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NeW York Items.

New York, Sept 15.-Thes Rari-
ton & Delaware Bay Road was sold
yesterday to the bond holders for
$5OOO00, and the rolling stock and
the steamer Jessie Sheriff for $74, 600.
The road is to be put in order and
improved. -1l-.ae
Among the arrivals blythe steam
ship Java this forenoon was S. S. Cox,
member Of COngresst tsand lady.
- The .Frothingham hd6eQS corpus
case has resulted in a declaration by
his physicians of his sanity, and his
discharge from the lunatic asylum.
=, Butler, clerk in stock heuse in
Broad Street, has been arrested for re-
ceiving tho ten one thousand dollar
United Stares bonds recently stolen
from Alfred Golvilieg1 The Supposed
thief, John Reilly, is also il custody.
NEW YORK, Sept 15.-The Tribune
editorially gives prominence to the
following. Weare ereditably Inform
ed that certain hnaEclers of our city,
in combination with European capi-
taIists, have eonspired 20 buy and
withdraw from use SO, ,O0O, 900 ofgold,
with the intent to- compel those who
must pay gold at the Custom House
and elsewhere, to buy of them at ex-
horbitant rates. We call upon the
Secretary Of the Treasury to take the
needful steps 20 Ascertain the facts, if
there be such a combination, and to
use the power 1lOdgedln his hands as
the .publicg9od requires it. Ait
NEW YeRK, September To- Gen.
Jordon, In commandments, makes
an appeal to the people of the United
States to send shoes, clothing and
medicine for the patriot soldiers, aud
clothing for the patriot women of
Cuba. They have men, arms and
ammunition plenty, but the. above
articles are much needed, and can be
sent to Francis DOTr, 5S Broad Street,
New York. fgs
NEW York, September 15-The
speech of the Prince Imperial fills
| six columns of the official journal,
and the late foreign papers abound in
/ comments dpon it. The telegraph
reported the fact that he made q
speeehi that he Suggest ted-retorm, and
that hlsNspeeehs criticised by the
/ Government journals. 1t also In
| formed the United States, later, that
the EmpeFef approved the speech.
/ 1t did nOt-tell, however, what the res
for ms advodated blythe Prince were
We]earn from the e-London Journal
that he touched upon the five follow
inc points! MinIsterial responsible
ifTsipcompletely and vaguely stipu
| lated -by Article II, lOf the Project
the cenpesitien Cof the Senate to be
at least "a part the result of popular
election instead of Imperial favor;
the, electoral .GircumserlPtlons or dis
tricts, the evil of fwhese spressat eeeen-
trio arrangement was abundantly seen
at the last elections; the election OF
Mayors by the municipal councils
the necessity of having two chambers
sharing the legislative power with the
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.
THURSDAY, Sept. Is.

THURSDAY, Sept. l6.
The recent heavy rains have greatly
benefited tine late corn in W est Virginia.
The English war ship Charribidees has
arrived at Victoria, from Peru.
Numerous stage robberies are reported
on the White Pine Road.
The Seward party left San Francisco :or
San Diego yesterday.
Governor MusgIove has starred on tour
OF observation 10 the interior of British
Columbia.
A IRE In Boston on Tuesday morning
destroyed several buildings OF but little
value.
The Hum boldt centennial was hand
somely celebrated IN New Haven, Con-
necticut.
Ex-Ideutenaut Governor Sanford E.
Church Is lying dangerously III OF pleuresy
at his residence, In Rochester, New YORK.
George Peabody on Tuesday gave an
other donation OF s50C0I TO the Peabody
Tnstftute in the town named after him.
This swells his donation 70 S2O000J.
The Democratic City Convention in Fal-
timore yesl erday nominated AugCstus
Albert Tor sheriff, and Charles Il. Kahler
for City Surveyor.
The match game OF base ball, between
the Forest city Club, OF q evelaud, and
Alerts, OF Worcester, was won by the
former. Score Is to s.
The Pioneers leave Sacramento at 6:cO
A. NJ. to-day for the East. they take two
California gray foxes for the Sew York
Central Park.
The san Francisco Mechanics Institute
3 Fair opened on Tuesday, and promises to
be q great success. The receipts of the first
day exceed 81 ,OcO.
A spring Of water is inundating the er.
cavated portion of the new POstoffice site
in Boston, causing much trouble to the
contractors.
The fIlabusters arrested at New Bedford
ogsFau ara rot allowed
lion with any one, and are held for orders
from Washington
Albert Morgan, editor OF the Sunday Rx.
a,ress. Boston, was arrested on Tuesday,
PPbsTe5ed with libel on state Constable
Moses Bridges. He gave bail in the sum OF
$500.
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The Knoxville WhIg Changed Hands.

