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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-23

By reference to card it will be seen that
the proprietor of the Tennessee House has
reduced the price of day board to 81 per
week A step 10 the right direction.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-23

This section has been visited within the
past few days with copious showers Of rain,
giving fresh life and vigour to the already
promising crops.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-23

We understand there is to be bali at
EIkmont Springs tonight. Many Of our
fun-loving citizens intend going down
We know they will have a good time.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-23

The Press Dc Times, in referring to the
action of the Grand Jury of this county at
the present term of the court in finding
true bill against Clark, the colored school
teacher, for numerically beating a little
white boy some time ago, says: 1T is
quite certain that prejudice was at the bot
tom of the whole matter"
1t is quite certain that this assertion is
false, and that the editor of that slanderous
sheet has added another yiilanous lie to
the long list already recorded against him.
You have the impudence, you old interlo-
ping quinine peddler, to meddle with hon
est mems affairs, and say that an honest
Jury Of Giles county's noble and high
minded citizens. while upon their oaths,
could be guilty Of 'Prguaice" The
Grand Jury did nothing bat what they
were sworn to do. and stand unimpeached
before all honest law-abiding men, but
this old avaricious rebel medical puryeyor,
because. forsooth, the defendant is colored.
must declare him gu,laess, and tne jury
.guil ty Of prejudice.
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In Chancary at Lawrenceburg

Cynthia Freeman KS j az. /. Pennington ct ais.
NOTICE Is hereby given 20 the heirs and distTib-
In utees in the above case that they be and appear
at che court house in the town of Lawrcnceburg on
the 9th day Of November next, then and there to
file their exceptions to the report Of the CLERK and
master in tho above case or concur in its confrma-
ton. laur23t 7. II. GJBBS, &
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CoURT.-His Honor Judge WARD re-
turned last Tuesday from a trip to the
springs and resumed his seat upon the
bench
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-23

The dullness, mouotony and utter un-
bearableness of our sanctum was relieved
a few evenings since by the reception Of
a boquet-of rare and beautiful flowers from
one Of Puiaski's fairest and lovehest daugh-
tiers. 'Tis a lovely and beautiful colec-
ton, and none the less so is the accomp-
Iished fair one who arranged them in such
excellent taste.
IT'S quaint thought, and yet perchanoe
Sweet Blossoms, ye are sprung
From flowers that over Edea once
Their pristine fragrance flung
That drank the dews of Paradise
Beneath the starlight clear,
o. caught from Ewes detected eye
Her frs: dejectant fear.
Long will we cherish the beautiful and
emblematical gift, which even when wither-
ed,
"Wil long be kept, remembrance of
looks
That made each leaf a treasure.
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PERsoNAL.-We have had the distin-
guished pleasure Of meeting in our city
several times within the past few days, the
gallant Gen. 10. B. PALMER, Of MurTrees-
boro, the last commander Of the distin-
guished heroes of BRowE's old brigade.
The General seems to enjoy excellent
health, aud is the same personation of chiv-
airy and politeness as when upon the bat
tie field or in camp. May he long survive
the inuumerabIo wounds received in de-
Tense of holy cause
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-23

PuTF PUFF PUFF (! ! !-JMMIE Os-
BORN handed the senior Of this concern
box of cigars yesterday and said Puff"
which he viii do e. puff the cigars, not
Jimmie. Jimmie don't need putting; the
cigars do. The cigars we're made to puff.
Jimmie was made to sell Books, Statione-
ry, Music. Cigars &c, and to marry OF 6
of Giles interesting daughters-in fact,
the only manageable one Giles has of that
kind--in Jimmie's eye.
The truth is, he keeps an elegant little
establishment, stocked with standard books
of all kinds, music, musical instruments
cigars. pocket cutlery, wall paper, and fan
-cy articles too numerous to mention, ant
besides CHS we think he is regular Ku
klux fellow.
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Monuments.

