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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13

MR.. BENNETT-sir: This IL TO certify that was con.
wi fined 70 my bed for several days, gevousy afflicted with
TIC I1is which caused high fever, and great inflammation Of
lhe parts .hectsd The soreness extending along The whole
a recuhen ture unable without most eIcru.
eating pain directed wife 70 call ply stefan. DR. Cobb
~ West Broadway, called, who relieved my suffer.
,gs; and IN two days was able TO resume my
conceive to BE- duty make this extraordinary
publicly known Tor the benefit of those afflicted
hesope and painful disease; aud would all
unfortunate be troubled smar causes TO amply
TO him for immediate relief 81 ~.
% Yves, Broadway, orisf Nassau street.
riLEy.Those troubled with this distressing complaint
advised TO call Mr. Flowers, and satisfy themselves
the above " fiction. Medical Dispensary u West Broad
way, door from Murray street. jasoim.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13
BEwARD or IMPOSITION.
who 81 ais my purse, steals trash
Bot he who hlches from me my good name,

pEiNE's ORRis TOOTH PASTE, for cleansing, prc,crv
ing and eauying the teeth, received the fret
the recent Fair Of The American institute.
The uncIused dcntifiee gives the Teeth clean
pcery whebes and and
tartar Il aso improves the coio~ the ps gums pre-
vents and heals All ulcers OF the mouth, the
q ths breath.
o." The -st article that know of cleansing prrscrv
ng and bcsuing the tth " Ptines Oris Tooth Paste
II 10 them clear and pary whtepeas, and imparts
peculiar AID most grateful sweetness TO the breath We
daily comment the attention OF readers,
Tie FINALE rcron Of them. No toilet can be complete without
itn-Ladies M1g.
The unprecedented celebrity which this excellent a
Gle for the teeth speedily obtained under ita
Orns Tooth Psee has induced ,era unprnciped
TO make base Counterfeit preparaobs under
which beware for they probably hhy Injurious
The teeth, aud be compared with the
han Hyperion 70 Satyr The original article has the
fac .me o The inventor and proprietor, O. W. Pene, upon
The label, without which "a ~ not genuine.
For sale only At the Bazaar i7 Broadway Guion, ss Broad
J. H. Hart, ~ y. 27s Broatway and % Huds street
Howe gon i2s Chatham Il; = NJ. Guion, a7 Bowery; J.
L. schIn, III Canal at AID 90 Henry at OF Pike.
Agan-Beware of Counterfcs n2scodsr'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13

no THE PUBLlCWe call the special attention Of the
public the held by "A Co
s for investing IN rial estate situated IN New Or
leans Not hetandng the attempts made by the David
Hale, Of the Journal Of somerce have good
knowing a The affair IN question te entire conf
dence Of Nc cemnuAyand recommend those persons
who have any doubt, 10 call Sylvester Co who de
q the full aud perfect satisfaction
ply 10 any Inquiries uade.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13
GENTLEMEN's CAsT-OFF CLOTHING.
Bought and ,hs full value given ia cash, by

KNQWlNG there are persons who make great puff in their
IN advertise nents for Castof Clothing &c
cas.s do give the value for the same IT, T. will assure
those gentlemen who have such articles by them and who
for every article
line through, the Post Office or otherwise TO the above adj
dress VIII meet with due attention ds 3m'
DOCTOR GbOvERis consulted - usual at HE Ofc. IIs
- pracc and his chemical etper
mens have enabed him to introduce INTO his practice several
acles which prompt curing those 10 which
he aevntes his attention. "
Dr. o. appes strangers that he has received regular ,e
cal sducaon and has devoted his attention for be las, Ton
years v seeet branch Of his profession. His Office Is No
Ann street Priytte entrance third door from the Nseum
through an entry with lamp at the office door
Nb-Ihe Doetor keep general assortment Of Trusses
and Suspcnsory Dandages, which adjusted and asd s
above. ~ ""'
p Snl' celebrated Elixir may b had a, his store, Price
Wv "'"''' je7y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13
CONFIDENTIAL

