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s ~. IL y = ~, ls. q! tll @ 3! lns. lYt
q S ssSss sussss g Ssusd1y W Ssss3 = a. :slss
Nsrs s,sss.sins The auss..isns ne sio.s. TeaIsa
lsxo lower than on saturday. nssf-Thsrs wss no
change In prices 100 bbis country mess sold at eli IS
No.change In lard which was quiet at 81 ask Cheese
was steady at az Nc.
Ricr.-Owing to the continued high frsights, the
ket was very dull, and transactions limited
rates
susAR.-Ths market was firm at TX IN, for New
Orleans, without sales Of moment.
sHEps.-Flaxsesd, rough, for crushing, held at
$40 olk per eres Clover continued in good request at
Saturd ~ . rates
TALLow.-Ws report sale of 5000 lbs At 50. cts.
WHALEBs rE-The market dull, without change In
prices Increased arrivals reported at the east
FREIoHrs-We have no change to report since Satur-
day They continued firm at rates the close
of last week.
Real EsrArr AT AucrioN-Houss and lease of 10,
House and lease Of lot GAG Mulberry street. l77o
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STEAMSHIP New URLEANs.-Ths splendid ves-
sci arrived at this port last night, from New York,
via Charleston and Havanathe latter place the 26h
Inst The New Orleans is credable to the Of
proprietor, Mr. Charles Morgan, and honor TO the
city She cost Sll0 000 and is of 900 burthen-
During the voyage her engine has worked to the entire
satsfction Of her commander, John T. Wright perform.
ing 500 $50 revolutions This vessel is intended for the
New Orleans and Galveston trade and is now moored
~ the foot Of st. Louis street-N Delta, Jan 81.
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New ORLEANsBa Albers-i45 bbls lard Suydam, Sage
X eo-l2css sh ulde,s Hubbard Cheney eo-200 Pigs
lead Rogers COZ hhds hams Worke Drake-90 bgs
Pecan nuts Bsliew Gco-lsi bbls pork Hubbard co!3
SACKS weat ~ bills tallow 20 ties do casks
Griswold bales cotton WILDER Scott33 do sarstow,
Pope coil Dc. Leverich-loe bbls -four w Cobb
$50 do Leoaand, Ad, co-476 bbls hhds do ITO
beis lard l2 blf do "a terces do 20 hhds Leland co57
bbls flour ID ives Carey.
NEw ORLEAN-Bark Horatio3sis bbls flour 500 do pork
TO order.
New OnLEArs-Brg FomaI3i hhds sugar 81 do ss ties Al
bbls molasse, Morgan.
CBARLEsToS-schr Baltmoro-l75 bis cotton 20 do EN-
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Destructive STORM During nearly the whole
Of yesterday, perfect hurricane was blowing
from the southssst and the destruction Of properly
must have been very considerable During the gale the
British ships Independence, New York Packet Queen
Pomare Charlotte Harrison Henry Gardner French ship
Andelle, and American bark Rothschilds parted their
moornss carrying away bowsprits, rails, and figure
most Of the vessels lying in the Third Municipality,
more less injured. Four Aaiboats, containing
about $500 barrels Of coal and one at boat loaded with
In front Of the Port Market have been seriously damaged
and 1t will take weeks IL not months to repair them The
six vessels above mentioned in very precarious
situation At about II o'clock yesterday morning, the
house belonging to M Piuche. now in progress Of
sruction in Esplanade, between Plauche and Vilers
streets, blown down. Several hands at work
at the time the walls Of the house, but Of them
were injured While the bark Rohschilds was loose,
Of the ssamen attached 10 her tell ossrboard
vsdore by the of Jack Jones jumped overheard and
succeeded in saving him, but the noble fellow Just as he
in the act Of getting shore fell overheard himself
and although there many skis by after hav
ing risen to the surface he disappeared and was
drowned-Nsw Orleans Della, Jan 30.
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City Trade Report.

NEW YORK, MONDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. s.
The markets generally were inactive, in the coninu.