w WOODRING is now prepared 20 furnish
Marble Monuments Of any quality style or SIZE TO
order Gail and examine bis sketches and erafts---
'fe I4r5ra1ls are delivered al the cemetery, let
tered and fuisheJ n the M CHEST style Of art, c7fa
rr fIaf tleq can - bcreht anywhere iu the Unitcd
e...s[ fcbI5-1m
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-23

The position of Alderman in small
town is not only profitless one, but or
dinarily a very thankless one. Everybody
has some fault to find with the action OF
every Board. Indeed there is ordinarily
so much dissatisfaction expressed at the
administration of each succeeding Board
that it has become almost impossible 70 get
good men to serve-to serve, we mean.
with that energy and enterprise which
they would otherwise exert. We are OPP
posed to this wholesale and retail fault-fnd
ing. There are some complaints against
our present Board, and yet 1t is tie best
one we have had in many years. True,
they have over-stePped the mark in some
Of their revenue ordinances, and have fall
len short in some Improvements of minor
Importance, but it should be remembered
that all men are not lawyers, and that eve
ryLhing cannot be accomplished in one
year. This much as an apology for the
complaint we are about to make.
Our attention has been directed to sever
al nuisauces which call loudly for removal,
and we shall content ourself with simply
asking the town constable to take stroll
one of these sultry August days up and
down the common between Pleasant Run
and the business houses on 1st Main street
and the square, extending from the town
spring to the street which intersects the
square on the South, and if his olfactorief
do not suggest to him the meaning of this
paragraph then we will quit writing upol
the subject.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-23

WE win say 90 the people Of Giles county that We
w intend 70 keep on hand the largest and bsst
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Compete with the Nashville Market

We invite You TO call and examiEo oui stocks. We
believe you can save both time and money by pur-
chasing from us instead Of going away from han ,
Jan IS, '1f-fy. JoH1, D FLAUTT 400.
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SUGAR,
COFFEE,
MOLASSES,
GOLDEN SYRUPS.
CIDER VINEGAR
- - SPIRITS TURPENTTNF
C0AIs GIL.
---s- ES3TANEER'S OIL,
LARD OIL,
PUTTY,
WHITE LEAD,
WINDOW GLASS,
FLOUR of all Grades,
CANNED FRUIT,
CANDIES, RAISINS
ALMONDS and other Nuts
SOAPS, Fine and Common
SPICES, NUTMEGS,
ENG. Ri. CARB. SODA.
INDIGO
NADER,
COPPERAS,
DYE STUFFS all kinds
MATCHES
ROPES, &c.
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STOCK OF GROCERIES,

ever broughtto this market, which we are deter
TaiIed 10 ofi,r TO You a. low they be sold
Having made arrangements that win enable Us 70
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THE
GROVE ISTEiE EN-
Plan OF O Il z E
Received the highest award of merit over
all others at the celebrated
Worlds Fair,

Where were exhibited instruments from She He5t ma
kors of London, Paris, Germany, Fhua1elpnlIa,
American Institute for five successive years, the
cold and Silver Medals from both Of which can be
seen ut our warerOOnls.
Nv the Introduction of improvements We make
siii mere perfect Pano-Forte, and by ma nutnctu-
rnr LARGELY, with Q strictly cash system, are ena
Iled to offer these instruments at price which will
preclude competition.
TERMS Net Cash in Current
Funds.
49, Descriptive Catalogues sent free.
july -
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STNooD7577
PRIZE
NOW ERS AND REApERS!

