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The New York herald., 1867-03-09

oTrtnS SunnESFunutNCe VI hk hehALu.
Arrival In the City and Enthusiastic Recep-
ton Mt the Depot-A Grand Banquet Tcn-
dcred Them, De.
CHARLESTON, s. O., March s, 1851.
The special delegation OF the New York Framan's
Association route for Columbia, s c.. to present
new hose carriage 70 the nremen OF Engine Company
No Of that city, arrived Charleston at one O'Clock
p. NJ, and werc met by . special committee OF the
Fire Department. consisting OF Robert J. Duryea,
President OF tho Board OF Firc Masters,
MT IL Nathans Chief Engineer OF the Fire Departments
Samuel Tapper, President OF the Vigilance Fire Com.
pany, ana Joseph Y. Hilton. Foreman OF HOOK and
Ladder Company No. J. The deeF alton from New York
wero escorted into tho depot where congregaeda
large gathering OF the citizens when Chief Engineer
Nathans addressed them as folows:-
As tho representative or the Fire Department OF the
CITY of Charleston becomes my agreeable duty 70 wei.
come you 10 our city. The manifestation on the part OF
your honored association boars s face philanthropy
aad good WILL Il the forcrunner OF peace and con-
cord, and, trust lasting link which will bind our two
sections. The noble mission which brings You to the
soil or South Carolina will DO remembered by her
samo than the fremen. Again, geDtiemen, welcome,
you warmly aud heartily in the name Of the Charleston
Mr. Henry Wilson, President OF the association, made
tho following reply -.
Mr.. President AND GENTLEMEN CuARLEsroS-In
behalf OF tho Committee OF tho New York Firemcps
Association and our associates who only join in
spirit with this occasion, return you my sincere
thanks for Tins generous and hearty welcome. We
on our way to Columbia, Of your state to present our
brother remen OF that city with hose carriage, In
order to aid them in reorganizing their department. we
hope that while remain In your city State
duct will be such will meet with your approval and add
10 the honor OF the old New York vo.rniecr lrenen.
Tie guests then escorted 10 the private residence
OF Robert j. Duryea. by whom they were Hospitality
entertained, after which they conveyed to the
Charleston Hotel, where rooms had been engaged for
thom.
Tomorrow they will be waited upon by tho above
committee and shown the city. and in the afternoon will
pay a visit TO Fort Sumter. In tho evening grand
banque. will be eiyon theln at tho above hotel
On Thursday the Fire Department will turn out giving
them public parade, and will escort them to tho
road depot where they will take their departure for
Columbia On their arrival In that city they will be
received by the Governor Of the State and tho Fire De-
partment, and during their stay will have grand ball
given them.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

sryGurAr.--A Portland paper says that droVmsn a
that city the fore wheels Of whose wagon becNme dc.
tacncd iunbsd into The nre but held 20 his horses
and after being dragged through the streets awhile
becamsse dsgsissd tnat ~ nOs intimate friends did
The New York herald., 1867-03-09
The Hose Carriage fer Columbia. S. G.

TO THE EUIIUIt OF TIE HEKALU. :
Reading this morang tho account Of Tho burning Of
the steamer Aneausa at sea- having board the hose
carriage about to be presented TO lndependen; Hose
Company No. I, Of Columbia, s. c." and knowing full
well The time and money spent by the Now York VOL
unteer Fremcns Association in procuring said appara-
tus, Think II than right that those citizens Of
New York who have In times past been benefited by
the cd department should replace IL. myself am
ready to contribute my sh&ro towards il, and propose
that tho editor Of your valuable journal bo made the
treasurer What say tho hotel proprieors of New York.
who publ ely acknowledge the services OF tho old "vo
uneer DEPARTMENT. in the dasiady attempt to destroy
the principal hotels In New York j. H.
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

coroxrr's ISvEsnGAnoS. -ssplccns OF poisoning bo-
ing prevalent regarding the decease OF Mr. Jane Row.
land. who died In Ptstown N. ". November 10, 1866
Coroner Defrecs OF Troy, went 20 that race At the
quest of nftcen citizens tho 9th ask, aud caused
examination Of tho body 90 be made NO evidence Of
poisoning found, death having apparently been
caused by congestion Of the lungs and verdict
turned accordingly. 4.t
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

withoet wsrans Of law and in violation a his dutv n
an impartial maSistratA LEONARD G. KLINCK.
SETH H KLINCK
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

