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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

NOTHING LIKE 1T IN MEDICINE LTyr-
\ Kf - the pa aIe.a painless evacuant, gentle
s.masni to the ercuistion. respiratory rrepsrs-
lion. anti hl'ious medicine. stouac HE dluret-
Is. add an admirable general Alternative such arc
ine sekuowiedgee sna aaliy proven properties Of
TARTAN Eitervescsnt AP.
rRIE,\T. soio NJ aLr Drueo,s1,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

TIM cooking and washing of . family.
the Rochester Democrat thinks, need no
more be done within the family dwelling
'nan the tailoring or the shosmsking. Co
operative kitchens and wash houses are
therefore recommended. Az for co-opera.
i've cooking, the mean. and tastes Of fsmil-
les d,ner 90 widely that it 10 seldom even
iwo domestic establishments can rot along
tremendously in the same kitchen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT SUCCESS OF HoFFs MALT BY
tract Health Beverage has bee in our state.

THE GREAT SUCCESS OF HoFFs MALT IN
tract Health Beverage has bcenmncuse in our state.
m well - all other States OF the Union.
Its superiority Tonic hiss been stated by the 70
port made TO the New York Academy Of Medicine by
the Special Committee.
Its n,aluability as remedy for diseases Of the
Chest and lungs has been proved by hundreds Of ca
ses wsl as by the testimonials Of the most emf
nent physicians.
HoFr's Mar ExyK.c1 has been used IN many } o.
pi,ais mong others. in the Military Hospitals Of
Washington. D. C. Perkins, Institution. snd Mas
sschse,is Asylum for the Blind Boston; Girls Lodg'
ing.Iiouss, Kew York; and has always shswn lie
benents TO Inraiids and exhausted Dytpeptic-. and
t. pe ssons secei with diseases Of the Ches Lgasf
and Bowels.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

The negroes in Louisiana say that there
are three kinds Of people down shere-,he
whites, blacks and Yankees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

TO YOUNC EN-

TO arrest Seminal Lcsses, to conquer bad habits
L and remove the effects of early Error, send Is
cents to QALES'S HEAD DlsPENsARY, Louie
Vile. Kentucky.
Having had ten years experience in this specially,
patients suffering rom any disease whatever OF pFi
vate or confidential nature. and ladies troubled with
10 cents A. above. with brief statement OF case, viii
receive particulars for self treatment BY rsufn mail,
and Thus avoid Iuackery. We also have . vari1
Clasp which We guarantee to cure varcocele IN four
days The Electro Magnetic Preventive. Those de-
string TO limit their o0epride. can encloee stamp
dons Of the above pesvU1tve, WITH an eooay q tho
subject Of prevention. An eonespoaAeees ern1-
Genital. Aodreco ~ 1eeooso 70 !. D. WI1L1A04t
Drawer ~. Loalsville. y. oee1e1AW1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

PANS is to have an illuminated water
fountain, said to be the most magnificent
the world ever saw. Paris is said now to
surpass Babylon or Rome in their grand
est epochs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

From "Nscks' Washington letter to tie Cin-
cnnati Commercial.l
1.-The Chicago election proves the truth
Of what | have repeatedly said as to the
strength Of the working mems movement.
People have laughed at is as humbug, but
when election day comes round i, turns the
laugh The other way Piusburg, Cincin
natl. philadelphia, and Chicago have a.
ready demonstrated that there Is balance
Of power in the working mems movement,
and that the tendency At present is to use
It in behalf o. the Democratic party Most
of the men who belong to these organizs-
tons have her stofore voted tho Republican
ticket. They havc kept the Republicans in
an immense majority in Pittsbusg and
Philadelphia, especially, until recently
They have more political power than he
Grand Army Of the Republic. and are now
certain to use il for what they oencsivs 70
be their best advantage. They nunhsf sig
hundred thousand voters. Fifty-ssvcn
thousand votes, properly distributed, would
have given the last general election TO the
Democrats, notwithstanding the Republic
cans have more than q two-thirds majority
in sseh house. The radicals will do well to
take nsties Of these little circumstances,
and govern themselves Accordingly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