DR BELL notifies the public that he may be consulted at
IL his Office Or No. Courtland street. two doors from
Broad the confidence all DELICATE DIS
requiring prompt and safe treatment Beng REGs
patients rely receiving all the
attention their may demnd Of
ISSUE based upon the experience of OF twenty
professional duties. Dr. Bell does advertise specific
drop, pill ROB for the cure certain dseaesbut gsarn
all that anatomical medical. end chemical knowledge
suggest each case Separate offices. Attendance from
o'cf A NJ. I'LL 10 1. NJ ial5mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13

ITO THE LADlEs,-DR a. @. HULLs UTERO Alb.
L DOMINAL SUPPORTER is offered TO those Afflicted
with Poisps Fdiing OF TIE Wok, aud other diseases
rmsn ~ every way calculated for relief and permanent
properly fitted 20 the form Of the patient invariably affords
The most immediate immunity FROM the distressing dragging
and bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly All
eases Of Vsceal Of the abdomen and It's kfu
apple always followed early
relief from the patient hers The supporter simple
strueton and be applied b. the patent without further aid
AMOS q. GULL
Office Ve-ey street, Astor House, New York
Pamphlets describing IL and application will be present
ed Al the Office aul
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13

JACHAU'S PATENT.-Thc unde rsened hereby taLes IN.
peasure 70 inform the public, that he haa established
factory G his spectacle Glasses called Jachus Patent Spec
eIe5 lhs slory, tr the convenience Of the public has
5sted ~ NO Chatham stfeet facing the Park where
ne apfy 10 receive ORDERS which he will execute at
A. retail f'' - W. '
hose who ar 70 won't Of this article would do well 10 call
ad % CONVINCED " their superiority.
edich cert their ercelIepcy will be shown 10
u, sc who may desire u.
toid, Silver, and Steel Frames continually on hand
.. CHARLES II. l.. JACHAu,
lhSsm' Chatham street, up stairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES DON EMMETT

NO. n ANN STREET
TERMS OF ADvERT1sING.-The estensiy, e,yr ,l,,,or
Of the HtRsLD, both in town and country makes
channel for advertisers.
Irss.
a. ISIS ISLE 400 ii ~" ~
iIrrs Lrss: y
weeks, 81 80 months, sen
4 month, . 90 9 months 20 -
- All advertisements TO be paid before their ,ns.r
ton. $3.50 '"'N'
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted in the wrEHLY H,s,,, a, a,
SQUARE every Insertion "' ~ w
MoRN,Sa HsRsfD-issued every morning ,,c.rt Sunday,
price fro cents per copy Country Subscribers fn,shed
the rate for spccifc period on IN
vance. No paper sent, unless paid in advance, " ~
WrEELv HKR .LDssucd every Saturday morning AZ rin
scrbers n - per in advance - '''' WV
CohpraPoNDr ed IN
tiers on business meet - post paid. '' WV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13
THE PUBLIC WILL OBSERVE THAT
CTJREHUGH'S

TRIO OPHEROUS, OR INDICATED COMf4oN No.
of his long established and highly approved spee
against ... - o,.y nam
and for the removal of Dsnd1t from inc okih. -
IRON its great celebrity aud success many intaos nave
II fosted public under various DISCUSSES, Sae
article which he has lately named Me
deal Compositions many ladies and gentlemen have oeen
Disappointed in purchasing the for the other This caution
"a deemed necessary to prevent future mistakes
The original aud be had only at the Propreters
Hair Cutting Rooms, of Fulton and Broadway, up
and Of his Agents. B. Dodd, Druggist
ner OF Bleecker and Broadway, and VIM Minor Druggist,
Franklin House, Broadway.
Ready made Wigs Sealps in great variety. jaesm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13

A MEXICAN HOTEL, CITY OF WAsHINGTON.-The
PROPRIETOR Of the above estsb shment grateful 20 public
for patronage and for same
has reduced the price Of boarding 10 81 25 per day.
The above establishment
Third and -Four and Half streets about minutes walk
from the Railroad Depot where porter always in attend
ance 10 take charge Of baggage. = -
ja2s-iaw I'm ISAAC BEERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13
COLT'S BOOKKEEPING.

