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- a. ' I 1 . I -- PALMER FOR SENATOR. Democratic Members of Illinois Legislature in Caucus. Za-Cereratr tchrn V. Pa'.-aar tht Ctaeai KealBM tot Senator. VIM lMpinta AIM CuiunJiC SniCfOriKLD, 111.. . 12. The members of both houses re-:ise-tullid thU afternoon In puruanc of the ad journment last n'mht. Representative Arui.tronjr from La Ballc count wits the chairman and ip reseutatlvc M. J. Dunne, ol Chicago, was thu ecirtorjr. All the member were present except twelve, who wire rtprcwiittJand 1'"' 011 record by proxies. A it was cjrrwd to make a honntori-l uomluntioii at this caucus, the as ttiUy unmedtately proceeded lo thatbtishir-.-s. Senator Icttrborn of M.isou eouuty. ltta brief and pointed pnUtory re marks, placed kx-oov. jon v. nuCT Ot Springfield iu nomination a the pemocratio candidate lor United biati senator to be voted for sy the funeral as sembly on next Tuesday. All the rucmlxTS present except lp rtsentative Wall, of Macoupin county, arose and remained eUudinf for several minutes, algnltying amid enthusiastic ap plause that they voted tor Mr. Palmer. The caucus was strictly private except to the Democratic members of the legis lature until after the nomination was made, when, on the motion ol l'eprcsent- Ativc Ilerrlngton, f.ie fievspaper re porters were admitted, aud IteprcJena live Smith, ot Chicago, was appointed as a committee to Invite and escort those in OlVluuaJS into uie i-auc-u iiimuuci. Senator Dearborn and llepreseutatives Merritt and Conkrite were appointed as a committee to advise Got. Palmer of his nomination and to induce him to address the convention. Wblle this committee was hunting lor the nominee the meeting gave expres sions of their determination at all h;tz grds to support Ui candidate?. Representative Callon said that to te cure success every DeniocreA. aUould be promptly In his seat at 11 o'clock on next . Tuesday morning. No excuse but death could be honored as the absentees would be considered as bought to auy away. No private consideration should keep taemway on so important an occasion, and especially when the constituencies ot the gentlemen d-uian Jed tue citrate in their greatest duty. Represencative Wall said that his con stituents elected him with the expectancy that he would oppoc Mr. I'almer'e uoiu luation lu the caucus, and there-lore he would vote for Mr. Trumbull. io that the caucus has declared Its choice, he was in duty bound to support it com- loee and to be certain that he luiht bave an opportunity to vote at the elec tion be was golug to stay In thf iity and not go home to visit his family iuiJ take the chances of accident or :orui to de lay bis return. Representative English expressed siin llar views to Mr. Wall, and was not go ing out ol the city lor tear ol accideniial detention. Representee Jennis said that his wife was at borne seriously sick, but he was Lot going to leave until after the senato rial contest was over, uule?s called to her dtath-bed. Representative Smith, ot C'hic-ugo- sug- get ted that any member who was aW-t.t oa the occasion of the election, nnd not having a death certificate to account fur It, deserved pulllieal dealU. Senator Smith believed the Democratic ranks were solid aud their bold lroui would win the light. Several other members made remarks ef a aiuiilar import to there aud occupied the time until the arrival ol the candi date tras announced, when the niectii.jr adjourned from the committee room in the cnpital to the senate' chamber, in ol der to accomodate thy several Juiniired persons w ho wished to Lear Gov. l'ai er's speech ot acceptance. The couimittee appointed to noJly the nominee eoifed Lim to the president' rostrum in the senate chamber; aud Sen ator Dcarboru introdace-d 11 r, lUuirr lu a tew timely remarks. gov. ritxirit's iccLrrANCE TTu algniliud in a then address to lie convention. The uU:anco ol hi re marks were as follows; lie was giui' fled for this proof of thtlr confidence iu Mm. lie simply deslrvd to am.pt uth a place as ttw-jf auould ckeui beat lor tbj party interests. He regarded it a right, duty and privilege of the people to choose tlioae for whom they wanted to vote for