o.
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During late thunder-storm at Grssu

During late thunderstorm at Grssn-
vile, South Carolina, the lightning struck
= mill, knocking over two slaves who were
at work in it. AS soon as they rsgainsd
their feet, the first exclamation Of one Of
them, in great surprise, was +" Who fire
dat gun. 2"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-26

How SOCIETY Is REPoRTED.- .
reputation is wrung in the drswingosn.
the report of it soon makes itself heard
in the kitchen.
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H. KIN q S l. E Y.

Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
Rooms in Brewster's Block, Main ST., one door
North of the Post Office.
All operations upon the Teeth will be pei form
cd in accordance with the latest improvement in
the Art and warranted II.
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EARLY RIsINa-We hold that it is not
natural.-With men, as with peas, early
is all matter of forcing.
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T:@rlS. SUNDAY ny SO :; The f:S-i1s p''oc,;
1850, p o. i,oI Of %',hssos b Fs,y NJ VI"
Iuproyements in Plumbing x, Diaphrag m Filter 81.
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These be ,iaped = tee closets Iesiy IL
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in residence. H. ohsTee &c the my
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90 tho vol without my hiuy Ne .ent the Plnbns
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&c sS,y sa's sT ss @
FILTER deessjy the best aYpas' produced for fte1
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chem SIMEON BALDWIN, esq presiding The following re-
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That Convention DeIegae from The EZeen-
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Chanccry Roc ms, No. 261 Bowery, MONDAY EVENING
O'Clock to take into consideration the subject
exclusion Of the Bible Of The Pubi Schools aud
sooyt such az ,tal be suitable 70 the occs1I
By order Of the GfsId Executive COMMITTEE,
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J. c. HULsE, Sec
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Water proof PeI!und MATCHES ,I family a'e LsiIes
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LUc!Us BART Nos 4 snd 6 BoHinss Zip
Central Park Noticc.-The Exhibition Of ;h- DESIGNS
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HEXT, May 20, 1853
DIR. Won Week, the noted ISTUIrONISr. No II Say.
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Of their 6ase its symptom &C. or he VIII c.Jl no
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a 20 p
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ANT roanneTs aud morale and o. tduoh N
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ADVERTISERS As this is the season for
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aGEHcY Of ANDRE@ vino No iss S..sa st. up ...
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No. lS3 Nassau stairs next door 70 Nassau bsnk
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Co.. 3. 1 p sAy9s CO RAsSEs pARS, Wells W.;
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Tie peculiar situation Of New JseJ-ticE az dOes, BE-
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d.T..e frve h,i crafty 'ep-nleG: the sn1.ct IL
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N'ici az. " New Y"rs old do well ,.y s,rer
,e this iset tor III raai fs ties Of he
70 g fsh' h. tgg receiving soois bl.h
h. stdh'i- t'p-r 'rsriops mad. ~ the New Ysk
ctau Hsbuau'eTs or p,r.ior cf .1s tfais
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vd ~ sfe.d 20 n ~ Il that city csl'd
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:. ~ the h.nhfsstaf-rs and Merchants n N~~Yarh -
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pt.s'r cell a. 'ihef 4 the sb ys-Ixn-d .r-sees.
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~ ESGkk -ua dr.. received No ~ Ca.A.nS. % stsir
and Il No. ~ k~ss fwetfsh - rsEesosiy szsodeA ~
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Baydock, WOOD Sawyer VIII lecuIe te subpsc. o.
Tsmp.rsnc. SUNDAY May 81 1853, a. the fowiLs
A: 21.Iocs ~ iror Of Ws,hre goa Hall Soah INF, WI
lsDs hsIgh at o'clcoh ?. GfsLd+s' Ferry ~ T.
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1psnal honfrs.

Po.,-Office Soiicc.-Th. NAILS f., EUROPE vs
r., pioD LiAVTe. pc 'eo .irs s,.sa,i
,I.J-o.. A M. ISAAC v kOWLER, POstm ss,es.
The Caua-st, Temgerance society," nee! q nc ,Se
Hrl.r B dIe Moit0l aud beecker SITS ~ sun
nv ryFNiN(, T.. rn--ng viii - addIess.d By TaOS.
yRtsFR tEd,.c. 4 t. w,.,"l JOISLifILtDALt s1s
~, 70. ~. Ssc,s.,,y JOHN QbA, Pfesidept
I,xcnty-6rsf Ward Republican sscctation..a
xs,, 1,stips II Assoes oa VII be be 0h hoypAl
ItbNING Nav 81 % No. 4SS +hav wees sp IA e'-c-
to "a, Thr. .ho lcopg Mel h-puo,es 'n'
n. Will BE- b.. IA Meeting 70 nn,'.'e ;. y 49, sy
r. NJ sto "A oOloos tbo-. D. WV NN""" '''
GEO. " CoAensAS, se:vsSy
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7 EASE Of COAL LANDS at SCRANTON. Pa.