NATfoNAL MANUFNCTtEERs' CoNvRNriON
The first annual meeting Of the National
Manufacturers' Association is called 70 he
held ct Cleveland on the Goth Of NAV
Some Of the general purposes of the meet.
irg will Be to secure uniform effort for this
reduction Of taxes, reform in the collection
Of revenue, and retrenchment and reform in
government expenses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

MILWAUKEE lxcoxrs--The published re-
turns shows the following incomes for
1867:
One person returns over $4,000 In
come.
Three return over $50, 900 and less than
100000.
Six return over $4,000 and less than
t5o, 900.
-Four return over sec, 600 and less than
e25. 900.
Forty return over &c. 900 and less than
$40, 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

MsxicAH BouDs sold in New York three
years ago. whom the war vas still raging
there. and with little hope that Juare1
would succeed, q ninety cents On the dol
laf. nov brisg twsaty esnta, whsn the Re
publle appears b - veil established.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

The newspapers were not allowed High
Court Of Impeachment, which counts for
the ignorance prevailing there.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

Wisconsin exsmpts every farmer who
plants trees on the highway, form road
work. Wise policy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14
RIAL G9TATg.
JOHN Il. COFFIN
LAND AGBNT.
Davenport 1OW0

Has for sale, l62, 900 acres choice Farming
Laade i lows, In % different counties, selected
from 10 70 Is years since. BY special agsnts, =.
mostly owned BY the patsniees.
$4,000 acres in lllinc!s, Wisconsin and Mime.
Prinsetoa. wsleott. Durant, Atalissa, Downey,
lowe City and Des Noinss. Twenty dwelling
boaeea asd steres In Davenpest sovAdts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14
I,EUCORRHTt.

Or, Whites, which follow locsl.debility and constiu
tiona weakness can be eiectu ally cured by the
Of Robacks Stomach Bittere. Do not let the drug
gist sell ron any other remedy as these Bttsrs are
prepared with especial reference to this complaint
and are warranted TO cure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

YANKEE TnRirr.-Mr. John Brown, an
American living in Valparaiso, Chill, has
lent that city $3.50. 900 in gold for internal
improvements. The history Of Mr.. Brown,
Gays Boston paper, 10 . remarkable in
Of the force and perseverance, of the Yankee
character. Il 10 but . few years ago that
he landed a Valparaiso from ship ~hsrs
be had worked AZ one OF the crew, and with
nothing but the clothes hc had on, COM
msncsd work ~ j,urnsyman carpsntsr.-
To-day his property 10 valued At Avs mil
millions. He has an interesting family,
Chill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

