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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16
GHERIFFS SALE.

~ sfArE or Iowa LEE Cos.
BY virtue ~ special execution TO me irec ted issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court u seid county
u u g. tiae and Daniel Kennedy ENecufcr al Ken
nelly, deceased Edward h. Hart aad also ad.eree against
Ann VI. Hart have levirsi nron and viii sell the
highest bidder at the front door OF Clerks Office
The District Court Of Lee county Iowa keukuk said
county, the sth day March A. D. 1864 between the
hours II oclock NJ. and o'clock commencing
clock ~ Of said day, the following property towit
u in the city of keoknk Lee county. Iowa. being fifty
feet johnson street y nfty feet Second street in
square shape b. ginning at the Of Second and
johnson in said hot twelve 1a thence ffy feet
along Second street towards the alley said K; thence
hfty feet at right single TO Second towards Third
street acruss lot twelve l2 thence hfy feet along diya-
ing line Of lots III AMI IL 10 johnson thence fty
feet along Johnson street Second place
ginning. with the improvements thereon.
Taken, levied nr; and lie sld BY order Of court to
satisfy said writ Uf execution
Printers Fee = 50 ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, Jan -, o. Sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

- II EItII L d kJN III.
~ sraTE or lows, LEE Co.'S
BY virtue II special execution TO directed issnei
by the Clerk u the District Court Of said county
VI Xix Hale Co. and against John stodsr and Thomas
Carver, si' alsp decree against A. L. and White
side and other.) have Levied upon and will sell the
highest bidder at the front door ~ the Clerks office of
The Da-tref Court u Ire county Iowa. Keoknk aid
county the 9th asv Of March A. D. 1854 between the
hours or oclOck A. nd o'eiock p. NJ commanding
at oelrk y w. n * day, the following property 10
wit: Al, Of iot six rs r. and eight Il in Block
In Red- addition to city If heokuk Lee county Iowa
with all the privileges, buildings aud there
unto belonging appcrtsii.ing.
Taken levied uIou, and 10 be sold by order u court
satisfy said writ % execution
Printers fee s. 80 IsRARL ANDERSON
htNkuk- Jan. p ~. Sheriff II Lee Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16
SheriH,s Sales.
yHERIFFS SALE.
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE on Iowa, LEE CoEsTy-ss.
BY virtue Of special execution TO directed issued
BY the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county In
OF o. c. Hale, and against Cicero n Hughes executor
John Ferrel deceased and also decree against Susan
Ferrell, T. X Hart yanlincourt yancTrda Lisa Van
orsdall, Ann NJ Hart, John Stoddard Robert Simpson
&cl have levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder
at the front door Of the Clerks Office Of the District
Of Lee county. Iowa, at keoknk in said county the
10Th day Of February, A. D. 1894 between the hours
o'clock A. ~ and o'clock r. NJ, commencing o'clock
r ~ Of said day, the following property, towit The
southeast quarter of the northwest quarter pf Section
thrtytwo 32 In township sixty Ave 1861 NORTH Of Range
five west and all Of that portion Of the southwest
fractional quarter Of section that lies directly south
Of and between the first described tract, forty t+o
acres and the Des Moines River dividing the said souh
west fractional quarter section by the north and south
line which divides the quarter section north Of the same
being one hundred acres less, Lee county Iowa
lows
Taken levied upon and TO be sold by order Of court TO
satisfy said writ Of execution
Keokuk, Jan. Is 1884. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee s. 80. Sheriff OF Lee county Iowa
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GHEKIEF's SALE.

