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Cross Ties Wanted.

THE Sashv lie and North western Railroad Com
Il EsaDy y sl 10 CONTRACT tor 40 900 CEDAR CROSS
Tlks Tess long inches tAaCzs 0rii he~n, 10 face
AZ narrowed placs not fe6s tl&n iuctes elsar Of
bark timber 10 DC seuad, Z" be delivered as ic grade
line II tiIe F,ssa ia Nashville.
me eOatrsetssrs xsnt tOeonIractfor 80 600 WHITE
fOSI-OAk Iks 81 The same slze - the above, 80
be- delivered on tue iins ~ tbe Rad m piles from
secgiSn "a tn -. eao1ga on each scctoa %
sarpiy The saEse.
Porsoas wlslng 10 bid vii direct u the fresideut
and iaEsuiars * the Nashville asd Norsh- Westcra
isalirs.a comsseHy, SAsAvlie, fennezs-e-
lnlA .l-l
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DON'T READ THIS

NfES WANTED, a. sell RAID SELLING, valuable
M f4zns aos.ks-
HISTORICAL. DESCRIPTIVE, RELIGIOUS, &C.,
Al los r-css. wsh IzrzxEzHlSa ca~zsEs Ana se-au-
fally cIlIesxp PLkrEs
gIrNrs Itssn Tor fsstg paass as essa pa nlsrr
- krsats' Boks zissstsip Aaageas hiEa ~ IN
Ma1n szrseE cnrnsHti, onle cE, 8 yes i've kssts a
loo S.saaa strset, =. y. aaxf-~sVazsns
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AuftiOa Salrs.
Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.


On Tuesday, August so, 1859,
SN1E will offer for cash IN front OF Warehouse,
w No. Market Street, large assortment OF
Fresh and Choice Groceries, comprising in part the
following articles, viz:
loo hhds. La Sugar; 100 boxes Tobacco, vari
100 bags Rio Coffee; brands;
100 - Iaguyra Coffee; 200 boxes SO Bar Soap;
so bbls. New Molasses 200 a. Palm Soap:
so y bbls. do; loo - Fox's starch.
SO bbls. Crushed Pow. 100 90 Woods do;
dered Sugar 200 dozen Broouls;
500 bbls. Cin'ti Whisky: 400 boxes star Candles
% Z" Newsom do 100 80 Taliow do;
SO ' Robinson co. do; so = and = bbls- CrSh
so {" old Rye Bour- berries;
bon Whisky; 800 doz Painted Bukets:
rs = pipes Brandy; 100 boxes W. Z. and L. d
rs bbls. Water and But Cheese:
ter Crackers; 25 bags Pepper;
100 kegs Nails assorted, 800 Reams Wrap. Paper,
200 cases Cove Oysters. 20 cases Sardines;
SOC, 600 assorted Cigars;
200 kegs pure White Lead.
Together with many otnsr articles t,o numerous
to mention.
CARTER, WIISFORn < co.,
aug25-td No Market street
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TrEf reeelsea .na Or sals -
ID HAAS. RsseHx 4 CHS.
azxzS-a Se- sfaliag as-ars-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-31
Ill.
Prairie Farming i'm America,
CANADA AND TINE UNITED STATES.

JAMES CARD, NJ. p,
Author of "Engish Agriculture, 'Ietters on IN
Corn Crops, "High Farming" .'Thr West
OF Ireland p sc. One vol l2mo
"The picture of Prairie Farming Is drawn. no, Nv
smart Eden land agent speculator in the hope OF
taking in unwary Rriishers but by an eminent Epp.
fish agricuturis Nor is the reader invited 20 place
blind faith in Mr.. Cards conclusions. They arr.
given a. such form TO show the exact mount n
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring. and the steps his calculations are in
general easy and obvious enough for the raost orp
airy intellect TO follow. And, as we can Judge
no element In the purely economical AZ peel Of the
question has been misstated forgotton-LOndon
Spectator.
w. u. BERRY & CO., Public square
julyl4-tf
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IMPORTED HAVANA, HOME MANUFACTURED
COMMON AND GERMAN SEGARs,
And Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco,