NASHVILLE, Sept. Ex-senator
Brewnlow publishes a card, stating
that he has disposed Of his interest in
the Knoxville Wing, but that the
paper will continue to support the
Republican cause. He says so many
Union men Of Tennessee have gone
astray that he would advise his North
ern friends to accept Tennessee Re.
publicans only for what they are to-
day He has evidently lost faith IN
his former comrades. The Press and
Times, the Senter organ Of this city,
is advertised for sale.
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PrInfers In rrnnhIe

ERIE, Pa, September 15.-M. A.
Quinn, President Of the Erie Typo
graphical Union, f. p Bennett, Sec
retary, G. r.. III. Lynn, Martin Milli-
gan, James Hendricks aud Abner
Streeter, members Of the Union, were
arrested to day, by the Sheriff, at the
suit of w. p. Atkinson, proprietor of
the Erie Republican, for damages sus-
tanned In consequence of the late
strike in his office. He lays his dam
ages at $4,000, and the parties gave
bail-S5, 600 eaeh-to appear at the
next November term Of the court
here, to answer the charge.
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TOLEDO, Sept. 15.-The 2Oth annual
exhibition of the Ohio State Board of
Agriculture, now in progress in this
city, is beyond all question the most
successful fair ever held in the State.
The entries number 1900; nearly
10000 in excess of last year. All of
the departments are full, that of the
live stock being especially attractive.
The attendance so far, each day, has
been much greater than last year, and
to- day not less than 5000 visitors
were on the ground. 1t is estimated
that with favorable weather the num-
Der tomorrow viii reach 10000,
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GoUT. OR KHEUMATIsM.-Paino occurring
IN the loins is indicative of the above dis
eases They occur in persons disposed to
acld stomach and chalky concretions.
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Cuban EilllbusteTS AFraIgned before
the u. =. Commissioner.

BosToN,. September 15.-Twenty-
six alleged Cuban fillibusters, in
Guiding George Brown and Henry
from New Bedford to-day, and ar
raiRned before U. S. Commissioner
Hallett, charged with being engaged
in military expedition against Spain,
IN violation of the neutrality laws.
Brown and Hart, who belong to New
York, were held in $1,000 bail, and
others In $500 each for trial. All
were committed to jail.
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The BED Stockings En Route 10 Call
TOFRia.

ST.. Louis. September 10 The Red
Stocking Base Ball Club of GiDein-
natl, arrived here this morning, en-
route TO San francisco. They played
this afternoon with the Unions Of this
city. and beat them badly; score 20
to 8.
Hiram w. Cady has sued James
e. Mumford, a prominent lawyer of
this city, for spiriting away his wife,
and having improper relations with
her. He asks twenty thousand dol
lars damages.
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Heavy Forgery.

ToRO TO, Sept. 15.-A man named
Albert j. Gould was arrested here on
the charge of forgeries to the extent
of $1O0,0O0 in Monroe county. N. Z.
A preliminary examination took place
before a Police Magistrate day and
the prisoner remanded to Jail.
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Tne Avon tale Disaster
Jury's Verdict.
News by he Atlautio Gable.
Speech Of the Prince I'M
pArial.
Explosion OF the PhRntOm-Six KILL
ed-Sany WOuuded--GeO. Michel
sOa and Wm. GPamnier Killed
Boat and Cargo Total Loss.

Explosion OF the PhAntOm-Six KILL
ed-Sany WOuuded--GeO. Michel
sOa and Wm. GPammer Killed
Boat and Cargo Total Loss.
fspeciaI to the Evansville Journal
PADUCAH, KY, September 15.-The
steamer Phantom exploded about
eleven miles above Paducah at 81
o'clock AN. The boat sunk immedi-
ately, and both boat and cargo is a
total loss. The killed are George
Nicholson, first clerk, aud VIM. Gram
mer, bar keeper. Grammer's remains
are cot yet found. Atkinson, cook;
Wade Hickman, porter, ana two pas
scDgers are missing names not
known.
Wounded-George 2. McFadden,
ankle dislocated; William Berry,
second mate, leg broken; w. H. Ma
theny, pilot, leg injured; Charles
Garner, pilot, IN the PACK; hliIlah
Steele, steward, wounded in the leg;
James Mcclure, second steward,
slightly in the hand; Chas. Wallace.
wounded in the shoulder; w. W.
Bentley, passenger. wounded in the
face; Captains Dexter and Sleeth,
uninjured. They remained with the
wreck.
George Niehelson's body was sent
to Shawneetown this evening on the
Umpire. The wounded were kindly
cared for by the citizens here. The
deck crew were all more or less in
jured.
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Oh Y0UR HARN-EsaL

