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TDIsEAsED DIGESTION.

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If chronic indigestion affected the stomach only it
might be more easily borne but ii gives rise, inev
tably to many other diseases affecting the liver the
nerves, the bowels and the brain. Biousness, ner-
yous tremors, constipation, headache, and terrible
mental disturbances among its usual accom- paui
ments. In fact, every organ, every fibre Of the
frame sympathizes with the debitated and diseased
stomach. What is needed in such case: Clearly
an Alternative and invigorant; and among medicines
Of that class Hostetter Stomach Bitters is beyond
all comparison or estimate, the best. Mere purga-
tves only deprive the stem of the little strength
that disease has left it, Salivants have the same
effect. The whole internal organism has gone
wreng, and can only be put right and kept right
by medicine in which the tonic and stimulating
elements predominant, but are qualified and
modified by ambitious sperients and blood.
purifying components. Now, the truth is, land
the medical faculty rs well as the public know
The fsct.) that Hostetter's Bitters contain every
ingredient requisite for the cure Of dyspepsia and
all the ailments Of body and mind which it In.
wolves. This sss been proved i'm so many thous-
snds OF instances that IL almost idle to repeat
the statement.
The great tonic rallies exhausted nature, from
whatever cause enfeebled. and permanently re-
cruits the vigor Of the the muscles and the
brain. Its effect upon the brain 10 to give
.-'h m the will spd precision to the judg.
mept. and to Danish despon..acy anu . .... ID:
trinity Of purpose which generally accompanies
bodily weakness. apis eostkw
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The estimate placed by this paper on Mr.. Cat
aeszy, late Russian minister to the United
States, long before his true character was I'M
derstood by the press or people of this country,
Is FULLY confirmed by intelligence which now
reaches us from st. Petersburg. 1t is to the
effect that, after an attentive consideration. by
the council Of the empire, of his so-called JUS
uhcation, he has been utterly disgraced and re-
Tired on a paltry pension OF three thousand
roubles, which he is to forfeit if he makes anv
publication in regard to his diplomatic career.
or gives any new cause of offence. 1t is added
that lie has left St. Petersburg for Paris.
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The thing is all fixed now, and this is how it
was done: The Chicago Interocean (administra-
tom states that at private meeting of promi-
nent democrats in that city lately, including
W. F. Storey, Thomas A. Hendricks, Daniel
VOORHEES,, Samuel Marshall and James Robin
cen, il was determined to recommend Judge
Davis for the Presidency. George II. Pendle-
ton was not present, but subsequently gave in
his adhesion to the determination. Washing
ton correspondent of the Cincinnati Times adds
that the ticket Is to be Davis and Curtin, and
that Pendieton is to engineer the movement
The Cincinnati mass meeting will govern itself
accordingly.
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Some people are 50 unreasonable. Here, now.
are Pennsylvanians who grumbie because the
legislators for their great state have so extended
a correspondence as to require over a hundred
collars worth of stamps each yearly session. The
IhhaueIlhia PTess must think that some of
'hose stamps go, as they did in New York, to
pay Tor somebody's clothes and things, for it in
dlsnantly asks; "If a man would cheat the
people in so a small matter as this. what Womb
Lie Go in greater things?' We give it I'D.
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The oficial vote of Connecticut gives Jewell
majority Of 2.oo1 over Hubbard, and 2s over all
others AL the republican candidates for sta a
oihees are elected by majorities ranging fcom
$50 TO 53l. The legislature stands 49, repub-
means in the house, democrats III; senate, re-
Iuoheans 10 and democrats 6, giving the repub-
leans majority of Is on Joint ballot
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How they "aceept the situation" in Missis-
sippi . told by the Mobile Tribune. which saws
that the hotel keepers in Meridian and in
other parts of the state have resolved to close
Their houses as soon as the social equality bill
becomes law, when it is believed that the
people viii accommodate travellers, who are
known to be ladies and gentlemen, free of
charge, letting the makers OF this infamous law
shit for themselves"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market was steady yes
terdsy, and the currency receipts of the banks
continue to be chiefly in national bank notes,
which are a burden TO the banks. Government
bonds were strong. and a fraction higher than
on wednesday. The stock market was irreeu-
lar, Pacific Mall and Western Union having
been strong. but the remainder of the list was
dull and heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-19