Is by far the largest and complete in the State
Those BUYING SEGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES
&c to sell again) will mud we have made HONEST
STATEMENT, by calling at ~ Union street, two doors
east Of the Bank Of Tennessee
julyz7-u J. w. LANGLEY h co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-31
Ties. Stocks and Clozes.

rfsT reserved = cl.esee ia &c Se<k Tzs, stscz
y f,loves Pocket H4a kefEA1ss4 sasps1ders, Al
smbracing All ne iatsstsy 40 ,ssf sais -
lsIs ] IL McGIIi)
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-31
GENERAL MACHINERY DEPARTMENT..

Stationary and Steamboat Turbine and Reaction Wa
Engines and RULERS: ter Wheels;
FIGURING q Grist Mills Tobacco Lard Presses
and Mil Machinery: Water and Gas Pipes Re-
Circular sash and Muiey torts and Gas Works
Saw Mills; castings;
Sugar Mills and Corn Rolling Min Machinery 4
Crushers; Blast @ linders;
Cast aud Cut Cecring for Gin Machinery, Cranks
Cotton Mills; GndseORs, haftng &c
An extensive catalogue OF Patterns OF Spur Ant
Bowl Geering, Pulleys, Balance and Baud wnees, Il
select from.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-31
Pianos! Pianos Pianos !!
At Luck,s Music Store.

CHURCH street, between summer aud Cherry SITS. =,
~ where you will always d a good assortment OF
Pianos, Piano Stools Sheet Muse and Musical Instru
ments OF every description. Also, Instruction. Books
for all Instruments Any Instrument sold 6
ted perfect in every respect JulylS-u
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lDauteo.
Negro Boys Wanted.

INFANT TO hare for t~c years, - strip
w tobacco, two negro boys, froIn len 90 fourteen
year cid. crippled boys do tns work Apply Al
tbs of5ce Anglia
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Wheel Wanted.

fJsHF snsersence = preps.riug e pa shs broadway
i Mis- late ot-afs1-sn 500 - . sapPfy "a ue~
Hh<.z cas- bs obszlns4- he uE1sz1 prise
ssil - pas snr WAesf 1sAsuEed lhs Nlil-
,sBsz d u bacxEY.
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HAVING recently purchased the above extensive
establishments ~ ed L. exes ute all "T0s.-
Tor Foundry and Machine Work on the most reason
able terms
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Fanss Fans.