ii
The socum and s'sfud NJ allow Companies Will receive
popofas eae their grds ill., sly uine psrae rci.gus gee
tcn b 100 ach IN tenn Of Oto ID gears E'eb
,,ee 10 have the privilege Of porkGg either 81 the eght
excepting the po Where the six over veins on
will BE- worked Also they to make al inpovensn st their
own ~ OO .ars evvry
year The - M - eco tns and Gnder and 70
cent. rer for all et27@ this luant! y.
Also will be leased bea terms the creora.ed hon Ore
Bed the extremity Of the p'oprty covering aboat 20 sef
au ey which rsd directly the unc,ur- ni the various
other railroads &C. Apply - P REM,N3rON President
io,th.esst Of Sd and Wsi ut.s.s. Pnsdephla.
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Jnsirurtion.
TEACHERS and LITERARY INSTITUTIONS


Il are repeatedly desired % sssui3e the
NEW DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE
Of II. rss-s coutsnine Descriptions Mutoas criaa 40
tees sd dcIimr .ius ard ,ut~hsnt sadscss -
Teacher. a. the Press IN AL parts a the uh,ea q the
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL SERIES
fsl course from chds Initial book 70 the hshss, cef.
PROGRESSIVE TENT-BoOKS,
utcrm pneipes snd prepared wey ~ tsp-
rienc II ard successful Tsschsgs
Ccpir, .. u. ss and prrrsa 90 sppsoa b pbi.bers.
NIJON \ PuiNNEY
NJ S?i Br' Slway, " v
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r0,HE BOSTON INVESTIGATOR-An In6del
psper-Devoted Free Discussion, has jas, entered 's
2l One Of the bes. in III. upisn ~ year
,ddr,,, J. r. MENDUM, Prornst5r 's:on, Hsss' o. c.
BLANCHARD, No. 10 Nasssa-st SeT-YOrk
ITO PUBLISHERS and BOOkSELLERS.-
,ount en,knan e sd business qusihe III re- and come
aud syoshly Known 70 ;h- Trade o. nes toe
ro..ion SALESMAN il Aresponsb.e reputable Whosss
Hou.s Iss travelled considerably, and would Ike 20 travel
more mo ;ersey liberal salary tIpeet-d Con give usex
n ion ADJ. reierepcs. Address A. A A. Tribune ONE
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WANTFD-a .itu.tcD to do the GENERAL
w Hot 81 wvgK ..H shy. b, r., % .' .o' r,
d. r ,, e. , a., h-- ,j,es ~ksre Ihe As- h'.t f
isfee yeas ssb Of NJ. ~ 3r- ONE 'as->
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Religious Noiitfs.

All saints, Church, corner Of Henry AID Scanusrst
The Rev u FLAGG will deliver q iscJ the Veteran
Corps Of the Wa II 1872, 49, II, TOMORROW AFTER
NOON, .. 81 o'cl,ck
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ONLY SIX STATES EAST of the NOUN
" TA1Ns I'm 20 which exclusive rght 70 sell WRtGlirS
PATFNT SECTION SPRING BED BOTTOMS in. May he
oba I'd BY applying WRGHT5 Spring Rcd Bottom Co,
NJ. 3t7 39ilssv " T. AUy qrsaty Of the s,cle
W. WRIGHT SnrerintandaH.
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Sermon will delivered before :be members Of n dsJn
Hok LEDGER Company No Of H0dsoE City ~ BY The
R.v JANIS c. EGBEBT SUNDAY EvESiNG. My 80,
A Pessy,erAn Church. West Hopoksn, e. u o'clock.
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Bethesda GGngre gnft0nnl Church. SnIhvin a., near
Brustn the Rev. CHARLES b. RAY past1r-The Rev:
joseph y. BROWN q Pe,sfsham Mas. old friend AID
with the Pastor, will p'esch ia ths church on
20 g0aRO~ (Sgndsyl at 8! The bic are Invited
I1e.tbins by the Pastor MORNING lei and ENENS5 81 IT,
ke4ts frse
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THE Principal OF the Ontario Music School de-
,if.s 10 eat, mo PARTNERSHIP with = LADY
TEACHER wh) 3. good Vosi.. aud has been cessful
teacher. Aedrsss MssC o. sCOrr Rgshvine n Y.
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Uants.

