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SEYMOUR NoMINA ATED.
Frank Blair for Vice President.


New York, July 9.-the delegates as
sembled abouts10 O'Clock. Vice Presi-
dent Price, Of Missouri, took the chair.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr..
Plummer. asaE zg II
Mr.. Niblack moved to dispense with
the reading Of the journal Of yesterday.
Agreed to. ,bia sstsfa s5l
as The chair announced that the next bu-
siness in order wasthee1s auihasis eist
NsIINErEENTH BALLo ENDLEToN WITH
! 49,. sss5-' s. DRAWN, ,s -
aa A delegate from. California, in few
remarks, demanded J Judge Stephen Field,
of that State, as a candidate for the Pres
idency, whom he eulogized asa guardian
of the constitution of the country against
assaults Of the Radicals at Washington.
TSubdued cheers. "a
Mr.. Vallandigham said he had COM
munication'in in writing, which, with leave
of the chair, he would read from the
stand. His appearance on the platform
was greeted with moderate cheers. he
Ieao Ts 2 lel.er from Mr. rsnIls'on, oa.so
Lean. of the Ohio delegation, authorizing
the withdrawal of his name whenever it
should seem desirable. M
Mr.. Vallandigham-It was Mr.. Me-
Lean oesiIe o,presens snls 'ie.teF carry
Yesterday, DIt 'ne onio .ceIegatlo1 sno !
pest 70 keep ms name Delore Ine ConvenI
.lon .nrougnous Yesterday. He commen7
oea the magnanlmity ana unselhsa pasIl-
o.ism OF TINS ietter, ana nnally WltnoreW
Mrs fendietons name, VITA snanks %
those who mad supported MIN with sucD
hdeilty. Great eheerlng.I 5feg4s
PENDLEToN's LETTER. ad1s
II CINo1nNAT1 July 9. 1868.
Washington Mclean, Fifth Avenue Hotel:
Ny DEAR SIR. You know better than
any one the feelings and principles which
have guided INV conduct since the sugpes.
tion of my name forE the Presidential
pomination. " ou know. that whilegI I TO-
we're the good opinion of nv countrymen.
and would feel an honest pride ID 50 dis
4 mark aof their confidence, II
do not desire 1t at the heexpense of one SIM
gle electosal vote Igreat applause; j or Of
me least disturbance of the hafmo.ny or
our parry 49,. - = s -.
! conslaer .ne success oI. . .ne Demo-' :
oraho party IN 'ne nexs !, eleo'len Of .ar
saealer lmponance ,nan tne grauncason
nd ap psasOIa - 1s and ohssss aIs
.berefore at anv time a name shaIi he
,uprested which in the on;n;on' Of vour.
elf and those friends who have shared
,ur confidence, sAalIbe stronger before
he country, or which can more thor
,ughly unite eur own party, beg that
7ou will instantly Withdraw my name, and
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treat cheers. when Ohio was called


[Great cheers. When Ohio was called
McCook arose and said:
/ Mr.. CHAIRMAN: arise at the unani-
nous request and demand OF the oeleea,
ttion from Ohio, and With the consent ana
approval ofseyery public man IN the State,
Iincluding Geerge d Pendleton, 10 again
tplace 10 nomination, against bis fncllna-
ton, but no longer against his honor, the
name Of Horatioseymouf5o sAerk.
lCheers, long continued applause. let
assyote tslr. Chairman ssansd gsaslsmsp I OF
the conventionder 2 man Mnom ne res
Idency has sought. Dut VINO mas notsOugnt
tine fresrdency Applause.
Deaeye ID ny nears sIas = Ins ss so'p-
tlon OF the pfoDlem wafcr nas pssp ",
gaging the minds OF the Democrats ana
conservative men o. lnls nsslo5 fol spe
last SIX months: 1ooo. go0o;l lps, 2,
[iieve u viii prove solunon "hlea VIII
nosssss nos ! The can;tal of the Nation. lrAp-
plause T believe it will receive the
unanimous assent and approval, Of the
great belt of States from the Atlantic,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi-
lana. Michigan. Illinois and Missouri, and
awav West for quantity to tbs Paoifc
ocean IAuplause.
saw he has not sought the Presiden-
cv.and ask and demand that this con-
u.n,;on -, .halI demand .of him that SINKING
~. ,u awn ;ncI;n.t;ons and the .rlI knave
desires M of his heart. he shall Weld 70
what we believe to Be the almost unani-
mons wish and desire of the. delegates to
tb;s. ,re.t convention T(3reat annlausa
snd nd thsss sbss,.