I'd absence Of later though there has been little
change In prices since Saturday last
Assess dull ut - 81 y for Pots to 50 37k Cents
for Pearls
BeEswAx Small sales Of a 1000 lbs were made at
26x cents for Northern common yellow.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market presented little
change since Saturday. IL any thing, Geneses vas a
little hrmsr at $6s7k Some large holders still demand.
ed 81, without finding buyers beyond small lots extra
brands for domestic We report sales Of 200 barrels
mixed Michigan ct SO sic; 500 barrels Philadelphia
mediate delivery Sc 90 500 do at So 49, In sore 1000 dc
enesee at So SIX and 500 do at the same price the
chaser paying brokerage Wheat-The- msrkst cont
nueA Arm aud sales 5000 bushels pure Genesee
white at 81 90 Cornsales were made to fair extent
The bulk OF the article sold brough 100 % cents. The
total amount which changed hands reached from II
10 goo bushels small portion OF which brought csc
1000 oushss good white, In store sold for $l the re
msindsr sold at % % cents at which tho market closed
Re-Thsre are no sales OF consequence reported Corn
Meal was inactive at IS; offers were made 10 sell dali
vsrsbie nrst week IN April 81 rs GrsiBarey cont
nued dull, and prices nominal. Oats-no change
CovrEs-Rio was steady at IN a IKE
CoTror-The sales to-day have Increased anna M hot
being reported 1000 bales and at rather basr n,ces
We continue TO quote:- ''N''
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Foreign Mnrket .

HAVANA Jan. % Molasses is now held at ~ rls and
AZ rls has been freely paid at Mstanzas Two cargoes
Of rice have been sold at Oh and ii rls Business other
wise 10 dull account Of the any royal feast days
have had Yellow corn is free Of duty for six months
and the port charges vessels entering and clearing in
ballast, is reduced mere triae Fruit scarce and
exceedingly high. Exchange on New York, 60 days, /
per ct. prem; do on New Orleans short sight, do
Freghts to the United Sugar. per box ST SIX;
coffee per bag. a I reals; molasses, per hid, So.
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New York Cattle Market.

IFor the week ending Monday, Feb. 81
At market zoos head of beef cattle $500 sheep and
lambs and 90 cows and calves $50 beef cattle Left
over.
Prces-Beef Cattle-The market price ranges from
IS 80 to 50, and some extra were sold at 50.
Cows and Calves-Sales have been made at from Sla
to $50, according to quality.
Sheep and Lambs Prices are higher and GALES are
made at SSs$6; extra at SO.
straw-ssles are made at s. 25as2 so the 100 bun
dies.
Hay sells at 62;<a7s cents per 100 lbs
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Foreign lmporttalOns.


MArLAIShp Csrthage-337s bis hemp 1883 peculs sappan
wood ELEPHANT son-1 case Manila CARS Nj Oyphant-
50 cks wine ai6 bxs cordss Havana trunk IA
bxs to order.
BELIZE Hon.schr Mon,erey-o5 logs mahogany "a tons
Hill.
BARAooA-Schr MARTINS Washngfou-99 bis tobacco q,
900 cocoanu goo lunches bananas Aaymar
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FROM JAMAIoA.-By the schooner Brave, from
Kingston, which she left on the 18Th inst, we
have received papers to that date They do not contain
much news ofimportance
The Bsnosa an Indiaman of 500 tons burthen, with
$50 Coolies on board Madras, was wrecked on q
reef the harbor Of Port Moran througnahe
lessnsss of the pilot The ship and cargo consisting of
sugars and rice. are a total loss; but the crew and
Coolies were saved
severe shock Of earthquake felt at Trinidad
on the night Of the nth December No injury was
suffered
The Br mail steamer on her way to England with the
West India mail Steamer broke of her engines and
obliged to return to Kingston after being days
her passage. Her mails were sent by the Tsviot-N ,.