We, the passengers who were on board the late
steamer Andalasia, bound from New York TO Charleston,
and which was consumed by IRE on Sunday night
March desire 10 return thanks TO tho officers and
or the steamer Manhnttsn who, under the Prov
dence of Gcd were the means OF saving from
fstc also for the kindness and attention which
shey extended TO during the remainder OF our pas
cage and which everything that could be desired
.f1~ THO3. @. NELSON NJ. d., Augusta, Ca
3&Ae BERNARD y. burns New York city
GEO w. WARD, conwayboro', s. q
4 Nra ROSE BURNS, New York city
Mira MARGARET DIXON, Charleston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
DIR. UsREEHT"S
TAR SYRUP.

''Fac's stubborn things, sayt the old proverb.
and In the-e alone do int nj 10 deal. in present
ing WEIGHTS TAR SYRtP TO the public All
know the necessity Of guarding against Colds. AZ
well ~ the necessity for taxing the proper remedies
when tie Colds are upon We. We cay. without Fear
Of contradiction. that the superior Of Wfights Tar
Syrcp for the Of Consumption, Coughs. Coldo,
Bfon hits. ard all Of the Throat and Lungs.
does not exist. Below are testimonials from per
cons. some OF whom are known In all parts Of the
country:
Dn X. SUCTION MAcKrsnE, Literary Editor OF For.
ney . Philadelphia Preee writes
PHLApra rnlA, July 90, 1861.
DEAN srn.-Lart Christmas. for the nrrt time in my
ife was -uch afflicted BY very severe Cold. with
almo.t constant cough and sore chest. practice
makes perfect. the proverb says. but the more
eonghed the wore did It, BY what then contid-
cred accident, but now believe 10 have been
Providence. WAS induced 70 try DR.. WNoHr's TAI
SYRrr, purchased from you and greatly relieved
In two days. wholly cured In Ten 1t y not unoeae-
Art 10 the taste. which b god peint. May yesse
q o, reading my way through Oh library came
afroes the works Of that Boh0p 0efkel y, Who pro
pheticaly and truly declared more than century
$50, that Westward the march OF Empire takes its
way" and among these were two treatisee In which
he strongly advocated the OF Tar ss curative OF
many diseases from Catarrh 10 the plague vac
then truck with the cogency Of the good Behopa
arguments. and am now eure-ffom the efficacy Ut
Dr.. Wight preparation Of the came remedy-Shat
tAey were entirely sorsee4.
! awv, ~ aCwvu,,r I'm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
PROOFS Of rHEsvPERloaI1Y OF
THE AMERICAN
w A II @ I'll II s

This eountsy has eeeoea % b peoud q ttAs epen.
a epeelmsn Of A0sMeno operol1ve Genioe 80 en-
tsepfieo Thoe Il vii Wssh rsvoloti0n " the WetcA
0inufActuSing u ~ world NO one can douOe wno
exnmineu he Upesatioos u he Wa1Aen sseeo!ianr
mene 1ue IL tssns out vaseh aevsosass q tess
"a 8 the unifofm reliability 0f the machine mAde
wssehes must give then greet edventags over "a
Others wherever known. poor time-ptece - tho
MACHINE MAKE Will be eose In the future ~ good
one of hand make has beeo heretofore, SOf mochn
n 10 arbitrary In lts Performance, and csn make
reefeea astlcle tuet easy - Ooo tAae WOsenSeoe
Il viii b cause Of graduation Il ohis highly
uaslal American Kntesprtse shall have the eneee Of
driving out Of market the thousaod Do Of trashy for
otan eTtic9ee niscoiied meksepefs. BY furnishing
90 excellent and economical . subssttus.-N. !.
Ttmes,
I'VE have had one Of the works OF this Company
= aase for some considesAblc time. and. compar-
ira them with former hrstctOee works Of dtnefens
Dsnufscture possrssed BY us, they have eetsblshsd
a orr opinion their superiority Oves any ever IN.
Vfodu esd for correctness = time pieces.ThsW ORD
I've notics With regret twsiting Of the Paris *
posItiOp) the abeeuee 0f specimens OF America
| n anufsctuse, which. although only Comparatively
Of recent birth anoag 10. - already PRODUCING r.
suits OF the most satisfactory character. Tbs wssco
| % nannfactuTed BY the Wahham Company sis cer-
tainfy. far strength durability arc exce.sI
- time sspcss ere concerned. - COCO = a...s
uroduceA hv the French q swiss nanuSsesefes -
l h. Z. Herald.
| ..r.Ae heautv. the precision, the grcefes cheap.
- X. rrsfavm excellence Of . watch constructed
| 81 fnaehinery 20 exquisite tnat Ine @efe spssAcN
- ,es crers,ou 10 poetic. Gradually ffvs 1e Anef
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Enerv Watch Rllv Worrantcd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
By THE
NEW YORK GIFT COMPANY +!
Every Ticket Draws . Prize.