T. INV earnest 'enthus;asm had :almost
foraotten .,. 10 east the fventv. one M votes Of
nh;o for Horst;o r. & seymour @ he next presi-
S.ns p -
Hon Horat;o Sevmour here advanced
- .ba sront &c '.ba staoe and a soon as
.Sa ~ sn.hvs;.sr, I :. eould .ssrm;t of b;s ba;no
hss,d @ .ddrssssd the ths con yent;on
11 - ...--... ..l-sss'e .s's,',Ies sc;
20 &c.. SPEECH OF sEf = MouK. sLse
+ GENTLEMEN OF THEsx xCoNvENTIoN:
tTCheers.1 The motion just made by the
Igenueman from vnio, sAci'es ,as, = 2 ..aI
1he most mipgleo mSs!o1s; lnpP's1ss.i
naaes nos lelps =. n.s;, = = & .sss
gratitude for the generosity of tnlsi i'a9!l con-
yension.. [Chesrssl { have no terms in
Rnlen'so ,eilo, ~ .ssglss, :. ,.ust = .a:sss
mas peen D.0ughs Sss0as slT s'r svIss s.1aa 'ssst
aoa knows, my iile.and slLa asss,.s sa'as ~.
10 me, pu Wpalu giss ,. aoa sns = so0a y
country; nnlon : s'..SsO = ss 1esSsa &c
WILD my OWE. nPplause, a1u 0lie' 3
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Mr.. Gibson, of Pennsylvania. offered a
resolution proposing nomination by ac.
clamation.
Mr.. Price being 10 the chair ruled il
out of order.
A motion TO adjourn was made and
lost. \
The roll was called for the 12thballot,
when California led off with half a vote
for Chase. Then there was great and
long continued applause in the galleries,
and d.a,scene of confusion ensuedt q
Motions to clear thes galleries were
made from several delegations, mingled
with misses and cheers.
Mississippi said excitedly that this ap-
plause was from citizens of New York in
the galleries.
"A Wisconsin delegate opposed clearing
the galleries. Some of these men had
come thousands of miles who were in the
galleries. They were Democrats and had
d right to applaud when they pleased
Great cheers a 3 :.
After some further confusion, the roll
was proceeded with. The result Of the
18th ballot was announced thus:
TWELFTH BALLOT.
Hancock 80, Pendleton 145a, Parker
z, Packer 36, johnson Al, Doolittle 12a,
Hendricks so, Blair, !, Mcclellan l, s. P.
Chase ,..s.s se
4iiibae3 THIRTEENTH BALLOT. ~
Hancock 4Sa, Pendleton 134a, Parker
q, Packer 27, johnson A, Doolittle 13,
Hendricks 81, Blair J, FRANKLIN Pierce
1, Chase
FOURTEENTH BALLOT.
Hancock Sc fcheers,1 Pendleton 130,
Parker z, Packer 26, Doolittle 13, Hen
bricks 841.s
FIFTEENTH BALLOT.
b Pennsylvania voted solid for Hancock.
Great cheers.] Hancock 791 Pendleton
1891, Parker {, johnson, 81, Doolittle
IL, Hendricks S2a3.w e sgsss.
lss9 SIXTEENTH BALLoT.a ailss PES
Hancock 113a, Pendleton 1917, Par
ker Z, Johnson 81, Doolfttle IL, Hen
bricks 70aa. e @ ' Is e
,44 SEVENTEENTH BALLoT.
Hancock 1871, Pendleton 7011, Parker
I, johnson 6, Doolittle IL, Hendricks 20,
Chase J, Hoffman 6. t;iI.s Il tss sci Is.