A SITUATION WANTFD-By a re.pecta o..
~ youus y ousn T. Dr. GGAaBCi" ORA .na "A,I Ut,
o, GTNFEAL ntIiJsEYoRE tI priv,;- fsnl,. Set e'
,.srr,- aa 80, -, l,c. IA At NJ. 40 Mlsn-cst, b.
'.ssp ss,ins AM 70 dsts Brpdnyn
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Andrew jackson Davis will complete, TOMORROW
gSms.y) MORNING and EVENING. a, Doj worth Hall No.
6 Broadway HE pent Scenes VI Dcosrses before the NV
Yo,t Spiiitu.i As.o saion Subject the MORNING: Tbe
Pho,opby Of spIsoD in C)ntrsdsD zion 20 Revelation
Tie sobtc the EVENINGS will b announced
10 morning from the deer.
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BEDFORD VI. Il. Church, corner Of Bedford ard Moror-
n'.fhs Rev; e. CRARY President Of Hsmlia u9iyer.y,
Will ps.aeh TO MORROW n0RNTNG a1d EVENING TIE
Rv =. ROACH, Of Anen,t. Church, will PIes,h 10 the
AFTERNOON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29

John DENNER, LICENSED NIGHr-SCAV-
ESGkk % aTs received u No - Ca.A.ns. ~ stsAs
and Il No. - k~st fweifsh = psEesaaly szsndedo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29

Catholic Apostolic Church. IGtbs-, between 9Th Az
7h,N -EyA e.Gst Preaching VI. b. con.haed on SUNDAl
EVENING 3O.h inst Z. u O'clock
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GUNNER Retreats.


BOARD for LITTLE GIRLS.-A Lady, resd-
ID ins On Ii. NewYork and New Haven Railroad ssoas ID
e ro this city in the i'm mediate ynaEe Of churches
AID good schools receive into her fsny circle three four
nts Gil. for the md Will extend 20 the all necessary
care and protscoD There PsLo In the bouse Cnsrs,
Is pr w,,k, including Walking Address N Box No al
Tribune OEice.
BOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY--For a
- large fsmiy, who viz require Elk Rooms Mat
be and sable 70 the city Address Box No. 30 ro
Ohee.
ISLAND HOUSE,
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
This yoe scmner iesor viii BE- openet for the on
10. June. The Huse situated 81 OF the peassnt<t
romantic Piss ne Conneeeat Ryes p'.ssnz
fne Of the fsls CoDnectie, Valley, ADD No besaat
n.sip Spery sroaLd the most H.ros route
from kewYork AID Boston TO the White HouDtsins SNSa
end Clarendon Springs tao trains arriving daily NOM esca eree
tor =, -
BosIders fer the viii BE- taken rsssonab.e terms
C. r. WHITE, Pf,pfistor
Bell5ws f.ils My Is. 1888.
I ATOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT,
"' - WI W 'VeA WI ST. BROWN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-25
Cosmopolitan Art Association.

Owing to the financial crisis, through
which the country has Just passed. the dts
rectors Of this association, on summing uu
the books Onthe 2sth,Of January-the day
on which the annual distribution was to
have taken place-found that the actual
number of the subscribers fell far short of
what was necessary to save the institution
from heavy loss. 1t has been determine
ed, therefore, to postpone the distribution
until the 25th day of March next. II is
hoped that those DESTROYS of encouraging
the fine arts viii lend a helping hand.
A club has already been forwarded from
this city. If there are others who desire
to become members, we viii take pleasure
in forwarding their names; or you can adj
dress c. L. Derby, actuary, No. 54s,
Broadway, New York. Recollect YOU
get any N of the three dollar magazines
Emerson & Putnam, Harper, Knieker-
booker, Cooley, Graham, Blackwood, sc.
"a ticket in the distribution Of a great
many thousand dollars worth of works of
art-among which is Powers Greek Slave
and become a member Of the associa-
ton for one year, for the small sum of
three dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-25
BFOWnTilIe College.
BEoyNvuL1E. Mt.

B~RowNvLLE, Mt. -
February %, 1858.
Pursuant to cpI, the trustees Of the Brownyille
College to-day met at the Office of Brown and Hall
lam. All present.
On motion, AL COate was chosen chairman pro
TEN, and an election ofpermanent officers gone into,
which resulted as fellows iu~A
DC. SANDERS, President.
R. w. FURNAs, Secretary.
R. BRowN, Treasurer.
On motion, the following resolutions we're una
nimOusly adopted:
Resolved, That Luther Hoadley John Mcpherson,
A. s.. Holiday, u. G. johnson, md VIM. Arnold, be
and are hereby appointed Directors of the Medical
Department Of the BroWnville College, to take effect
from and after Feb. 10, 1858. a4l
Resoloed, That we hereby tender the following
positions, in the Brownville College, to the following
persons: l
President, Rev. T,sW. TIPToN, OF Dayton, Ohio.
Professor Of Languages, Rev. J. N. Ewing, of
Savannah, Mo.
Professor Of Chemistry, E D. ALLEN, A. B, of
BrOEnville, N. T..
Professor Of Mathematics, J.H. CLARK, Esq, of
Nemaha City, N. 7.
R~esolred, That the Secretary is hereby instructed
to have printed, and circulated a petition to Con
gress, asking the donation Of 10000 acres Of land to
aid in the erection of suitable College buildings, In
or near the city Of Brownviile.
Resolued, That our Delegate in Congress be re-
quested to use his best endeavOrs to secure the
above named appropriation.
On motion,
Adjourned to meel on call Of the Secretary.
AL. CoATE, Presdentp pro teR,
z " FITRNAS Se.ro a