RANK M1LLEF's prepared HAENEs
OAA bLACk1NG, I'M new style cans,
neat and convenient.
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CHICAGO, September 15.-Yesters
dav Trout Brook swept out all its
small dams, three in number, doing
damage to the amount OF several
thousand dollars. The water rose
eight feet in six minutes. There
were two narrow escapes from drown
ing. At AN. a raftsman was caught
in a check line, while trying. to land
at the upper levee, and had his leg
torn entirely off. He was thrown into
the river and almost drowned. The
weather continues stormy.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. 15.-There was a
large meeting of cotton merchants,
spinners and manufacturers at Man
chester last evening, for the purpose
of considering the condition of trade
in Lancashire. Speeches were made
and resolutions adopted One of the
latter asserted it was expedient to form
an association to urge Parliament to
grant an inquiry as to the causes of
the depressed state of capital and
labor. 1t was also resolved to hold
series Of public meetings in the prin-
cipal towns In regard to the want of
reciprocity.
The French treaty and system OF
American imports and English ex-
ports was generally condemned.
LONDONDERRY, Sept. Is. - The
steamer North American, from Que
bee, arrived to day.
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TIRE EATMENT. = Helmbold's highly con-
centrated compound Extract BuchI is de.
cidedly one OF the best remedies for dis
eases OF The bladder, kidneys, gravel
dropSical sWellings, rheumatism, and
gouty affections. Under this head we
nave arranged Dysuria, or difficulty and
pain In passing water, scanty secretion or
small and frequent discharges OF water:
tur1a, or bloody urine: Cont and llbeunoa-
tism OF tile kidneys, without any change
In quantity, but Increase OF color, or dark
water. IL was always highly recommend-
ed by the late Dr. Physick, in these 3ffec-
tiona.
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DB-J. D. Rowland, Esq has been
retained Clerk of the United States
District Court, position for which
he is eminenlly qualified, and has al
ways given entire satisfaction.
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DIED.
LEMNER-On "wednesday

LEMM ER-On Wednesday morning, at
eight O'Clock, CAROLINE, daughter of
Frederick A. and Barbara Lemmer, aged
seventeen years.
The funeral will take place to-day at two
O'Clock, from the residence of her parents,
on Franklin Street, near the Creek Bridge.
Friends Of The family are invited to attend.
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Foreign News.


MADRID, Sept. 15.-The journals Of
this city assert that the Government
recently sent a circular letter to the
Great Powers respecting a note from
Sickles on the subject of the recogni
ton of Cuba, and replies favorable to
the rights OF Spain have been receiv-
ed from sEagland. France and Aus
tria p
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PLYMOUTH, Pa, Sept. 15.-The
Board of Managers of the Avondale
Relief Association met to day and ap-
propriated $1,000 for e. the immediate
wants of the families left destitute by
the recent disaster. They also ap-
pointed an executive committee to re-
port a plan for the management of
the fund, and its distribution. The
receipts thus far are $18, 8,456.
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JOURNAL


bG~The Southeastern Indiana Con-
ference is in session at indianapolis.
Bishop Simpson presiding. Bishop
Ames will also be in attendance.
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Troy FEMALE SEMINARY.

This Institution offers the accumulated
ADVANTAGES OF over 80 years succes sslul
a thorough course of useful ana Orna'-
mental education, under the direction OF
~ For circulars, apply to JOHN ii.
WILLARD, Troy, New York. lau2l d2m
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EXPLOSION OF THE PHANToM.-
Only month ago we recorded the
explosion of the steamer Cumberland,
involving the loss OF many lives :.
This morning we are again called
upon to chronicle a similar disaster,
more distressing in its consequences.
because it has torn from the bosoms
Of several families in our midst dear
and greatly beloved members.
George Nicholson, the first clerk of
the boat, though not properly a citi-
zen, was so well known. and so init
mately connected with this city that
his untimely death fills the whole city
with grief. Few young man were so
universally beloved among his family
and friends, and few are so worthy of
such love. His brother aud sister
here have our most unfeigned sym
pathy
Mr.. Grammer was the son of Mrs.
Sarah Grammer, most estimable and
worthy lady of this city, whose wild
owed heart was bound up 10 her chill
dren. In a little more than three
years she has been called upon to give
up three Of her sons, two of them by
disasters well calculated to rend the
stoutest heart. The whole commu-
nifty share the pangs of grief that reud
her heart
What renders the death Of William
Grammer peculiarly distressing was
the fact that he was only making a
single trip to accommodate a friend,
and left on such short notice that he
had not time to bid his mother fare
well, and the frst intimation she had
of his absence from the city was the
terrible news Of his death.
Mr.. John Cooper, second cook, who
is reported among the lost, leaves two
sisters, whose hearts are yet riven by
the recent death of their mother. No
words can portray their anguish at
this second bereavement. No human
words can give them comfort, Ofthe
immediate cause of the disaster
it may not now be proper to
speak, as we have but few details of
the explosion, except Of its terribly
distressing fatality. This speedy re-
currence of so fatal disaster is well
calculated to cast doubt upon the
minds of men, as to the safety of
steamboat travel, and demands thor
ough, impartial, but rigid investiga-
ton
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FnR SALE

