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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

Ia As Exccuor of the late MrA Sarah l. Nort shall Inn,
a coed sell, Tnr nspAr the 18th day Of October IY
All The property sold under will To- nj,
The Household and Kitchen Furniture and the House Lot
end of Main Street. which e1esatrix
residence time of her death. The Lot aiu "a
feet inches Main Street, running bnek the distnc,
The House has rooms, besides the basement sml
House. DC This property Is conveniently situated bust
ness part Of the city.
sac "f the personal property will commence O'clock
r. NJ the premises The real estate will be sold oclcI
Z. NJ.
that amount, credit III MONTHS negotiable
ctory endorsed For the real estate csh payment o
sixth will be reuircl--or tho n.siduc, l. O. ~ IL
aud "a months will be gwen the payments bearing from
SALE negotiable paper satisfactorily will b
required, and the lien retained until the whole Of purya
money Is paid Possession will be given Inc no
executed. Selling Executor shall only convey Will
special warranty though believe tbs title to be perfectly good
j. N. GORDON, Executor
N. BAll persons indebted 10 said will please mai
immediate payment All persons having claims against sai
estate will present the same 60 me for payment. ~
nri 1. ,l3inMtl}ncl j. n. GORDON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
Valuable Real Estate For Sale in Liberty

40 DESIRING 10 remove offer for sale privately tnoi
Blu. desirable RESIDENCE known Chestnut IIl n,Tr
Liberty. Tue lot contains ga acres Of land having
lrgc and conyrncn; Brick Dwelling House. with nix room,
besides two offices On the grounds adjacent the necs
S. "nthuiings aud colivenienccs either enel, new or in
good repair. " " "
Also my i"neco Factory, situated vcnien the cp,
and hi,ei M Win NV ami improved Hydraulic Macincr,
ana Al The Other HAirts for conducting
iaollh2 1,ii'ca~ on ir,c scale. There Ia,
Tor! lot II i''N shop aud Houses Tor The hands
dethf uunvrc>sar! 10 give particular al,
{" tins ir,"ri! arsms sh.ng 10 purchase in, lied
examine Tor themselves.
should ~" above property moi be disposed Of the sb
day OF October next will on that day be offered at public
auction. 10 the highest bidder, upon liberal credit
34d3tawtds MICAJAH DAVIS
e L,IM md Whit, cds -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
New Fall Stock

81 arrived from the Northern cities with full stock Of
- FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, for gentlemen The
latest styles and the fashionable apparel. the
priccs can be fln establishment, 3 Main
Also, large supply III Gents Furnishing Goods which
viii sell lower than other house in
cat salr Boots, sics Of al qualities prices Ia suit rk
Naii AMI Umbrellas The best Eastern Factories urc on
exhibition and v III ~ sold cheap.
l"uh- AMI Boys CLOTHING ia all ST, les and qualities
Iieise cal at Hiksif srgArs NOw in Mnrlr
ana y T. Lewis, AMI look for your SELF i
ever been -'liins cheap TO Increase custom.
Mnildrt and Farmers will well To exam ne our
al >rrAaAt- tluiliiL, shoes, de-, II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
Sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat

sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat.
49, THE quality OF selling hold and causing lLc en-
Pson q drav.d hnuors possessed by no other
ne tssaes involved in that acled by the disease In fac
'ey seizt ur Those huIn"rs much om Dreferepee as
rom ndia affinity bccasG thtir below that of The am,
fohg parts an which, settling tissues Of the tIro
.i s around tile throat Segion produces sore thread, ssc
thi"at plague AMI the and fever Within ~
ut aer ior q" N pills arr taken there peculiar rre
!,s IN e PIT Affected sirf o. solrcting up III. diseased
''un'rs ready t'r Aiison No lur or weake,jny Ill =, %
t ,n,,. ar r h,r use bease hey upon e
Ps ihkeH earl! The! NIL organic iseus,s I'm -
Important In sickness, 10 Use that uecne wlc, only Vii
Enists The disease, and leaves evil effects hmJ
York. >' ' 81 "ai' street, View
sept lot,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
Guns. quns!i Guns

