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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

THE INTRODUCTION
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- OF HOFF'S MALT EXTR-
49, ACT INTO RUSSIA.
Uo In Russia, the custom reg
H. citation prohibits the entry
gr&DkNA$3N1sof all remidiee and health
preparations nom other coun
I1I1 tries.
0t$S1l In the Summer OF 1852. a
1|oftl1ktI dispatch from the HghConrs
Marshal Of the Emperor. the
Count schovaloH. was received by Mr.. HoFF. Ber-
lin ordering several boHes of his Malt Extract sever
age. The boxes we're shipped but Mr. Hoh was in-
formed Nv the Custom House oticsr OF the Ironuef
between Prussia and Russia. that the entry OF his
Mali Extract wa. prohibited by law MI Hon sent
= dispatch 10 Count Schovalon. The Emperor fecei.
we'd Hons Malt Extract, and Mr.. Hon. alter snort
v.es3od the following dispatch
FROM ZARSkoJB. ELO.
"Your Malt Extract was fsyorably received; oenc
I..iiso~s Count SCHOvALOFF,
High Marshal OF II N. tho Emperor
eipee then Hole Malt Extract has been introduced
into the vast Empire ana showr Ito benefits daily 10
the WE'LL and persons suffering diseases OF she Chee
Throat and stomach.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

TAXI NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAVE REMEDIES for unpleasant end dangerous
disssseo. Tee HsIMBoiD's ExrnAcs brcnv AND II
vnOVup Wan. l19DO-u0VSy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

HBlMBOLp's EXTRACT BrCnU givcs health
and vtaOr to the frame and bloom 20 the palid cheek.
Debility r. accompanied hs many alarming rymp-
toms. and II no treatn, n i submitted 70. cot omp
tian, Insanity e.il,. uc IL ensue. lfebJ-dSwis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

.-4klOCo PAAS0.
The CcwAr1vs BAIsss
Is Warranted, is used &C
crrding % Directions. 30
Cass In all cAsep. Coughe.
Colds, Group, whooPsng
Cough, Asthma. and all
ssSsctions oSthsThroat and
Lungs.
Madame zadoc Postcr's
Bslsam r. . purely veget-
able Expectosant, Repav.
e., with great care and sc..
co tic skill. ffom . comb.
nation Of the bsrt remedies
the vegetable Kingdom ii.
fosdS
bsset! ON its powerto aessst
the healthy and vigorous
circulation Of the Blood
through the Lunes.
il enlivene the muscles
and sesistsuhe skin 20 per
e,rm she dussssof eRusf
tiug the heat OF che system,
and In gently throwing Oh
the waste Substance hosn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

varurny. searching snd efecive can DO taken ~ the
oldist person oFyouuRest child.
v the Ralssm trial AZ the very low price 81 which
I'll cold bsirgs In the seach Of every one, shas ehcy
may always keep II conveniens TOT nee;
The timely use Of IS cent boetie VIII ORION prove
n 10 he vorsh one hundred smes lie cost.
dSvig Fold By eli dsuggists.
RUCKEL b HkNDkL. Prcp'w. New foSs.
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agencies might apply TO Hof q Malt EEtract Depot,
81 Broadway, r. T.. or LAN0FEIDT. THODE &
tNl aols Agants Davenport. Iowa.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05
SPREAD THE TRTITH7

some medical insist that It is undignied to ad
vertise remedy however valuable 1t may be- Queer
reasoning fhss Il l. lAe 1nat aruce when
the world needs should be hid in corner-hat bencts
and blessings may be too WILDLY dused the mems
Of protecting and restoring health should be close
monopoly, and not accessible to ALL The argument In
bad It is worse than that; 1t is inhuman Suppose
HosTETTER's STOMACH BrTTERs- an absolute gpe-
che for dyspepsia. bilousness aud nervous debility
had never been known beyond the repertoire Of the
faculty. what would have been the consequence? In
stead curing and invigoratng millions the good effects
Of tho preparation would have been confined to COM
parahve few There ia the ghest authority for saying
that Light should not be hid under tuahel; that what
ever is excellent should be placed as city on b{l
where all men can tax, cogzance Of it. 1t Is upon this
prhcpls that ths BITTERs have been advertised and
continue to be advertised in every newspaper OF any
in the western Hemisphere and that the
spontaneous testimonials In It's favor hive been tans
lated Into all Written languages. Thousands enoy per
tect health to-day who would BE langushinc on beds q,
sickness the newspapershad not spread the truth with
regard TO this unequsllsd invgorant and corrective r
and wide Suppose profit has been reaped nom this n
hcdt Is that any argument against ita II the pubc
health has been protected; lives havs bean saved
the feeble have been strengthened and the aick restored
great good has been accomplished ana who 70 mean q
70 grudge 70 exerons thus directed their fair reward
February % E- S ~ . ssg S..-5Ss Ita%e
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RUSSIAN RAILROAD TRAvE1LMa.-Ac correspond
ent Of the London Times, writing from Moscow,

