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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-15

CARE OF HORSES LEGS. Few men who
handle horses give proper attention to tht
feet and legs. Especially is this the case on
farms. Much time is spent of morning ID
rubbing, brushing. and smoothing the hair
on the sides and hips, but at no time arc the
feet examined and properly cared for Now,
be it known that the feet OF the horse REQUIRE
more care than the body They need ten
times as much; fol in one respect they are
almost the antire horse. All the grooming
that can be done won't avail anything if the
horse is forced to stand where his feet will,
be filthy. In this case, the feet will become
7disordered. and then the legs will get badly
out OF fix ; and with bad feet and bad leg
there is not much else of the horse cit for
anything. Stable prisons generally are teri
bly, severe on the feet and legs of horses land
unless these buildings can afford a dry room
where the horse can walk around, lie down
or roll over, they are not hall SO healthy
and comfortable to the ease as the pasture
and should be avoided by all good hosters ip
the country Worth British Agricuztursst.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-15

The chief of the tobacco division OF tht
International Revenue Department has
prepared paper for the information OF
Che Committee on Ways and Means, est,
mating the number of tobacco users in
the United States at 100000, who eaci
use II pounds IA ounces of tobacco an
1877 cigars annually nm
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-15

Angora goats thrive well on the noun
t tns of Utah.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-15

Indiana ranks highest as mule rails
ing State.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-15
q MANHOOD
HOW LosT, now REsToRED.

JUST published, new edition of DR.. CULVER
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical
cure of certain weaknesses, the effects OF errors
and abuses in early life.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay.
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success
full practice, that the alarming consequences of
such errors and abuses may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the application of the knife; pointing out q
mode of cure at once simple, certain and efectgAl
BY means of which every sufferer no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and rGdScGiLy.
~ This lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and eve man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any adj
dress, postpaid, on receipt OF ok cents, or two
post stamps.
Also, DR.. Culverwell's Marriage Guide" price
rs cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. G. KLINE & CO.,
1877 Bowery, New York, Post ONCE Box 4,686.
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THE WEATHER

WAR DEPARTMENT Office Chief Signal OHcer,)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 3. 1872, 10 am.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FoUR
HoURs.-An area of high barometer has ad-
Vanced enthusiastically over the upper lake
region. The pressure has continued diminish
ing over the southern states. An area of rain
mas extended eastward over the lower Missouri
and lower Mississippi valleys to Indiana, Ten
nessee, and western Florida, with northeasterly
TO southeasterly winds. Easterly to southerly
winds have prevailed over the south Atlantic
states. with increased cloudiness Clear and
partially cloudy weather il prevailing over the
New England and middle states
PRoBABILITIEs-The rising barometer over
the upper lake region will extend sou theastward
towards the Ohio valley and over the middle
and New England states, with northerlv to
ncrthwesterly winds. The area of rain will ex-
tend eastward TO the south Atlantic coast during
The day, and possibly TO southern New jersey
and PENNSYLVANIA this afternoon and evening
Clear and clearing weather is probable tor the
upper lake region and the northwest and ex-
tend southeastward over the Ohio valley Gem
orally clear and pleasant weather will continue
over New York and New England during to-
day: Dangerous winds are not anticipated for
the lakes and coast.
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Election Returns

CoSNECTTCUT.-The latest revised tables at
the hartford CcHyGnf Office. with returns from
every town. give Jewell plurality of ,alJ, ami
makes his majority over all 81 The senate
l3l republicans and 10 democrats; republican
majority on joint ballot, -. Last wear il was p
The republicans elect Sheriffs in six CON mites
and the de Docrats in two.
OHIo.-The municipal election in Cleveland
Monday resulted in the election of the repuDli-
can ticket by an average majority of 2 900 The
democratic ma jOrities in Cleveland are As fol-
lows: Street commissioner, 1881; judges of the
superior cOuTt-Yaple, short term. s 80: O'COn-
nor. long term. so over both of his republican
opponents. The board of aldermen and the
council have republican majority of on joint
ballot.
NEW YoRE--Several encounters occurred
during the election in Newtown, Long Island,
Yesterday. Thomas Warner, chairman of the
reform committee, ard Thaddeus.Firth, piano
manufacturer. were severely beaten by ring
ballot box was stuffed sufficiently to secure the
success OF the ring ticket.
MIssoURI.-In st. Joseph, Missouri the mt re
republican ticket Is elected by large majority
In st. Louis the democrats Yesterday elected
nine of its twelve aldermen. The CITY council
will stand, IL democrats, republicans, ami 2
independents.
SOUTH CAROLINA.-In the Columbia city
election Yesterday the republicans elected their
by 'l6 majority. The election was quiet and
orderly, except in one ward, where one man was
shot.
lowA.-The charter election in Dabuque
Monday resulted in the election OF the entire
dt mocratic ticket.
WIsCoNsIN.-The republicans elected their
city ticket in Madison, Wisconsin, yesterday.
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Government Securities.
Markets TODAY.