Over 10000 manufactured and now in use in this
country and Europe.
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+. o. moCORD, Local Editor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-16

g. H TonET, President ed. c. KIRK, Cashier.
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This has been a hot and sultry day
with little doing in the mark&s outside
the usual closing out of of orders for the
week.
COTTON-Thefe are few sales toreport
to-day. The market has lost none Of its
irmness. a. we learned OF 3 few bales Of
a good style of middiing selling for 3c
over our outside quotations. Receipts
in the past twenty-four hours SO bales (;
shipments, 400 bales ; receipts for the
week, 452 bales shipments, T0I bales I;
stock ON hand, 1898 bales. We do not
change our quotations.
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N. & c. r. K b. nds.
N. sc. AH CO lPOns.
MAO. RR bonds. x
NJ. & ORR. COUPONS 2
Tenn. bonds, oldA
." a new 81
MISC RR LIST mln
. I" I'd a
MeInp IS City binds
" coupons
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On the "a pay 81 July. ~,

between the hours Of 10 o'clock an and 2
O'Clock Pm. in front Of the courthouse in
Memphis, sell az pubic auction to the highest
bidder for cash, an undivided interest Of One-
hfth in The following described real estate. ~
ing and being in the county and state afore-
said, in Range 8, Section 2 OF the llth sur
veyOris District. and bounded hus- Beginning
al a BLACK oak saping, which has It's top cut on.
fron which south 81 east, y Inks, a red oak
allentown in tie corner, southwest OF Grant
No. 80 in the name OF Wylhe Roberts; theno8
east 2l6 poles 70 a stake Standing four links
northwest OF a post oak marked r. the
southeast corner Of Grant No. zSs; thence north
a poles 20 a stake 3 links south Of Wnlte OAK
ner OF a 90 acre tract in the name OF
John ID. Graham thence east - poles
10 a stake 10 link west Of one ash marked H
r. NJ" the northeast corner o. Atd Grahams
marked III. +. NJ" the southeast corner Of
Grant No. 4l66 in the name Of John - Graham,
in AL 20 poles. TO n horse beam In the west b0ul-
dary line OF Joseph AeDoWelis 500 acre tract,
~ acres IN the name Of r. MCGeei tuence
north with McbOWelis line crossing Wolf river
AL % poles and through q cypuss pond &C I'D
.pOies, IN all 80 poles, 70 q stake and snail cher-
~ marked the norLneaAt cornenoi said
grant 419f; thence north y poles 70 q STAKE /.
feeDce south % poles - stake in the line Of
rant No. 4z76. thence crossing Wolf rivsrt twice
md through an Island in said river So poles TO
= stake the northwest corner ef grant No.
fle6: thence south q. poles to a stake the
name OF Wyilie Roberts; thence west crossing
WOIf river as s poles, in ali Us poles. 10 q stake
4 links west OF q psi oak marked ne
g rneF or grant No ~ lnrnee -
noies To- the~ beginning, cOutainlng Aaa aces
Tna i1fis 10 this property j. benevel 70 -
good. but j viii convey oniy as trgssee
j. O. MENDENHALL
jes-ln' Trustee
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
THE coouErrE-s oKovv

- AAAND ~
An, little glovel an, little glove.
How many hearts thou'st brokenl
HnW many times thouss talked OF 1--we
when not aword was spoken
what iaithiese signals thou hast madeg
Nhet cruel kindnes granted
What bud of promise caused Ia fadef
What seeds OF sorrow planiedf
How strong thy unsuspected strength.
Thou mtte of a magician.
leading. as thou hast ever led
From pleasure 90 pardifionf
now OF thou'st lured poor mortals on.
. some concealed attraction
low Oft, TOO, like fair Circe'g ward
Thy Touch has caused distraciloni
bow many are thy charming crimes.
Thy guilty destinations.
ihy virgin virtues, modest signs
Mere knocking m~achinatlohsf
Most dangerous when most demure
Most wicked when most innin
Inou mak'st thy trusting lover doubt
II such S II can be shining.
Thy victim keeps thee next his heart
Long after thou'st deceived him,
And fOndles in his breast the dart
That of his JOY bereaved him.
He'll lowering stand 'twiNt o V n hate,
His dear tormentor nursing; .
VIII curse thee for mis- cruel tate,
YET kiss thee cen while cursing.
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UTFLIIN NIfTV y EIIN
Berlin, 81 "a for Prus
sian thaler-
Frankfart, GIG for ]
guilder. -.....-..,~~--
sweden, 4iHc for enc
yicksdaler, ,,,.,,,.u. ~
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Trustees Sale.