LIVERY VARSITY Il fsss, q. Re.rl, whsse and /
Il ssery s4sdis Hset and ,s.is~ R<1sei Fa'
rcoeived and Tor sails b
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A sUFknlOk IA Il ikFe ~ \ and y eafrels, D
n " expressly iaF Array ese, On nd sad
sale III No. - hAfket slEcs<, ~
Jaly2a.is-a wee<s co
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- Feaey Cosiaa, rereifs4 aad tyr s.ie ~
eis IA. HcSlLL-
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA -.
District Court. l4th Judcisl District Of aid State
The p.opl. Of the state Of Califordia--To JOSH
IA SWEET, Greeting
Y,n are hereby summoned to appear anc answer
the compliant OF THOMAS n. PAINE nied against
YOU H. b. Bronson, Thomas Primsose aud Hiram H.
Sweet
Within Ten nays from the service of This Writ. If
served on yol in this County, within Twenty lays
II served you within THE District and out ot this
County and witein Forty days II served en you IN
tho state and out of this District. in action com
rnencea on the Lot isy Il November, A u. ls5s in
aid Cour; to obtain Decree "f THIS Court, for
the foreclosure Of certain merigsgt eearing GATE
the 2ni day uT April u. !ssi, e,seuied by the
IIcfenient Joshua Sweet, to fainiW and for the
sale Of tue PREMISE therein. and "a saic Complaint
partchlsri, mentioned nd described api trv aipli
cations o.. 'is uinnst- arising t"r such sair T. IRE
e,t ~ li. amount fur i~o certain -,iii-o-
rs rote. se' f".' % IN All cninf sinf. made auf Zee
lirerri g. ais iiainii ficus. y. Paine D. the ie-
fel islfr tearing cFer daic Nt,h 'llf x an
thereby irteurtf e. BE- scs lred. sit iir tuiii
of ix thou.snd loilar- With Interest thereon. isuI
the snd das uf AYri. 8. p 1897. ~ ihs raie Of tNo
ani half fer rent per Hlnnth till paid antn aud
deficiency shall after spi iE' all - tie sail
money! profsrb applicable ihsI-tf, then that
piaintH mas have Execution 'hsreiur against the
sald defendants. also hat all oi said e'rnian's,
ena zach and every one Of them, aud all sni every
p.rson eiaimin. ruier them. any or either OF
them sub--, aeutiy 10 the commencement oi this &C
ton mys be barred and f"recosed of all right
claims leir and equity Of redemption In or to The
snid norir tges premises or any part thereof, and
~ such otner further relief or both, in the pre-
nise- a. may he just AMI equitable.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to an
swer aid complaint herein directed Plaintiff vii
take Judgment against yoa therefor by default to
geiher viih all OF suit and also dem nd Of the
Court sach other reliefas Is prayed for in his said
Comllliai -
In te, nany whereof I. RUFUS SHOEMAKER
Clerk uf the District Court. aforesaid, dc
- hereunio set ny hand, and impress the
{, . I seal of said tourt. al oihee. m the Tit,
L. > az Nevada. this 2nd day of Nov eDher.,
- u. 1855. RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk
BY VIZ. SNiTH, Deputy
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

The Cambridge (Nsss.) Chronicle Of Sat
urday mentions the recent burning Of the
old Porter Tavern " in Cambridge. This
tavern was : famous place before the Revo-
luton. and ~ss then kept hy the Widow
Bradish. The onicsrs Of Buraoyne's army
once quartered there and not long ago
light have b..en seen names traced With .
diamond on the window psnes Of the ancient
rarlot, by the Bri,i.h officers.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
rron III. Kuislsssoslsr-i
WILLIE AVA.

hs night is adrsAr and nv Gre. .siie lone
why comes not my wirisf oh where 4 he gone
The shadows are deepening snsHs the.gray vail
Aad big tears, Ike rain-drop-, are ginning TO ia
Esd, ssd was the morning thst rled ny young love
This shado~. this longing that time esn't remove
u tsketh the musie frae out the bir'i'- song'
qill the hours of DAY grow twice the d.y lcrg.
His fond words 81 rs-sion soul might ensnsre
As Springs bonnie blossoms he t~lned IN n, hsr;
dreamed nae u charge. oh ~ly should ~ei'sf
His IL n, Tie thofns IN MY heart
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
Law or sEw-rApEn-.

I. Sub.crii~r- ~ho - nat rive esl r~s~ nafire ts
the contrary sre ca1silsred ~iahing 10 e1ntisa,
their snhscritfiar.
2. II sub.cs t-rs si.h their papers aiseoEtinueA
publisher mAs cuntia1s 10 sent them gntil al
charge. are paid.
3. Il srb-erihess neglect or refuse To take THEFT
papers from the cltc~ or Place "a Which they sf'
s-ut they are held r~.pnn .ihie until fh~v s.tti.
their hiii ans sise notice t. discontinue tt4srn
I II sgbsrriber- a. other places ~ithoa'
informing the publisher aud the I-r j. ~.
iorrrr direction. they held re~lan-ibie. Nste.
shauld always be yiven az removal
s. keiasing "a tsss paper or periosiical from IN.
ofiss removing and lsavins il uneailed Tor. /.
evidence Of fraud.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

