USE OF TOBACCO.
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To The Editors of the National hateMgencer.


GENTLEMEN: observed in your paper, some days
ago. notice that person had discovered a cure for
the use of TOBACCO. | have suffered under pull
monary complaint two years and a half: about the


first of July last was very feeble, when friend ad-
vised me to use Slippery Elm Bark. substitute
for Tobacco: observing that would swallow the
Juice or spittIe, which would be of benefit to the
lungs. l Immediately commenced using it; and.
what has been very surprising to me. from that day
to this never had the least desire for Tobacco, al


though l had used it for upwards of twenty five
wears. l cannot use it now if would: it IS perfect
|ly nauseous to me- I have tried the experiment a
few times, by putting some in my mostb, and have