IN pursuance OF deed of trust executed to
me by q. A. FenerstacE, dated July "A, lod5,
and duty recorded in the Registers once OF
Sneicv county, Ienu., in book Nd. 81, part q,
psgeS 30, ~ and 28. for the purpose OF secur-
ing certain notes therein specified. and in de-
fault Of payment having been made, I Wils ON
Saturday. the I'D Bay OF June, 1851,
between the hours o I0and u o elOcka -m.,atths
southeast corner OF alley between Main and
Front. on Madison streefIn the city Of Memphis,
Tenn, sell, at public augtion. 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, a certain lot or parcel Of
ground, in the county Of shelby and Stale Of
tennessee. known. and described as follows,
being about i've miles east Of the city OF Mem
phis, on the waters Of Cypress creek, and
known upon W. ArmOufs subdivision Of his
plan OF lots in the Garrett tract-ss drawn b.
order & Funiack, civil engineers, and known
upon said plan as Lot Nc. - eight Beginning
tIrau and Rilcker avenues as laid down upon
said plat thence eastwardly with the south
line 0fsaid Grace avenue twelve hundred and
aeventy-eight feet l27S feetl 70 the lands Of the
lafs John Pope thence southWardly three
hundred and twenty-seYen I'VE tenth feet
az 5-IOth faet) TO a stake thence vest
wardlv twelve hundred and seventy-eiEht
feet QZ7S feet to Bucker avenue thence north
waralv with the east line Of Rucker avenue
three hundred and tWenty-seven nve tenth
feet fS27 ; 10th feet to the beginning, contain
ire nine sixty-One hundredth acres Is 6l-l00
me hue TO said D operty is believed to be
qood- but 1 will sell and convey only as trustee.
Rf0hf Of waived.
ie5f HORACE E GARTH, Trustee
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The prosperity OF Memphis IS not
alone impeded by Bsgh rents and bad
streets. We have noticed the prevailing
rates Of freight at st. Louis and other
cities with no small degree of interest,
and we find that there are very few ar
ticles upon which,our people do not pay
as much, and many things upon which
they pay higher rates than either New
Orleans or Vicksburg. In a distance Of
but little over 400 miles when a packet
can make two trips in the time it takes
others to make n to either of the cities
named there should certainly be some
discrimination in freight. On Friday
last the rates from st. Louis We're as
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C-oMPrROLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville, June 4, 1857.
+, q. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller Of the
I Treasury, do hereby certify that the GLoBE MU-
TuAL LIFE COMPANY, located al
New York city, in the State OF New York, has
DrOdueed to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
ments OF laws of the state Of Tennessse I'M
posed on insurance companies, and i fnrtheI
certify that ~. Il. 1-osL4NsOH ACT OF
nd Company. has also complied with the re-
quiremients OF the laws of the State, made and
1roVided in such cases: wherefore, said 0LOBE
MUTUAL LIFE COMPANY mas au-
fhorify to take risks and transact the business
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
Active. reliable and influential parties can
dud remunerative employment as sole tors
81 application to
II. TOMLINSON. General Agent,
No. II Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Wl.aLefoo,Q NnIQ