- chance to draw any Of the above Pri.cs By
purchasing sealed Ticket fog 70 cents.
TICKETS describing eA6 b Pike Sealed In En-
velop.s and thoroughly mi.ed on receipt q . &C.
delivered At ous Once. or sent By mail 70 any address
The Prize named upon Il viii b. d-lvesed to the
ticket holder on receipt ONE DOLLAR.
You will know wha, Jour prize il before you pay
for t. Any prize will be exchanged for another q
the tame value.
NO BLANKS.
RxrsRxxcrs-1he following persons have lately
drawn valuable pr,aes IRON this Company. and kind
" permitted the use of their names -
II Minor. sos Sixth Avenue, 500: Mrs
Collins. 70 Nelson Place. n J., 500: Mics Cook.
Chicago. III, Piano, value $50; " Boyd, New Hn-
ven. Gold Watch. $3.50; hob, Furmsn. Dubuque,
Sewing Machine: si.o Henry Me- uilam Loairs,,ls.
sicai Box $3.50; l. II Knapp. - iith Il. y, Piano.
eaOo u II Benedict, New Orleans, Gold "aieh, ! 20:
" Barnes. Ataiants. Ca, 500 Il II sutton Nash
vile. Tenn. Meiodeon, slto Edw Dayton. Mobile.
Ala, Diamond Clrstfr Ring $3to: Payne, Buriing.
ton. VI, sleo: L Ferris. springfield. III Diamond
Pin. $500 MR. y Wedgewcod. Trenton. n. } soo;
Machine, SIS: II. u. Ahrens, 81 Main 81. Buffalo,
Sioo; " N Palmer, New Bedford. Mass. TO dWaich
f1,5: Miss Rove, Ninth and SAMSON cts. Phiia
i3old watch siSo; I'll Pratt. Hirk. etreet. Brook
yn, 1sGO: Caldwell. Baggs Hotel. Utica. ~ oco
8 Csmmeysr. Detroit, Mich, cold Watch. saw; Mr.
D Csissel, Hartford, Conn. SILVER Set. $40 4
Schults, Louisville. Ky, Diamond Ring. $50; Geo
Mason IS " arren street, N r.. $soo; Mrs Morris,
Fourth Avenue, cor 18th II. N y, Piano, 500.
Opinions OF the Press.
The New York Gift Company are distributing many
valuable price. We have examined their manner oil
doing business and know them to he fhir dealing
asm Their plar l. more satisfactory than !" Preren
tation Festivals, ~ they DRAW every day and the
subscribe. need not pay FOR the prize drawn, unless
euited.-Gaxettc, N. Y. oct. "a
The C3iit E,,abjishment of H. BA1rox i Co .; 5ys
Broadway 10 daily attracting crowds Of victor. q
vitneee the drawing proceer. The investment 10 but
- cents for the chance. and the prise drawn salts
1bctory r. Immediately delivered for dollar.
Srend Of Ours ast week drew $500 prise which b
promptly received.-Transcript, Sept 18th. 1857.
-. Our Patrons can depend on fals honorable
ealing The Prise drawn will Ne delivered d ori
once regardless Of its vaue. promptly sent as ID
pecaed, By return mail or RIpress.
Liberal Inducements to Agents. Setiefaction Guar
onteed -
~ sig Tickets for one dollar. 10 for ~ s3 fos %
II. BARTON 4 CO.,
aov4S.dAVSW 500 Broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Dear eir:-Havng witneeted Incorporation Of Dr..
Wrghte Tar syrup In caees 81 Consumption, cheer
fully recommend Il 20 all persons 20 afhcted.
JESSE II. WALKER
I0asth and CAsDtnot ~. PhiladslIhla.
Thoma1 Winmin, Bnscher, d Cd Sc. NAKED, Phil-
a1elphia, VHiaes:
Amer suffering two yearS with Consumption end
constant hemoragee. was induced 70 ny wrights
TAs syrup. Ass nsiag sls bselsss Asela1 sssasned.
and I am now ~ e 10 attend 70 my blindness.
IL Srcmer@fSe crosse ross'n 81 r, sprup pu,.
chased about three weeks ago IL nearly all cold Ny
customers speak highly Of IT, Send half groes Of Il
TO my father, At Mddetown. Pa and charge it to me
c. b. vsnsycksl. Druggists, Trenton. n. j.. Gays
Dr.. Wrighi's Tar Syrup does all you claim for Il.
an selling largely Of II, and With much satisfaction
- my customeso.
wrishts Tar syrsp 10 cold BY ali Druggists and
County Storekespers. Price q PET bottls. One
bottle will check the most aeErAvaeed Cough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Why 10 . husband like a Mississippi
steamboat. Because lie never knows how
soon be may get blowing up.
a gentleman presented lace collar to the
object Of his alteration, aud in joeular way
said: Do not IL. any one else rumple it.
"No. my dear" said the lady. III will lake
it off,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16