A PRACTICAL WORK UPON A PLAN ENTIRELY
"A NEWThe which form the basis OF the science
cassed under Five Divisions with denlte explanations
after the forms of aud arithmetic contains so
cabulary of and phrases Also, KEY eN
planning the nature and OF Journa eae oil inc Day
Book entries, practical accountant would explain IN, sam
his pupils this the science that young
of English education acquire knowledge without
the assistance OF teacher which added, Directions 10
the Learner Commercial Calculations and Practical Forms o
keeping books every extent and variety OF commerc'
Public the first delivered the sub
ject &c. &c-ths day published by William Jackson sI
$50 'O' N" - - n66mf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13
NEW CASTLE Del Eeh ,.,h ,sa

NEW CASTLE DEL Feb. I4th, 1889
DR. LEVlsON-Dear sir,-l can be grateful enough
- Tor the have received by the
Medicine iunters Red DnopD was for i've months aact
ted with venerea and dnng time many medicines
but fortunately one was geskag 10 friend the sub
cine that would MI Of which purchased your
agent IN PHILADELPHIA and the result that enjoying
perfect health. Now after suffering long, finding
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop feel my
duty 10 inform the interested where relief may had
It. b. R.
aDivtson. Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13

DIANO FORTES FOR HIRE-A variety of good Piano
Eortes be at No. Fourteenth street between
the Fifth and Sixth short distance from the Rail
road, and be hired by the month single
Also assortment OF Piano Fortes of patterns
OF rosewood and mahogany which will be sold the
tuiers prices, and warranted for a232meod.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13

COUNTERFEIT BRANDRETH'S PILLS. are sold hv
- over 200 Drug stores IN the city Of NEW YORK *
.e doe druggists VINO snail prevent the OF the
world from making s.ised and rejected your fellow
mani - 49, o"
1t deeply to be lamene for the public morals b
justice and mercy to those who might be deceived compcs
"A SELLER OF CoUNTERFEITs.
S9RNER HoGsToN sREET fsof Bo 81 r.
RY west side Of the Bowery and north side Houston
sells counterfeit of my Pills.
IL endeavored by using Shsw Bills very similar TO mine IN
deceive the portion the public belief thai Il
store and thus take the hard earnings of the poor for that
which likely than benefit for if Counter
lett that IS sold at the above store indeed
why should II TO make il sellThe
sion Is that made to injured Why made iure one
Druggist careful that his namy should obsery
ed for he exhibits less than three that
Pills for saleal which only three he consi-
rshonor and honesty perfectly useless But him that
than that of of counterfeit The decd-
eddy the more honorable of tie two. He stands
being sent to the State Prison for years. your seller Of
Counterfeit Medicine knows only action
for damages and the sellers of Counterfeit Medicine have
seldom thing loose they possibly be
They confirm the old rule that out of nothing nothing
My Office the Bowery a few south of this unblusb-
seller of Counterfeit Brandeths Pills Purchase them al
Office which 276 Bowery between Prince and street,
and as you value your health never go to druggists
have known who have used the Genuine
that satisfied they the best medicine had
used were not for CONTRIBUTING knayes, there little
doubt but long before this time they would the place
OF all other purgative medicines AS is they way
to become and depends with the Judicious Pubc
shall be secured IN my just rights.
The Public's obedient servant
B. BRANDRETH, NJ. d, 81 Broadway
@ broadway, 26 Bowery, ls5 Hudson Streets being INV
own Offices the Pills purchased there be relied upon the
e pRaNDPrru NJ ,,,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13

