Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-04-19

Merchants Block has sustained severe damages;
a large portion of the roof is carried away, the up.
per portion Of the walls in each end thrown down
and the block otherwise badly fractured. The Hall
OF the Alliance Lodge, No. 2G6, ]. @. of O.. 1. in
the upper room Of She west end of the block, is a
complete wreck. A portion of the books and fur
niture have been rescued; the other is still beneath
the ruins. No goods or anything in the lower part
of he building was removed.
The Baptist Church cdifce, n fine brick struc-
ture approaching completion, is a complete wreck,
scarcely one brick remaining upon another. This
is the second time this church building has been
destroyed, the walls having fallen about a year
ago. Present loss $4,000.
The Warehouse belonging to Z. Teeters, on the
o. & p. II r., was unroofed and badly fractured.
Loss $500.
The Steeplo and bell on the United Brethren
Sere blown down.
a small brick house beside the church edlhce,
was unroofed and shattered.
The dwelling of Mr.. Humphrey Hoover wss I'M
rooted and fractured.
Store and dwelling of Mathis Hester, in the
north west quarter of town; both unroofed.
Dwelling house, bark.house and stable OF "A. q
w. Richard unroolod.
American House in the North end of town, oc-
cupied by John T.. Schneider, roof partly OF anC
windows out.
Henry Altman's Blacksmith shop unroofed and
one end blown in.
Blacksmith shop owned by Peter MCGOWAN; un-
rooted and ends blown in.
House occupied by Il. Allerton, injured and
Barn unroofed.
Jacob Altman's barn severely shattered.
House occupied by VIM. Ingledue, in the north
end OF town, unroofed.
Henry Chapman; stable demolished.
Henry Nanfossen's house unroofed.
Eli Phillips's house a partial wreck.
Wan. Il. Gaskill; barn unroofed-fences down.
b. F. Rosenherry's barn unrooled.
L. Chance, near town-barn unrooled, fences
down.
New Store room of II, D.. IIanna's, badly in
jured.
The forests and orchards in the neighborhood Of
Alliance have materially suffered. The storm
came from the north west. In many places it
made q clean sweep Of fruit and forest trees.
VICINITY.
The house Of Nj. IIayhurst, about three miles
from town, took FIRE, ut the commencement OF the
storm, and while the family were trying to extin-
guish the flames. the house blew down, severely
iniuring two of Mr.. H. s daughters. and n colored
man living with him. The latter, it is said, can
net recover.
John Webb, residing near town; barn unroofed
and fences down.
Enoch Shreeve. residing near town; house and
barn unroofed.
MT. UNION.
The Methodist Church was uncovered and other
wise damaged.
Joseph Barnaby's house was damaged.
Damage to VIM. p. Holes & Co., Touring mill
$500.
VIM. Antrim's saw mill was unroofeG.
Abraham Roose's house uncovered
All other damages in Mt. Union are not over
$500. No person killed or injured.
At Marlboro, but slight effects Of the storm
were experienced.
AT Rochester, Bayard, Winchester and Moultrie,
tAe storm prevailed with pied fury, sweep.
ing away numerous barns and uprooting trees, &c.
The evening train from the south, on the c. & [.
Railroad, encountered "A dozen or more trees blown
across tho track between here and Bayard.
At Damascus the Quaker meeting house was de-
stroyed, along with other buildings. One man has
his leg broken.
The village of Now Chombersburgh, Columbiana
county, is reported a mass of ruins,
At old Enon, Pa, Damages reported heavy
several lives lost. At Enon Valley damages slight.
Philadelphia suffered severely from the hurri-
cane whicE burst on the city about 10 O'Clock PM.
In the northern part of the city, some one hun
dred and fifty houses were either unroofed or re.
ceived other injury:
The Inquirer sums up the damage as follows
% dwellings, six churches eleven lumber yards,
two glue factories, two depots, two machine shops,
three carpenter shops, one chair factory, nursery
and planting mill-damaged in all 1853. Five
dwellings, three stables, a dye-house, boiler facto-
ry and slaughter house destroyed-l5. Total loss
estimated as 100000. Persons injured, (none
fatally fifteen.
In New York the storm was of little violence,
although it blew quite a gale in Brooklyn.
Down East the storm moderated, from a gale at
Boston, to a heavy fall of rain at Burlington, Vt.
and Montreal Canada.