7s EIGHTEENTH BALLOT. 1a9
Hancock 1445, Pendleton 563, Parker
81, johnson 10, Doolittle II, Hendricks
|87, Hoffman 3. ss
FIFTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
PendlefOn Wifhdrayvn ON the
Nineteenth Ballot.
SEYMoUR N0MINATED
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PendIefOn Wifhdrawn ON the
Nineteenth Ballot.
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i pretext Whatever to deprive any State OF TINS
right or interfere with its exercise is fag-
rant usurpation Of power, which can find no
warrant in the Constitution, and if not pre-
vented by he people will subvert our form
of government, and can only end in single
centralized and consolidated: government, in
which the separate existence of the States
will be entirely absorbed and adespotism be
established in place of Q Federal Union OF
coequal Stated; that we regard the reconstruc-
tion acts (so-caiied) Of Congress, as such, as
usurpations and unconstitutional, revolution
ary and void; that our soldiers and sailors
who carried the flag of our country to victo.
ry against q most gallant and determined foe,
must ever be gratefully remembered, and all
the guarantees given in their favor must be
faithfully carried into execution; that the
public lands should be distributed widely
among the people and should be disposed
lof either ander, the presumption OF home
stead lands or sold in reasonable quanti-
tles; that the President..of the United States,
Andrew johnson, [applause1 in exercising
the power of his high Office in resisting the
aggressions of Congress. on the Constitution,
Is entitled to ths gratitude ofthe whole Amer
lean: people, and on behalf of the Demo-
cratic party we tender him our thanks for
his patriotic efforts in that regard. [Great
applause.1
Upon this platform. the Democratic party
appeal to every patriot, Including all the
conservative elements and all wha desire to
support the Constitution and restore the
onion, forgetting all past differences of opin-
ion, to unite with us in the present great
struggle for the liberties of the people, and
thatto all such, to whsteyer party they may
have heretofore belonged, we extend the
right hand gof fellowship, and bail all such
cooperating with us as friends and brothers.
Mr Murphy moved the previous gues-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-14

that there -ere cue hundred and ave thou
.sno for II ac ed and o nety eg.t co..
1881 stsstsst - the ansEsinn cftae sec
sndsf "A endmen sud eighty one
,ho,-,noa.- fisNt St ooo,vetesa., nst the
adoption Of dsecoad . nsndment, . nd that
there were ope hund ed d Eve a. ousand
and Eve hand, ID aud twenty four Il 05, 524)
votes cast 20 The adoption Of the third Of
said am, ndme 70, I'D ei ,nty one thousand
and thirty GIT (sl .0Ss, vote. cast against
the adoption Of sid ttiid amendment, and
shs, there were one hundred and Eve thou
sand and Eve hu odred d two l05. 602)
votes cast for the iop,icn Of the fourth Of
said smsndmsn i, sad eighty thousand
nine hunl-sd s,a twen.J nine go, 1921
votes cas-. assi' 1 tie adoption OF said
fourth sme 1dneat, d at there were enc
hundred sni FIVE tLouss 4 30 tu.drsd
and fifteen l05 .5i6) votes cast for the
adoption Of the ffth Of said amendments,
and eighty ore thousand and City (sl .0te)
voter cast against the adoption Of said nth
amendment:
Now, therefore, I, Ssmcsl Merrill, Gov.
srnor Of the State Of lsws, by virtue o. the
authority vested in me, do hereby proclaim
that each and all Of the amendments afore
said have become valid TO an iatea and
purposes - part Of the Consi' III or e. The
State o. Isws.
Us In Tss.imony Wheeef, ave hsreun
TO set my hand and c, Ussd 70 be aMx
cd tbs crest Seal Of the State Iowa
Done a. Des Mo mes, tots ghth day
Of December, in tbs year Of our Lert
emo thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight. Of the independence Of tn
United States the cty-,hird, and Q
this State Of Iowa, toe twenty-sscsnd
BY the Govsrner.
SAMUEL MERRILL.
En-. WRlGnr,
cletary Q: State.