BALTIMORE. April 3.-Virginia 6's, old. ~
West Nirginia's, 16'4; Virginia's, consolidated,
5sh bid to-day
BALTIMORE, April 3~-Cotton firm; low mid
dlines held at 221a221. Flour firm; City Mills.
extra, s7-75asS.50; others unchanged. Wheat
quiet, hut firm; receipts light. Corn firm, white
and yellow southern, class mixed western. No.
yellow, selling at GA. Oats steady; southern
53a5'; western, 52s5i. Rye quiet, 90aS1. Pro-
visions dull for round lots: there is a fair job
bling demand Pork, bulk meats and bacon un-
changed. Sugar-cured hams, 12Ha13. Lard
dull. Western butter active; choice 27a3I.
Whisky firm, SSasSK
NEW YORK, April 3.-Stocks strong. Gold
heavy, %. Money tight at Lilo to L per cent
per day. Exchange, long, ga; short. toIs. Gov
eInments fim. Virginia skies, so new, 3d.
North Carolinas, 81; new, 81.
NEW YORK, Aprii 3-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and unchanged.
LONDON. April 3, 1880 n. m.-Consols opened
AT ea for both Bonds of 1862 92a,; 1865, 1861 s.,
&c Z; 1O-4n's S9T
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
HkDNt sDAY -............April 3, 1872.

our cOtemPoraries are hard at work drawing
a lesson from the Connecticut election. The
Baltimore AHerioGn holds that the verdict of
Connecticut will be generally accepted as dam
agiI To any public faith in the strength of the
OIL C>iiiDn TO Grant within the bounds of the
republican party. The New York Herald argues
that If the anti Grant republicans of Connecti-
cut have proved unequal to the task of giving
Hubbard who was run on the Missouri coall-
tiCn plaifoTml the few hundred votes outside Or
lis own rarty required to elect him, "this anti
Grant republican faction can hardly be worth
tuyirg or selling in the Presidential market.
The 7 mes reviews the efforts made by the sece
ftTS 20 prevent the election Of Jewell, lest il
SlSu!d Ccant a. ''an endorsement of Grant"
and draws from the result the lesson of
sisi 81 defeat TO the Cincinnati movement.
The Hold tTouuces the Z" liberals rounily
Tor giving prestige to Grant by allowing a re-
publican victory in Connecticut ana shapes its
lessen 10 show The bad manag ment by which
" &c nocratie voters were alienated. and staid AZ
home; while there vas no eOmpensating a,ivan-
tage III drawing liberal votes from the other
SIDE The World can, if it chooses, figure
from this, the rational result OF the Cincinnati
coalition. by it numerous democrats will be
" aliena;ed" and will - stay at home on election
day, and no compromising advantage will be
gained in The way OF accessiOns from the repub-
liCan ranks.
Here cIdeth the first lesson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-03

"StTate gical' is what the Salt Lake y,,r,
calls the arrangement by which DIR. Newman is
retained here despite the discipline OF the Meth
odist Church limiting the time OF pastorate in
one locality. Says the Nelrs:
when bishops thus garble the meaning of the
written laws OF their creed. TO accomplish an
ambitious personal purpose, what may we not
tNpeet from the wicked world whose candid in
'STPretaton of Law is not requiredby religious
,hligatiOn."
Now things are coming to a pretty pass when
the wicked Mormons turn on Us in this way.
u must be stopped. Let the Mormon paper be
f..yestiS ated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-03