DEING ABOUT TO REMOVE TO
ID Kentucky, Will, on the second day
OF October, 1863, at the Court House door,
in this city, sell at public auction, my
residence on Third Street. adjoining
Trinity Church. Lot 3715 by Ia feet,
TeI ms liberal, and made known on day OF
sale. r. y. ARMISFEAD.
ganf2.fl
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Evansville & OrawIordsviIie R.R.

SEcRETAEY's OFFICE.
Evansville, Ind, Sept. 10, 1863.
TAT Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ the annual meeting Of stock holders
Ia this Company VIII be held at the Court
House, in the CITY of Evansville, on Mon
days the 9TH day of October next, at 10
O'Clock An, at which time an election will
pc held Tor thirteen Directors, TO serve
during the ensuing year. BY order OF The
Board. J. Z. MARTI y, Secretary.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 15.--The attend
ance at the fair grounds to-day, was
larger By far than yesterday. The
display of blooded stock exceeds that
of any previous year. Jefferson,
Henry and Shelby counties took the
premium.
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Great Distribution
By the Metropolitan Gift 90.
Cash Gifts to Amount Of $5OOOOO.
EVsRY TICKET DRAWS A PRIzE.

5 Cash Gifts, each $1,000
% B051
so Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $500 to
IS Elegant Rosewood Aelodeons, each g75
to 500.
$50 Sewing Machines, each $50 to sI75.
500 Gold Watches, each g75 to s3C0
o7499 Cash Gifts' each 81 o9Q
sG0 IC0
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &C., valued at
Sl,0OO,000
A chance to draw any of the above Prizes
FOR - cents. ~ 35a,sse describing Frlze2 are
sealed In envelopes and wei mixed. ON
receipt OF 25c. a SeaSad Ticket IS drawn
without choice and sent Dy mail 70 amy
address. The prize named upon 40 viii Qe
delivered TO the tlclzet-holder on payment
OF one Dollar. Prizes are Immediately
sent to any address BY express or return
9oa wilI know what your Prize ls before
Won pay for it. Any Prize e1chda0ed fer
Sr0ofHsy' Of same Udiue. No Blanks. Our
oatYons can depend on fair dealing.
r. rFEREryCEs ~ We select the following
from many who have LATELY drawn Nalu-
1r11bIisb them. Andrew j. Barns. CHICAGO
EIOOOO: Miss Clara >, walker, Baltimore.
Pisnot $500; James II, Matthew'S, Deiroff
Il 069: John r. Andrews, Savannah. .080s
Miss Agnes simmons Charleston. Piano.
5000. We publish no names without per-
dPISIoNs OF THE PREss.-aThe nrr1 fs
and deserve their success.5-
[ weekly Tribune, Nay 81. 1--WE know
Them 10 be ? falr-dealng farm. I'm. u.
$500 prize, which was promptly received =
-LDally News June s.
to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. EVerv
package of sealed envel1pes contains oNE
CASH GIFT. Six tick eta for 81 18 for 81.
S5 for So; 10 for $40, an letters should
HARPER, WILSON q co,
178 Broadway New York,
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H. i. HE1slBoLp. Drue9ist. :