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WoRx with . will. and also With your

WoRx with . will, and also With your
hands and head. II 10 such that achieve
the great things Of the world. Nothing Is
easy that has value. L,zinssS and sloth
never raised man above the grade eta
monkey. Work dees the thing, the right
thing, and the whole thing. Those who
have never performed any should try
little. 1t is healthy, besides being useful.
A LARGE number Of men IRE engaged IN
digging the Psnnsy lsania Canal wider and
deeper. II is the intention OF the company
to make the canal Of one uniform width
along the Susqushanna from Havrs de Grace
al the Chesapeake. TO Hollidaysburg The
canal will also be made six feet deep and
double locks placed in it similar to those IN
the New York Canal.
Park Street Congregational Church, in
Boston, has remarkable history. since
its organization, nearly sixty years. ago, no
lass than 10000 have bsen connected with
il, and two hundred who became foreign
missionaries received religious instruction
fom its pulpit. Among the pastors were
the late Drs. Bsesher, Dwight, Liaglsy,
and other distinguished names.
"WHAr ANSWER 7" is what Anna Dick
enson wants to know. Lo the answer
cometh from Lansing, Iowa. wherein an
American citizen Of African descent has 70.
Getty welded lovely white damsel Of that
precinct, and tina. the work goes bravely
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D r. j A M II 8.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK uOsFfrAL,'
j New Orleans. Ia, (establ,shsd In isoo9 and for
the LAST = ycafs located In Ceicago-she nost sue
ceesfui Specialist OF the age In the treatment Of MI
consulted At hie ofce and rooas 81 % RAxpolPs st.
ccurn OF DRAnec1H ernKsr. rP erAns, upoe the
ueAsnent Of Chronic, 4ercurfal. Syphlitic. Blood
and Skin Diseases, and all OisofderS Of Contagious
vensreal Caaractsr-wAich he cufea vithcut the use
81 rcury, 0dide OF potaesA areenic, poieon
bat with HE ExuTRAIxRs positive cure for al hu-
ORGANIC WkxKNEas, such a. semis.l wen.
neee Nocturnal and Diurual Emiseiore brought - BY
abuse Of the organ. early indsscreton, excessss.
misunderstanding toee Of memory, eonfusiCn, de-
precision. dmpess OF vision, and often timee tnaan
y. with . deplorable train 81 other syDptcms-
treated and radically cured BY an invaluable nethed,
aavirg time and expense. All diseases peculiar to
the sexual organs OF private character, radically
on disease Of the INST horrible class, where the
blood hes become peisened-prodscing bloteAes o.
the face. small wAfey hstess5 ains IN the head and
bones-ulceYated throat nd nose eorss - the limbs
and body, crofnla-toesthss with an sEdiese nunr
Der 81 suAbsings eectnal1y and permanently cured.
On. JAM 10 recommended By the pres Of ,hs
country. By professors Of medical colleges and BY
the medical profession generaliy. Those amicted
should apply to him and be cured ct once.
On. JAWS can be conaulted, eonddenhally, By let
Ter, o. Drawer 5s63. Chicago. en- closing stamp for
return answer; or At his ONCE paroFp, - sc Ran
dolph street. corner Of Dearborn street, from
\. to aP. y. Ten separate rooms, and private en-.
trance and exits. 90 that patients never come In
contact with each other. Everything private and
confidential
inst published, by DR.. flames. two pamphlets. .,
sryHn ArosRHxA ard aYrrnis, and both sent In
sealed envelopes to any address. on receipt Of Ten
cent?. o. three red postage stamps
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Honar, Life Pills and Phepi1 Bitters,

We Arst used in private practice In 1875. They
intdoduccd to the public In 1885, since which
time their reputation has ended. antil they have
sale in excess Of all ether CatAafue Purifying
Medicines. There 10 hardly a.fanily among civil
tied nations Whe have net psrsona evidence Of their
benelcial effects. Their great success Is owing to
theirsnifsrn reliability inb asss OF Ceastipatien,
Bilious and Stomaehie diseases. whether Of len &
or short duration. They are entirely vegetable in
their composition. Oas Ingredient spsne the pores
ofthe skin: another 10 diuretie. and stimulates
proper action the didneys third sem olent,
looscnipg phlsgn and huDor from the lungs other
properties are warming and cathaRtic, and cleanse
the stomach an bowels fren unhealthy sssretions.