:
Elegant Rosewood Pianos Each eooe - ~

ny va rMnungo, Framed knGrnyines. cnvebM llc,
Geld j.wsiry. in ali valued q il 100000:
:. chance to draw any Of the above prizes ~ pur-
chasing Sealed Ticket for Is cts. TICKETS dsscris
mlxed. On receipt Of % eta, seelsd ticket WIN
% erawn without choice and delivered ~ eur o0es,
OF sent ~ NAH to any 81 drsss. The prise named
mant Of one dollar Prlsss win b. Immediately sent
70 any address - requested By express Or rstsrn
fSs yin isox vhss ys.r Prise !: ssioss psyi.s y,
me ssne va.us. No Blanks.
Oar patrsns car depend On fair dealing.
,,a n, H. sslsc. the fey fole xine sam:e
81 ana Kindly permitted Ne to publish them
-: T. Wilkins. Buffalo. n. Y.si.oeo: Miss Annis
j.ch.o. GSsago II! Piano, valued It $3.50 t HCs..
xNeCsrthy: Louisviile, Ky. Diamond Cluster Ring.
$eoo X. A. Patterson. New Bedford, Mase., Silver
T l Set. $iss; Mise Bmma Wslworth. Milwaukee.
Wh;c. r rtan9. $500: Rev. T. w. Pitt. CSevsland'
Wepub lab no names without permission
:. OrinicSs o. rHs Pnns-" They are deon9 TIE
he era !. .. HsS s
We have examined thsir system. and know
- sssm ss % b. lair dealing nrm-N.Y Assad Fsb.
last week friend Of Ours drew a $500 prise.
r1 ,saa was promptly received daily News. Mar.
Send for circular, giving many more references
aucements to Agents satisfaction guaranteed.
livery package OF Sealed Envelopes contains ONE
e.sH OFT. SIX Tickets for ST. sis for u 10 fof
80; Ito for SIS.
AZ letters should be addressed 10 HARPER. WILL
ooS q 20. l1s Broadway, N. Y. -
no THE LADlRS.-we are Agents for ovsr One
Hundred Foreign and Domestic Manuiacsufer.,
a m are prepared TO furnish the whsls COMFY w!n
!EwELRY, SILVER WARE WARE, FURNITURE, PA.
NOS, SEWING MACHINES. &c. SC. q the 4ni'
i TIm price OF ONE DOLLAR FOX kACn AnIl'
SLn. send your clubs Of zen and upwards, ~ oS'
Aneo ior one Dollar. with 10 csnos Tor eaen cnecn
. ~. Slfculsn sent free. Presents worm ir0n " 70
wv sent free OF charge 70 aesats sending eiase.
Agents wanted In every town.
CCSHMAN IN n Arch IT Boston, 0aoo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14
ritruar, Mil, aulaY, Gang and Cras, Oul
- w

every Saw that caves our Factory Is OIL Hammered
ana Patent Ground. perfectly true and even ~
made of unform temper BY our pasen, temnsring
| Ifrecss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TRADE MARK
Z e f e

La RuosO Al000Oler Cream
TIKI MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS cos
METlC IN THE WORLD!
II will not lnjure the most Delicate Skin
IT. presence the face cannot be detected; II car
be removed only by washing; and when renewed
viii leave thu skin softer, smoother and whittier than
before n sradicates every diseolofaton Of the face
whether Caused BY exposure 70 thu wether OF BY dis
esoe, and beetows upon all faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF THE YOUTH.
A single trial proves all these statements.
And the entire eafty with which Il can BE- used,
makes tte success complete.
a. Ask for La Rue'e.-see that the name OF Ia
Rus Co. IL blown In the bottle. and our trade mark
ct the TOP Of the mont label. Sold By all Druggsts
and Fancy Goods Dealefs. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH D HLlNT. PropYistofs.
Hartford. Conn.
&c. Wells 4 Co.. New York Geo. q. Goodwin
4 Co., Boston. Mass., wholesale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

A YOUNG MAN recently leased an unfur-
nshed room in Louisville, and bought some
furniture at auction. Among the lot was a
rscond-h hand sofa, Of antique pattern, whio
had evidently, in its day, done service in
soms abode OF affiucnce. The sofa having
been conveyed to its new quarters, Was eel
up on one side while passing through Z
doorway, when . piece Of jswelry fell on,
from between the back and cushion. On
examination the jewel proved to be an old
hshoned diamond breast pin, set with high,
brilliants. and which has been valued by q
jeweler Of shs city a $500. The finder il
willing to return the brooch should its own.
or ever 'lurn nm"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14
AS AN APERIEII'r.

who are acqu,In.ed With the action a. Rsback's
Blood Pills: they are safe pleasant and mia In their
operation, and are purely vegetable can be taken
by children well Is adults: try them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14
Pc II SO.NAl..