w are ~" ia receipt of the iaycs stock OF I'll " We
W have ''r ad the pleasure exhibiting. comprising
' ~ 'hr u' celebrated London makers such IS Moore"
y: "hn'",eh.r Bcnti, son. Mant"n, liuss,, Mortimer,
i-c"iS " Ones ranging IN price from IL t. $lJn
',ts Dixon fls"s bi iii.s Game Bags Caps, " ads
an 'ef thhs hetstr, iH complete equipment for the III
Also, Colts aud ,Iocrs. Aliens smith 4 Wcsson as
Shtfi" 5 Saloon Pistols, single barrelled Pistols.
Also, Another stock o those celebrated RrI ~ manufaiu
ga expressly for Ills, and which have given universal sails
t"''"i al! aild see them. CDLlIotiNS II WILLS,
Stpl 3, DIS ~ Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
SAILS ~ AUCTION
FUrUwn BAYS.
Valuable Lam and Mill fer Sale q: Auction

- THE Reni Geek NIL with 22s Acr,. of Land NJ
~ tarhcd Nlliers lou-e, Cooper shop, large Iumb,
-ouse wiihin half Hiie Of he lanai, store iInu.
aud Lunsbef IIese Of Bent Creek, will m s, an
tle - lav a. nexl 1853. There good er
or ri ay aiuseiaFng purpose, and the land productive
that IL o,snD With wood fand sufficient support mill ami
amen ne mill, In the hands oI III hu,is,
might be operated ayantagcousy as Flour tom Nll
es'a III s,,s9 10 examine he nsms. H. h,n s-
before the day Of saie.
Terms an the day ~ sale.
The vale will be made Creek at the Sor- House m
out reserve. slI.As T. VAwTEE, Trustee Re
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

Mr. WILLIAM i. SnErnrRp. lately representa-
tive in the Legislature from tho county of Brck.
ingham. died at the Court House Of that county
last Wednesday Of Typhoid foyer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
House and Lot, on Main Street. For S,,.

49, THE HOUSE AND LOT, recently occupied BY E.w,
A Matthew's on Main street. In the city Of Lynehbrg are
offered for sale privately until the 18th October nrxt
which day, II previously sold, they will he void al nnb
aucon upon the premises TO the highest bidder. This one
Of the most convenient ind desirable private Residence.
Main Street The premises In good repair and The lo u
back from Main 10 Church Streets and has upon H. beside. tbs
dwelling house. all the necessary oulhouses Apply To r
Thos H. Nelson, or Jno o. t. Goggn, Seth woodroof
SEPT ,luwts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

Hair Restorative.

M WE are pleased Ia be- able To record the satisfaction
sY Of patrons after trial Of article advertised III
We the satisfaction know several of
Who have used Prof Wus Hair Ii sorai,c, and pro-
ted to t Just what the advertisement says il. We
have personal ar,luainancs, who were hcnc-
the lave tried IT, an now their hair 10 restored 10 s original
color and they willingly add their testimony 10 It's enieacy and
give information others desiring IT, This speaks
article advise. all who do wish appear
GODS Hair Western Patriot
Sold h all good Druggists sept 2?-2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
Pocket and Table Cutlery

aS'r'ih'n IN this department of trade Is mos! eNtu
80 NNr ana >hte We have W! had Tia. al uicfn-
l" NE p"3hc, ei!aeihg Pocket Cui!,,. chAIe-
quaint, /" the finest nie--ao, bowie >irng PORK
81 hNe'; lahe t"r, in utl ivory s.s. only vii
,,Nc "f tliiri f"tAN Ehd Hos
Iane' Cnr'rrs seels, %e. superior sl,.. ss"''
ncl>e,r>, St. SAN f. NJ SIMPSON
~ I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

d.. We are authorized to announce WIN. a.
CLEMENT candidate for the tlerkship of the County
Cuprt o Campbell sept y dido
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