In the New York state senate, the bill pro-
viding for statues of Fulton and Clinton for th
Capitol at Washington has been recommitted to
the committee of the whole.
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The New York Journal Of Com aeree demo
eIahe) Acknowledges that the Grant rsnomi-
ration meeting at the Cooper Institute on
wednesday night was multitudinous ami ami
mated" A good phrase
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A law to establish a school in the state peni-
Tertiary was passed at the last ses ion OF the
South Carolina legislature.
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Government Securities.
Markets TO.fiav-

BALTIMORE, April f9.-virginia skies, old
20; virginia slxes, old, coupons, 50; do. new
yirginia's, 16 l.; North Carolina's, old, IS; new
70; do, special tax, 131.
BALTIMORE, April 19.-Cotton quiet, but
nIm; low middlings 2Ha22A. Flour active and
and yellow southern esFn dull, 66a67; mixed
western strong; sales 600 at 65. Oats steady;
western, &c; southern, 56sG0. Rye nomnaliy
unchanged. Provisions dull and unchanged;
holders pressing on the market. Pork, bulk
meats, and bacon unchanged. Sugar-cured
hams, 121a13. Lard dull and unchanged.
western butter active and unchanged. Whisky
NEW YORK, April 19.-Stocks strong. Gold
llb Money firm, Z. Exchange, long, 91:
short, 10. Governments firm and steady. Viz
new, 20. w
NEW YORK, April 1o-Flour s and 10 cents
better. Wheat 2 and 3 cents better. Corn l
and cents better.
LONDON, April 10, 11.30 a. m.-Consols opened
at ga for money and 92T for account Bonds
OF OF lse2s; sos; 1865, old, Ok; 1G61's, $50;
LONDON. April 10, $50 p. m.-Consols for
money, 92K; for account, 92.
PARIS, April 19.-The specie in the Bank of
France has increased 100000 francs during the
week. Rentes opened at 90 francs p confines.
THE WEATHER.
WHE DxPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal ONcer,(
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENrY-FouR
HOT Rs.-The lowest barometer has moved east
wardly from Indiana over and beyond the mid
dle Atlantic coast. The highest is probably CEN
trai over western Tennessee. Cloudy weather.
with occasional light rain, continues from New
y;exey 10 Virginia; otherwise clear and par
nailyy cssohdy weather is prevailing at the sta
uons east OF the Rocky Mountains, with light to
fresh winds The river has risen at Cincinnati
ana fallen at Louisville Reports have not been
received from the Pacific coast stations,
PRoBABILITIRs.-Rising barometer will prob
aDly prevail from the upper lakes to Florida
anc extend eastward to the Atlantic, with clear
ana clearing weather very generally, and light
10 fresh westerly to nOrtherly winds. Diminish
ing pressure will extend eastward over the Mis-
sisslppi valley, with easterly to southerly winds
and increasing cloudiness. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated.
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Tue WEEKLY STAR, now ready. contains the
proceedings OF Congress; the District govern
ment Investigation; the Seneca sand stone in
yestigation, the sale Of arms investigation, and
other investigations too numerous to mention:
the railroad depot site question; political views:
preliminary skirmishing OF the Presidential
campaign; the Morse memorial meeting; the
emancipation celebration; all about the new
wafer main; latest and best tales, poems, and
sketches, together with interesting local news.
Washington news and gossip, society matters.
agreuitural items household receipts, &c, &c.
Terms: One dollar and a half per annum in
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers
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PERSONAL.