hossLAN RAILROAD IRAvEILINa.-A correspond
ent Of the London Times, writing from Moscow,
says:
The distance travellers have to perform In this
country arc SO immense, and the Weather is fre-
queuty so severe, that tho idea Of giving sort of
domestic arrangement to the cars naturally occur
Russian railway carriages are little houses on
wheels In tho first, and partly in tho second
with all Of the necessaries and some Of the ele,
gancles OF such an apartment. 1t is furnished
With Wit locking eassos heated b PORCELAIN
soft dlvans are ranged; the middle is occupied by
mahogany table, and double windows, ~hiIe red
curtains exclude @ not only the rude touch OF the
The company sit or lounge about, chatting, read
ing, or playing cards, chess and dominoes. The
the passengers betale themselves to rest almost
as comfortably as at home. By a simple process
the divens are made into beds, and supplied With
is snugly ensconced, the ordinary good wishes are
exchanged, and it is night in the car. Tho guard
and car driver only keeps awake. IN
along between St. Petersburg and Moscow, tie
train stops at lest twenty times. The stations
Sb;to SIG buildings painted red with broad
caves. Without the very picture OF cleanliness,
thoy are we'll stocked receptacles Of the good
sngs a4ga Of this ToId a within The ene
and paved with flags. On long tables sumptuous
repast awaits him, every plate over lighted lamp
country for taste and wholesomeness- The wines
and beers OF every cline are represented in nume-
tables with steaming plates. The hall is in the
bare, cold style so often met with in the country
whom ponp is not intcndcd. 1 A.
The yiands are good, tho walters ready, and
their white gloves unexceptonable. need not
say the whole affair is dear Such luxuries as these
are still regarded aad paid for as exotic in this
distant lntitude. The station is an oasis Round
about the aboriginal race Of the country lies wood
en- cottages, including the whole family and their
quadrupeds too, in single room. 9T a
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SARATOGA
'EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED 10
be uneluAed by that OF any othor in the far-taued
valley OF Saratoga It's virtues such have secured
It the high encomius Of all who have it, posses-
ing as docs IN an eminent degree, catharc du1okc
Alternative and tonic qualities. M gI5' ET--I"T-
From sA9zUEL EENRY DICKSON, NJ. d. professsz.
Practice OF Physic. Jefferson Medical College, Pbils-
delphia, formerly Of Charleston, 8. c.: @lT
tata. y PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1906.
have been for year or more past In the habit of
taxing the water OF the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of invalid life
boil up along that remarkable valley dependen indeed
upon them tor much Of tho comfort enjoy am sats
other among them, co. to the purposes for
which they are generally empoyed Il is very agreeable
sparkling. = y can heartily and conscientiously
recommend it to all who need gontle catharhc and
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON M D. M
Tho Water is put w III Pint and Quart bottles and
packed In good order for shipping Pnts in boxes
four dozen eech and Quarts In boxes Of two dozen each
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SOUTH AND CENTRAL An1ER1cA.

SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
TIE SPANISH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHOLERA
e s3Fs.4H4 IN NICARAGUA.
\ The Panama Star and Herald, of January %,
gives summaries Of tho latest nows from South
and Central America:
The allied feet was in VALPARAISO. Admiral
TUCKER and Capt. WILLIAMS we're in Santiago, con
suling with the Ministry.
It was rumored in Valparaiso TINT the Spanish
Admiral will proceed with all the ships under his
command to the Falkland Islands. It is also re-
ported that the spaniards intend establishing q
naval station at Montevideo, from which point
they would be able to look otter all ships, trans
ports and munitions of war that the Republics
may be necessitated to order from Europe or the
United States. .T-
From Rosario we learn that The Brazilian army
@ had gained an advantage over column Of 5000 or
not spread any of the other PROVINCES in the AT
genuine Republic. 6I
From Lima we have intelligence that the Gov
Messra Brown Smith, A@escan Cite t.
zens, for the construction Of good macadamized
road between the capital and cailao. Very shortly
the English company, now in possession Of the
railway privilege, will have second line Of railway
opened BY way Of Magdalena. n N'."N.' = =
eigners, who have resided in the country for up-
election OF President OF the Republic and members
OF Congress; and that several British residents in
Arequina consulted Lord Stanley as to whether, If
they took advantage Of this law and voted they in
any way forfeited their rights as British subjects
entitled to the protection of the British Govern
ment In any question with the Peruvian Govern
ment 7-5-t-'s -11I -
THE CHOLERA IN NICARAGUA. .a.:-
I Up to the 18th january forty deaths from chole-
m were reported as having occurred among the
passengers and United States troops d,tained on
the transit in Niearagua. The agent Of the steam
for allowing the Moses Taylor to sail for San Fran
CISCO without them, and very narrowly escaped be-
ing killed. q" .>'
|. "A representative from the house of Herrera &
San Pelayo, OF Havana, had arrived at Guatemala
with the object Of contracting with that Govern
ment for the establishment OF a line OF steamers
between the Central American coast and the Ialand
Of Cuba. - s -7TI >s'T = =
HONDURAS. 'sE
The Government Of Honduras, through its re-
presentative in Paris, has enterei into contract
with the French Government for the construction
OF an anSer-oceanic railroad across the Republic.
COSTA RIGA. tIs ..ssE
4 CONGRESS- had been summoned to an extra aordi-
nary session, to meet January g. for the purpose
OF celebrating an inter railroad CONTRACT
The weather was very :1ne for the coffee cleaning
and priooa woro liEo1y to rooodo. a-985 -
| DR.. Marquis 1. Hine, United States Consul tc
Costa Rica, died at San Jose on January g. of in.
/ hammatory rheumatism. 9i5l'l IN -
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General Robert e. Lcc's Estate.
l''o"' Me washington Correspondence Of the st. Lotsi

Inc stranger in Washington, down Louisian:
Avenue with his face to the west, secs before him
when ne gets to the trout OF tho City Hall, on the
SCUM SIDE or tho Potomac, and on q commanding
enlnence, an cdi6co which, at the distance o
three miles from tho point og vision, resembles
| Crock temple. This is Arlington House. the resi-
dence, before the war, of General Robert q. Lee.
The Arlington estate was one Of the largest hand.
soonest and most valuable in the State Of Virginia.
| stripped Of everything valuable that could be
carried away by soldiers from Pennsylvania and
Nov England. Pictures, mirrors, statuary, rare
and On o1stLy books old china and silver plate wero
al al gobbled up, and sent off to tho 'sloyap North
ihese artcles are now to be seen in dozens Of
houses IN tho States have named.
, 1althfu negro servant, who had remained on
Inc place. saw this stealing going on day after day.
and at last came ov:r to the city, got one of the
terview with Abraham Lincoln, laid the hcts be-
1ore ~1, him. md begged him not to permit .sDlassa
h9oerts" property to be thus despo1led. Mr.. Lin
could not int: :rfere with tho military that tho SOL
ders were only doing at Arlington what they soon
you Toa1d - 20 al over the soqth and that for Bob
soldiers were bound to respect. -
Ihe result was that tho house and grounds
were soon made to look like the abomination OF
Finally, the Government won't to work and bu-
~ me noaes 81 COG white soldiers on side
ora sne house use and the bodies Of 1000 negro sol
ucrs on the other It ls said that the negroes who
i've that vicinity frighten their children by tell
ing them the most fightful ghost stories about
these dead bodies. n, -
They say that every night at midnight the
ghosts Of these 1000 negro soldiers rise from their
graves ana dance Virginia breakdown on the
the ghosts OF the latter, thus unce1 enoonioualy dis
tubed arise Likewise, and attack tho black ghosts;
white ghosts;hn 4 AM. when tho biack ghosts
prevail Zone black ghost being more than match
for ten white ones), and drive the white ghosts
howInS to thor sopulchrcs, when they finish their
break down, and then vanish to their own graves
;. i. colony OF several hundred blacks was estab-
hshed by the Government on another part of the
huts, furniture, utensils, Implements, etc., and
wore thon n told to go to work. Not ono obeyed out
they could carry off, and spent their time in idle,
ness. Now that tho winter is here, they arc suf-
fering from hunger and cold, and the people Of
from perishing. How much better to have left
them to their kind masters2
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aoLp-q 'fs'5 -- y. .'
Aid for the South.
The following from the Boston Post, Of Friday,
will be Of interest to some Of our readers