Bee. Jan
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CLASSIFICATION.
lam 90 Ic1J T1r an n

SAVANNAH, Jan. 2Since the arrival Of the accounts
per Hbernia the transactions in market small
up to the close Of business Saturday. Yesterday,
however buyers out and the market became quite
animated Sales Of at least 900 bales took place
advance of half to three quarters of cent per pound
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The brig Union, Captain Hooper, arrived at New or
Leans on the Goth ult from Tampco having lef there
on the 10TH she brought the following passengers
John r. Drew, Henry sullivan, Mr. 'ndrew, and Capt.
H. sader late master Of the brig Mount Vernon wreck.
cd on the bar at Tampico with part OF his crew:
The Odsnburg schooner Charlotte arrived of the bar
Of Tampico the evening of the 4th ut under the pre-
tsnce Of leaking, but finding that survey would be
called, and that they had soft horn to deal with,
vana.
lot Of 30 600 segars recently seized at Tampico
wanting the necessary custom house marks
Out Of forty. six horses which shipped on the
brig Irving for Tampico only sixteen arrived from the
neglect OF the simple prosecution Of mailing down Stats
or Cheats to their slipping
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LATER FROM HAvANA.-By the arrival Of the
brig T Street, Capt Mcconnell, which sailed on
the Gath inst from Havana, placed in possession
Of our files up to the 23d By decree of the author
ties Of the island dated the 10th inst Indian and
meal imported either in foreign national vessels,
admitted free Of duty fer Elk months into the ports of
Maris Havana, and Matanzas Also, by decree of the
same date the port charges vessels putting into Hs
vana and clearing in ballast have been taken of
Tho festivities ordered TO commemorate the nuptals
Of the Queen OF Spain form the burden Of the Havana
papers Tor several days. Not incident the occasion
u worth ranscribnz, evincing the loyalty Of
feeling existing among the Habsneros.
From the New Orleans Picayune, Jan. 81
We have letter from occasional correspondent at
Havans which say that NJ Galquet, late French Con-
sui at Montereythe reported to have been placed
under arrest by Com stockton for improper behaviour
at the hosting Of our flag at that psce-has been sp-
pointed French Consul OF Tampico.
In the restitution Of local news from Havana add
the lucky numbers which drew some of the principal
prizes in the Royal Lottery drawn on the esd No.
10 .es drew the prize of $40 900; No. 80 ss2 drew
$4,000; No. 40 490 drew $4,000; No 1889 drew $4,000,
and Nos 80 39l 755 and 4065 drew each $4,000. We
will not enter further into details.
De Meyer and Burke to give their last concert
on the 25th inst.-N o Pic, Jan 81.
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.IvEsrooL CLAssIyIoArrou.

HEMy-Was in fair demand at former rites
MoLAssEs-New Orleans continued firm at 80 "a
cents
Naval sroREs-Nothing done beyond small sales
Spirits turpentne at old prices
Ons We report sales OF 5000 gallons English lin.
seed at TAX cents, cash No change in whale sperm
Palm was steady at oks6X cents.
PsousssSs-Ths market was worry quiet, Buyers
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5oSFs Es H bSssEs 81 fa XIV
ga
paSsssd 'as sol: 81 those
ains and sti9e.. Of the JOINTS swelling Of The muse.
sns on az lnpuSs 4. blood
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and many have pronounced the bs. pc.
from h .s sns e.sa
soa s ssy: sD
s :d d for a. e. Of this kind
The SS Ss sSs h:
f S ee.s and
'' fpsa
NIB B. se:s; ;o h: written orc
RAGS, RAGS, RAGS.
sa:c linen and % Sssxns ;cps: ,eps
PCT :. rf sERsss g Ks
z0.SvyD AZ SEE
LANo Ea''aSs1sfss E bvsREks
NoCToR MCDONNELL, Author, of the Ladie.' Manual
q Midwifery and memSs. Of large LSnEln Ho.p
this city Brooklyn for from sat according to
addressed to him at % John street. New York will
Ladies residing s distance who are suffering with d.
ease; oiong .sn ola such a: ssssnon r
az apply with to the 6oec s.