nN MARRIAGE Marry RsiieC To- -, = =
" a. IN tbe fcrfs % krrsrs and Aiusa- IN 49,
he. hanhosd res.orsd. Nervous deeilitF 10y
tur"d meats % Marriage rem ved. Ne~ n~th "A 7,
tesment, NV ard ttuas shle remedies n "a.
snd y Culars sent free in sealed enNsle rs Aisr
HoNAkD AssUClATlON, no. ? south Mat ~
fhisdeiphiA, Pa. apo go
lbs. n. WRIGHT. fks wi kaos-- C-,,.-,,.
- GHf aHd MerHsfir Phtstrfaa. has taken p, -
81 I'D street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, uher.
she vii DC PLEASED o. see al no may require -
teIhlSes. sple-lms
MADAM BoNtS, Cetrroyanf az 4 Efsa ftsr p
Az stctaE for AL Fersls comp iNints Can - -
lieo upon. once 80 > On street shove v. ara In
Mks Il. SAWYER, C'at--oya.f. Msr..f,, ?,
- MedtHgq. can he consulted af her house. ~
sIs fth st, between and ID ats Island, up,,n II
important business; past. present. and future ars ls
No HUsBUG.-The Que.u Of Spirits. IN. h,s,..
4 ces e. ned medium living. has the WoDIe-fni
power OF changing luck. tells the past present a.
future. So Gees failure of any busin - fore,c1
&c &c lls Chew alley, between and ma isi
ahn ~ str"ets y " flg M
n ADIEs SUFFERING Prom IRREGULARI
= tee, weak nse-es, or any complaint recriizr /.
their ser shosld onntde IN Or. LEON. the od.ss "a.
teeiiSAef and only reliable and safe Physician HsR
ing speciality Of female complaints in the city nj.
especially invites call from those who have bs.s
deceived by suiuslers. He guarantees a spesSir
cure or no ehsrse. Sepa.afs Ro0ss fo- "a = ga.
issrsS. Rooms No, VA i street, betveea yt6 ana
eh. scr a.
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SMinister Schenck's daughters are classed
among the most elegant dressed ladies in Lon
don.
"A dispatch from Dr.. Peters, of Litchfield
Observatory, Hamilton College, announces the
discovery OF another planet at q. IN. Wednes-
tay.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-A DEED OF CONVEYANCE from P.
via f1es 'S e s se5Sl
corner PenDsy ave. and Sd st. east a spisss
I 0sTaA White and Liver colored POINTER
- DOG, with very marked double nose. 81
o,wstnn Will be paid tor his return or
u: SSL Ally. 1000 81 street, corner
5 .SS s s0nf als from s. h 8
directed TO Mrs. Dorsey, 18th street, containing two
s nGts and
the store RioAARp MSHu e 's scTneI liz
SO R R6SR the 9th instant, small terrier
:; to s' sS
e. REWARS.strsyed away frem GEORGETOWN,
, sgJ s on the 18th inst large brown DOG, So
e:p fs!f r E on board
SA c., VS. sPs (
srIiyed from Baltimore about s O'Clock p m. on the
s9 SsI. is,.. hs same to this once
S9s $40 Z. Issued 70 s L AZ . soS
~ sss
isS2 Duplicate; Of ssid Scrip we're Issued and
es,s and dare sss
Notice IL therefore given, that after the expira-
ton Of three weeks from the date hereof application
will be made to the Honorable Commissioner Of
pondina With the shove described Serb, dstes
, April nth, 1879,
JOSEPH LAfOURE, ecrippAe.
ID. q eHlLLOCK, Attorney Of Scrippee. apl7- 5w
I OsT-On Tuesday night last, going from Penn.
Il sylvania avenue and 18th street west 70 ID and
streets northeast, . LADYy MINK tUB BOA
IL can be recovered, will be literally rewarded By
calling It s2s l4th street, once Of Boston
Post ap5
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BISMARCK APPLYING THE THUMB SCREW
TO FRANCE.-Bismarck has sent an ultimatum
that the French army be forthwith reduced to
225,ooO men. He hints that in case of refusal it
VIII be necessary for Germany to establish
french gOvernment which Germany can trust
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
Iict OF Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
Of administration on the personal estate of MARY
=. BAILEY late Of Washington county, D. O..
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day OF April next they may other
wise by Law be excluded from all benefit of the said
1877. JOHN #, BAILEY, q,
apl9-f,3t- Administrator =
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NO IRON MAN UFACTURERS.

ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Office Of the Light House Board,
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1872. \
Sealed Proposals, endorsed "Sealed Proposals for
four -bottomed Iron Buoys, Of the first class"
ocock shs sPd t S Ss
day of April. on printed forms which, with circu:
lars, plans, specifications, forms of contract and
any desired information will be furnished ON appIi-
cation by mail, or in person, to.
apl9-eo3w @. 3. BOGGS, Naval Secretary.
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WIgAyE TIE FINI PURE wIAHs AND
~ DxAnDIsS Of ~ ,. Buck Belmont Vine
DANIEL D. CLAKKS Co., corn = 81 'rcst ~
Psnnsylvania avenue. asi-,1
A STOCK OF TRUNKS, yALIBEs, sAfoaeLs
"A ana BAGS, Of the begt nnnufocfure.
and II less Dgicss than the saue are reta,isd 80
e In New York, 40 PRINO41 BAZsE 0n0
iV0o pennsylvania avenue apr.ff
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-18