Tug ISHABiTsSTs or THE EARrH--C w Del
terich. n very thorough and careful staff ,talar
and director Of the statistical Department Of Berlin
makes the following Classification Of the inhabl-
tan,s Of the earth according 10 creed: lie takes
the whole population ol:he carth, l.2oO.ooo 600.
and these he ciassfrs ms follows: Christians
1911 per cent; jews 0.37 per cent; ASa'c relI-
gions iG- Is per cent; Mahonednn 1881 percent;
Pagan 300 perrent the 335. 600 900 of chris
tians he divides ~ follows: Roman Catholics 3d.
per cent; Protc.tants $50 per cent; Greek Cath
olics 81 Ter cont.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
Strayed or Stolen

T. FROM the residence q thu. 81, ,rr...r \, ihlr.
t~S@ summit on the Or.irr' - t't\a. ~ - go.
49, Nhicrsi county. I'D
hrf, ir'l. s'ntl HbRiEL MARE, IL tr end n..h
t"' IN me irehrdi ani large HAi Il t sra her mouth
i''i ni' rh' - t hrte si!iabc iti Ill u ratlir
their d liver! 10 me, near New Glasgow
:-lA,.s .IANsnV THOMAS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

Rlly" We arc aulhorzed to nnnounce ALFRED
g. REID candidate the Cicrksiip of the County Court
% Campbell. sept 22.,ltde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

WARsING TO ArnLEyJcs.-The Chicago Journal
chronicles sad case of warning against that fool
hardness and over-exertion which may oil too-ea-
lent. A man named stearns in the employ of
Chaplin \ Fox, . short time since, in com pany
with number Of friends, was engaged in jump
ing. hitting and throwing, when, becoming excited
he undertook to out-do his companions throwing
crowhar, 10 doing which he so injured himself in
ternally that he took to his bed, and although he
had the best medical advice, he fingered in great
in Vermont.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
Ehp Fair! Ti,n Eair!!

VNE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the
dcsgnc AZ The old stand, NJ l2 Main street, where he
VIII be- pleased in receive CONTINUANCE of the liberal
trounr bestowed the late all Win
call thai effort viii be render satisfaction
III Pictures rates ut charges. Ne.
Wras aNrthc agency firth QARtRtrY Dor HlE fnRfAp
ln'k >iii'n SEEMING MACHINES Ii hcns. tells iurk>. gathers
and rmb"h and does NIL The work al the best fl2j Machines
is tar simple aud less complicated than Other Ma
CHIME and Is sold AT the low prices ni fu aud 500 Best
Cabinet Machine 80. lie has Patent Adjustable licnurr
manufactured cNprcs. for the Quaker Ill, Machine The only
That hens all widths and thickness From the
Der sold 10y " :. Tanner Co, while acting agents. the
general satisfaction which The Machines civ the under
signed feels hesitation recommending
nov III Can and examine them. y. :. TANNER,
oct adts No Main Street l. uchtIrp Na
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
CANDIDATES FOR CLERK.

rky- We are authorized to announce JNO. ID
ALEXANDER as II candidate for the terksp of the Count
Court al Campbell. snpi 2>di'ofe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

A WAN o. RACES The Mountain Messenger.
oil Cahfornia, gives an account of u "war of tho
races" in its vicinity jamaica Vs. American me-
grocs The following is the rer6atim and Hteya
i'm "f challenge which has been sent and nc.
cepted:
PoRr WINE. august 18th,
SAR understand dat you hab made de unfnr.
tenate ashprshon dat you could whip any Ameri-
eau niger. Now. sar, am II Kentucky niger,
ana KIN clean out a!l English nggers, you in par.
tikular. Chose your time and place. sar--de soon.
er and more convenient de better. l will 6yht
either s,end up or rough and tumble fight.
BRYANT YOUNG,
JonN STEPHENS, LA PoRrE
The fight is TO be conducted under the rules Of
the English ring-tO cume of at La Porte on
Monday morning, Aug. 10Th, at 7 o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