One of Ristoris charitable performances
in Havana, Melted 81, 300 in gold.
The Ledger moved Bonner into . new
marble building on his forty fourth birth
day.
The seeds Of the gigantic trees of Cali
fornia hardly exceed in sizs those Of mus
tard.
The Prussia diplomatic attache whom
Mrs. Sumner followed to Europe, was re-
Gently killed in duel near Berlin.
A son of Robert Morris, the colored law
yer, of Boston. will graduate this summer at
the College OF ST. Sulpicc, Montpelier,
France.
A bird and snake fancisr Of Baltimore .
few days ago. while exhibiting pet rattle
snake. was bitten on the ebeeA, under the
eye. and died in fifteen minutes.
The wife Of Kit Carson died at Fort Lynn,
c. r., on the 2Gth utimo. and the health Of
the old traprer is falling fast.
Melvin Foster, it is said, will challenge
John McDevi,t TO play billiards for an in
creased amount in case the pending match
should be declared in the latters favor.
Gen John d. Hood was married in New
Orleans last Thursday evening, TO Miss
Anna iIcnuon, daughter of Duncan n. Hen
non. of that city. Among those present
were Generals Buckner, Bragg, Hays,
Wheeler, Maurv and Scott.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

Common shape, as good a. the best. The RED
ACIIEI' (Colburn's Patsn) AxE: esnnc,
Be excsiied. We guaranty they viii cut Is psr r. mors
than common Axes, with lsss labor to the cSopprs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

Looks Improved.
All Who have dry, harsh. faded o. gray hair. dand
ruF and itching Of the scalp, cen Be Improved in
looke and fesliue by using Woods Improved Hair
Restorative. Sold By Druggists and Bafbers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

pSl CHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING HOW
eilerssx may faseinste and gain the affections
OF any one they CHOOSE INSTANTLY also secure pros
pefty n love or business. livery ono can acquire
This Singular power. This queer exciting book has
been published by Ne ten years, the eale OF v nch
mas Teen enormous. and is the only book OF the kind
In the Els isn language Sent BY mail for qb cts.
orhs' Tor one dollar. together with Guide TO the
Unmarried. Address I. WILLIAM s. CO., Book
Phil Nor PhiIadcirhia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-14

" Practical Books on Architecture and stair Build
ing A. }. BiCkNELL & co,
PaoIishets. Springfield. III.
n EDIcAL lLLUMIEATIoN-Four Magnificent
III = Illustrated Medical Books containing irupor-
iant Physiological Information. for Men and Women.
seniirte GU receipt of 10 cts by addressing
DIR JDuS SASpEpPooI Clinta, pis~> x pttv
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-28
Business Notices.

ltA- All who desire first.class overcoat,
4 very acceptable piece Of clothing these cold
evenings and mornings. will call uIOn the
fashionable tailoring establishment Of A, J.
Evans, on Main street. He is constantly
making up all kinds Of gentlcmcns wear,
cheap f,r ca.h. This is the place to buy
your fall suits.
r@. 1t is an undisputed fact that Daniel
4. Bccklcy sells boots and shoes cheaper
than ever before sold in this town. What $
the use goinr to shoemaker to yet a pair
Of bouts made when you can buy them Of
Mr.. B. for less money, and just as good an
article. The ladies will find it to their ad.
vantage to give him their custom. lie has
fine assortment for ladies'.
e0- BOXES upon boxes Of new goods have
been tumlled into Brewers chap corner
store within the past few days. His stock
consists of n more general variety oi goods
than is usually found in first.ciass store
He is not untlcr>nld by any merchant il,
town. Now is the tine to luy your fall
sM'ds, and Brewers store the place to get
them, If you desire to savc money. Splen.
did dress patterns, fine shawls, &c. &c., al
for sale cheaper than the cheapest.
ndy- d. W. Robbins, wholesale and retail
liquor dealer, in this place. has rcplcnished
his already large stock, with fresh supply
of the most choice liquors to be found in
our eastern markets. He is now better pre-.
pared than ever to give his old as we'll as
new customers general satisfaction, and So
licits their special attention to his new stock.
which he can sell them in large or small
quantities. at reduced prices. to suit his Gus.
toners. Landlords will find it to their ad.
vantage to patronize the house. =
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-28
"uOW CHILLY THE EVENINGS