Their com binsd effects 10. 10 regulate the impaired
functions efths system, and to produce health. II
IL not asserted Noaars Pills are care althat they
will cnre all csmplaints-tut under ordinary cir.
eunstances they may be relied upsn TO cure Ner-
vousness. Sick Headache, Cositivsness, Dyspepsia,
IAdigeston, Jaundies, Liver and Dillious Com.
plants, Colds. General Weakness, &c. They are
expressly made for these diseases. Millions upon
millione be cited. In single instance
they have not operated - recommended.
The question 10 often asked. why u IL that Msnsts
Life Pills meet with such wonderful success.
Because they purify the Bleed, and thus remove
all causes Of diseases In the system.
Bccaues they act powerfully epon the secrsuoas Of
the body, and removes all inparitiss ct once.
Bee ause they Do not reduce the system, bat D
vigorats t-thas requiring no restraint non pleas
urs o. business, ana during their operation sever
gTipe Or pain the bowels.
Vesc1 - 1ns ClnsY
In praise efAe6ats Life Pills, which cured then
sfDyspspsia. lsdigsstisa. Disease Of the Liver.
Lsss Of ppstts. Headache, Fever and Agus. Dsea.
cAitis. Neuralgia and Rheumatism. We refer to
Rev. saml. Martin and Rev. :. d. Nay, Of New
York. Rev. jas. Hobart. Boston, Rev. =. Wsbbss.
Caneord, n. H., Rev. 4. neoley, Springfield. Pa,
Rsv:J. Q. Evans Bsvar Pr. Ksv. ". Q. Dronerofs,
Grand Rapids, Wis. Rev. J. n. 0araasf, 0Aillieo.
the. o., Rev. Mathew 0astser, niplsy, o.. Rev Z.
,. RodSers, fert Wayne, lad esv: D.. Campbell,
Anderson, Ind. Rev. N. b. Cook, Aoek5ord III.
Rev. 4. J. Beatty. oaA Francisco, Cal. Rev. bavl
Elder. Franklin, n. c., anA 0o1y othese.
The circular around each box f1lly axplaiAs the
syuptsme saA cgsets Of sesA llssase, spseilss
treatment, nafsieAes. evidence, -.
MoGat's L1s Pills aSs % esnie psR bs1. Monte
rhsni1 cis..s: O per eeSsls III . so b Ill
Preprictess. = Liberty okssA Nsw Yesk.
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The Tape Worm 10 one of the
MOST csSEL AHD aRlMTLsss HsBnIEs o. NAN, AHB
eoeAsross MAT Disrnsssiss svnrrons. A dali
pain In the forehead giddiness alternate palesess
and flushing Of the face: paleness Of the lips sDas
alton; alternate l0ss and Of appetite ers-
wings particular articles Of food offensive breath
swelling Of the abdomen depression ofspirits and
nervous iriitabity, are the leading sympte ms.
Now. why not, Ia Wow OF this dangerous enemy,
make uee OF remedy which many years Of expsr-
fence has proved to be safe and certain remedy
b. A. Fahneetock'l vermfuge, II used according to
the directions accompanying each bette. will net
fail to eradicate the destroyer.
Great caution must be used by every purchaser to
be his own Judge in sense. and to examine every
bottle he buys Of It, The simple name OF FAHSs-
sroeK is not sufficient He must lsok closely and
carefully 10 see that the initials are -, A. FiHsr.
sTaos, and be satisfied with nothing else II ID FOR
sale by all druggists.
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Rarlow's Indigo Rlue.

Fer Dlueing cleshea, h putyp asd 1ss ssls q AL
FRED WlETBeh06Ry Drag store, No. 9a3 NegtA
second Street. FhSledeiphia. DAhLOW'0 INDIGO
BL0B will color nero water than any ether Blue IN
the market. BARl0w1 INDIGO BLUE Il free
from acif, and will not njure the finest articles -
DAR.Ow's INDIGO DLuE d. solves perfectly eiea,
and will not settle on The clothes or nahe then
streaked.
