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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-04
Ferris & Co.'S Cotton and Naval
Stores Circular.

NEW YORK. August 1.-During the hrst half Of
the past month our cotton market remained quiet
but hrn; with slight variations tF prices. Towards
clpRe ppder uqfsy9ahle Sdy{ces from 11yerpooli
and limited demand 6um spfnners, holders became
eager to SELL aud submitted readily to reduced offers,
The highest point touched was $50 for middhng up.
lands ;the lowest 2eHc, e. which the market closed
dull and Hedk, on Thursday! On yesterday under
more favorable advices by cable, an advance -of Ne
was established. and the market closed firm ct SoMo
for mddling uplands S05fe for Mobile and Florida,
and S0X for New Orleans and Texas. Contactsfor No
yember delivery offered and for December at
24c. 10eU bales sold to spinner at 24c, December
delivery. The aeoountso Of the growing crop continue
good, and the late rsire have had most beneficial
effect. With the exception Of Texas, which shows
an increase of one third, and Alabama where there
appears to be no change all fhe other cotton
States show decline In acreage Of from 12aS2 per
cent the average being 10 per cent; but 1t is es-
,ated because Of the more favorable season, better
culture and condition Of things generally, that the
product win be fully equal to that There
are but few who claim more, and bet Of $40 900 Is
offered that the crop will not exceed 900 bales.
= NAvAL SToREs.-There Is IN scave export demand
for gpirits Of turpentne I'VE quote 44fe for mer.
chant4ble lots, and l5afb3c ships order. Resins Of
all grades are in good demand chiefly for export We
quote strained common s. No. 2, s3xa3G No. 1,
$3Hal1s; pale, s. 75a5 90; extra pale and window
glsss scale Tar 1s steady at sS 76for Rilningtin:
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II H. KELLERS q CO.
DRUGGISTS AND APoTHEcARIEs,
NO. 131 MEETNG-STREET, OPPOSITE
MARKED.
HAVE ON HAND CHEMICAL FOOD, OR CON.
POUND Syrup of the Phosphates of Lime, Iron and
Soda. superior tonic for invalids.
Aitken's Syrup Of the Phosphates OF Quln1ne
stychnine and ron the greatest tonic in use recon-
mended by the first phyaicians
Rational Food, an easily digestble diet for infants
and invalids.
Soluble Citrate Of Bismuth for Dyspepsia.
shallenberger's Fever and Ague antdote.
India Cholagogue, for Chills and Fever.
Granular Citrate Of Msgnes1a.
Crossman's Specific.
Mathew Caylus' Capsules of Citrate Iron and Copai-
ba. French preparation OF great. eputaton
Asthma Cigarettes, an un.ailinG cure for Asthma.
Lyons Periodical Drops.
Stafford's Olive Tar.
Bardotte's Worm Candy.
Upham's Electuary.
Rowand's Fever and Ague Tonic. &C., &C
February "a ln@
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pASKN1s,s SfK1sN1s,s HEpAT1o Br!TlTERs.

Biliousuess, IodIgestion General Debility, and all
the complaints which proceed from want Of proper
action in the hyer the esomach and the bowels are
eradicated by course 81 this great
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-04
EXCHANGE PAIN FOR EASE,

And Weakness for Strength. Get rid of the ailments
which interfere with enjoyment; cast gloom and des-
pondency to the winds; take stronger hold Of life
and, in short, become
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NEW Nan.

Through the instrumentafty Of the most powerful
and popular of all vegetable inytgorants and cor.
receives, -s.-
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,afuattf pittfrs,