sary but sure to lead the unwary and unguar-
ded into temptation. How many more
McConnell-Maddocks Developments will our
City Fathers need to become satisfied that
they themselves are greatly responsible for
such tragedies. and for the expenses, and
griefs, and woes, attending and following
them? It would seem that
it would not require many,
and yet we fear that even our new Common
Council are preparing tbs way to lead the
people into temptation and danger. If they
are, upon their own heads be the eonseQusn
ces. The public will owo them neither
thanks nor gratitude. But if they, in the ex'
ercise ola discretionary power, will limit the
number of licenses to be granted to the re-
quirements ofthe public good, and sac that
the laws are enforced against every infrac-
ton, as we'll against those who have as those
who have not licenses, they will be entitled
to and will receive the thanks and, gratitude
of grateful people.
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the Divinity Of Christ was COM
menced by Reverends Simmons and Hitch
cock, or, SO far as we know, even Thought
OF by them. We publish it because Mr.
Hitchcock has furnished it for publica
tion and we think certain portions OF our
readers would like to read the sermon.
And we shall publish other sermons, ii
furnished, because we think other por-
lions of our readers would like to read
chem. This we shall do till we think
the readers Of the TELEGRAPH have
been furnished sermons or religious in
structlon in due proportion to their just
and reasonable desires Aud we shall
expect our readers to be just and reas :
enable as well as those who furnish ser
mons for publication
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-18

SIXTEEN YEARS OF SUCCESS - IN 1856 the
now famous MUSTANG LINIMENT was first
made known to the public by an extensive
system of advertising. From that time to
he present, the demand for it has been
steadily increasing until it has taken the lead
Of all EN- brocations, lott ms ointmpn1s, and
other external remedies, ported or domess' C
ever introduced into the American market.
In the most celebrated racing ard trOtting
stables, in the establishments of stage and
city car companies, and in the stables, o.
private gentlemen, it is the only recognized
cure for such diseases OF the horse as require
outward treatment. Nor is it less valuahl-
as local application for some of the mos
distressing complaints to which man Is sub
jet. Rheumatism, stiffness Of the join
neuralgia, sore throat, tn -nor5 Wens, earacbe
toothacEe yield to its pain subduing, counter
irrItant properties, and burns, sc&lds and
cuts are healed with incredible rapidity under
its operation.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-18

CONSIDERATION OF BIsHoP RYAN.-Rev.
J. p. Ryan was consecrated Bishop of
Trichonia and coadjutor Of Archbishop
Keurick at st. Johns Catholic Church,
ST. Louis, ON Thursday last. The church
was deliberately decorated and densely
crowded with spectators. The ceremo-
nies. which were very impressive and
quite lengthy, were performed by Arch.
bishop 'Kenrick, assisted by Archbishop
Lynch, of Toronto, Ont. Bishops Foley,
OF Chicago Feehan, Of Nash Vile, Tenn.
Grace of st. Paul, Mimi, Meigs, of Leav-
enworth, Kan. Helsse. OF La Crosse
Wis. Hogan of St. Joseph, Mo-; Baltis,
of Alton, H.. Ryan, of Buffalo, N Y.
McClusky, of Louisville, KY. and Hen.
messy, Of Dubuque, Iowa.
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SERMON By Rev. Ell. G. HITCHCoCK.--
The sermon preached by Rev. Fl. G.
Hitchcock last Sunday evening at the
Congregational Church will be found in
this paper. We publish it in pursuance
of an offer made personally to Rev. Mr..
Hitchcock that we would publish well
prepared discourse of each, of the clergy
men of this City who might desire it,
This offer was made without any refer
ence 70 what the subjects of the sermons
were to be, aud before the discussion OF
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-18
SheriR's Sale on Foreclosure.
unity, CIrcult Court

Henry Willis. ps The unknown heirs and the
unknown legal representatives of Beach G. Spen-
Ger deceased whose last place of abode when living
was the City of Kenosha, State of Wisconsin. Burr
simmons special Administrator of the estate of
said Beach G. Spencer deceased, Julia A. Craig
and Jason Lothyop, Defts., In pursuance Of a
regular april term ofsaid court on the Sd day of
Of Kenosha. State of Wisconsin. shall offer for
sale and sell at public auction to the highest bid
der therefor at the front door of the Court House
in the City OF Kenosha, in said County, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon OF Friday the nth day of
May 1872. the following described real estate or
SO much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy
said Judgment and costs together with costs and
expenses Of such sale, to wits Lots No nine 81
and ten Ol in block No: eighty six (S6) and being
thirty one (3D town No, two (2) north of range
No twenty three cay east being in the fourth ward
of the City and County of Kenosha, and State of
Wisconsin.
Dated Sherif7s office. Kenosha, Wis April 3D.
1872. JOHN LUCAS,
Sheriff of
Kenosha County, Wis.
HKAD u QUARLEs.
Piffs. Attye. 6w45
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Special Notices