ny virtue OF q deed OF trust, executed to me
D on "a first day OF January, A. ID 1856, BY
O. v. Hart and Julia A. r. Hart, his wife, and
duiv registered in the Registers office ~ofShelby
County. Tennessee, 10 record book No. 81, part
%. pages 6s3 and ga, 10 which reference IS
hereby made For the purpsse Of paying the
debt therein secured, j VIII, on Thursday, the
18th day OF June. 1867, on the premises. near
the city Of Memphis, in the County of shelby,
and State OF Tennessee, expose 70 public sale,
and proceed to sell to the highest bidder, tor
Cash. the following described parcel Of ground,
to-wlt: situate, lying and beng An thu County
on shelby. state Of Tennessee, near the city OF
Memphis. being one-half Of lot No. nfty-tWO,
(52l OF WflOughby Williams subdivision, and
bounded IS follows: beginning a. q stake on
tine west side Of Walnut street, the corner Of lot
no. fty-One, l5D running south with the line
OF said street three chains and sixty-dys 800
Ifnks. 70 astake the corner o. lot No. hfy-nYe,
IN thence west with the line o. said lot Modify
fvef55 ten chains and inety-seven (I0.90 Inks
10 n stake. thence north three chainsands sixty
3B5l Inks 70 a stake, thence east ten
chains nj Rinety-seven lO,g1 links to the be-
ginning, containing four acres The part
heTeby Intended to be conveyed Is the north
half Of said let No hity-tWo, ~ the same hav-
ing been Wilied to the said Julia A. K Aarl, BY
her mother, Elizabeth ". Tanner. on she 6th
dRV OF March, 1851. The equity OF redemption
IN and 10 this property is expressly waived Ia
said deed Of trust, and the title IS believed to
ne 4ood, but I sell aod convey only rs Trustee.
sac 10 bsmaGe between the hours Of one and
four O'Clock in the
Js7tds u. q. HARRINGTON, Trustee.
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ASSETS,


S9,2 So
The Trustees have declared n DIVIDEND on
all Participating Policies in force which have
been in existence u months prior 10 JAM, lSsI,
to be credited each Policy in proportion tOits
contribution to Surplus. and to be applied at
the Renewal Of each Policy either in reductf0d
Of Premium OF as ReyersiOnary Additions in
now before the Legislature is edected) other
wise in 1870.
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Wagon and Carriage Material.
Corrected Daily by WOODBURY., Smith < O.
~ Inland TIg Cream street 81. IoUig
RIVER MATTERS.
wEATHER AND BUSINESS.


Yesterday was hot and dry. Business
was dull upon the landing, and our local
packets vent out with light trips. The
fall of the river at and below Cairo IS
said to be very rapid, but at this point
the decline is going on slowly. At st.
| Louis it is sill going down. The upper
/ Mississippi and the Missouri are rising,
4 inf with abated force. The White and
| Arkansas rivers continue to fall. The
| Ohio is going down steadily.
Arrivals.
Steamer R. E. Lee, New Orleans.
f" Ruth, st. Louis.
II. M. Shreve, Viekshurg.
" Richmond, Louisville.
"a Kenton, Cincinnati.
Departures.
/ Steamer II. M. Shreve, st. Louis.
" r. e. Lee, Paducah.
" Ruth, New Orleans. ,
" KentOn, New Orleans.
AZ Dan. Able, Nicksburg.
" Rose Hambleton, White river.
Marble City, st. Louis.
Clifton, Cincinnati.
Richmond, New Orleans.
" Kenton, New Orleans.
o I'm POrk.
Cleaner.
MIsCELLANE0gs.
The gay Belle Memphis, Of which
Capt. Dan. MHsselman is head center
| and Larry Entler is clerk, will leave for
Cairo and st. Louis on Monday at 5 pm.
az usual.
The handsome Hambleton, with Capt.
Bowman on the roof, and u happy
friend Tom. Day in theofdee, is the reg
ular Tuesday packet for the st. Francis
river.
The Cleaner, Capt. King, with John
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NO GIFT
a. onv other SwiDdle!
Chancery sal
on
y. mnndnn. .Ialne n. 1867.