TAeee Pflb, 20 celebrated many yeafs aeol1 HAs1e,
ope the peel u female cd ao8U1Sd6
for their criminal employment In ne psace d ohuV
don, ers nov offered foe eals for che Art doe Z
America. They have been kept in eompasassvs %.
ocusity fsoa he Ss hat ~ osgn1tos, ~. vepea,
b pkyscisa ID fs.ia, q Eeas wealth, and elriei
conscientious principles, and hes withheld them iron
general use, lest they shouA be employed for unaw-
1di puFppsoe.
L. overcoming Female DISTINCTIONS. Falling q ~
Womb. whites. Green Sickness, Suppression. Rseen
tion. or Immodesats Flow OF the Monthly DE-
ehareos, Nervous ed spiass Aasessenss raaeie ~
Back and Limbo Fatigue % alight exsstien, hlpttap
ton Of the Heart Mysteries. etc., and VII eject
cuse when Oh Other Deape hsve allied; and, a.
thcueh poucpfu1 remedy. do NOS contain ealomsl
sniiocy. or anything hurtsul 30 the constitution.
10 unrsied le1ies nd young girls Who have nevss
bcvr fcrn sted, they are peculiarly suited. Thu
Win. IN : short time, bring on the monthly period
With regularity. !,
when th1se II any reason 10 believs thenseaveG pre-
nani 6bs they VII ~ s1se 70 produes mlRcarfas1os
Ladies' can pocnre boz. se.lsd ssoa the eyss Of
IL eurioas By 0Gosing 0ae dollns, sud s1 poeeee
ets.pa 70 =. ". MAC0ABxR, Qe4cfA ASens IN
ths United eee4ee nd Csns1Abs = Aheays n =.
Uepo0o-1Au1v 6me91DoO - c. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

~ruesbas, peeosssise u ~ - - allpsn1ne
Nh 81 Ncecusy and u Blus Pulls, wifAsse 1eavGo
n q those bed elects upon ths eylteo. T1ey cee
0ovine III poisonous hun0rs nom the eyueom, ng~0
sssaaise syfitation nor sPins psans; ~ ass 49,
ssrs fof Dys1epsia, imprgymg ne s3Rsass esMe1
Isnndics. Csuotpation. Rhensnatism, Neuralgia, ~
sssia DiSsscoo &c. When used In connsesiGo Vim
src Al roaee OF Scru1na and FEVER euuoo% rileo ~
N discaSso originating nom i1.puridM II - boce4
49, ~ suear coated and ca ~ hod y - pDWiou
~ r csnts. 1anuficmrsd ely y n j. Pad, a.
49, N.Y. . whom ~ eden 0h6lm - o11eoao6
~ - HAAnfo ouoA1 ooA4oo 0AWu4nD laNnD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
RGAl G0TATE.
JOmN Il. ClDFElN,
LAND AGENT,