:;
advice and will be forwarded their direction IN
any part Of the Union f.% Mep 9sssfi MD
ja2e lm.r 90 John street. New York
Dwiism streets has for the las: Twelve Year, sajoysS
the most s.tensvs practice IN private di,ease Of any msd
g. 9 s No
Cd BY which he can cur. worst .etsIs from
one g two Tssss with scarcely any pain 70 The
Warranted every case charge paid
Dl:GSSPsr has no connection with any other Office
ssa ,isS ii
IL s s ne
IT, s w's aay
ssssss I.sIs s be sn s ~
hs: w0 thai % s 0G S Il. sof s
CT e
0k(Nl CHALtENuE-yalier'.t French r.lls-. W. ua.
H.
fail e %
preference being and speedy cure
discovered they entirely free from apS UNPLEASANT
SMELL do affect the breath scken the stomach n the
least and be taken at in the q the
intimate friend thus enabling the patients them
selves without the fear Of suspicion discovery They
equally efectual for either all complaints such
gravel flour albos whites peculiar to females weakness
ofthe generatve organs geets &c and have
other remedy has failed They have been extensively used
for the last stages aee complaints with such
universal the pr0prietors challenge any
~ s OF s
LbeIy Also for ale by Wyatt & Fletcher, LEI FULTON
street. d2s ms
An EDiCAL AID-DK. FAWC EFT debility, servoas-
IVA and dseasss hcJust ppblshed popular
the concealed Of the decline Of strength arr
sing from destructive conssquences Of excessive indulgence
and constitutional weakness and 4. those sinking anIstiss
and remor which act the weak, the sedeuty and the
delicate With R5aets or their and
SON Medical CSess PSadsphs The Doctor i daily con
suited his Office 1856 Fulton all those dsessss
where the Book be obtained for 81. d,I lmsr
ENO MERCURY-NO COPAIVA."-Dr. Culien's In
IN dian Vegetable Remedy, il domestic preparation,
composed entirely Of bal any
other mineral and pleasant to the taste Gono hs,
glees and all yphitic complaints; in all their FORMS cured
and safeaud the most speedy eradioator o
sale and retail BY o. Fay General Agent No 1886 Fai
street. Lamp Store Sun Buildings. New York RetaIled at
of Grand 80 and ia Canal Hudson
Of Spring street; ~ Hous street, 1853 Division street, p
vision 3ai Monroe street, SO Bowerv
81 Hudson streets Fulton Of Adams street, Brookyu
SadSs Hswa,t; Pearson Railway and Williams Williams
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. FnssehXcrs SuIIsds
,HAvRE-Packet ship IT Nichola.-Marus Doc, France.
Wm Elliot, f fhia; VIM Howe VIM Hoge and lady.
~ fork-l2 In steerage.
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MosILE, Jan. 3l.-The business of the week foots up
OCO bales the principal purchases supposed to have
been on local speculation The advance established Is
fully Ia no the current rates Of last week, but
the market is 80 unsettled that 6nd II difficult to
range the quotations. Many holders asking higher
rates. under the belief that the 4h of January
from Liverpool, now due, will bring further improve
ment In that market.
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Passengers Arrived.
New ORLEANs-Bark norato-Capt J Davis late of ship
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Southern Cotton Markets

New ORLEANS, jan 80 From the transactions which
have come to our knowledge, venture to give the
mall w they be fairly settled until after merchants
will have had time to digest the correspondence by the
Hibernia Inferior, 10 l0K; ordinary, l0h IL mid
ding Tx llh good midnling, ll}S ll%; middling
fair - l2A lair, l2x l21 good air, Is 1871 good
and fair, IA 10.
STATEMENT
Stock on hand on the LIST Sept, 1885, bales :. 6 $50
Arrived since to date .................. AIS 458
Arrived to day. =. a 362
4A,lb2
Exported to date. Observation-Disclosures. 236, SOs
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9. lNGERsOLL, sole proprietor.