public and Gftlcial positions. A seat lu the United States senate is woithy ot any citizen's ambition, but la worth nolhiug unless the man has the confidence of those w ho elect him, and whose choice Is uaae consistently vr.n tue ut most lairnees. To secuie there should be no inoeatien of patronage or political trading, as such means would make the position value less to him. The caucus have made no promise to elect him and ho had no right and would not demand them to elect him. All be could ask was lor them to tafce part with blui In a lair contest for success. uw principal opponent, Gen. Logan, wa representative- of the Republican warty, M tUiit Darty exUu UHlay, and bad n Vufluence o! both the uatlonal and suu aamluUtratlons to back him In the light. The ln-tnocraU Lave nothing to promise but their own supporters, and wholly rely upon tuelr faithfulness to the principles and lntereu ot the party. If he ( Palmer) was elected a a . m oe wouiu urge tor a reuueuon ot national expense to the lowest limit oosUtent witb economy. Utt theory was that official dignii) thvuld be tuauu. OC&rJ l7 wU4tW, suurf.1t and Ua Pity, and therefora tie was opposed to voting large salaries to keep up the offi cial dignity of presidents or other officers of the trovcrntnent. His actions would be directed in the ways of peace and prosperity c l the pePle ancl ne would use bis otHcial position toward bringing an answer to the millions who pray for their daily bread without receiving as abundantly as their houCTty and Indus try deserve. J lis views and opinions were unchanged Irotu what bail bttu presented in bit oQiclal acts as govenor of the state. He was la political accord w ith the Democracy because it is their doctrine that all men are tree and vqnal. and that America has an executive but nu ruler. It w as the duty ot the legisla ture to elect a man for seuator w ho was a proper and competent person. U Pal mer was not deemed lit lor the place, he did i.ot w ant any election, eveu lu com- pliiuvtit, hr any merit ne iux". The address was received with cheers. TUX rifcDGX. Senator Arntzen, on resolutions, had the convemion to adupt the followlor plcilgf- 5 lUtr.h'u. That we severally pledge our- selves to abide by the actlou ot lli.s con- ;V, lion and to be present at the sessions of general semblv w henever u ye tor L niled Males seuaiur it wtu. - caucus then aujourncd. A HE PR0B.4BLK. xvrtm careful canvass among political experts the mathematical situation of the senatoiial question i, that Logan treiijrih on Joint ballot ol me iwpuwii- canslor the first lew ballots wlU be mne-tv-seven; Palmer, lemocrat, Eighty. tight; VZU "1 "OUSe, luuejim- ents and anti-Logan Republicans, eleven, and Audersou, in the senate, lu- de pendents and Trumbull lA-mocrat?, ei "'hi. Five of the nineteen lndejend- ents are of Republican proclivities auu the other fourteen are Democrats, and will nrobably tic both partie?. Tlic sen ate Independents this eveuing held a cau cus aud reconsidered their nomination ot Congressman Stevenson, as it was ascer tained that he would not accept the candi dacy. The caucus nominated Gen. W. B. Andersou. To-night several hundred citizens of this place, In company with most of the visitors here, gave Gov. Pal mer a serenade. He was called out and made a speech ia review of his position on national aflairs. FAMJ?ff FAMCIES. Tli SovHtHMi in Feminine THE NEXT SENATOR. The Illinois Independents Nomi nate Judge bavid Davis. The Democrats Undecided Pal mer, Trumbull, Stevenson, and Campbell still the Prominent Candidates. (SrrlasfielJ correa'laee tf tts CttiaKtf ' ' ll btl ) t.. 11 Tho litue' (1 turn Uie l"ilaeliihU l're,9.) Loug coats are increasing iu length ; so much so that they begin to attain the appearance of the Gabrlello or Princcssc costumes, so that we ceeui destined iu time to have the "Priucesso" out of diori a well as lu, as it ha hitherto been contlued solely to evening or bouse dresee'. Combs are sga'm gaining great popu laniy. Tbey are mostly worn when the Lair is arranged In the French twist s yle, or else sunk in a myriad ol puff aud braid. Tbey are eenerally arranged pai tfy to one side, A very pretty sty la ami one now much iu