Dear Sfr-I have been a sufferer. for nm
ward OF twenty years, with gravel, blad-
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the most emine ent physicians, experiencinp
bat little relief.
Having seen your preparations extern
siyely advertised, 1 consulted with my
IAN IAN lIy physician IN regard to using your
did this because had used all kinds of
advertised remedies, and had found them
WoILniess, and some quite injurious; in
IacII uespalred OF ever getting well. and
determined 10 use no remedies hereafter
unless knew of the Ingredients 1t was
tnls Jhat prompted me to use your remedy.
AS you advertised that it was COMPOSED OF
Dnch1. enbebs. and Jnnlper berries, It Oc-
CURED 10 me and my physician as an ex-
celIenJ combination, and, with his advice,
after an examination OF the article, and
consulting again with the druggist, con-
Guided to try IL. 1 commenced It's use
about eight months ago, at which time /
was connned To my room. From the first
bottle L was astonished and gratined at
the beneficial effect, and after using IT
much like writing you full statement Of
my case at that time, but thought my in-
proVement might only be tenn pOrary, and
therefore concluded 10 defer and see If 1t
would enect perfect cure, knowing then
u would be of greater value TO you, aud
m ore satisfactory 10 me.
am now able to report that q cure IS
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1 have not used IL any now for three
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Your Buchu, being devoid OF any un-
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The Fever and Ague Season.

. IMc ncAEF anu ASu6 DbdeOUs
When the leaves begin to change, remit
tent and intermittent feVers make their
appearance. From the surface Of the earth,
bathed nightly in heavy deWs, from
marshes and swampS surcharged with
mois' ure, from the dying foliage of the
woods, from fostering pools and sluggish
streams, the sun Of September evolves
clouds OF miasmatic VapOr perilOuS to
health and life. The body, deprived by
the burning temperature OF july and Au-
gust OF much of its vigor and elasticity, is
not in a proper plight TO resist malaria;
and hence all diseases that are produced
by depraVed condition of the atmOs-
phere are particularly prevalent in the
Fall.
There is no reason why the health f
thousands OF people should be thus sacrl-
feed. A preparatory course OF HOSTET-
TER'S STOMACH BIT ERS is a certain
proteci ion against the epidemics and en-
denies whicn Autumn brings III its train.
Let all dwellers in unhealthy localities,
liable to such visitatiOns, give heed to the
warning and advice conveyed in this ad-
yertisement, and they may bid defiance
to the foul 'exhalati0ns which are now
rising. night and day, from the soil around
them. No farmhouse In the land should
be without this invaluable eXhilarant and
invIgorant at any period OF the year, but
especially in the FaIl. 1t is not safe to go
forth into the chill, misty atmosphere OF
September morning or evening with the
stomach unfortined by tonic, and OF all
the tonics which medical chemistry mas
yer given to the world, HOSTETIER'S
BITTERS are admitted to be the purest,
the most wholesome, and the most bene-
fetal.
Let all who desire to escape the bilious
attacks, bowel complaints and malarlOus :
fevers, take the BITTERS at least twice
day throughout the present season. It Is
as WhOlesOIn e as II is infallible. LOOK TO
the trademark = -HOSTEFTER5 SIOM-
ACH BITTERS,'s engraved on the label
and embossed on the bottle and th cir rev.
nue. stamp coYering the cork, as counter
feitS and limitations aDOdnd-
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This medicine increases the power of
dlgestlon, and excites the absorbents into
healthy exercise, by which the watery or
caicarsous depositions, and ali unnatural
engagements, as well as pain and infam-
maLlon, are reduced, and it is taken by
men, women, and children. Directions for
use and diet accompany.
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New Adveratsesaaass.

Steubenville, O., Female Seminary
ODelightfully n situated on ths BANKS az fIla
fGrniO. forty years i'm success IIf oneraffor.
-ltat branches. school wear Oh f1rfs-
fcnfire VII VII begin SEPrs5rB aR 1lTr. 1861
Ti,1s 49,. sailse about - q week. Ifoeafu-
Jtett So So 4editcti1H J0F daughters 0f 7rl-
- Il ,snq rry5 ioreatalogues TO INV. CHAS.
y, ~ E p - - 4 Alllt LID, sunerinIendeuf
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SEWING MAOHINE.


Having obtained an extensive and wide
spread sale for our "CENTURX " brand OF
Vine Out CheaOiHG Tobacco, we desire 10
announce that We fhaH NOT pack daily 500
IL the small lln-foi papers after has date,
July lst1 1869, is merits being SO favorabIy
recognized that this imducemgnt IS no
longer necessary. 10 avoid mIsapprehen-
sions however, we would add that we shall
continue to pack orders for elegant Meer-
schaunI Pipes In our = YACHT CLUB = ana
" EUREKA" brands Of Smoking IoBucc0.
The " YACHT club" is devoid of Nfe0-
tine, and cannot inJure the heaIth and Is
especially recommended "a people OF sed-
enteIy occupations or nervous conEtI5u-
CiOns.
The trade are invited TO send for oircu-
lars. II. LORILLARD. New York.