I)R CORBiTT may be consulted ~ the r,1.t rr-c---
= AZ his office, q CITY Hall PLACE near t
New forki where person afflicted With delicate dsesss. G
OBSTINATE ulcers. ~ spepsia worms diseases of
urethrn and Kidneys, and ll diseases arising from the b
mercury 90 tmpurity Of blood are invited 20 cali
If bsneul effects arising from the abuse me- rcur
no description Persons troubled with certain dis~sse 80
sPH - W -oritt with the perfect Of having il ~
&c iy cured without particle Of mercury any other ~
o. The ~ th- applicant - f'0F''N'"'u
ias- Attendance DAILY from %. VI 10 IoPM M Am.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13
No. 4 PECK SLIP

)o,IOh 'ARPENTFR continues ~ usual 10 devote his
and private d.sstaes ~ "'"0A''
lr,'c .ho ave been unfortunate become the victims
o and unprnc pied carstans with which this city
m luenrc % TIE layity ofour laws regulating TIE
are specially solicited 20 call AZ hts Old
hssrl No Peck slip where many thors md
manifold di4esses. ''FtS o''i'efa"ee rom u'eir
To str r,er Dr. Carpenter be-s leave 10 AID that he Il
native AMI - 10 The manor h0~n," h.
fsd esssa ss ape a this city cisqs no royal
cicty ard has had nearly thirty years 1rse,i i
tusliv cures he PATIENTS " st'euiiJ Nid ehcc
o. spqrae Offices AMI entrances f,r the r;. -
fif I'm '-'haoie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13

The United States. Jyas sdSwyyh
NOTICE q application for the exemption Of debtors per
son rom Imprisonment, pursuant 10 the provisions a.,
nth article 81 the first title OF the hh chspr or the Sc
eond part Of the revised statutes. WILLIAM g. PAR
koTT Notice first published January Soth 1884, Creditor,
70 before the Honorable Robert w. Morris 81
the city of New York No Nassau street in said city sthaf
past socock in the forenoon, Thursday the nnh day Of
April next Ja3o-Isw'ThIoix
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13


DOCTOR GLOVER is consulted conhdentiay, as usual,
~ every day, Office. lie continues devote his
treatment all delicate and dsbes for the safe and
speedy removal which he has received the complimentary
notice e strangers and others The recent improvements ~
medicine and pharmacy have enabled HIM TO introduce several
and important remedies which have proved emnenty
cesss in removing geets of long standing seminal weak
Of Hood %
hea dasreeae but certain and prompt
IN eee1ng Strangers are appssd that Dr. o. gradu
sona claims do enttlc him b. reckoned the
dsant doctors medca puers and great pretendrs whose
treated unsuccessfuy by the ignorant and inexperienced
this branch of surgery invited TO make application at his
Office, No Ann street. Broadway, adjoining the Amer
Museum.
n b. Separate entrances separate Offices provided
and all Communications are strictly confidential ,
% Private his Office three doors from the
Museum, he will be found any hour until the
eyeing. Je7-y
NEW SEED STORE.-The subscriber respectfully in
forms amateurs OF horticulture and the public general
that he has just received splendid assortment of Roses, Ca
melias Rhododendron, Kamas and variety rare, pre-.
greenhouse Plants Most of them quite and
have before been introduced TO this country He keeps
OF last years growth and Will sell az the lowest rates
n, WILLIAM WARBURG, No Pine St
perior pure Ale brewd in the German style i, the above
adjustment Of Warburg u constantly hand and for
sale barrels ad half do for family USE also in shipping
order, at No s Pine street, first floor dll 3m'
- Grey Ash, Schuylk Lehigh. from the yard 5O Wash
ington street. Spring Broken and Screened the yard
and delivered free of carriage to part OF the city, at the fol-
Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Broken and Egg $500
do Mountain DO do d 500
sehpyIkin, Grey Ash, B;oken and Egg 100
LsssssSana and Beaver Meadow, Broken and Egg $50
N. B.-Liverpoo and Sidney as low as the lowest
ma Sun P. B.GUERNsEY@ co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13
b. BRANDRETH, MD.

