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HoRRicAsE.-The Carbondalc Gazette Of tho
26th ult. says =" On Friday last, ebout 6, P. NJ.
OF the most terrible hurricanes passed over
part OF our village ever witnessed i'll this section.
heavy c.oud came up, threatening bard shower,
and about the time the rain began 10 fall here,
double current Of wind passed over The lower part
of The village, one from the South and the other
from The Vest, ea.h apparently striving for the
mastesy.t but either not willing 10 give in TO the
other, they united forces and went OF in North
easterly direction. Dry goods boxes, blrres boarJs
and shingles and every thing movable taken
up by the wind and carried along a fearful speed
some rods distant; chimneyt tops were shattered,
and bricks thrown down; shanties and outhouses,
IN tho lonet loiaPidated Of tempvraIy auucIure,
were urroofed windows blown in, shutters wrench
ed OIL fences thrown down, and many Of the gardens
considerably injured. track, about ten rods wide
was madc through The wood, to its whole extent,
just back of the village, by the trees being blown
down. The time the wind lasted was not az long as
II will require read this article, and while it was
tearing every thing 10 pieces square, the ad-
joining above, the store of Mrysrs. Love &
Gillespie, on the corner, was no, visited at all
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