FILllnrsrERfSo MoyEnESTs.-"We hear ir'ni
reliable source" says the Louisville Courier.
that another ilbaster exhibition is now ersnni-
zing. Don Rsphie Nora n brutber Of the Ex.Pre-
sideni IL Costa Rea. who is now in exile, Walker,
and other restless spirits. ore connected with the
affair Two thousa expected to leave
New York and southern ports on October 9th. but
there may be deny beyond thr -et time. Tue de-
sign /. TO conquer Costa RIGA aud Nicaragua, and
unite them into one State"
The New Orleans pnpers Of September Goth
contain the following advertisement!
FuR cniRlQrE.-Persons wishing 10 emigrais to
tho gold diggings of chiriqui, IN Genital America.
will apply nt once. ns steamship will start from
Mobile on saturday. the lst oI October next. NJ
A. M, positively.
Emigranls from the country ARE requested 10
be in Mobile by that time, and my rely on meet
lug with no delay.
For passage apply to ii. MAuRY,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

E.ty"We are authorized to- announce X. f.. MAN
sos, I'D. II candidate Tor the tcrk ship nj the Count. Court
# ti.upit;t ,-,.Iuic
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

no" 10 rnE VOTERS " TnE torNTN Of CAMP
tIY III INsennrR". announce sell c!ii
dtllc The tork ship Of The Count, Court of Campbell
sept II It'lotr ITO. /" AEEiNGloN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

Elfe" We are authorized tn announce WARNER
J.. JONES, ESQ, candidate the tcrkip Of The toun
~ uuil Of Campbell county. sept Ii-dItitlofc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

WE have six good Saddle aud Work HORSES for saic-
w Those in need Of horses will please give a CALI
oet edls FRANKLIN ~ co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

RS3S" We are authorised h. aiInuuncc j. \. GDk-
Don a Candidate The fl.rksip Of the County Court OF
Campbell, made 10y the resignation al Gto VIM Dab
nry Esl flcct Mu>p.Y Ia November sept lI,lidoi,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
Mutiny on Shipboard and Attempt to
Murder

Yesterday morning while the schr. Matilda f.
Wells, Capt Robert j. Conk. was being tnwed
down the river by the stcam-tug Columbus, aud
while nearly opposite Willinks ship-yard,a revolt
occurred On board, which came near resulting in
the loss of lilc, it appears from the evidence, as
taken before Justice Felt and Cuuncll that sail
or by the name Of John O'nonncll, had been pre-
viously lodged in jail by Capt. ConE. for relusn,
to do duty. As the schooner was about to put to
sea yesterday morninro Donncll was put on board
hy AN Officer, The mate Of the schooner ordered
him 10 do something n"t which order he refused
to obey. Ihc Capt. then repeated tho order, and
O'pounel stll refusing to obey, the Capt seized
HIM by the collar, ealing to the mato to bring the
handouts. ~ he did 50, O'Donnell struck him
twice over the bead with n slung shot, when Cant
Conk returned the b.uws with his hst, and Selling
the sailor by the hair Of the head held him down
t" prevent him from striking him. while the mate
wrcst'd the spng shot from his grasp. After o.
Donnrll bad been di>nrmrl. the Capt lot him loose
aud ordered him To- ~ to his duty instead of which
he sprang over the side Of the vessel into the river
and swan for the shore
Capt. Conk, running aft, got his revolver and
fired two or three shots at O'Donnell. without of.
icct. and while standing on the house close by
the rail, was pushed overheard by another sail
or 10y tn" name of John Williams Tn, captain
benz unable to swim. would, in all probability,
have beeu drowned, but Tor the prompt asss-
tanre ot those on board the schooner l.. S. Davis,
Which was also IN tow astern of the Columbus.
n line was thrown to him which he was inrtu-
nate enough to grasp. and by which he was kept
above water until he was taken aboard Of the h..
). Davis.
ODonnell vas arrested on shore, and taken To
Justice Felts Office. Being loft for short time
IN charge of "4hcer Galloway he jumped from the
window into Bay Lane, aud cndcavored To ef-
feet his escape by runnng he was, however,
promptly pursued hy officer Galloway and others,
ty whom he was captured and brought back to
the ofice.
Alter full bearing Of the case, the Justices
COMMITTED both the prisoners, O'Dannell and Viii
lam@. to stand their trial at the January term of
the Superior Courtfor assault with intent to mur,
! der. SdraInah Nems.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

pay. Persons wishing to emigrate from this city
will call at 10 Exchange Place, New Orleans.
Is not this Chrigul movement connected with
the expedition mentioned in the Louisville Courier?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
To DYSDepticS