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.-zir cS I'D .f.5s! X. e1: -ca -. :iiss q
1t;-e. < 5.sc.zlg : slizp al z 90 - &c
a LIVING DEATH .'5z
Ee - ~ sf.'7ocr ss,:aii :. ise::ss ~ "
s.% 81. g. i.--a-.'. co 80
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:osg sl5-:s
e.t 20: ,''cisss
The confirmed dyspeptio may, almost say With st.
Ie s MT die sa 1sna Hs q osSss s Of nsas as 6a
to show himh to ban iah them forever. The
means Of immediate and permanent relief are prof
fered him in - -
PANKNIN,S
HEPATIc BITTERs.
And it is for him to say whether he will continue to
endure living death, or put himself IN position to
render Life enjoyable.
LYING ADVERTISEMENTS
OF the efficacy of this machless vegetable somachic
are to be foundn every city and town In the South;
hsasny IN men @ and .TS msn sa ~ nesr e@
ny to its virtues. It 4 B, diners from any other
Bitters 10 existence in this especial particuar-tt is
not alcoholic. ~''s -
EXCHANGE PAIN FOR EASE,
And Weakness for Strength. Get rid of the ailments
which interfere with enjoymena cast gloom and des-
pondency to the winds; take stronger hold Of life
and, in short become
+, - NEW NAN, ~
Through the instrumentaity Of the most powerful
and popular of all vegetable inHgorants and cor
receives,
PANKNIs,s HEPAT1c BrTTERs.
Biliousneas, Indigestion, General Debility, and all
the complaints which proceed from want OF proper
action in the liver, the esomach and the bowels
eradicated by course 81 this great
CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,
Which not only combats snd eongpers diseaaes
have in the syHtenn but
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-04

eessg sssg organs ysSI liver IN so TsssR saah
BY the use Of these ne nv medias;ap no dlsease
win ever asst,l you. is s.....2
- & s.. .e:,.s' O.. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-04
WASTING AWAY,

declination of bodily strength and nervous energy,
will find In the BITTERS AFOUNTAIN OF VITAL
ITY AND VIG0R, as REFREsHING AND EXHILl.
RATING AS A POOL IN THE DESERT TO TIE
sAND-sCoRCHED AND PAINTING TRAVELLERS
a gaI. - rs Z
PANKS1N's HRPAT1e BITTERs
.. - - 20.
sr g.: 80 U;.1r7 l@-
Is composed Of the pure juices (or ID they are me.
dicinally termed, Extracn) Of Boots, Herbs and
and entirely free hom alcoholic admixtufe Of any
hind. They will be found fsG -s--c s.
-. !. ----.- ..-.-.. u. .,---. -
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Connznees per South Carolina Rsalr3<d
iic :, August 8. GO

4s bales pomestics, 627s bussels Grain, l57 '6b1s
Tspi5 om Bros. S Katie Co & VS. stessns Co. +
" Devices, Binns: 3 O'NeiIl, " Lebby, Goldsmith
Il Son, G Pritchett, Il Granger. D Kraeke,
Upper & Son, Tiedemsn Co, West Jones, Camp
sen Co, O N Averin, Street Bros & co, M'Butler
W williams & Co, Railroad Agent,
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AN UNFAHING CURE

9. : 80 - O. t--si@l.-t. : iEiE --it44
80 AN UNFAHING CURE = acat
ii q Aea .igfsce 81 e',4 i.l' &ete:. sio1
= s.s;-.i or 20 hiso sgsi',.srta d
For Liver Complaint saundics Dyspepsia chro.
mic or Nervous De ~ biity Chronic Dis, eis
Gns nom Disorder N ed IAyer ortstomaeh.
4 ;a -s.-9c b.ia 4 az. a:!i ;c1 33ti ,stco,'
., Z. syisi 5ao .ilE-2;a: [ {! :9G.7,sss. sf
sassas-i as sssa3 S1saa. e;ig,'o 9t: Il
:. no7; .e.r-s patton: inward ri f9r,tw z:-5
.c. -PIes; Eu1lnesg Of ~ p47..,,
Blood to the Head, ~
AZ Acidity- Of the Stomach : ~ -..c''a .
- Nausea, Heartburn disgust eHc7' &
for Food Fullness or Weight In the
- Stomach. Sour Eructatdons, Sinking
or3F1uftering at the pdt tfdhe 6tpmach,nE q
Swimming of the Eead, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing. Flutter1pg at the Heari, Choking or
Slnocattng senAatons when.in1 Lying Pnsture,
SIGHT Fever and Dun Palnnl IN the Head,
/, ~ Deficiency Of PaApirationi Yellowness ..-
.,.9.of- the Gkin and Eyts, Pain In, the -
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs. etc.,
Sudden Flushssi s6f lHeat, ~
Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imagin-
fe' ings ot EVIL and
.: 70 Great DeTno. 7l: 5 Ii.
81 Of Spil. ..'.'-s
49, Tih- >...I,9s. =
- :ec.a sia@p2 ;e5s.
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LIVING ADVERTISEMENTS

OF the efficacy of this matchless vegetable somachic
are to be foundn every city and town In the South;
ssas as BY 1 ase ans ees to Ssr e
Biters 10 existence in this especial particuar-t lie
not alcoholic. ~ .'s -
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new York Market.