The following from the Boston Post, Of Friday,
will be Of interest to some of our readers
BosTor, January 81, 1857
Edi.or Boston Post: observe an appeal IN
your paper, from some one in South Carolina for
the starving people of that section. It soems to
be rather an informal or irregular call but il ia m
additional indication Of suffering among those
who certainly have boon or fcllow-coantry rymsn.
II: such now, have they not still claim on us aa
neigkbors; and aliens, have they not as good
title to our sympathy as the Cretans? Whatever
side Of politics we take then as Christians let us
help them-let some organized movement be
made! In New York there has been public meet,
ing, and committees have been formed to p1 ocure
relief for the sufferers at the South as we'll as in
Greece. Cannot Boston do as much? In default
of any general movement, beg you viii open
down for; one hundred dollars H D d. 1 )!
Yours, very truly, &C., J. s. F..
f. fAnnexed is the appeal which we republish. II
Is addressed to the Mayor of this city but Wa
learn that his Honor has not received a COPY, and
had no knowledge OF such communication until
it appeared in the Post, to which paper it was
duly addressed Tor publication. Under these cir
cnmstances the Mayor does not feel authorized to
directs to whom remittances should be made. But
II any arrangement should be made for the collec-
tion OF money in this city, we have the MAYORS
assurance that he would allow his Office to be
designated as one Of the places for such purpose
Concerning the suggestion Of our correspond
ent j. 3 F., We should be glad to receiye and for
ward any sums subscribed to aid tKh famine
stricken people in the district indicated bv MI.
Mittag.-Ed. Post. .-T4-'' --.,-S IA Al Ia :"
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n CoLGATE's HONEY soAP.-TH1s CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap. in such universal demand, is
made fom the choicest Materials is mild and enao
Hoaat in its nature, grn ntly scented, and e1-
te1nely benefleia1 In It's action upon the skin For
sais by al Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. 81
(. Eebrunrys7 3.sst. la 1ur gssS
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A. party Of about one hundred Norwepians,
mostly young men, WAS recently brought across
the Atlantic to engage in the furniture manufac-
ture in Clinton County; Nov York. They are do.
great worth Of character. The person Who won't
over to Norway to secure the services of these it
migrants ssyss shat great numbersof Norwaglans
Guilty was TO select the few. he desired from the
crowd Of applicants. The United States is HIGHLY
epopular among the iaboring classes abroad and
be greater thar that during any previous year, -
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Tribute OF Respect.

- NAGLE HALL, February 1st, 1867
"hereas' IN the providence of Almighty God our atx
brother fireman, J. b. BREDENBERG. has been taken
rem our midst by that hand which SHALL sooner or lats
snatch all from time to eternity: ana whereas w ra
called upon to express feelings Of regret for tho loss
OF ono who was concectod with US as an active member
Tor several years and until suhoalth compelled him to
resign upon which he placed upon the roll a. ths
company as IN honorary ,uo1nbcr: DO It therefore
Ihat we deeply deploro th loss Of our late
sSnnpsthze n1 WI With bis family In theis adtiction
Esso.uea Inat blank page In Minute Book be in
eeI1oeo 70 Ills memory. and thnt wear tho ra,nI
OF mourning at our next parade. c- N'o-AA 'nose
ihat copy Of this preamble and resouti
DO sent TO the family of tho deceased and tint o
: HoA.oo ~ ~ %ie OA1Lf NEWS ]. o. NOLTE n
seoruarye ] Secretary E. F. E. Co
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st NoT1CE.-THE UNDERSIGNED, WIFE
OF PATRICK O'Bnr Carpenter. resident in Charleston
hereby gives notice Of intention to trado as Sole Trader
February5 tu4+ HARRIET O.RRrEN
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/, < soJruEzE APPEAL. 81, I,

Z -: :, y. LANoAsTERvnIE, soUrH CAnoIrxA.
1b Ate Mdyor OF the Csty of. Boston 81. -
e DEAR srR The Athens" Of America viii not.
I am coafdens, turn deaf car to the appeals q
II; A great number Of human beings must perish Tor
tho want OF provisions unless immediate RELIEF IL
afforded, in thissection OF onr common scountrv.
!ceived. a N Ds s5i =
Diroct to the president Of the Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad, = Charlotte, North Caro-.
lima. t s Yours. &C., @3sssfrl i!al5 s&5 g@
:. : January 81, 1867. n ,.s,, J.. F. g. MTTAG
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a~ ~NOT1CE.-CONs1GNEE PER STEAM
SHIP E B. soUDER are hereby notified that she is Thu,
Day dtscharging cargo at North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining on the wharf at Will be stored at ex
peuae and riak of o,vnaru KY @@ss&
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TO BE RAFFLED.