We are assured by President orion that the
Profits of the Western Union Telegraph Com
Iany are nothing like those stated in a nara
graph on the subject in MONDAYS paper. ON
the contrary, he says that each dollar of the
ocnTany's receipts costs it seventy cents,-that
i on the general average OF it, business,-while
Tor the weather dispatches transmitted for gov
ernment 1t only gets sixty cents in the dollar, or
ten Per cent less that the actual cost OF ordinary
business, although they are transmitted at much
more than the average OF expense and inconye-
nience. We have only to add that the paragraph
referred to was based on information which we
considered reliable, and that It is not our pur
Iese TO misrerresen mt the company. As is always
the case with monopolies, there is no need to go
beyond undisputed facts and everybody's expert
enee with it to ind subjects for criticism in the
interest of the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-03

IL smells bad, was the remark made by a
CONGRESSMAN yesterday when the committee
were investigating the canal. Now this comes
OF having defective senses. This Congressman
mas an unreliable nose. He doesn't know a good
thing when he sees it-or smells it, We are
PREF arec to prove by one of our leading physi-
elahS' and by any number OF experts" that
the canal smell is most satisfactory smell
mat II IS a disinfeetant of bad smells, in fact.
anu 'ta, ITS suppression would breed pesti-
iehee.- Those who don't like it are prejudiced,
or have been subsidized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-03

q here has been eighty DAYS of continuous
sleisbing this season in West Northfeld, Massa-
chusettS.
~1ke newest style Of coffee-p pot has a little
steam whistle attached which warns the folks
when the coffee Is ready.
0At a meeting of the board of Erie directors
Yesterday, q. III. Il. Archer resigned the offices
of vice president and director. and General A.
s. Diven, OF Elmirs, was elected vice. president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-03

Rhode Island holds an election for state Off
Gers and members Of the legislature to-day; but
- It Is sure TO go republican, as usual. the in
crest IN the result is mainly local. Seth Pad
''iord Is the republican and Olney Arnold the
'--moeratic nominee for governor The vote i'm
~ stood-republiean, $3.50; democratic, 3. Gs7:
IA $50, Publican, l0,4s3; democratic. 6.29t.
fhere is republican majority of 90 in the leg
stature.
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We published figures yesterday showing that
the German element in the United States is
increasing relatively faster than any other, and
that the increase appears likely to prevail
during the coming year. The Hamburg papers
state that the spring emigration TO the United
states is likely TO be very large. The movement
from Mecklenberg Is said to be Of such q re-
markabie character that many villages are likely
to be 6epopulated.
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~PLAIN WORDS FOR TIE PEOPLE

when broken down in health, strength acd
spirits II is not necessary that should ask med
lcai man whether an invigorant is necessary. Com
mon sense tells us that II ia The only question to
Ice decided is, what tie inyigorant shall be- A
standard tonic and restorative, which has been
many years before the public, and in which millions
OF the Intelligent classes repose the fullest faith
seems, In case like this - present the strongest
claims to the confidence of the prudent invalid
Hostet:ers Stomach Bitters may be truly said
to possess these high Recommendation. Its
Triumphant progress during q period of twenty
years, its present popularity, and the uniform
success which ATTENDS its use in Indigestion
nervous debility, hillary complaints, fever and
sgue. and AL ailments which depress the
physical system ard enervate the mind, entitle
II 10 tie rank OF a standard national specific
1t is regarded IN that light by the community al
large, AID hundreds of thousands Of both sexes re-
sort to it at this season preventative Of tina,
numerous and haIsssinR class of diseases which
take their rice from the miasmatic winds and vapors
OF spring. 1t IL stimulant, tonic, Alternative
and mild aperien.four essential RI storatiyes and
prott elements Of the materia medIca-united
IL sir gle agree able rrer aration. Every ingredi-
ent is vegetable. Of the finest quality, and absolutely
pure Hostetttr's Bitters is better known, held in
greater esteem, aid commands larger sale, than
any other proprietary medicine pfactured ia this
country CT imported from abroad. apl eo3,Sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-03