PRESIDENT PIEEcE's ADsIyIsTRArIoS.--
The Journal of Commerce speaks in the fol-
lowing just and emphatic manner Of Gen.
Pierce's Administration -
'Ex- President Pierce enjoys in large
manner the respect and confidence of his
eountrymeu. His administration, which
embraces stormy period in our political
history. is fast being vindicated. and its wis.
dom proved. by the developments Of each
succeeding year, aud win occupy upon the
pages OF history place second to none in
our country's annals. We shoald be sorry,
for his own sake. and for the dignity belong
ing to the Presidential Office to see the re-
tirement which bis genial disposition and tine
social qualities ars so well Cited to adorn,
broken by the disturbing elements OF po.
litlcal campaign. But we repeat, We do
not believe any such design is entertained
By ex.Pre-ident Pierce, whatever may have
been the thoughts suggested among his
friends"
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
ROAD NOTICE.

pFReoSs who have an agreement to travel on the
| tie Nevada sni Grass Valley Turnsike tompA
ny'- Read By the maDih, ~ll lsese call Al the OF,
esce OF III Secretary, ct Nevada o. Grsss Valley on
psued. r. SHOEMAKER, S~c'y.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

JUSTICES BLANKS. Of s---y descriptions fer sale
y ~ shivv vAcs.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

NOTICES is hereby given that the undersigned "a
" duly empowered ". B. Ever, Of Grass Valley T.
act Agent for tho sale Of .Seison's self o. Grating
Ams;zn=.sE, y sSr Nevada County. All sale insde
By him will be duly acknowledged By the subscriber
A. NJ. STEFSoN.
Grass Valley, May 20, 1856,
as- from the above IL will be seen that the Sub.
scrber has been appointed Agent for the sale Of the
s.;elfOperating ANAL tori for this County ANY
letters addressed TO him in relation to it, will be
promptly attended to.
Although he has power to sell permit to use
outside Of this County, still for the sake Of bringing
into general notice everywhere what he deems in
vention, which win greatly facistethe development
Of important branch Of The mineral ofthe
country. he viii be most happy to give any nforma-
tion upon the subject which may be desired by per-
sons who beyond the limits Of any local agent or
who may not be able TO communicate direct with the
inventor Parties in remote portions Of this State
In any Of the Atlantic States who may be desrous to
prncure Of these machines can be put In the way
Of doing so, By addressing the Subscriber. The
chine l. made both of cast iron and OF wood. II will
occupy space Of from four TO cubic feet accord.
ing 10 the number of drawers which Il may be desr-
able to use. When made NJ cast iron IL will weigh
aboHf twenty FIVE lbs TO each draurr-if wood about
half that weight. six or eight drawers may be con
idered s'set.n tn which any additional number can
he added at the option Of the purchaser The sale Of
a right gives the privilege Of using many drawers
the purchaser may ct to attach to one battery
set of batteries connected.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
MINING MACilNER Y
BRADFORD'S PATENT
ORE SEPAR RAT OR s.

'rifsE MACHINES are offered for sale and oren
I - the examination OF the Mining Community OF
California, perfoFmins all that is undertaken for
thegn viz 20 concentrate the mineral Particles Il
tue rock after u has been crushed and -iEsd. The
operation l. nothing than mech ianicaiiy pan
ninx uu, ~ but "a nicely wolking that gold can be
tsnnst readily fruai - black sand. The most i'm
pnrtant application l. 20 concentrate ruiphure,s
fg0;a quartz. doing {; rapidly sni well. Nothing
new and are In use on =. sumhar - mining proper
ties in the older States. Machinery exhibition,
ard Tor sale by JESSE : Bl.YDESBuKGH
& nj 3m I20 Market street, san Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