W0V00VOeoV hOWos
nae for sale. ~. 900 ssess shoios Hasmise
iaude n love. II ss different countisa, collected
ftom 10 70 is ysaee sises. By special agsnss. -
mostly ownsd ~ ~ peAsstees.
Il. 900 $500 = l1nsces Wisconsin and Ainns'
sota Uninproved Lots 10 Davenport, lsCieAsss
pstIset6n, WelecsA D.rses, Asalisees Dcwnsy.
Aouess asd stores 10 Davenport ssvsdN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
ROse. y Dg0COvRRY
FOR TINE HAHR
ross DISCOVERY

I poisonous preparations which 10 not acconplish
What they are sdseatiscd 10 do.
EOaRs DHHGOvE1RY
vii positively rep, oduoe heayy and natural grow III
Of Hair upon those arts OF the head where II has
fallen o.. fsa DrcA ing. AFRO. u caBnnt b. sur.
81 gnmmy. IKE many Of the vile compounds p"' 'e-
ore the pubic. 49,.
x J. TOSS. Esq., n fremont Row. i,s~ss"s' "A''
I'M. 4 IrAyY. iuxrs,.xg HrAD. ~ h.is.
when al commence rnert VI The voc u '"r
be Woe entirely trid p,.......,h. OIL
-, "a s,,.r nesnr Ills dseos. ~. also Cir
e,Ss.:;ss 80 ~.l, t-"vr rrrrnns 10 lesfns' whe are
| personally nrQsa'b'"" ~ ~
FGee g rel bottle For Sale ~ DRUGGISTS esery
| HiBDElrT 4 Co, Peoplittufs, - TT emcn
49, noeton. AZ. cetll-d4wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

n Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Benton Barracks, NO., April 80, 1855,
On. Jonr BuLL--Dear Sir: knowing the ef
nciency Of your Ssrssparila. and the healing
and beni6cial qualities It possesses. l send you
the following statement of my case:
! was wounded about two years ago-was to
ken prisoner and confed for sixteen month";
Being moved SO often that my wounds have not
healed yet. have not sat up moment since
was wounded, am shot through the hips
NV general health is impaired. and need some.
thing to assist nature. l have more fsitn IN
your Sarsapar lila than in any thing else, l
wish that that is genuine, Please express ne
half dozen bottles and oblige
Carr Z. 7. JOHNSON. 81. Louis. Mo.
r. S.-Ths following was written April so
1865, BY Mrs Jennie johnson. mother of Capt.
johnson
Ds. BuLl-Dear Sir: Ny husband, DR.. q. q.
johnson, was = skillful surgeon end ply stefan in
Central New York, where he died, leaving the
above G. =, johnson TO my care. At thirteen
years Of age he had q chronic diarrhea and
scrofuls, for which gave him your Sarsaparl-
la, II CURED HIN. have for ten years recon-
mended i: to many in Central New York, Ohio
and Iowa, for scrofula, lever cores and genera
debility, Perfect .uccess has attended, The
cures edsste ID rome coses of serofuls and fever
sores wsrs slmsst miraculous, lam very ana
ious for my son 10 again have recourse TO your
Ssrsaparila. He is fearful Of getting asrurious
article. hence his writing TO you for il. His
wounds are terrible, but believe he will recov-
er. Respectfully,
Jsxsis JOHNSON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Ne3ursl. Durable, Bsautiesl Bsst nd Cheapeet II
the woeld-will dive eaiisfaetioa to al. Principal
wholseals Agents foe wrigbee TW syrup, and Kro-
mers Haiti Dye In Chicago. Fuller. Finch & FulleS.
Lord a Smith. and Burnhame d Van SchaAck.
JOHN j. KRONER,
eos Cheeenut Street. Philadelphia,
ang3o dem Sole ProprietDe.
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conpisinn. &C.. personally q b letter: An Hos
ssSnSc1 a iarre pares and Wing fu1l particulars,
sent 70 any sddrer- on receipt Of . cents.
10 LADlKS.-A pamphlet Of tpecial t1psrtance
a.. q receipt Of stamp Dbeee ~ lstsese p II
~. - lnouuUsu. -. PAN, 0na. aag1eA4W1y
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u ohAftefed by The STATE Of Penney w niA md
organised 10 the aid Of the
DlvEDe1DR lNNTaTUTR
S0ldiorO' and Sailors' Orphans.
lnssrpernsa y the State Ell J.
APRIL ., 1884,

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The Board Of Trustees consist Of the following
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