Iowa, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, CALIFCRNIA -
Advertising alone does not produce success.
The thing which is advertised must have
Intrinsic merit, or else large advertising will
eventually do it more harm than good. If
you have anything which you know to be
good, advertise 1t Thoroughly, and you will be
sure to succeed if tits poor, don't praise
it, for people soon discover you are lying.
Such is the BURLINGTON ROUTE, which runs
to three great regions in the West : Ist, To
Omaha, connecting with the great Pacific
Roads. I'd. To Lincoln, the capital Of Ne
hraska, and all that beautiful region south
of the Platte, filled with r. r. lands and
homestcads. 81, To st. Joseph, Kansas City
and all Kansas points.
The roads are spendidly built, have the
best bridges, finest cars, the Miller platform
and coupler. and the safety air brake (to pre-.
vent the loss of life that is every where else
happenng); Pullman's sleepers, Pullman
dining ears, large and powerful engines Ito
make quick time and good connections), and
are in word the best equipped roads in the
West. So that ifyou desire to go safely,
surely, quickly and comfortably to any point
in Southern Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, or on
the Pacific Roads, be sure that you go "By
Way of Burlington"
All who wish particular Information, and o
large map. showing correctly the Great West
and all its railroad connections, can obtain
them. and any other knowledge, by address.
ing General Passenger Agent, B. Il Mo. r r.
r., Burlington, Iowa.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-18

Perhaps the most distinguished reward
of all that have been accorded to him,
was the one inspired by the late Empe-
ror of France. At his suggestion dele
gates from France, Russia, Swed en- Bel
GUM, Holland, Austria, Sardinia, Tus-
cany, the Holy See and Turkey met at
Paris, and after one little deliberation
voted personal award of 100000 francs
to Prof Morse, as testimonial of their
appreciation Of his services. He has al
50 been the recipient Of honorary ban
quets in london, Paris and II New York.
One Of the latest honOrs paid to him was
the erection Of his statue in Cent
Park, last summer At that time dele
gates from the telegraphic frater.ity Of
the entire country assembled in New
York, to do honor to the man who did
so much for his race. Dispatches wire
received from Calcutta, from San Fran
cisco, and from hund reds Of other .uccl-
mediate places, all uniting in the general
strain of thanks and graduation. OnI
the 22d of last February he was selected |
as the nttest one to unvall the statue 'of
Franklin, in Printing House Square, after
which time he was very rarely seen in
public. Prof Morse was twice married;
and his private life was one Of almost
unalloyed happiness He resided during
tie Summer ut P0ughkeepsic, in a de
Iightful cOuncry-hOuse on the banks Ct
tine Hudson, surrounded by everything
that could minister to his C cm'tort, or
crafty his tastes. In the Winter he
generally lived in New York. By those
who have ex tmined into the question, it is
reported that the first idea of a sub-ma-
rine cable to Europe emanated IN the
brain Of Prof. Nor, e. il which case there
is little connected with telegraphy Of i
which he may not be said to have been
The author. But it remains for history
10 do Justice to this great and gifted man
The practical results of his life are wit
messed in almost every family and coun |
try in the civilized world and so long &.
as the art of photography and the sci
ence Of telegraphy exist, his true genius :
md admirable patience will be acknow {
edged and the name of Morse will stand
out in the boldest reIet as the grand $
benefactor of the universe. I
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-18

Father Gavazzi is on bis way to the
United States The venerable orator
who has passed his sixty second year,
will be welcomed in this country.
About twenty years ago, when he was in
the prime of his manhood, lie paid the
United States a visit; and there are
many who remember with delight the
stirring cloquence of his addresses. He
has lived long enough to see Italy free
and Rome its capital, and to be permit
ed to preach the Gospel as he under
stands it within the walls of the Eternal
City. During the last few weeks he has
had tLe honor and satisfaction of public
Iy discussing with number of Roman
Catholic priests the question whether St
Peter was ever in Rome, and Of assisting
in the formation of Bible society under
the shadow of the Vatican.