MARRrAGE az EXTENSIVE LuxuRr.-The
Boston Traveller sevs that there has been
marked decrease of the number of marriages
in that city within the last year. which II
stkihutes 10 Che hardness Of the times.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

srIsEAx vsrr7ss syTrE GONG TO law.
That ocHses ever must produce ,fofs
In me behold reversed great natures laws
An my stTsrfs lost by a single oapse.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
ss%y s,s & G'srS. ssss. liih ia 'ass. nSl 6ile,

eSas,y eais q q SAS Sssaas 1iih aaicsi District.
ThoH,a. y Paine " Joshua Sweet. et al'
In application of iltI's Attorneys herein. aud IL
apfea RIM "a any satisfaction that gi cause af ae
on exists against the Ieiendcnt. Joshua sweet that
he ,ruper party thereto, and that tue said le-
sidsnt l. not rr-ceni oI this state, and that the
residence. Of aid defendant j. unknown L. Plaintiff,
4, l. ordered that the summ0ns herein be served
upon the said Joshua sweet by publication in the
aNevada Natianalf for Three Months.
Given under my ha MI this November 2nd, 1858.
THOMAS H. CAswkIl.- Go Judge.
Attest-Rufus shoemaker. tlerk Of District onrt
By VIM. Smith. DepHty.
Nn( onusll 4 Niles, Ilttfs Atty. 10 om
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution established bF
Special End0umenf for the heiief
cffhe Sick and Distressed,
afflicted NTH piyulent aud
PuII.AnEI.PuIA

Of the Sick and Distressed,
afflicted tcifh piyuIent aud
Epidemic Diseases.
IN time Of Epemcs il Is the object Of the Isstits
tion TO established Hospials, 10 provide Nurses
Phy ysCians, Clothing, Food, Medicines, &c., for the
sick ani destitute to take charge Of the orphans Of
deceased parents, and to minister in every possible
way 10 the reliefOf the afflicted and the health Of
the public al large. II Is the duty OF the Directors,
at such times, to visit personally the infected dts
trist. and to provide and execute Of relief.
Numerous physicians, not acting members Of the
Association, usually enrol their names its book
subject TO be called upon lie attend its hospitals,
fIeS Of oliruge.
In the absence Of Epidemic, the directors have
thorsed the Consulting Surgeon to give advice sud
medical aid TO persons suffering under Chronic
DISEASES ola yirulent character srising irots
abuse Of the physical powers, NAL treatment, TIE
elects Of drugs, &c, &c.
Various REroKTs aud TRACTS on tie nature ana
treatment Of Chronic Diseai IS, by the Consulting
surgeon have been published for gaiuitons distfibn
tiOn. and will be sent FEEs CHAggE the afflicted
Address for Reports or treatment lr. skClaiE
CALHOUN Consulting Gu reon. Howard -issecis en-
No. south Ninth street. lhiladelpLia, II
by order oi the Directors
EZRA Il nhdRTWEiL President.
GEo. Edli;CHilb, Secretary. lazy
GHatsTs.-lfyo you want the best SHIRTS for year
~ money call On IakAEt
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
NOTICE! To Quartz

MINERS and Others Engaged in Mining
ID ENG informed that several persons have fihAr
ID TED our
PATENT metallic Plates,
For Saving the Smallest Particles Of Gold
without having treated with US ior the use thereof
and secure the privilege from US, II they would
avoid the utmost penalties Of the law.
Having 'ssesed our iuii rsienl we are now pre-.
Instructions for Its use. TAvNAY a Ce.
AexSr--c. A. hATmEU, oGss Ne. I, q n0p
nssts street, So Sssssssss. ~
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-09
a Grain of Gold.