Principal Depot, 100 PEARL Street. 3. IN0ERSOLL,
sole proprietor For sale. also by oil respectable drusgs
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DR.. Town.end-Dea sir:-My wife has been for several
w .o%e u a.. to no %
She was finally BY ;ssng Sc
agent (r Van Buskk) and gives pleasure to state
that after using il she experienced grea, relief and
%sn S Sd sa with
sm,l quantity Of your Ysr.aPariiis OK complaint was
snss s"S III a d. sss mss s
aAnRir offRk FEE FLEET r fi NNssrket't Newark
Dr. Townsends sasparilla less successful in curing
this complaint than for diseases othe blood dys
pepsia rheumatism and nervous debility. Read the follow
Dr. Townsend Dear sirThe effects of your sarsaparil.
have inject 70 severe attacks Of the piles DUNG
which have ,uered all the of that complaint and
the pleasure to inform You there IS balm i1 IN Gead
have used two bottles Of your Sasapara and feel
s s S
form Of 'ns o Ssns have r'eeya hand En,on
Thomas Smith, printer 1862 Nassau street. Sd story cured
Seii.on Harlem, wa. i%s with the bleed
ss Tor several years and was entirely relieved py using
m ERYsIPELAs.
The following 10 letter recently received from agene-
man residing in New Haven't INV, ,sw.
DR. TowNsEND-DrAn s,R.-,i have been troubled
to remove L. atast resolved make trial Of your s,Isa.
psrla took two bottles and began TO mPov h,.
ssS that used with Sfss and done
the work for me Yours I'i&RiEsSSEf!Yy,s WILLS
Principal once g'Gn s Tss Stress. ss Ba ssi'a B. fsw
or .ons isa North I'd street Philadelphia s. s. Hanee.
Dro3 ths New o.
leans: los South Pearl Albany and bv principal drug
siss generally throughout the United States West Inds'
'n Non: genuine un.. pu, up large square bots.
h!ss 'fs'Is nd Il: s:1. SIs"s On i: .:I =
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composed entirely Of bal sans mercury,
other mineral and very pleasant 70 the taste Como Ihs
10 few days. IL the medicine take directed 1t The
and saeand the most speedy eadioato o this
sale and retail byJ 9: Fay General Agent No ,ss Fsl
street, Lamp Store Sun Buildings, New York. Retaed at
5i Broadwsy Bowery corner Spring street; Bowery
of Grand 10 and III Canal Hudson
of Spring III Hous 1863 Division street, D
vision aai Monroe street, 50 Bowerv; No d
81 Hudson Fulton Of Adams street, Brookyu
Badger, Newark Pearson, Railway and Williams, Williams
haHQh Price I'm
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MI AKKIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to interest
x1 them by peru.ng Moral Phy,ioIogy. written BY shs
ver M D. Were this book carefully read by every married
person. and its advice strictly followed per.usdsd
The Of poverty and the prospect Of large family Of
children which could be but poorly reared prevent May
here work that win EEL! you imporan, secrets which
For by Zeber Co. Of Chestnut and Sd strset
Philadelphia and most boOkseers and the Editor Am
strest. New YoyL aM,g.y
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-27
LETTER No. 3.

DEAR SIR-From the facts ana argumeIlts
Of nv last letter. it would seem certain that
there must be created, eithorby arrangement
orbv the force Of circumstances, set Oh men
who will fulfill in this country the duties tliaV
ore performed in England by the WOOL BRO
kor. Either the farmers alone, or IN commune,
ton With the manufacturers, must appoint
og T who sell exclusively on commlSslon!'-
viii such an agent fulfill all these require
ments which have mentioned as necessary
to success Let us examine the point acI c
cording to the immutable searching laws Oh
business o,,,;lIo m the
oonnfnctrer for the character OF the WOOL y, ne =
snlls him, and of course he will be comPelle''
80 know owl the exact condition of every fleece
tbat comes into his warehouse, ana al once
no;nt ont to the farmers its eXceIencles anu
!ts defects, So far then the scheme works'L =
Tbe manufacturer is sure of the cohation %
the ~, wool, and the farmer rewarded lo al ms
c c"T WIN he be rewarded for his skl u -
T ITnlcss deeces are sorted it cannot be uon Ne
= " sorted With skill and judgment 1t can. INC
one is fool enough to believe That although en-
0 mon NJ may be satisfied that the con
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-27
From the London Inquirer.