"HOW CHILLY THE EVENINGS
IN OCTOBER This is common remark,
yet how few think Of the danger Of expos.
ing themselves to their influence? In all
low, marshy localities Ague and Fever pre-.
vail at this season Of the year. Ii this dis
ease there il invariably more or less derange-
,ent Of the liver and digestive organs. The
remedies usually resorted to have reference
to preventing the puroxysm or breaking mp
the chi,ls. II this is effected without re-
moving the cause, a relapse is inevitable.
HOSTETrER'S STOMACH BlTTERS
strike directly at the foundation " the evil,
BY acting On the liver aud correcting diges-
ton. The cause being removed, the parox.
ysm will cease, and the chils cannot return
When the patient Is weak and debilitatcd.
the Bitters should be resorted to, as they
will strengthen and tone the stomach, allay
all nervous irritation, and intuse renewed
animation into the hitherto dropping spirits,
without entailing the danger Of reaction.
HOSTEi'rER'S STOMACH BlTIEKS
is truly u preveative medicine. rendering
even the feehest frume imperviosls 70 all
malarous influences; and, MS stehlachic
und anti.bilious medicine II is incompatible,
and no ono who values his health can afford
to do without it. Fortify the system with
this incstilnable tonic and invigorant, and
tho "Chills of October Evenings" viii have
no terror f;w you
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-28

INFORMATION is wanted of Willie Fill.
lard, aged ten years, who left his home in
Williamsport on Tuesday, October 9th, and
has not since been heard of by his Iarents.
lie has sandy hair, trecklcd face. and light
complexion. He was dressed in u long,
lightish colored roundabout, lighti.h vest,
bound, salt and pepper pan,aloons, patched
on one knee, a straw hat, and old boots.
Any information concerning him will be
thankfully received by his father, W. =.
Hilliard, Williamsport, Pa.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-28

1risa matter ofgreat importance to every
person who has taken the benefit Of the
bankrupt law, to have in his possession the
certificate Of discharge, as this is the only
evidence Of his discharge And it is there.
fore necessary in case he wishes to escape
annoyance about debts contracted before the
petition in bankruptcy was filed, to get this
certificate. The fees ofthc officers in bank.
ruptcy must b. paid.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-28
Bells Specific Pills,

ANEW REMErY IN CONSUMPTION. A Physi.
siun who had Consumption tor several years. with
hequent bcrdinns OF The lungs. ured himself with
u tIrdiccne unknown TO ue profession, when his
case appeared hopeless. IT, IL III, only physician
Who has used IL Nv his own pctson, or who has any
knowieagr oT IA viItes: ami he can asesibe the de.
ssrr "f heath n. now enjoys 10 uohins tut the us.
Of hi, nirdrinr; aud noihing but utter despair n0d
entire extinction of all hope of HeOvesy. tHeihrr
III, want Of confidence ali othes. inhuecd him 90
husasd the experiment. To thns, suit RIG with any
disease Of ihy iInss he pro"rs treatment h. ro.f
IDENTITY believes viii era"icate the scAsc rTlec -ti
per b.ttle or 4sa half dozen sent BY cIPVess Send
iur circular " call on
w. Il. .OYLsTOV JACKSON,
No 2jO North Tenth Street. Philsdeiahia.
June I'd, lStio--ly,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-28

st5.. PRor. CARVER is not leaving a%,onc
unturued to have the Normal S. building com.
pleted at the promised time. The roof is
now being drought up," and soon the
whole will be enclosed. We're tho windows
in, the building, 20 far as outward appear.
ancc 20, would be nearly, if not quite, com.
pletcd. Mr. &. is doing his rart are the
people Of this town and county doing theirs!
We hope they arc. They should not d..
pend upon few men doing all.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-28
+ PRo0REss, Onward, is the word. ir

PRoaREss, Onward, is the word, in
e. bcality. Persons absent from our val.
ind its towns for but few past years,
3 agtonished, on their return, at the i'm.
vements made. Structures being erected
ich astonish even our Oldest inhabitants,
estate increased an hundred fold il,
do, tho general aspect Of things 80 chang.
for the better that recognition is al,uo.,
POSSIBLE, both visitor and resident ex.
Jim, can such things be!
Gov. SEYMOUR, at the urgent solicitation
the friends Of constitutional government,
Is consented to take an active part during
10 remainder Of the campaign. He spoke
Buffalo on Thursday evening, at Cleve.
ID on Friday Yping, Chicago on Sutur'
evening, II hapols on Monday even.
Columl' j last evening" Phtsburg
cveui' din Philadelphia on Friday
Ills mastery speeches are working won.
erywherc, and Rsdnslism Is cover.
tc his vigorous assau's
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-28
LADIES, FANCY EURS!