vogue is to bare the evub correspond witb the jewelry wwrn. fret ty ones are shown in corl. Jrory. amber, and even diamonds are no.v being set iu massive gold coronet, and, a may be supposed, make a very iff.etlveheaJ-drefcs. When tne world ot fashion once takei bold of a color, there is no knowing where it may allow it to terminate. Cardinal red has tor some time held ab solute sway over all others. We have seen it iu hosiery iu almost everything, In fact, ot the lemiuiac attire, from the sule of the dainty foot to the cardinal I bow worn coquetUehly lu the iiair; but it was lett to one ot our tnttrprwrng stationers U Introduce' among his holiday novelties cardinal writing pe;er. Tho style, we lear, is somewhat glaring, but admired ou aecoun' of its oddity. Pinuuneut among the new shade- that have come out this season U a charming silvery green, almost white, known as the vrt tltU'ul." It is uol unlike the frozen moonlight that was so popular a lew tea-ons ago. There is amber dust and tvral dust, the first soiuethiug ot a delicate ecru, n nd the latter the tainte-sl rose tint, both exquisite shades lor even iiig wear. One of the most important articles now of a lady's toilet, and frequently (he most expensive, is the handkerchief. New ones are shown of an exceediugly tine texture, lu white aud colors ; they are not uu'ukc the India gauze ; others have one or two row of scollops arouud the edge. For lull dress, however, the line laces, with the tiny batiste centres, still are the favorites. The Initial I still reckoned among the most elegant do signs. 1 he letters are often nudo Jon and so iatriwiued as to form peculiar animals. I he monogram is still much iu vogue. Very pretty collars and cuffs now come witb a deep cardinal border, but the most elegant are the plain linen, eurlehed with Hue embroidery and small hemstitching. A rather uncomfortable fashion, but oue that bids fair to become quite pop. ular, Is that of wearing the s'.ays over all tho underskirts iu Immediate proximity to the outside bodice. This gives the slim, long-walsted appearance now so much admired. Maay of tho Imported dresses extend the whalebones of the corsage down over the hips. Randeaux of silk, made in the shape of a coronet, are now much woru iu the front of the hair ; they are made of silk or velvet, to correspond with the toilet. Ulsters have been very fashiouablo but it is said they are to be replaced by a garment which is made very long, ol d irk cloth, ornamented with three collars aud a double row of immense buttons ; it ran be bordered with lur, velvet, or braided Kalloon, iu a darker shade. Spanish mantillas are now coming Into vogue, and are a graceful substitute for . "uhta; a very pretty one is made of 11,-Thu rwd of lcdeDendeuts, numbering some eight members, assembled this t-veulng In a route at the Leland hotel and nomi nated Hon, David Divis for the United States senate They immediately sent word to the Democrats, In selou ut the cpitol building ol this fact, and ad Jourued. The Democratic caucus upon receiving information. Instead of nomi nating Pa.mer as they had purposed do lug, adjourned to meet again to-morrow aKcrnoon at 2;M o'clock, w ithout making a selection. They will then put a candi date in nomination. H Is not known whether Judge Davis will leave the bench lor such a position, but some friend.- here who know him well believe if he is uominated by such a minority as to Insure bla success, that he will make the race. It is known that he is some what tired of the bench, and that he had some taste for iMtli;lcs and ambition lor political boner?. The news ft the nomi nation or this able member or the su preme bf ncU CAUSED CONSIDERABLE St Rl'BlSK Around the I.eland tids evening, and the adherents ot Logan felt a little dismayed. The Palmer men do uot take kindly to the nomination, and claim to believe that Judge Davis is merely put up as a man of straw, to be immediately Knockeu uowu .... . 