The distinguished dward Everett is
the most elegant rhetorician in America.
Here is little allegory taken from one
of his agricultural speeches. 1t is liter
ary gem Of the very first water:
Drop grain Of California gold in the
ground and there it will lie unchanged
till the end of time. The cIods on which
it falls are not more cold and lifeless than
it is. Drop but one grain of our bless
ed gold into the ground and 10 +! mys-
terry. ln few days it softens-it sweelFs
it shoots upward-it is a living thing
1t is yellow itself. but it sends up an en-
erald green through the soil-it expands
10 a vigorous stalk-revels in the sun
shioe-it,elf more glorious than Solomon
in his broad futtering leafy robes, whose
sound as the west wind whispers through
them falls as pleasantly oD the husband
man S ear, as the rustic of bis sweetheart's
garment; still towers aloft, spins its verdi
aut skein, of vegetable floss. displays its
duncing tasSels ,surcha-ged with feriiliziDg
dust, and at last ripens into two or three
magnificent ba;ons like this Tan ear of
corn) each Of whicb is studded with hun
dreds of grains of gold, every Que pos
sessiug the same wonderful properties as
the parent grain. every Que instinct With
the same productive powers.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-09
To Farmers.

Farmers and others, owning property
in the neighborhood OF towns are greatly
annoyed by having their fences. eDclos-
lug their lands, torn down and the rails
carried off for fire wood. 1t may be somo
advantage for them to know that law
exists in this State, giving power to eve-
~ Justice of the Peace, before " hom any
one is convicted OF breaking down, aud
carrying away, any part Of a fence, to
fno them the SUN of ten dollars, one half
to be pal to the informer, and the other
half to the county. In default Of pay
meDt the Justice has the power, under
the law, to imprison the offender for thir-
ty days in the county Jail.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-09
A Shot in the Flick

We wonder if the following Paixhsn
shot. from the "Notes from the Ply mOuth
Pulpit" by Henry Ward Beeeher, bits
any body in all this region round about!
We hope not. Mr. Beecher said:-
"There is sitting before me in this
consreg alton DOW two hundred men, who
stuff their Sundays full Of what they call
religion, and then 90 out on Monday to
catch their brother BY the throat. saying;
PAY me that thou owest; its Monday
now aud you needn't think because We
sat crying together yesterday, over our
Saviour's suferings and love, that a0
going to let you off from that debt, if it
does ruin you to psy it now"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-09

The storm made It's appearance in the
southeast, at o clock IN. 1t seemed at
6r,t about the size of mans hand. Its
first appearance was that of fountain
boiling over. 1t increased 10 size, throw
ing small cloud like folds from clouds to
the earth, increasing in width and yio-
lence as it approached the earth.
As far as beard from, it began in Cal.
boun County, carrying every,hing-men,
houses, barns. fences, trees and cattle.
with it, from Manchester to distance of
twelve miles. directly northeast. We
can count thirty six dwelling houses.
with all the barns and out houses, de-
stroyed. The numter killed, as far as
heard from, Mrs. Rout, son of John
Van Zanes, Samuel Brown, Portuguese
in the employ of Mr. Route, Jonathan
Carlisle, Jacob Sample and wife, and
Mr.. Thomas. There are about City
seriously, if not mortally Wounded
Most Of them, it is feared. must, die.
To give an idea of the storm, have
in my possession a stone weighing three
pounds that was lifted up and carried 60
feet, passing through a window, 4 feet
from the floor The floor and partition
Of a school-roou, 30 by 30 feet, was car
ried away, with heavy timber, and all
cannot be found within two miles of the.
place: A wind mill was carried over 400
yards, with pipes, pumps, &C., the small
end formost There is not 10 feet square
within the route Of the storm that has
not got rails, boards, &C., stuck in the
ground SO that no one can easily pull out
Whole partitions Of houses are gone and
cannot be found. a man riding in q
field was blown from bis horse, the sad
die torn off and carried about two miles
from the place.
No one can form an idea of the terri
bic effects Of this storm. which lasted but
FIVE inmates, with but little rain. The
cloud was very bright, while on either
side it was SO dark as not 10 be able to
Distinguish objects.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-06-09
NO.2l

sufferers. Committees were appointed
who at once proceeded to raise money,
workmeD, &C., to help to repair the dam
age as much as possible.
How many houses were destroyed or
how much tanage was really done has
hot yet been definitely ascertaiued. Ev-
cry tenement within six or eight miles
Was swept away.