81 600 WILL BE FORFEITED, if p. Poets's Eradi-
Gator fails
disease IN less than twenty -four hours sale Wholesale
and retail by appointment, by A. b. d. SANDS and 100
Fulton street. and the following Drug Cham
beers street and Broadway of Chambers and Church
streets e Broadway 50 and 800 Bowery Burnett HOW'LL
IL Bowery Of Carmne and Bedford Sixth
ayenue and Burnets Patent Medicine store. street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13

=. Powell, 20 Cornhll, Boston, NJ.
Mortimer and Mowbray Baltim.r. Ma
y. March Exchange place, Psrlsnoutb MI
Joseph Gill, Richmond, ".
Lewis Johnson, Washngfon nc
\. e. rarkhurst. CINCINNATI III
Brown aud Walsh. Delaware Delaware Ca oh.o
$. shoup Dayton, Montgomery Co. ono
Il. CLARK, Troy, my
John Rsson. Rahvay, ~ 4
:. ". Caldwell. Syracuse, Nv
William l.. Eastcn. Lovylle, ~
Peter Van Setback, kinderhoot N "
H. y. Jones, Jamaica, 70
Garfield Robins, Hartford. Co.,
Hardc@ty, Harrisonburg
Samuel Weateott, Hudson. Nv
r. g. Lincoln UallowciL NJ
y. Miller n Co. Hagenutown NJ
Charles Crukshank Cleorp stown nc
Ceane Wallace, tioshrn,
BENJAMIN Earl Co. Fall River, M.s
A. J. Hall, Fayetteville, Nc
4, johnson, Franklin, MA
Thos, ". Dawson n Son, Easton, Ma
Ill. Wheely. Dover, MI
stephen Van Shack Albany. Nv
Benjamin Old, Newark, - Nj
Western Ofkee, ~ Wall street Louisville, Ken
n- And by all Dr. VIM Evsn authorized axrpts tbroos,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13

~ TO RENT (possessi0u muediafey W several suites
NiiS Of Rooms ia the two ree story Houses Nos a. and
siS fulton. suitable for lawyer oices. Terms mode
rate Application 10 BE- made 10
fe3 2w- GRAHAM, WOOD & POWERS 20 Wall st
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-16

TO these Oh board, that unless some other
assistance was rendered some mus, be lost.
TIL captains was then requested 10 lower
boat from the deck: this his conduct
showed an unwillDgncss TO do, and il was
only after being repeatedly requested and
even cntreated, that he allowed it TO be
done; though by the means one or two lives
were saved. that must otherwise have been
lost So much for the prompt assistance
rendered by Capt. Burnett. 1t was provl-
dental indeed, Of the whole number, none
were lest. but had they had no other asss-
lance than was rendered through the hu-
mainly and willingness of Capt. Burnett,
many Of them would have been food for
fishes ere this. Whilst the conduct Of the
captain is universally condemned, that Of
the mate is spoken Of in terms highly ia
Foraklc. aud it is principally to his cxcr-
tons that those who were saved, arc IN
dcbted.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-16
TEMPER RANCE CAUSE IN IRE
LAND.
10 the Editor Of the Argus