Inc Chicago Tritane's spirit Of mischief crops
o"' over It's 81 mpathy with the boilers. This is
'ne sly poke IT deals to Judge David:
Ill, now reported, apparently on good au.
.noiiy, tnAt judge Davis will decline All nomj-
fations for the Presidency, unless he .honIa
receive that of the Cincinnati Convent;o, TIL.
- by no means astonishing inforna,;on :, A's
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAfED-On the 81 In slant, near this Treasury
y a large BLACK DOG; one white pot
between his forelegs; answers to Jack. nA~
suitable reward will be given TO any,
one on returning him to 922 New York ave-
nue.. lts
II OST-on Sunday morning narrow gold and en-
II ameled BEACELET, with chain attached. A
suitable reward will he paid if returned to NJ .
TRlMBLE, No. 81 18th street ap2 81
WILL THE LADY WHO BORROWED A
w hne English SILK UMBRELLA from the a
advertiser during heavy rain in the earlySI1
part Of last week promising 70 return il the
eat day to the Office of s. p. BROWN SON, =
send 1t to this effices Failing this q reward OF $40
will be given for such information will enable the
advertiser to obtain it, ap2.3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-03

In yesterdays STAR reference was made to
the unjust and impOlitic action of the Kentucky
legislature in extending the term OF the present
democratic city officers of Lexington in that
state, for four years after their present term OF
service, merely because, since the adoption of
The fifteenth amendment, the republican voters
have majority in that town, and would be able
TO carry the municipal election. Gov. Leslie
with due regard for fair play, and a realizing
sense OF what might follow such a pernicious
example. vetoed the bill. In his message he
says that the legislation contained in this bill is
extraordinary, and violatiye OF the spirit if no,
of the letter Of the constitution. While the
legislature has undoubted power to fix the term
Oi Office, and TO prescribe that the officers to be
elected at a specified time by the voters of the
city OF Lexington or any other public corpora
ten shall hold Office for four, ten. or any nam
Der OF years, it cannot appoint TO Office any Set
OF men when the term for which they have been
elected by the people shall have expired. The
city officers of Lexington have been elected for
definite time. When that time has elapsed thew
are no longer the elect representatives of the
people, and the legislature cannot make them
such. Therefore the bill eOntemplates a usur-
patton, and cannot receive his signature. After
a. animated discussion in the senate, the gov
errors veto was sustained by a vote OF 10 TO ..
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hifIiiifTHE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR q d
WHAT II WILL BUY AT sILyERBERG'S.

l!aI dse me set Lace Sleeves and Collar
Three pair fine Iron Frame Hose.
Two FAIR Fl glish extra long Ba briggan Hose,
Che OF our tun lined Seaside Parasois,
ETA n'e 1orr, three two fine hemsttc he'd
Hardktrchfefs, warranted linen,
Ibrte pair Gents British supeTstOut Half Hose,
Three pair supt rfine ditto,
-Four pair ditto double heels ard toes,
One twenty six Whalebone French Corset,
Cne good Umbrella or W alkBg Cane.
ne large Toilet M irror or Look ingglass,
wo or one fine Walnut Picture Frame,
Large Travelling Ba.ket or Satchvl,
Fine Carved Corner or Side Bracket,
Carved or Lava Gard Basket,
Carved talad Sets or Match Safes.
Towel or Hat Racks, Music Stands,
Iasels, Franz. 8, &C,
set Of six Table Mats.
Set Of fine Wire Dish Covers,
Two hDe JaIanned Tea Trays,
Hands me Backgammon Chess Board,
set OF fine Chessmen or Fominoes,
Hands me ail-leaiher Wallets, warranted,
Oil Painting in Gilt Frame,
Large variety Of Ladies' Garments al one dollar
Zach,
Two pretty Aprons for 81,
Handsome Lace Tldits. 4, ard for 81,
Fine II Air brushes, with or without Comb,
The best 81 % Base Bali for a,
Excellent Kid Gloves Of 81.
Three pair Gents Linen Reversible Cuffs for b..
u sides a ful' assortment of FRENCH GILT and
GOLD PLATED JEWELRY, consisting of sets
Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Pins, Pencils,
Crosses. Lock Chatelaine and Vest Chains. &c.
In TACT, the largest assortment of DOLLAR
GOODS in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-03