WHO ARE THE RICH !

Who are the rich ?-the favored few
Whose hands their dazzling treasures hold
With luxury deck their halls, and strew
Their paths with gold?
No; for the wealth so proudly got,
Is borrowed all:-the fatal bond
May grant it to TIE grave, but not
An hour beyond.
They are the rich whose treasures lie
In hearts, not hauds-in heaven, not here !;
Whose ways are marked by PHYS sigh,
And mercy's tear
No borrowed wealth, no failing store;
These treasures of the soul remain
Its own; and, when to live is DER,
TO die is gain
Who are the poor ?-the humble race,
Who dwell where luxury never shonc-
Perchance without one friendly face,
Save Gods alone?
No! for the meek and lowly mind,
Still following whore its Savior roo,
Though poor in all, may richly ind
The peace OF God.
They are the poor who, rich in gold,
Confdng in that taithess store,
Or tremble for the wealth they hold,
Or thirst for more;-
Whose hands are fettercd by its touch,
Whose lips no generous duty Pleads;
Go, mourn their poverty, for such
Are poor, indeed
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-27

"a variety of drunkenness" says a late
writer, " has existed from the use OF tobacco
"This luxury was introduced into Europe
from the New World, in 1859, by Spanish
gentleman, who brought small quantity into
S yain and Portugal; and from thence by
French ambassador into Paris, where 1t was
used as powder by Catharine de Medlcis,the
abandoned instgator Of the massacre OF the
Professionals. This woman may be said to be
the inventor of snuff, as well as the contnyer
of that attrocious transaction" The pope's
nuncio, carried the plant from hence to his
own country, where it was received with en-
thusiasm, in the papal states, 1t was INTRO
duced into England by Sir Walter Ralelghln
1885. 1t however met with a powerful oppo-
sition in Europe and its principal opponents
were the clergy, who declared it sinful IN the
same manner they do spirits Of all kinds at
the present time. In 1924 Pope Urban pub
lshed bulI,excommnncating persons found
guilty of taking snuff, when in the church,
Afterwards, the Sultan Amurath 4th made
smoking a capital offence. For long time
smoking was forb dden in Russia, under the
pain Of having the nose cut off, and IN some
parts of Switzerland it was likewise made
subject of prosecution, In the Canton OF
Berne, in 1861, they placed the prohibition
of smoking in the list of the ten commando
ments, under that Of adultery, Ia 1908, the
renowned James the 1st published his famous
uConnterblast to Tobacco" in which we find
among other curious things, the following
Tobacco is the lively image and pattern
hell, for it hath, by alusion in it, all thf
narts and vices of the world, whereby hel
NAV be raincd.-1st, it is smoke SO are al
the vanities of the world-2d, it delightetl
chem that take it; so do all the pleasures o
the world delight men of the world-3d'
maketh men drunken and light in the head
40 do all the vanties of the word,-4th' ut
that taketh tobacco, cannot leave it, for l
doth bewitch him; even so the pleasures o
the world make men 10th to leave them. Ant
further; it is like hell, in the very substanc
ofit, for it is smoking, sinking, loathSom
thing; and so is hell"
And moreover, his majesty declares, tina
were he to invite the devil to dinner, h
should have three dishes. LIST, a pig; I'd,
pot of ting and mustard; and Sd, pipe
tobacco" In another page he says, 1t is
custom loathsomc to the eye, hateful to tn
nose, harmful to the brain, dangerous to tn
lungs and is the black, Sinking fume thereo
nearest resembling the horrible stygean smok
of the pit that is bottomess !" But notwltl
standing all the legal restraints and clenc
denunciations it has extended over almo
the whole habitable world, and is said to
the most universal luxury in existence.
Mr.. Sylvester, who wrote poem on Il
evils of smoking and chewing the nauseo'
weed says he was induced to imagine that tt
plant derived its name from Bacchus, Il
heather god Of drunkords. So inseparaL