-'---.--- !
MONEY MARKET.
The New York Commercial Advertiser Of Saturday
evening, August /. says:; 6 ..s .. /
The week closes with an abundance of money
Offering at Sa4 per cent on call. In discounts, OF
prime paper there Is no change, rates remaining
STEADY at Cat per cent s.,-.. .,s...:..,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.


FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
+ New Orleans La, (estabisshed In 1sssN and ~,
ths last 81 years located In Cricago-thc noss .,r
cess.ri sueciasi Of tho age In the treatment 81 Nil
diseases OF n private natrrc-ean be conndcntialiy
cen.rlted a. his Office and rooms 80 KASpol Pm sYxv.1
oc.,xa a. DrAnpogs srsrrr, rr sTA,rs upor the
trar.-,r,t ~ Chronic, Mercurial, Syphiitie Riond
a-a ~ IN Diseases rl sil Disorders OF C ntao;rns
V,n.r,al Ca.racter--whch he cures Vithouf ,hc -
OF rnr rcrry iodine POTASH, arsenic, any poison
butwita his NKrrRALfzEK "a positive cure ior an I'M
riors ard blood poisnne;
ness Noctursl and DiurDsl Emissions. broueh, on bv
ssusa 81 The organ ea-ly ndescretion, exeesses az
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lose OF memory. confusion de.
n,esson dinness Of vision. and often times lneaui.
~ with . dopIorable train of other eymptoms-
t.rsted and radically cured By an infaiable method
savirg time and expense. All diseases peculiar 10
the sexual organs OF private character, radically
and permanently ccrco. = .,,,
blood h.s became poisoned-prodacing blo,ches on
the face small watsry b.isterey ans tn the head ana
hone. re-a.cd thrua; and nose sores ON the li,nhe
And body ,r-ofua-together with an erdless num-
ber Of sfye,inrs- fectnally and permanently cured
DE- lama e recommended by the press OF The
country nv professors Of medical colleges and by
the medical profession generally. Thoee Afflicted
should snnlv 10 him and be cured At once
On JAwrs can be consulted. confdentally, by let
ter p d Box Cos Chicago ILL.,. enclosing stamp for
retn,n snswe,. or =, his Office and parorr 50 Ran
doluh stree. corner Of u earnborn street. from A
q. togry Ten separate rooms, and private en-.
trance ara e.its, 50 that patients never come In
contact with each other. Everything private and
just published, ~ Dr. james. two pamphlets, on
vsv.,o.rurA ard SIPTiIIe and both sent In
sealed envelope. 20 any address, receipt Of ten
| cents, or three red Hostage stamps.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
CLIMAX.