DO any Of the investigation committees in
esss OF posse want clerks or photographic report
eTs: We have inquiries by almost every mail.
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And now We are to have yet another new
ne . PARTY. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Isabella
b. Hooker, Susan i. Anthony, and Matilda
,ICslyn Gage have issued a call for convention
in New York on the 9th and 10th of Nav of
eitizeEs in favor OF forming a new party. The
convention is to construct a new pla form.
broad enough to include every human right"
also to nominate candidates Tor President and
'lee PRESIDENT who are to be 81 the best possible
upholders OF every branch OF REFORM" Good
enough If one mans OF woman's ideas of what
are " human rights" or what is Z" reform" were
accepted 10y every other man or woman. But the
millennium has not yet arrived. and neither at
Cincinnati on the lst of May, nor at New York
On the 9th and 10th OF the same month, DO We
expect to see That perfect love and unity with
cat which the various fragmentary anything-to
lCa;-GTant parties cannot hope to consolidate
their iercCs andgo in and win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-03

The Horkipgpep's central union labor re-
form committee Of New York has adopted reso-
buttons repudiating the nomination of Judge
Davis for the Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-03

HThe statement that the Rev. Peter Cart
wright is likely to recover, is probably erro-
neous, as later advices say that his life is slowly
fading away. His children were all present at
his bedside one day last week.
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BOARDING..

ElRST CLASS TABLE BOARD, by the week, at
Il 81; No. OIL street. between LIST and North
Capi'ol SIS. Also, Back and Front Room, with
Board. Terms reasonable. apS-3ts
EIkSTCLAsS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
l. From ROOMS. to be had on reasonable terms
at 1901. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Good location, and accessible. mh2S ly
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market was very strin-
gent y sic. DAY at l-l6 and = of one pevcent per
day. The stock market started of very strong
with Erie selling at 6S, the highest point vet
reached. This advance was influenced by the
rise In London TO IS for American Erie and 81
fer protected. The 2o'clock London dispatches
gave the quotations THa56 for American and
however, the market became weak and fever
isb, Erie falling TO 6ik. Other stocks were fe-
veIish and lower than on Monday. owing to the
extre me monetary striDgency which has been
manipulated for the purpose of getting stocks
down.
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Ne" SPRING GOODS.
FINE WHITE GOODS LINEN GO1rS.6c
EkENtH PER- LES AND BATTISTE
MaRIP0SA AND Y0SEMITE STRIPES,
LINENS DAIASK AND TOWELS,
LYONS BLACK GP0S GRAIN StLKS.
yAPANh,E SILKS, SPRING P0PLINS,
GRAY SILK MIXTURES, GRENADINES,
Cray and BLACK striped Lyons Silks, at ) Is,
Mohairs, silk ard Wool PoplEs, Poogees,
And other EkESS GOODS, lust received.
Also,
INV STYLES PARASOLS: splendid stock
hogan a. WYLlE.
aI3f lois and 1920 9TH street ~ W
i INlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHIN6ToN, ID. o., March 2sth. 1872
On the petition of hMiSA H0tGilTUN of Wsu-
fegan, Conn. praying for Tho extension of patent
Granted to him OF the 18th day Of July lSN Tor an
Improvement IN Spinning Frames
1t il ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the jlIh day OF june next: that the
Inc FOR Ming arguments and the Examiners report
be limited 10 the 2t day of June next, and that said
petition be heard on the 25;h day Of yune next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
ap3-W.Jt NJ. D.LEGGETT, Commissioner
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-. yoHE acpERVOTT q BROS,
COACH MAkEHs AND CABBAGE .ySAA-
49, BEklERS, -
Sio febnsy ~ snis avenue car 81 street, 49,
49,, a IMAGES AND HiRNTSS
httEIVED ON S19RAGs AND SUN
CARRIAGES REPATRED. IN
RooE AND Jos PRINTING
- AhAILf AND PROMPT Y FHErBrEn
Bl II. POLkINHORN a 90,
apNy street. between s.h ana "a str.s..