1: t . ,l,nf agaiu. mcy uenwi uucicii umi iuv Independents of both houses will be able to unite upon him, and that when this is accomplished they will drop him and go over to Palmer. The Logan men ex press surprise that these men have se lected so prominent a man for the posi tion. The Democrats interpre t this ac tion as an indication ol au intention on the part of the Independents to imu man suflieientU- wannent and ade quate to THUOW THE rXSPONSlBILITY of electing Logun or of accepting him upon themselves. The air is again filled with the clamor of voices, and the ult still goes -n. The Palmer men still stand br their man, and say that if the Indepcrilenis will not unite upon sueh a man as tbey may name, upon them must rest the odium ol "ending Gen. Logan again to the se nate. Gov. Talmer was fotiud in the rotunda of ti e Leland this evening, and was aked whom be thought the Democrats would nominate. He sail probably Lyman Trumbull. The reporter replied that it was the in tention to nominate himself. "Well, re marked Palmer, "if they ueminate me, it wiil make a pretty fiht. v i:h Lo gin. An Vrson, Davis aa l niyif I can eoiieeive that It will b; A VEHV I51ERtrTir0 COTEST."' The object of the Democratic conven tion this evening was to ascertain the opinioDSof the various members of the committee ol conference ia rtferencc to tbs sincerity of the Independents as re gards the coalition. The committee re. ported substantially Hut they thought tbe Independents sincere and bont-t, and j tnat they wouu stanu oy meir propor tions. The JndepenJeuti of the senate held a caucu? until late iu the evening at the Revere houe. There was a god deal of talk, but little agreement. The name of A. L. steveasoa and Alexan der Cituttl! were uio.t prominently j b?f'.re the meeti!!, and it Is pretty ttr- i tain that a majority of those present leit ISCHXLD 10 StirtE VJ'-Ji 8TfiVE.ViOX. They till not, up to the hour ot dispers. ing, however, mike any tonu d uo.ni nation. The iudependut senators have aid tVy will not umt with the house ou Davii Davi-i. Uoih the senate and houso ink-pendents wi!I present namej to the Democrats to-day. The senate caucus will he reiimei to-morrow morn ing, and that of the Democrats to-morrow aiteinooti. The decisive' moment will therefore occur to-morrow, when the candidates must be named. here before the Hth ot February. It is understood to-day, however, that b thinks tbe daily meeting ot a regular convention during tho counting ot the Votes Is the better plan. The leading Democrats here are of the same opinion. Some of the extreme Republicans say Grant will bring tbe army and navy here to prevent the meeting of a convention, boldiug tbtt It would be treasonable. In eply to thii, Democrats aay that If one Of the great political parties cannot hold a convention without being arrested tor treason, it Is time the prolo know ti t iact. Those In favor of a convention also make the point the proplo of the Country would sooner aVide by any re- Suit of a regular body tlnii by tho ac liouofa tnUct lhiueous citizens1 commu te. the coMrireuisE committee. Correspondents are in a state of great excitement to-alght over the fact that the Session of the joint committee to provide tor counting the electoral vote was ngreed Upon, but this is hardly true. The ut. inost secrecy is Kept up by members of the committee. It known, however, that what has been decided upon was by a majority only of the senate committee. The Democratic senators have advanced iio proposition, joining in discussion only bn those brought lorw ard by the Repub lican members. . . 1 lllUL. Lippincott's Magazine, An Illustrated Monthly of Popular Literature, Science, and Art. DR. C. F.?MNE'S Celel.u-j.teJ Anvjricm WORM SPECIFIC -UH- VEEMIFUGE. SYMPTOMS OF WORMS. MM in countenance is la!e a:.J JL L'aJw-n-col jrcJ, with occasional flushes or a circumscribed xt on one or both checks ; the eyes become dull ; thepupilidilatc ; an azuresemi circle runs along the lower eye-lid; the no mi I, irritate J. swe-lU.and some times bleed i ; a swelling of the upper lip; occ.iiiomJ heada: lie, with hum-mir.-j or throbhin of the curs; a;i uuiij'i-il see-reiion of saliva; slimy or furred tongue; breath very tui, p.a-iu-.iUrW in thj miming; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with a pnau i.ij s.;i:i'.io:i of the sdomach, r.t oih-.T--., entirely rone ; lleetin pains i i x'm stomac'.i ; oci agonal nati-ea n.i 1 ,m-.:.;; vi . 