NJ AID al who sufr me lorlnrrs which this disease
icy iniicts ANOTHER Of its man. phases
y,ui, permanently and -lecoiy by using the oxirS
.nr Iirrrr>
1itr Htekig Noci'ette Of sept. j., says:
E>.,ia -, the prevailing diseases of our country
h bh la climate mi the almost universal habit q"
riis meals Ia" rapid, 10 admit OF proper digestion lui
Ia spite adv circumstances, this disease when
bcenc chronic disappears rapidly h. the use Of the OK
yrna. BiIcr winch iia" been found Ia prove nialibl
remedy.
From The Publisher of n wilr! circulated Magazine.
Bo>roS, Jul. |, lsjs
Mf,-is : W. FuwLE Col have taken three h,ttles Of
the tcnard llers and nave derived great benefit from
their have been much troubled with Dl s,psia for
years. and found nothn. thai afforded relief until
used bcrs. d,crrtulIy recommend them to all who
afflicted with this troublesome, and stubborn complaint
JAMES DBlSsoS, al the STUDENT ami Sctooihadte.
From tim \. G, poDaE, our Minister to SPAIN
W,suISGIoN, d. G.. May l..
Dn tifu. Il. '.rrN- Dear Sr:-fhr BTTlgs
with hrh kind AS 10 furnish have had
troubled with Dyspepsia fur
wears which time tried remedies
with good Biticrs in the enjoy,
good hcati and hope and believe, that all who
tile oNrGfSAirp HlrrEK viii ihd them scrvctabe
have found them.
With high spcet, y"ar "b'L servant,
A. c. DODGE.
Prepared by s. W F0WLE& co, RosToS, and sale by
William A. STROLLER Co., and John II. sea.. lynehbarg T.
e. rugh Campbell H.: and fly all Druggists and dealers in
nIcli'ine throughout the city aud country. sept 2?s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

Important to Shipmasters and Crews.
Or Nl,Nt twenty Years since, MAS very seriously in
V4 jurl III one Of NJ! hip,, by IN contact with
the an 'r Of the ship of which srohd The rlis,
was 81 bad HAT my Ia Ia, given great trouble
iin" ,l"t "l Year ago last A?rl. when heard DAVIS
ram hilcr aad immediate. procured both, using
acrr'!it t. The directions entirely cure. in
and have experienced the least my complaint
i""lh- "'iuHr@acr of hay n. ths valuable ncd;Hc con
stahH ~ nt, before starting for In Marcel last liz,
stp t'aNrt from New Aota, purchased
taA" wiki While ut Antwerp. wa, attack
t' wan very severe d,Honer! gay" him the Pain klr
AMI cured aim III hurry
GA ia, lni>>lg" home, with hundred and
-rn-,r>, administered this valuable To
sick ahl nn' th' without gciu, relief lady paS,r-
ger IN particular WAS troubled with bad headache, winch
s" said there was no cure ing been troubled
ct The iiIc tor years told her had rcuc, and gave
her he tH Killer. which, To her surprise. did the cure
s'r Ia iit sought in vain for had good a medicine
nS eN'r MAS pct IN board ship. but did open it, there b,in
u" hcee>! lr II tho Pain Killer answered all purposes nj
'' IA ~ -IJr"r' y recommend
like ;l apply al this valuable uriIieiLe him
L" a Valuable and to use in cas-, q,
""!iiN =" bruises which iit, aud frequently do han.
IL slpboard
'hh!> lulillK ALLYN late Master of the Ship Louvre
q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05

M TIE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTRACTS
IrSy WILLS, &c., upon short notice. -
scIl 2g.t. WM u, BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
Fall Stock of Hardware.