E MAGNIFICENT BIRD MUSICAL BOX, RICHLY
MOUNTED IN GOLD, and exhibiting IN ingenuity Of
mechanism rarely equaed. 100 chances S. eac-4he
prize to be decided BY drawing the principle OF
lottery. eau and see 1t at D. JACOBS.
Februnry nwsS s'. No. 243 King street. 4
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\. v. as-AWAY7 WITH sPECTACLEs.- old EYES
made new, without specncles Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed hee receipt Of ten cents Address
e B. FooIE, NJ. p, No 11sc Broadway, New York .
Il November !,
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Our Cable Dispatehes,

LlvERpooL, February 4-Noon.-Cotton opens
heavy and inactive; sales 5000 bales. Quotations
unohangcd; Middling Uplands 14}d
LosDoN February 4.-Five-Twenties slightly
easier. Consols unchanged.
ST. PETERspURe. February S.-A direct mail ha q
beea established hence to Pek;n, China, to p O
through in forty-cight davs' tim e.
# LONDON, February 3-South American adyices
mention % q terrible explosion and loss Of lifo ii
PARIS, February 2-Eyening Mcyickars
Commodore OF the New York Yacht Club, sailed
for New York in the outward bound French
steamer. .5@E#.. -@' IA - -
FEBRuAnY -s.-Erlanger's fund, in aid Of tho
Cretans, has been great success. a
Serious labor riots have occ lrred at the little
town Of Marchienner, in the Department of the
Nord, near Lille. The French troops were called
upon TO queu the disturbance, and several rioters
An enthusiastic tete has been given to the OIL
% eeTs Of the United States ateamship Colorado at
VIENNA. Febrnay ga radical; change N the
Ministry is pending ;-; .JG d !. & 20 :,
BERLIN, February 9.-Prince Frederick Karl is q
candidate for the new German Parliament. -
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The New Plan or Reeons.ructio,,

city says that Governor or, Of South Carolina ina
sharkey, Of Mississippi. and others, have gone
home to carry :out: the plan of reconstruction
fifty dollars and the ability to read as 3, suffrage
qualification. The t.Star: adds that the different
Legislatures now in session have been requested
not to adjourn till the matter ia laid before them
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the Daily News.

WASHINGTON, February A conference of Gov
crnors ORR, SHARKEY. PARSONS, and MARVIN and
other prominent Southerners, with the President,
has eliminated in tho preparation Of series OF
resolutions, PTo";is for suffrage without dstinc-
ton Of color, with qualification of reading, writ
ing, and property amounting to $3.50. Tho resolu-
tions wero transmitted to the Governors Of South
Carolina and Georgia last evening, with m advisa-
tory letter. Telegrams have also been sent to The
Legislatures Of Louisiana, Mississippi, and other
Southern States, inviting immediate action upon
the proposition. Upon this line, it is understood,
the new policy Of the Administration is based,
coupled with amnesty, but prohibiting the loader
in the rebellion from holding Federal Office.
Tho Hon. HOWELL CosD, of Georgia, has been
telegraphcd to- requesting him to como to Wash
1ngton, to tako part in the further maturing Of
this policy.
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WILLIS h CHISOLM, Agents
Al Freight amounting to necn t15) do71ars or less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery of Goods
I February - - @s E. q
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ss- NoTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WIFE
OF ALFRED CHAMBERLAIN, Bricklayer, resident in
charleston hereby gives notice Of intention to TRADE
AS SOLE TRADER &a,
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So NOTICE.-NO DEBTS CONTRACTED BY
any Of the Of the British steamship PIONEER VIII
be paid BY the Captain or consignee
February4 q W. B. SMITH 4 co
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~WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE,
E NJ WHITING. Esq., as q candidate for shorin Of
Charleston 1udiciall District, at the next election
Hepteu1her 10 --L- --- .-.-|--E ~