'lent pains throu.::!:- ti l:.;.'; .' .: t;..-.. :i, i : bowels irre:;ii'. co- e ; -jh .vlimy ; r.ot t: 1 with t!oo:l : swol'.on r.:v 1 hard ; urine t;tr-re-::r.atio.i oc-usionaJly ditii ar.vt a co.r.panied by Hccoujrh j 'io.r;: i m ,-.iryaidcor. vti '.ive; .an I el '. .srl-v-I sleep, with t ri: l.p. ; ot" the Ueth ; temper vr.ri.a i! , l..-;: gCier.-lly irritable, &c Whe:.ver the above -ymr.t'j'.r.s arc ;"v.:i.d to ci t, i :l c. i.am: vi.v.Miruc.n Will certain!)- e t a t;.re. i; i.-: : ot ci.w: v.cv.. vr.v i . r.v f.rat : it i ::i i..t-- .rt p. : raii.n, .V:j.Vt. ''.': i '.' ( t -y to ,:: f :? :; r i-j.- .'. T:-!sger.:.i.T:D.-.. M l. -: 'vrr- ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1877 The nun. ber for January begins the nine tcenlb volume of ttit Maa-szine, nu wbllo Us past record will, it is hoped, bs deemed a mlMglentguaranlee ol luiur excellence, no tflorts w ill be soared to uiver.iiy its at tractions asxl to jToVide an Increased sup ply of Pcpular Beading in tht Bnt ard Mai -pfuitU Sense, Tbe great object and conx'aut aim of the ouilueioi s will be tofun,Mi tUt public with Lturaiy Kutrr aiiiuicut ot a Kifloed iiiU Vmie-il CharjeU-i, m well as to pie.eDt lu a giaphle no striku k mictier tho most re ceui iuforuiation sud i)und't view on aubjecu ol General liferent; iu a word, to reu ier Lipplueott's Mugazme strikingly Ui-tiactiv lu 77,ee t'taturt$ that art .Vest Aitract.it in Magazine Littratvrt. The coutri but tons now on h&od. oi speci ally ernnKt-d. tmbrars a higUiv attrsc tve it of l'es, bhort Stonen, Deseripltve te-hex.Nurraives, Paper on Scitnee and art, i'ocius, lopu;ar tys LtUrary Criti cim, Ki-., tte , Ey TaUnUdani Will-Knave Wn'.ctl. A larpe proportion ol tbe article, espe cially tbo Ueterip'.ive ol travel, will b rrofnttly and litautifuUy Illustrated. The tili-torial einbelil-lmient of tbe M'- ziu ciiitiiit'ite one ol its many at'.riie I. Atlllf... In tul It if. n to the tlrueral Attractions ol l.irriNt-OI Id MAt.AicIN L., ill-' I'UI ll'berwou:d iuvite attemuu to the lyllow log Special Features fcr 1877. 1. A new gf rial story, 'The Marqui of LusU1' ktti'-i'Tzc Mao!ona'.d,MUhorof M:dtom," Alee e.rb UoiA-rt t aiconer," ete. To tlin-e ot our readers wbo am luuiliar with M.ilf-olm." tliis new aioiy lroui tlic cpu of this lUtins'tit-Ucl writer will ueed uo ret-ouuueui:tt!on, and bis reputa tion a guarantee to otbt ri of a iee ly in- tereftmg ar.a powcriui Mory . ii De"" ,n thn November minibtr. whl' li i-ue. w ith the lieeriut t-r part, will l.e turni-Ltd gratU to all new subscriber-" ror i... i. A profusely illustrated herie of keU-be of SiceolUh .SV'Mfry and Life, by Prof. Willard Fikc, of Cornell L'ulver ity,wbois tliorou'bly limi iur with Sweden and in People from personal observation. I). A series of popular papers on Art and Art Matters, br Edward Strahan (Earl Phiuu), autb.r of 1" lie New livpeiton," etc. i. Illustrated bketehes of Travel, entitled Pieturr frum .Sy tn'i, by Kdward Kin?, author of "The r.reat south.'' ete. !S. Mm. l.ucy 11. lloopcr'lntereittnand l'lrptaut Payers a'tH Letirs ro-n Paris wilt be continued through the year. ti. Wu Btavtiet of tht JUiine. will be described in a richly illu-trated ,.erieof rar.ti. 7. Dunn,' the er will appear a number ot nandom;y lau'trated tbort arti.-ir. ce criuliv of Life. Travel, and Ailvrntura in tbe l nited ite, t.Q$ ul.!SoulU Aunricm, Jpu, Mobolta, tud otutr couLtne. For Sr.'e by all Look and Vir td, a!u I. PKICE A CLNTS. The Perfootion of Light. ... . - ii Arl ME THE Family Safeguard Oil. THE HORRORS AND APPALLING ACCIDENTS Pahy transpiring lo tl uss of the Oils now sold ui liluniinators, which ar ir.a8 lioa reuolcum, aLd tbo want of confi'lente in tb public tnlod as to lh certain safety of said Oil', has luJuced tbo Introduction of mm n in i LLUMIHATOR LAI5Kis 150 deg. l'lro fOit au-1 tprlus wati-r whiu in e-jlor, will not exploda wbila burning in a lamp, nor in any otrcr way, a it does not eoLtaln auy ol tbe zril- tlvc compounds so frequently tuc) with Id tbe ordinary Oils for Illuminating. A lamp flUed with ELAINE, it upset or accidentally hrokeu, will uot explode or burn. There Is r.o povition in wbleh you eah put a lamp tilled with LA15Efere-oUimou use, in wblch it will explode. LLAlSL li eertalniy the f-afeit I "atully Iliundnallug Oil know n, and can be ued U any Coal il or K-rytre Uiu), without change wl turLer. -TVAi .UVAltl'KD 1UK- FIRST PREMIUM lij the .In roil and ('ofuruiuurrt of tb Contonnial Xntcrnaticnal Szhibitlon. As the L-t iliiiuuiiktiiie' (!'