CLIMAX.
A plain statement, OF facts. inherited scrofula.
and many Of my relations have died OF it In 1899
nv case was irightful. Tumore ard ulcers spread
until IN lsi2 under the advice Of my physicians,
wen, to Avcn Springs. Ircceived no benefit tried
every medicine and did everything cesld Ihad TO
rest my arm . cushion, and had not been abb, 10
raise il 10 nv head in over year. The discharge
from two ulcers was nearly pint day Amputa-
ton Was recommended; but pronounced dangerous
could not sleep. and my su offerings n toerAhle
friend brought me IN L iish physician. who ap.
piled salve with which h said be had accomplish
dex.rsordinary cures in T. hospital. In England
II commenced TO relieve: persisted IN it, uee 1t
finally effected perfect ard entire cure. 1t 10
1913 Ii is ave yesrs since had the appearance OF
scrofnlous sore. and my health IN been good ever
since. procured the receipt OF this wonderful sr
Gle this blessing OF humanity ard have called Il,
"PAsks CLIMAX sAl,r." and allow the public to use
1t or not IS they choose This Is brief but candid
statement. given more fully In M circular
Geneva, New YORK. Dec. 1873. J. N. PAGE.
Nsw York, Oct. l6, 1855.
Il have known !: NJ, Page, Eco. OF Geneva. N. T.,
western New York. saw him last week in good
health. He case was moot remark able one, bat
actually true IN every particular Isgnedl
DEMAS BARNES.
We have watched the unadsd bat gre win. favor Of
!" Peers CLIMAX SAivE," and Availing ourselves Of
the knowledge OF its wonderful curative powers,
have become proprietors ofthe same.
Its . snre cure for Burns. scalde. Serofula, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Bites
Chilblains. etinge, Bruises. Cuts, Swellinge, &C
whether upon man or bcaef. II iubcves pain and
Inflammation with surprising celebrity, and heals
burns without scar. No family should be without
It. It Is always wanted. and il Away. ready. We
will forfeit dozen boxes for any single failure We
hslievs there any thing like 1t In the world
It is put up in tin boxes with tine name pages Gil
max Salyc" stamped on the bottom Of tie box
None o,heris genuine. Sold by dealers in Medi-
eines everywhere. Try II. Price only IS cente
WHITE & ROWLAND, Proprietors. IS Liberty
Street, New York. d&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
LETTER FROM GEN. FORREST OF
TENNESSEE.
More Radical EalschOods
Corrected.


The radicals are Publishing over the
country lying report Of conversation OF
y radical newspaper correspondent with
Gen. Forrsst-so gross q perversion Of
what took place, that Gen. Forrest has
deemed 1t necessary to correct some Of ito
fslsehoods
NASHVILLE, Sept. 5.
The following is a copy Of Gen. Forests
letter to Mr.. Woo ward, correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial
Mgarnis, Sept 81. 1865.
DEAR Sia II have Just resd your letter
in the Commercial. giving report 81 our
conversation Of Friday last. ! do not tniAk
you would intentionally misfepfcsrnt nv
but YOU have done SO. and suppose De
cause you misunderstosd my meaning. The
nnt.ion. of your letter TO winch ] object
are corrected in the following paragraph
~ promised the legislature my personal
influence AID aid in maintaining order and
enforcing the laws" have never advised
the people to resist the law but have ad
vised them to submit TO the laws until
they can be corrected by lawful legislation
said tho militia bill would occasion no
trouble unless they violated the law by
carrying out the Governor proclamation,
which beio7e 70 be Unconstitutional and
in violation OF the law in shooting men
down without trial, as recommended by
that proclamation. said it Wa reported,
and believed the report. that there IRE
forty thousand OF the ku-klux Khan in
Tennessee. and believe the organization
stronger in other States. ! meant to imply,
whom | said that the ku-Klux- Klan recog-
nize the federal government, that they
wouid obey all Slate laws they recognize
all laws, and will obey them, SO have been
informed. in protecting peaosable citizens
from oppression from any quarter. did
not say that any mans house was picketed.
| did not moan to convey the idea that !
would raise any troops, and more than that
no man could do il in five days, even if the y
were organized | said that Gen. Grant
was at Holly Springs, ard not at CORN h
! said the charge against him was false, but
did not uso the word ''iisr"
] cannot consent 10 ROMAN silent in this
matter, for, if did 80, under an incorrec,
impression Of my personal views, | might
be looked upon an one desiring Q conflict
| when In truth ! am so adverse 10 anything
Of tina kind that will make any honorable
sacrifice toavod it.
Hoping that may have this explans,io,
| placed before your readers, | remain,
Very respectfully,
" X Eapnrsr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
i"ae Saaering 81 . re~.,.
Exile.