TO the Editor Of the Argus:
Dear Sir.-Thc Temperance movement
i, still onward in Ireland, and The interest
in it, instead Of diminishing, is rapidly in
crcasing and spreading over the county,
From n Dublin paper just received, VIC
learn that Father Mathew continued 10 go
from place TO place, administering the
pledge, and that the people appear ready
en- mdSSc to promise everlasting abstinence
from all that can intoXIcatc.
In the CITY Of Dublin 10000 took the
rlcdgc in ono week. In Loughrca and
ncirhborhood, 81 AGO. In Fortuna, 30
600 took The pledge the first day OF Mr.
Matthew's visa. and 80, 900 in the second,
maiinr in all 50, 900: many of the higher
classes, protestant as we'll as catholics uni
ted As Mr.. Mathew Was to leave 'hlS
racc at half past a. M, he was engaged
from daylight Of the third day till the t;,nc
OF his departure, in administering the
plcdgo 10 thousands VINO had not taken it
ON the two previous days. The paper
states "that between Galway and Longh-
rca, and the road to poltuma, from $50,
600 to 200,000 persons took the pledge"
In these vast aSsemldagcS, not IL single
accident of any kind occurred, nor WAS a
drunken man seen. The plan Tor admins
ferng tho pledge and asccrtaningiih2 mum
,b,r Of those VINO took ii was TO assemble
them in regular ranks. Says an eye wit
ness at ono of these places" As Father
Mathew rccitcd the words Oft the pledge, and
was at n loss whether To admire more tho
morality OF the sight or its soIcmnity, loi
the pledge was at the same time repeated
by the lips Of 1850 on their knees
OF the 500, 900 persons 10 whom Faith
or Mathew has administered the pledge
within n few months, not one has yet beer
known 10 have broken 1t, or to have beer
brought before tribunal Of justice for any
criminal offence. Whenever this cxtraor
ainary administers the pledge he admo
nshcs the people oil the nature of the pro
mise they are about 10 make, and the InvI
oIability with which it should be observed
lie exhorts them while casting off tho YOKE
al in,ompcrancc, to abandon also crcry 9th
or rice, such us rioting, faction fighting
nriya.c combinations, illegal oaths. takin:
of firearms, serving lhroatning notices
.Nc. &c. He cxhortS them, olsoto forge
religious anamosilics, 10 live IN peace
with all, TO observe the laws OF God an'
man, to respect the powers that be, no
rom fcar, bHt fer conscience sakc,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-16
THE STEAMBOAT NEW ENGLAND

We regret To learn that this boat while al Suu,h-
por; on her lst trip up the innocent of m
accident Which might have tcrgHaated diSasirausly
hul Cor The prompt and careful attention ether officers
and crew lighter hich had been along side for The
purpose ofreceiying freight passengers, &c. was cast
loose, was supposed. latter being flowed as near
shore possjble} but afterwards appeared was
held fast by line nea. the cen.ro the consequence
OF which was, that when the word was given "ill
clear the engine was pUt in motion which immedI-
aiely capsized the lighter. The captain immediate
~ stopped his boat and rendered such prompt asss-
tauce to the persons Who in the lighter, that
they speedily cxfricaied from their peFons ST.
tnaiion, and sent shore in the steamboai's yawl
The conduct of Capt Burnett IS spoken of in The
and the accident can in way he attributed 10 any
carelessness inattcntion the part of the officers
ofthe sieamhoat.''- MI Ado May 81
We do not know where tho editor
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-16
Southport CeIeGrap D..
Southport, tW.T.) June 10, 1870.
TER MS

The Southport Tc'egraphNii i'll he published week
~, on an Imperial sheet, al two dollars and hall
per annum: payable half yearly in advance. lfray-
ment he not made previous Ia the expiration of the
first moaih, an additional twenty-five cents will be
charged on the hafyeary subscription.
Advertisements inserted nj the rate of one dollar
Per square, tseycnepa lines under for the first
insertion and twenty five for each subsequent
insertion.
All advertisements left vithnui notice to the
time of insertion, will he continued until fobid and
charged accordingly.
No subscription will be discontinued antl all ar
rearages paid. unless The oplon of The editor.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-06-16

We presume our readers generally before this, arc
acquainted with the circum OF The destructive
visitation Of NatcheZ, by tornado: violent in its
nature and resulting, perhaps in great n desirue
ton Of life and properly any ever known. The
track was in The neighborhood Of two miles in dh
and it left universal desolation in its course. 1t
burst upon the city of Natcez about The dinner hour
for the principal houses in the city and when large
portion of the population were assembled in the no.
tells I, had been stormng Violently for some time
pre, ious but the first direct intimaion Of the ap-
proach Of the tornado, the sudden darkness,
which rendered The lighting Of candles necessary.
IL lasted in fury for nearly half hour. bu: the
principal part of the ruin effected in The space of
from three to five minutes. During that time the
must have been awful beyond description; the
air being daikcned by the fragments OF ienemcnts
which n moment before had formed The beauty of the
city The steam. boats and dat boats in its course on
the river were all either partially entirely destroy
ed. The following, from late Brother Jonathan
| gives the latest ascertaIned loss of life:
The Ndicbc= Disaster At length VIC