% light frest visited Streudsbury. Monroe
CO., Pa, on Monday morning last
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LIGhrNISG.-Among the remarkable ravages
by lightning in various parts of the country this
season, we record the following On the Goth
ult. the house of Mr.. John Barnum Of Menkton
was struck, the gable end dashed IN, knocking a
man cut of bed to the floor, without however oc-
casioning any serious injury. In Hinesburgh, the
barn of Mr.. Martin Leonard was struck together
with sheds, out houses, twenty-five tons Of hay
and some grain were consumed Great efforts
were necessary TO preserve his dwelling house
from the same fate, which was effected by tearing
dewn adjoining buildings.


Middlebury lYs.l Press. Aug. ,