. I'.r It eatruoiciicury nirrits of fM and LSrliiiaLn. y of LighL F.LAI NK w a. al-o awarded a (told SlnUl kt tbf Pittburh Lxpo-itU'ii ; tul wu adopted, after a thorough scientific and praetieal tet, by the UNITED STATE". OOVEKNMENT I.I011T-1IOLSE DEPAItTMENT. Aad recvlveU a hi'h ouiuirudation tr.m the Hoard of I'nlted State Mt-uuiboat Ifprs tors, AVashiugton, 1). C. luEiirsncc Couipaniet rate ELAINE the c:we an a ti n.k. ELAINE is used on luany of the Iailrod, Street Carsaud Url:t of the country aud inaugurated superior tu any other t il in tin; market. Can be used In SDy lamp. OHDEK rnOM THE 1P.ADE "OLICITEP. M' LAN A I it. on. c. rSt LlVKR PILLS. - J -' - .'. i-: i; !... ', 1 '. , : '' it :.. Tekmm. Veirly iubi.r!ption, H; Tto Copie, tT ; Itree Cof ie, fio ; rue Cojh ic, tit; itn copie. iw, wua copy entli to the jthju pro:uiiU lh club iioaie Bunibf-r. Si cot. N'jTick. The oveiiiber and ember Number, containing the er icr ehupte.- of "fhe ilnrut ol LoMle," win bu pre sented to ail new annual tubstiilcr for lis::. irecirncn Nuu.ber mailed, pose l ull, 5.1 1 to aLT addn .. on reccirt of ctui.it. i o sirens a uoerai eoiuuiir.ou m uc al lowed. Ad'lre, J. B. LIPriKCOTT CO , PuMiihere, Til and 717 Market fct., lhi!a. ti.-t s V ' Cnqat-atlonably tn Veat auataliied woik cf li. kind it. t. World. lLI.t'blttAlEl" WASHINGTON. The House and Western Union Telegraph Company. Tsiu VrwpAsrd Kaliana! Democratic Ueavtutlgu. Special to tho republican.) SII AKP rRSCTICE. VasuIKOTO.v, J-u. 12. Tho sharp practice used by the Westers Uu'.on Telegraph, company in the Uaiues cae to-uy, aMtiouti H t U.m liidiviJual into a had predicament, will be at tempted iu Ortou'i aud other cases that uiav come he-tore the house. The Demo crats intend Unit there ahull be no child's play hereatter, and Ortou will be sum marily dcilt with. If he pleads the same game that Ilarnes used, he will go luticlo:a confinement, and so w ill each otliciid who is brouat b.-tore the bar ot the house. The bluuder wan In giving these tucu so much time to prepare a course by which they could battle the house. NVIION'aL democratic convkxtion. Mr, Hewitt to-day reeelTed a tormal request troua Juhu U. Thompson that a De-uiiiiTatlc tiutioual convention be culled lu meet hero ebruury 12. This request was iu accordance- with the resolution passed by the mass convention held at Columbus Ohio, on the Mh of this month. Mr. Hewitt, personalty, is ad Terse t'j the idea ot a national conven tion, but he will go to New York to morrow, an 1 will from there Uu ajeull for a luectiuir of the executive commit tee of the nulioual comruitte-e, w hich w ill BARCLAY BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AGENTS, OAITAO, IXlLi. T.V li . a i i t ..-.I j.i Dr.. K'-h v.-r:i!i! -t 1 .v;t.:.?s!..'rifttir-'-s (1 l.. U" l.A i. I 1- j ! Mf.V. l'.IVVH. Si.1.1 l.v ail i ! ; i!i-.i.'r;i-U R!,.l C illlitiy ! n -: ' " Id-rally yiicc$ of tht iVu. Ilit MaOazi-s has atl.iutd in i' i.r.e fpiarter ceulurv Mi.'i lu-ie ol tsu:tn to ijoiiil i le UIU3 be- k. J ol'il, iu !.'. wora ol lr. Jlii.'-.ui. it ia Taia I'j I'Umt' ut. iuseliaa lo .ra.e." ll.i IujIik.I iu luii-uu-uituir.el itpir.aii ou lu-cm-f i ua tl.c i-lB have ).aae.. k:U it. ..turr luce li pollen hUf ol pru..r:iy t.-ltifl moimu l inierHii.l I'rtt yea i j. nr.vKiyn r.ujtie lUrufra u'.lilv Is muikol Ijy ilie t.unc cr.ar aetrri.-iic w hn.h iVR it :.ri:uluiloii I rum ttie nrt Willi Ue U :ltr iUbi ' lluela. ll coiuoiuc-a n-aauif.' Hi ltr M tlh illu.ilruiior.a m wuy to nik Cit n U'l vivia trie lacii j.rwnita. l ie turet id rely draigued to caleh the eye ot Uie tuomut i bc-vr; tuoertei, e.ti'Cio Jjumu. l ETlMB t Postage tree to all Suhacribera lu Ua llABPEB'a Magazine, one vear.. ..ft 00 tl oo uirluUe. i)ni3 meiit of L . e. pu.tace by the piibliehtro. buhnetiUons to Harper'H Mtniint, Wnllr, and lluzir. to oi.e adUretn fur one yeur, iio 00, or, two ol Harr' i'eriudiUuls. lu one addieat lor one ytrr, . nonage ir.