SEPTEMBER. 1889.
w are now IN receipt Of Fan stock of HARDW ARR
w which friends and cusferswilI NM, ms varied an
cheap as usual, aud 10 which invite iheir attcnton.
81" "hds lOI.IIOIiNS N WILLS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
HODGES &t,o.'s

BED and Gage Portable Tenoning Machines
~ PATENTED NAY g. 1859.
fbhiE most useful Invention out, for TENNIS raising anrr
,r doors, blinds and SASH md accuracy and
sc unsurpassed Hand power only requisite Several are
no" N use IN this city, oei idtsl UoIlfOUNs WILLS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-05
j q II n l.. WIN s. Il . \

TO HUNTERS.
a now receiving great variety Of Guns ASp e,".'
~ '' >l,ettd cr fully from the mcst extensive ''
m h'as< l"h singh and double barrels, u the ts' ,.
t'!'ts OF Lewis Tonnes. Mnntol, lt.n,rr, M"rnti n
afris iiehiiy sons and others uf fine f~ list, sin' W.
anu Illuminated Sized, Sporting Tackle oi every d.scri
sept 20 dts SAM'i. NJ. sIuPsoN
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08
Taller Berry-Bushes.

Mr.. DEMoCRAr IL noticed an article in
your last paper, about famous tall borry-
bush, five feet high. II you will call at my
promises, will show you, growing from one
root, seven bushes OF this years growth,
averaging moro than five feet each, one OF
them being cisht and ono half foot high
Tho bush Of last years growth has moro
than liftocn hundred and fifty berries on it,
G. A. BIsBEE.
MIR Rnndall's berry bush was tho frat to
which our attention was called, and, neg.
lccting to examine tho gardens of our
citizens as thoroughly MS wo should ike to
havo done, wo really thought, in our sim
plicity, that it was big one But wo have
since heard of many bigger ones--somo Of
thom exceeding in height, even those Of
friend Bisbco. Verify, thoro is no end to
tall things
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08
Severe Storm.

This section was visited, last Saturday af.
torroon, by ono of the most violent storms
of wind and rain that it has ever known
Fences and large trees were rrostratcd, ana
in some instances, the roofs of houses were
blown of by tho wind. Tho storm was not,
however, so severe in this section as in
somo others, where immonso damage was
done, md many lives lost Tho Cleveland
Lfdder says:
During tho forenoon the weather had
been exceedingly hot. although it became
guSty towards noon; SO scorchlng was the
sun, that vegetables in tho gardens wilted
ns if hot wator had been poured on them.
At 2 O'Clock n dalk cloud, accompanied by
lightning, appeared in tho Wo5t; the wind
began to rise aud soon blow II hurricane,
with driving sheets of rain. Treos, fences,
shods, and in some cases, houses were seri
Uusly damaged. Tho treGs, those beautiful
ornaments of our Forest City" were blown
over, and brokol of in nll directions. Sew
oral trees were blown down in the circle OF
| tho West side, and sad havoc was made
among them throughout tho City. Chin
neys wore blown down, foncos laid out,
and things sent "kiting" gcnorally.
| number Oi trSrS were blown down III
tho Woodland and Catholic Cemeteries, and
upwards of fifty on kinsman street.
Tho tin covering of tho Fomale Seminary
WAS almost entirely stripped of by the wind
aud two chmueys blown over.
Tho iino grounds Of Hiram Griswold, Esq
in tho same noighborhuod, were damaged
from falling trees.
Tho roofs OF tho wood shed aud wagon
house Of Prof St. John wero blown OIL.
Tho Cleveland HcraM Gays:
Tho terrific storm that we experienced
hero on Saturday. tho End, was worry geno
raj in its sweep. IL caught tho big balloon
ut tho lower point OF Lake Ontario, and il
rugod at Cincnatti. At tho luttcr place
tho Commercial says there wero two storms
ono at IA and tho othor at IL o'clock M
night A new three story frame house wal
completely blown ovor: tho lightning strucl
n house on Ross Hill, ripping up tho floor
des troying tho furniture. A planning mil
was destroyed and the damage was $4,000
, and two stone fronts in process of erection
on Ninth Street, wcro blown out aud th
, sldo walls shattered.