~ u ZIG fohsn exil.s, q Countess a
nicwaka, whom the brutal B.rr ssn, &c &c
Lowiz to Siberia. has sucessisa =" " ,.., Lsi.
nsr escape, and sfser Journey fu,, Of 'n
pWaileied hardships. reached The hoss;.s.
ole soil OF Galicia- She sag. that whsr .h.
was SAINT 10 Siberia she was chained t.,
woman woo had murdered her two ehila
ren, and who frozc 70 death in a t..r;.I,
snow storm which overlook the nris, M :.
and escort IN tho neig ID borhood Of Mo 100
Inc murderess renamed chaiued to her 30;
hours aftsr her death, and all the suppl.
csticns to remove the corpse we're answer.
ca with blows and imprecatiens. until they
'ina'ly passsd the shop Of { tlaclssnith.
. uno severed the chain. The corpse was
susn thrown i the snew, and the column
ssea e. Whea - eighty laals peise.
Noeesd xebelsk Ne &sveeuoe drsv
- - 0sHne, - tsoos - Il ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
Medical 1lina. fe- sHo I'm

The semi- annual shaking isshe Fever and Aeuc
insiricts has begun. The foes of those Autunp
dishts and morning. are sureharged with the e,e-
nsns OF Intermittent and bilious remittent fever.
and. unfortunately. twsthkds Of the community arc
Just IN the condition TO bs disas,sousy Affected BY
them Those who have been prudent enough 10
iott'y themselves during the aummer with that pow
effal And iAiaalible vegetable irv,ssssnt-HosTpT
TEh's STOMACH DTTTERS are fcrc-armcd
sxo'nst malaria. and have nothing to fear. BIT
6eAan is the last thing too many think about. In
NE pursuit ofgsin or pleasure the blessing. with
on, which wealth is dross and enjoy mcnt
Better late than never i.s consol..orv ,,o,.,h
however ana all who begin to feel Inc prrsno.isos
symptoms OF any oil the epedemee vhirr - ~
Ecndsfeo oy the malaria OF Autumn sbo,i5 49,
oisteiy reser 10 the GsvAr ASr1noTr or rur
rev dosee OF the blTTKRS will break mn ,bc n;,,a
and prevent their sscsfrcnce. In evs,x $500 49,.
where aAtsr0Atents prevail THE pureet eva No.. =,
all vcgstsblc tones 10 Indispensable or All 49,, -
billous Preparations known 1t 10 The uess ess,s..,
and harmless. II doe. not stimulate he live ~
lently, like the mineral ealivants but lonaa rsno
vAtes And eguiates the organ wthou; creating nnv
fescffcn. me BfTTERS are essentially fousa
hold eln cAc. aDd ohUald te always within re sch A.
the yey best means Of RreyentinS and checking biI
iouA aftAcka and Intermittent fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10

Those who have used |; don't need to BE told OF
IT merits. bat for the benefit OF others We publish
fsw testimonials and say
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
DR.. SHALLENB ERGER'S
FEVER AGUE AHElDOTE.
Eos besn before the Public 10 years

Those who have used /; don't need to be told OF
IT merits. buf for the benefit OF others publish
tsw testimonials, and say
TR Y II.
FACTS Foa TuR PsopLR-DR ScuxIrrpy s0rhs rx-
vsx And AGuR AxTlporr
BrH,rSsrcs, lows, Aug 81, 1858.
-, - On, pills have, to my knowledge. givsn
We have no old cussomers for your pills, from tkv
fact that one bottle fiis to cure TIE mott ot.
siinate cases. Those who have used them recon.
mend them to others, and could produce testimo-
ny every where used hat they have NOT ailed
TO eject . permanent cure.
One old gentleman tells me that when he invested
$3.50 In yout medicine IL was one of the best inveet
msnts he ever made. lie had been afflicted with fs-
YER and aeue over two years, and nothing would ef
feet Cure, box OF your pills i'd the work
Ardnow, for racre than ycsr, he has not felt the
slightest symptom. Of return Of tie diseses. See
Aoyertiser1eIi. ALLEN HrSkDrcKe. Druggist.
Ixxs, Mass, October s3tb, 1865.
DE-. SRAlIEsBEkGRe-Dear Sir: I have been for
eleven weeks sick with Fever aud Ague contracted
IN the army. Amer being sick for two weeks. came
every .vo days for wssk. after witch had q -
we're attack every day for eight weeke, without one
exception, which Weakened me 90 that I was unable
to walk. An thssonine weeks had two doctors
attending me: hot they could no. stop the sh axes
nor even help them. MI brother came home from
Alexandra. ard brought INC . bottle OF your pills
He re commented them very highly, and said they
had sr e Fl very he ssk
pysd by tho DOCTORS hut At last concluded 10 take
tacrn, and tie eecend coee cured me completely /
have ncs had the least slsn OF chin for Gone veeke
md am gaining strength every day. There are now
pay. an void ~ goa y send % dscsa Of -
medicine. lhaye eoosivo4 oD0s ftu0 . fSiond q
WaahiaeSsa 4fe11p. va scsleetsslly,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
The Coming Fall Fashions.