-. An Kxuneniivoieiiutr ui jucuinc, ch.it or ilnZur will be ujrlii-(l gratia lor vry Club ol rive cuiisi-riiira mi oo tru in one rfiiut tanc-e, or bis copies tor a.O yj, wuhoul extra Cc py, KUtjr tree. irk iiuiiioers tun or mnuutu my uiiie 1'iie Voliii'ic ol the M xaiiat coninieiir with the Nuiul.rrn l r June uud lec-tn hir ol' inh veur. tuhronptiou u.uy coiiimi-me with any iiumhcr. W hcu uo time l- )eeilleil, it v ill be un.lnr.ti.od tlmt tl.e uh criU-r wialieto Ix-iin u-ith itn. Hrt i.uiiil-r of thecurrcnt tulvuiL-.aud iima me uuac-i'iinwi uric, oesiur tfiwi'K tne taH iiumhcr will t n-nl ucuorainKiV. liousetio.it u lultrt .tuia' liKrury vuilor. em- I Cnmplelt Set of Harper JUk'azine, now i ..uuiuKi. i C(, , nriKiiiir . '.t column, in ni'al t-lutu niiiumir. lUhPiua H as ar i. liroru-ely illuMralvd, and I v. ill lu..,i l.v eiuren. freiitht at exiM-ua ot coutunm alone, (mui. dkeli-l:t. and eaauyk ol urchKr, for2 'i wr volume. Single volume a moat attruenve character. loila iiiar- I Lv umil. iwalnaid, l 00. C loiU cua, loi hind- 1 ' ariiauc leulure, Hie niiuin la uuijlira. i ce,,t, l,v mall, ll .atliaia Madison Dispensary, I& M " Madltoii Chicago. ' fj fj roryoto it r x n. o. moE Lowt Vlwtl trf .lr riduuf Me11nir9ijaff ha.i lM sfr rgrtH ib tfct trusiit of U VN HCaL, blXU AL sUt CHK(sir rihrr.M j,htuun to ct TPHILfK. VESORklltl. CLKUT, IftUlCRI, URCH niR, UtaU. kit lriry tltja, or frsrWJ fMlM m4 tk UrsMt. slsr bsifto, tT-s..sj iei wop.rai1 uc.av o i in i Ut.i.s4V ptlyuytm 1st ttJ 16 uuJ um. tltij, f. s- Vrna4T0KftBtAt lirftAL DEBILITY M llfO Till V. rwii 0t sir ifv il ffsuu miui iestt t ftiisiif ur), or ttor musm, tii b product a if tb fl totV fffet: h'fTvouibtMt. tftiiBkl tauKtUrja itettllt. itltt Of lUtb- dcftl sVffOMf f. frimp os) iM-r tc ItirsiB ti wif'T iii ef hiuiI povtr, te.. rebdentf MAKKtAOtf immurr rt pmstbotiy caroa. rpii '. pc r Utlxig tm tHo ftbvTi. Mat t Mut4 ev;r for 10 -co tM- Api C(atao M oCc or by mU Ut'llost- HiS .Bi' i frt JUMSV. pswv iosj smhw9 mm varei few hmi. CARRIAGE CU1DE.0R SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. Tfcit to m nfiat rk of irss mu wm. 4 a,iiksjsVwk iafcsbtiM tm ts ms aw mitm4 um.pm sftrrt4t l Mtwn IL loancsM tt sir,j m ntimiu dsi Iimm.M U SMt-anA Ml sawU M prl? Jrat f rf Km is4 fst ttmihwt IA tlir .om It bai rtAsif t M NUeei of Im smsis tyataot tAat u smiA kaettu. ta4 ajkfMk tbM SX ssvbita'tsl M 111 ttkst Ottk ItM, 9tJ 0MA IKWH vupvsitvT, an w mmm m , mf, Evansvlllo, Cairo and Memphis Steam Packet Co., 'A Xepooitoiy cf Fashion, Pleasure aad Instruction." Harper's Bazar. ILLl'STRATi;!). aoxiLics or ma rtMS. SToretncilv houth.,l.) mllni nnililrt. rt- rea'a UaZaB ii bitu-'liar U. beet thii.K liu liUel. iu la. 11 u a mailer oi ecouoiuy. ludy em alluiU h, U; wnaout it, lor the n.lornm tiou it Kivca will .uve h vtiy murh tuorr money tixoably the heat journal oi ita kind in the couu I try. -aaliuuay Lii.iU( I'lUclte, UuaWU. Foatag fre to all BuLacriVifcia ia th eicl-ed states. HARriR'a IU. . . nr.fc vi-r SI 0 II eo includca Lrt ,.yiueat ot V. poataxt by Uie imbliahwra. kuhac-i iiiiuua tulUarca't Magazine, Weck IV, aud li AAH, t" una a'hlre tor oue year, (loj ur, to of ll.irr' I erl'.'l'al". to one addrea v. vitT)L.r, v; iH.aiatfe lie. All fc.xiia Com- in iiliei the Muuazlni-. Week ly. (.1 l.:t-r u 11I lu. auiiiiiie.1 matia ft.r cverv tluLii.riiVA si H.Liialf al leaclt. lu one A ,oini i-te Anulvl.c-ui ludcx to Ihe firt Fifty V.'uri-. a if lUrticr'a Muituziiie haa juot Oteni.uh- li.hi-tt, rrndcriiiu avnilulle for relrrriicv Ilie aat atiii yaried weallb ol infornutiou which on-ll- tutea tlua lArl .ilin.1 a litrlei't nluatluU-U lit' mry rvr:c) iu. pyo, ( lulu, J i-1', nun can, i ' cent ix.aiase urt nun. stw MT, are not in copy uiiaaaTcrurwurui wiihout ih t-.ir aa nnirr ol' ilurter A liiothcr. AU".rea jiAitrtii a i.ueii ur n-., w-11 New York uk-A.ir.tit,. klmrtlv ai.d call tin i-rmv.-iitiiiii hlaek, SpanlaU lace, fashioned here &u4 ; to meet in fehrusry, tiov. Tlldtu w as "1"(w "'aP cf tho bead, and . several day ajjo in favor cf onguteuei wituuu ot scaxlct ribbon I A huge cnuts'B committkk, aaJtOfHw. CoaiHncd ff 23.000 itxw, wtcliiiff The Centaur Liniments eUuy pain, subdue iWeliiiin. heal burua.acd will cure reiuliiuncA-; or, Si Coii.ca tor J-'O oo, iLiiout I Khniuu.li.iu, fsimviu. and auv fle-U, bone or rlJJ ' I'O''1 tree rl .