Monday, June Fl, 1867.
No. le6s n. R D.-John overton vs.. R d. Beth,
Admir-, ct al.
ny whine OF an interlocutory decree In his
IS cause, i viii sell, a6 pdblic auclon, &c the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door, IN the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
Monday, June ID, 1867,
Petgeen the hours OF 10 a N. and Y M, the
soIiowing described Real Estate, to-wit: Lot
NJ 1sfIn Orarton addition tOthe city Of Mem
phia, fTonting n~orthwardly on Webster street
iai one hundred and twenty feet and running
bark between parallel lines afO) one hAhureu
and seventy feet 10 an alley.
TERMS or SALE-On q, credit OF seven
months, notes with good security, lien retain
ing tin payment Of purchase money,
Family Of redemption barred.
a, ASTON, Clerk and Master
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VOORHEES, &
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
ON
Saturday, july 8, 1867.

No. I40, n. r D-Thos. Jones VS.. Nathan TrOt
ter a. aLLChanceEy Court Of Memphis.
by virtue OF an iuterlocuUory decree made IN
d the this cause i win sell at Pebble Auction
70 the highest bidder, ia front Of the CouTt
house door in the city Of Memphis between
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Non Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. IRE.-Joseph o. Thweaft vs.. Kirkland Cal
houn. JamesC Calhoun et a.
IT appearing from affidavit In this cause tina
ths defendants. Kirkland Calhoun, James Q
Calhoun John Calhoun, Lucy Calhoun anl
Treadwen A. Calhoun are residents Of the cts
asd State Of New York, and non-resldenS o
is therefore ordered, that they make theil
appearance herein at the Court House IN Tax
City Of Memphis, Tern. or or before the ms
Monday ia July, lS57, and plead, answer or de
mnr to compiRinaBts BIN, or the same vii
be taken for confessed, as 70 them and 81
foEAearing ex parte, and that a copy Of thii
or be published once a week, for fouf guc
oesfve weeks, IN the Memphis APPEAL.
A~Copy-Attest.
AuGUsT0N ASTON. Clerk and Master.
ByR. J. BLACK d. G. ana NJ
J.R. Caruthens, solicitor for complainant
my2 laWsWs.
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No. l.
cARORA
~ANTE-NERVOUS
SMOKING TOBACCO !

THE C-aIrGAHORA TOsACCO grows from the
rich soil OF the ORIENT, and is possessed
Of a peculiarly delicious flavor entirely I'M
known to the tObacons OF all other chimes But
rs UNPRECEDENTED popularity has sprung from
the fac TOT the fnflre Absence Of that deadly pol
son Nicotia. which permsates every other tOuac-
co. and which is the one and 50 e cause OF tins
distressing nervous diseases, dyspepsia, etc,
winch most iuvar2bly. sooner or later, follow
the Indulgence Of the pipe and cigar At
the recent ana yZatiOu OF tobacco from all
parts Of tue world. ar the Academy OF Sciences,
in Paris. the renowned chemist, N. LamOu-
Teaux. declared that while European aad
American tobacco contained fuily eight per
cent. and the purest Havana tobacco from w
TO I'VE per cent Of Nic0iia, the CHING ALOHA
did not contain one disc0verable particle OF
that deadly poison, a drop Of which, extracted,
viii destroy life.
Our agent at BOMBAY has shipped Us large
quantities Ofthe CHING RORA during The past
two years. and although we have been pressed
to supply the demand Tor this delicious luXury
20 the veteran smoker, yet we SIRE now pre-
pared to offer &c in Quantities AZ a
price much lower th9u some American tobacco
OF a lar inferior QualIy.
A cOnuoisseur has but TO smoke the Amerl-
can tobacco aud cigars. which are invariably
chemically favored, to be disguised with the
medicinal taste which leaves q uauseous, un-
ealthy Coating i'm the mouth. and in time
seldom fails TO shatter the nervous system
The natives Of the Orient" smoke the
C-HrNGAKoRA from morn uI night, from yOuth
TO age. andAro happily unconscious Of the
wild, distressing Ore which courses through
the VEINS Of the inhaler Of the fumes Fl to-
ba co containing Nicotfn-
We invite every lover Of the weed to try the
C~HINGAEoEA, and guarantee unprecedented
plea>ure in its delicious flavor.
Sold everywhere at 81 a pound