II will gladden. the heart Of Flora Nc
Fiimssy to know that the Broadway houses
have opened the season with magnifi
cent assortment Of siike. White silks and
satinss for wedding robes, at $l2 per yard,
are superb beyond description. Among
black silks, cashmere de sole, and drop de
quarters OF yard in width, and range from
a. 80 to I'll n yard. The old fashioned
changeable silks, some OF them exceedingly
handsome, are from $475 to IS so yard.
These silks are durable as well as hand
some. They will be very fashionable this
winter. Stripped silks range from s. 25 to
$3.50. These stripes are of all colors.
Tho most brilliant, blue, orange, green. or
cherry, are on a dead white ground, which
makes them very desirable for evening.
Heavy plaid silks, which Of course, are al
ways worn, are S. per yard. Scotch and
Mackenzie plaid serges (colors green and
blue are TO be especially fashionable for
suits. Stripped scrges for cults will also
be very stylish, as we'll as the changeabe
hrlisilh and English sergcs. Those who
ere fond Of gay colorc will be charmed
with tho velour plsids. which are cn.erely
new; also the plaid Fronch popiins, which
are all silk and wool. Both of these STYLES
are three quarters Of n yard in width, and
S2a yard. Tho brocade s- embroid cred
figures on black ground-src $l.95 per
yard. This is gold for trained dresses, nd
is very hrndsome for the house. The now
sha~ls and Marie Antoinstte capee, which
are composed Of round point and point
ppliquc. are extremely elegant. They vary
from sa.25 I, 81 so. Sets to match are
composedof handkorchisfs. collars and cuss
Among bonnctts, the Victoria Fanchou
will be the favorte. Among hats, the
Princess, the Eugene, and the Maris Louise,
with the Maria Stuart fat"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
NATIONAL TRUST co.
Ofth. civ OF New York. No. 35s Broadway.

CHiRrgRgD by THE STATE.
Darius II. Mangarn. President. James Merrill, Sec
r,tary Receives Deposits snd Allows FOUR PER
CENf INTEREST on sll daily Balances, 50 b,ert 10
Check at sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for siI
Months mss be nm made at sys per cent
anopg over 500 Shareholders. Comprising many gen
tlenen Of large wealth and financial experience who
are Also PERSONALLY liable to eepos,ors for ali abli.
their CAPITA stock AZ the NATIONAL TRUST
GO. receives deposits in large or small amounts.
and permits them TO be drawn .. q whole or in part
nv CHFCK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE
Allowing Interest on all daily balances, parties
throughout the conatry can keep accounts in this
ustitnton with :cal advantages Of security, con.
ycnicace and pr0di Je22 d&w6Iu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
ASIATlc cH0I ERA m CHINA!
.xtsMcss EUesy Case
CURED WITH
p "A I N KILLER.

aa vac following letter from the Rev. n. Teford
home In Pennsylvania
&c., WAsssGrsr. Penn, June 8, 1885.
NJ 81. Tshsf DAvs d Sos, Providence, r. L.
missionary 10 Siam and China. found your veeet
fu scoufge, the Cholera.
In Administering the rrea,.,c. scrnd II vsost A.
iectuai to Give teas poon mi Of Pain Killer In Gin
ec waer sweetened with sugar; then. AFTER abozt
saee Mnues begin to give tablespoonful Of the
Apply hot applications 10 tha estremities. Bathe
!ne ooLei, and stomach with tbs Pain Killer, clear.
cha., auo me nmes brekiy OF those who had he
stated ADORE, eight on, Of ten recovered.
Truly yours, r TELFORD.
II II attacked with n,.-,.... Y,na.ntesv n,
Cramp Collie. don't fail "a nse the Pain K,iler. Sold
by Medicine derlrrr Wv 'He iysd AvS~
rice 70 cents SO cents: and a per bottle