Tho Label 10 copyrighted. and fesds: "Bs,low's
Indigo Dlue. prepared and for sale ct Alfred Wit
berRer's Dug Store. No IA North eecesd Street,
fhilsdsipAia Barlowe 1ndiss Blae y seld 20 de-.
nBRs WILL FIND Il, - trial, to - ~ nest eco
ne0ieal and eendisst article ever nDeA TT DseisR
ser's Dsae store, Ne. "a MostH eeesei Strcet M
nowhere elss. DARLOw'0 INDIGO BLUE q made
n The sens ~ y 80 issrtssa lse. go end Aoss
BAALoW'o INDIGO BLUE, dlseslvo1 b & ninefel
vater.bottle Of watsr, win 1eke ~ beet LSq1l1
ssesoe sAas ca ooneee. nAnL0W! INDIGO
gso1ne - 1R3oWe an16o AUo - ~ 81 ef(lo -
81 VI 49, . - ~ Woo0. 0~v1k0oo01v
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Pure blood makes ue we'll, bad blood makes us
click. vapors from poorly digested food in the blood
condensed upon The varioue organs and ssrve 70
make them grow or repair their waste. Organs
made With greater or lesser proportion OF such
materials cannot be eound. lfthe bad condition OF
blood continues but for . few days or weeks the
body will be ont OF sorts and II Is continues, the
whole Of the body will In time be renewed With I'M
perfect blood, and the health bad II 10 In de-
cline popularity called . consumption.
Now BranjTeth's Pills penetrate the whole mase
Of blood, causing the expulsion Of impurities the
body feels relieved iron . single dese-what then
may be expected from twenty By continuing tnei
the whole ofths blood In time becomee purideo.
and the body reeenatructed from good material. the
decline stepped. and new lsase oflife secured
Principal once BRANDsEns Hsusn, New YORK;
OOld nv all drr eeste.
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r,sr 1,.wCuJuT COURT.

The Nashua Psss is the 6rst Repuba On
n,osr that We have noticed possessing he
mack 70 dsuounss the Circuit Court syst EN-
A. . swindls upon the people. II sys
aud vsry truly, too, thss "Chickaaw
eoun,v needs ak terms Of court abou, IS
much As COW needs two tails. That sur
r,us csudal extremity might BE- valusbls in
a, time. but Of n, account for the balance
cfths year. So the Circuit Court may prove
ei value in csrtsin emergencies, but it is an
expensive luxury. which, II the Legislature
Mad neglected 70 provide. the people could
very veil do without. Bot the tax payers
are in the same 61 as with the man who
Grew the slsphaut-i.'s on hand and must
30 cared for
Nov what 10 true or Chickssaw county ID
true Of nearly every county in the State
and THE Clrcui, Cour: enactment, ~ We
have repeatedly said. is an expensive lux
ury that ought to have been dispensed
with. II was rushed through at Del
Moine. lsA win'e-, - tie people bsinl
falsely told by that body that the Stat
DIDN'T awo dollar-and luxuiies could b.
afforded.
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MlSHLTR'S BITTERS
TNHE


CHARTERBD DY TIE STATE
Darns R. Mangsm. President. James Merrill. Bee.
rotary Recsivss Dsposits ed allows FOUR Pen
CENT. INTEREST on al daily balance, % bject g
Check ct Sight SPECIAL O1POSlTo for 0i1
Monshs, or more. may b made at nve per eont
The Capital ofONB MILLION DOLLARS Il divided
among over so 0hareholdeIe. eorprisine many gen
lsmen oflarks wealth and financial experisncs. whe
gatiops ofths Company to double the amount 81
theis capital stsek. AZ the NATIONAL TRUST
CO.. receives deposits In large or small amounn
and Psrmits snsn tS 3 dra~r :. vh0c O. 70 Pc.
allowing Interest On oil daily balances, paSties
throughout the country can keep accounts II THU
Institution with special Advantage Of security. con
enieace and profit ie2e de- wem