LADuES' FANC1 EgBkSS
A. JOHN FAREiRA's old established Fus Manu-.
fartnsy No 5is Arch street. ahovc 7h Philadelphia.
Have now IN riote OF my own importation and
manufacture one of The largest and most beautiful
aeertiOns VI
FANCY FURS,
ER Ladies' and th,dscns ws,r. in the city. Aiso.
One as,Nrtne n, n Gents Fur Goves and Collars.
! am enshicj TO dispose of a,y goods at very reas
0nnbi~ priers, aud would therefore solicit y call
fsom NY friends of COLUMBIA county nnd vicinity
Reasmber The name. number and street.
JOHN PAREiRA.
No. ne Aich strc't, al. eth, south side. PHiLApA
Dzb.I haze no pdrtner mar connection ,cifh
arp other store IL Philadelphia.
k,pt. ~ lste.im
The Household Gas Machine.
For Purifying Dr,linas, Stores, Factories,
Churches and PaLhc Bmltiings,
Win Gas.
CgNER YRS GAS WITHOUT FIRE on HEAT.
Tue simplicity aud ease by which TINS Machine 10
ma nae-d w attn Its eronory aud srcat ncrit rec.
0nu,rRis IL IN public favor. Call sud SEQ machine
IN Uprraii,n 1T the siOie.
Manufacture and Jcie Agent. OAvlO Jones
TIA Furnishing s,orr, No. .33 Green It.
pHll.AU LLriiiA.
u-T- Send for Illustrated Circular.
Aue. ~, ieG>-3ui.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-28
.FArAL AnoInrNr-On "Wednesday

~ FATAL AccyDENT On "Wednesday
evening, October 2lst, at about 10 o'clock,
REUBEN KlRrz, whi!e passing along Market
Street, in Sunbury, Pa. and just N front Of
Jacob Haupt's, stumbled and foil over u
bench standing Upon the outside Of the
walk, srikihg his head in The fall on the
gutter. stone. which H. s0me ten or fifteen
inches lower than tho sidewalk, his feet still
resting upon the bench. He was taken to
tho Central Hotel, and expired in q short
time thereafter. We understand he was
UNCONSCIOUS from tho time Of the accident
until his death. lie was considerably buris.
ed Upon the left temple and check, the
been produced by striking, in the fall, the
corner ofa plank resting against some posts
and protruding near the bench wh'rc he
fell. lle was heard to slip, as though max.
ing false step, just before the fail, which
is supposed to have been Occa i'ned hy an
offset in the sidewalk near. where he fell.
over which he had to pnss in going to DR.
Jeffries, whore he had bcch il the habit OF
stopping. The night was dark, h'nd tle
stores were closed, adjacent 70 whcro he fell
and thu lights out. Mr.. kirtz was here in
pursuit Of his calling as travelling agent oil
the Grover Il Baker Sewing Machine 70:
He is about forty.fve years Of age, and
leaves family at Easton, Pa., to mourn
his untimcly death. His body, in charge Of
tho Coroner, left here FOR Easton on the
midnight train, the night ofthe sad accident.
There will be mournful reception in that
family upon the arrival Of the lifelcss body
Of the husband, who but short time before
left his home in the buoyancy Of hope and
life. The Coroner's inquest we understand,
rendered verdict that the deceased came
to his death from o disease Of the heart
Northumberland Democrat.
The deceased was an uncle Of the editor Of
the Bloomsbury Democrat. on his mother q
side, and was an industrious and christian
gentleman, much respected and esteemed by
all who had the pleasure Of his acquaintance.