-MUUIiera run hu Ihe Vuhuiira ol I be liiihU cuiuiuci.ee with the tear. M beu nu tune ia uiruiioned, it will lie underatK..! that aul.ai lil- r wuheatn rolu- lueuce Willi the liuiubur uext alter the rtccijil ol bin order. 1 ha Annual V.li,,..-a of ItARpitR'a Ilnm. In nft cluth bin.lii.n, will lie aei.t by CA.rea, lie inr 4. uo eacu. A oolii.icte fet, Compnain,; Siuu VulUlUc. M ut U recc-iit ol caauat Uw rate .,f , j, r vUliue, freight at C bllh C'aaa rnrb.nl, w..1iiffn ai,; ,.,1.1 r- lti.nl Ilia, w.ll be aeut I'y uiail, iKjoll.uld, on ntocipt ol a I 10 each. omacle ahiueut Ihu r ti , Wrupiier ia for family tiae, the Yellow Wrapper fur uuimala Aliatof the ingredient aru coutalued around each bottle, they are c-1 cup tpredy, and t-er taiu. Tho certain, speedy jnanuic f auTniu. l e'":h X"iutM "r,U on reci'' roniedy for ofelldren. ia Pitcher's I aatorU. it is Newapaivtra are not to copy lliiiaityertiaetnent aa vlaut to take a honey and aa certain ia ita without ilie mur,. order ol lUiu-m & Unuiu- I cffec-U aa Laatoi Oil. Fur Wind Colir, V tnsi bjur 6tumach,nd DUordattl UOWtJJ''!! aolbius Ukt Castona ana. Aiilrea. HAM fcU UROJIIKH'-. yew Vol THE NEW MAGAZINE, RECORD tub YEAR rOCBTil yVMBEB (JILT) MAUY TO- VXTt. With a fie Steel Tortraltof A. T. fctcw..r Cme lJcath, W ill and huccesniou. And beside the unique and Taluabla llmry o iir.i.i.rrant eveuta and occurrence ti.i lughout tue world, Una number contain., a.ii i two iiiiC'lied other articlca, the luliow.U(f oiutaol special tuleraat : Quceu Victor's' New Title. lr. John iu'ti Aonl rhlloaplr (Koo!). 1 he True .tmerlcau achuiacU.utiic i'ocui. Washington a Marahal ol r rcuce. Jeun luacluw'a fancy. New llure-Car foe-try, for April. Do in i'edro's Charuclerimics. A W blot 1'ariy la the Ark. Three Capitaluts Ator, Stewart, VauJcrbill. Mark 'I Wain al a lioraa Auction. t'irat Keuiule UihbylMt at Wasbiiiifton. 1 he Oirl ot evil e a rpunith l'ouu. Koyaiiy in the L'liludUitea. Arteuiua Ward' ei.uracuraad l'eculai'llleS. Monthly Uecord of Con fie, etc. 'llnuira to lauched at.nuiiular and touchlna poemi, fckitcl.es iucidt nta, Ac, in aurh atlrao live variaiy , that it forma tha ri. heat amount of Tuluablenua eiilcriuiuiua' icuaiun aiiuoat rur etiibraual in a uiaguiui. Thl new Ptrl-dlrul, whi.-h haaalrea.ly reucb 1 auch an eiioriuoun popuiaiiiy, la Soiiietl.u.K new audorudual in Ihe way or a . Uuntl.ly Magatiue. Ueiu a aol t of Ketercuiw Srru.-iu.uk. or mouthlv record of iiuprt-..nt eveuta llittl uappen iu any pan ui un un'., Wilh a aelectn.u of the moat popular uiiacellanv ..rtliecurreutiuonth. i.roae ami uurtry, fureia-n and ilomeatio. k'htiby I'rauk Muore, of the ''ltebe-illon itecoru.-- npAUtiAilly uriutiii. with au elegant stce. -'.r- iruii of the ii.'.ot promiueut M:iauu of the mui.iU m wcu Muuurr. One ol the tucal entertaining ami tiiiuai.ie dm elaaa monthly luagaxinea eici iaaue l. i'rii-c, cent a mouth, or t-' ii lor a year' mlwciip tlun postage paid by the pui.li-ht n. t- early eutauriptiuu begin with any month. . 0. W. CHAELETOIACO., FubUsaan, Ua-li Svuvc, tw Torki Paiucuh, fehawneetewn. KvaJhi- vKle, jjomsville, (Jincinnatl and all tray landing. Tec g.r(t.t a!l-WI.l t ARKANSAS BELLE, A'ALTaa B. I'KytitituroN Musur JllAKi-lte Pa.NMVGTOM - irti. W ill leave Cairo every WD;ES1AT at o'clock v- u. The fleet lMiitr IDLE WILD, Urn Howard... ho. lucMA.... ...Matter ....Cieik Uaee I'alre every SATCBDAY. Kach tKiat make close connections at C'ahM with Urnt-clae ateatuera for bt Louix, ilcin phiaandNew Urleuu. and at tvane ill with the t. AC. it. U for all poiuM Nona aud taat, andwiththe ixiuieville Mail bttaiuer lOhSJl point ou the Upper Ohio, giving through re ceipta on IreijjhU aud paoaeugera to all point CTinuiary. 'or urthcr information apply t IsUb. blLitit, raaaenger Ageoi. 11 A LIJ 11 A V BltOS., AmnU Or to U J.OKAMMtB, .Sutrititeiideut aud Ueueral Freight Agf' lo-a-W-le. .vanavillai-lJ-,u-- p.: CUHL. -Eaclual?-" Flour Mercliant A D Milloro' Acont. Ko SO Ohio !. OAXBO ILLINOIS. t 6 If.