~ lows. LEE Cos.
by virtue uf an execution - directed ssued by the
Clerk u the district tUnrt Of said county. favor
Hcse Pierce Co. and acaiIst Jonas HuuZhton have
iesiei upon and will li the hlghest bidder AT the
front door Of the Clerk oe District Court Of Lee
county. Iowa. At keokuk, in said county 9Th day
Of March. A. D. lsti, between tine hours ~ O'Clock
and clock NJ commencing O'Clock =. Of said
DAY the following property tewt The Iarth~t omar
ter q the northeast quarter Of thirty and the
soHtssr quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
Is all in township sixiyeieh 6s1 north II range seven
e west, and the northeast quarter OF the suutesst
quarter SEXTON tweniyfeur "a township sixty-seyen
Taken, levied urln and 10 be sold by order 81
satisfy aid writ VI execution.
Printers Wee - SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON.
keuknk Jan. -. O.. sheriff II Lee Co. Iowa.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ Srtyr ~ lows I.Er CoySrr-ss
BY viFtu. ~ special execution iirsrfv issued
~ the CLERK 81 the District Curt II said county In
a AdJrhus >Hsn ard hgsfr~f AlrxandaY 1fewayt and
Joseph HOLMAN have iesiea uI@sn and viii s 10 the
highest Ada.r NJ the rnst Goar ~ the Clerks Once
uIr District Court Of iee County. Iowa keosuk In
said County. the r tn ,lay u February D. ists h-
twsaa The hours II "sfk A VI An4 oci.Sk r. " COM
metretag al "els~k r. ~ Of s4ii day. the fol
properly tslt: E=st half q Blosk No thirtv-p r 90
with all the sTsHrefsac- thsreurte belonging sntxn
the aranite Mills AMI ai-s Lt IL IN Block
tst~e ~ tn The tssn 81 West Paint. ~ Lee cuHiy
Iuv o Hlu. h piay -. nese~sary
Taken, iesiri uI-i and b. -ll ~ crrr % sstrt 10
-afi@fy EAtI writ - eNessstiDn
ke9knk- Jan. -. 1soi ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printrr- Fee s. 10 sheriff n Ire Co. Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
GHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEhIf > 6ALE.
~ s1srx OF lows. Lrr CoryrT-ss.
ny virtue Of special execution to directed Issued
by The Clerk q the District Court a said county
81 tlAnfies ssle and against X " HoA, James r. Holt
ard Frederick H. Nanderrift and also decree against
Jacob fofsi X Ford ard u. W Ford Edward " Jones
ana 4 faief have levied upon and will se the
highest fsideF the door ~ the Clerks ftce o
the District Cart Of Le county Iowa Keoknk in said
county, the 10th day u February, A. D. 1854 Between
the hoars u 9 o'clock A. VI. and O'Clock p NJ enfn-
uelcang at oclk r. VI Of said day the f,owfag prop
cry toSf: Lots nine ~ and ten tlo In t3Dk seventy
nine fS In the old limta If the city n keoksk. Lee
csalRt, io~a excepting and re~srving herefronfr the
purpose "a pnAc Airy. foiloSing fam said tot nine
TIL tit parcel Of ground I0l feet In width from
the oisfth-vc-, side &c said lot.
Taksn, leviF upon aud 81 he sold by order reurt 10
satisfy saia writ 81 execution
kepknk: Jar. IL, 81 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Priutef Zee = ~. ShertH II Lee Co.. Iowa
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SheriH7S Sales.
NHERIFF'S SALE.
CHERlFF'S SALE.

~ Srsrx or i4S i.yE Ca.--Ss
Ply vfrne Of sfel to ~. directed issued
- hr Clerk 4 the District Court Of adj cft, m favor
al iiira Barney, and against I.b Eseri.arr sa also
df against l. HarbIne. 4. II. Porter LaHrsn newes
James tidt Tau. Robert Wilson j. 4 McisaHsu Cirshrn
HARRISON snI keFsey, - AL have ies~i usn and
vii sell 70 The highest tl.s.f. the Il the
Clfrks piue III the District Court Le crntv Iowa 81
hAaknS. In said c-uny, the 18th day of March,, A. H.
isss between the hours "f ocInrk ami b-cisk
p ~ commencing al % clock H. ri saAi .sy the t~
Nlue property t-wtt The south haif 81 thr sDufi-w
quarter II section g. nShp sfxts-.yea ~
north Of range tive ~ west, in Lee rouaIy ipaa
Taken. levied upon ami - .e sold order Il court 10
satisfy said writ Of exerntif,n.
Printer Zee = 80 ISRAEL ANDERSON
haokuk fets Atm 81 sfrrig II L.. u. Inv.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21
Tariftw.
Arontth Of july Present.

Oddities serious, strange and
comic result from the war in which
we are engaged. Atpresent they
are earnest In New York over an
object which three years ago wouli
have made every one laugh. They
have made arrangements to proiler
n grateful Fourth Of July present
TO the soldiers of the Army Of the
Potomac, and chat gift is to be
onions. Yes, onions, the articles
at which young ladies turn up their
pretty noses, and which daintyhed
young gentlemen who are courting
strictly avoid. A steamer is going
to City Point with a whole cargo
Of the vegetable in which the Span.
iards delight. and on the glorious
Fourth our brave boys in front OF
Petersburg will "rally round the
the flag," and with strong brcaths
shout
"OHions forever! hurrah, boys, hurrah." +"
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UA correspondent ofthc New
York Ucrdld, writing Ct the brill
liant charge ofthc negro regiments
on the fortiiications ut Petersburg,
SAYS:
When the negroes found them.
selves in the works of tho enemy
no words could paint their delight,
numbers OF them kissed the gun
they had captured with evident
satisfaction, and fevcrish anxiety
was manifested to get ahead aud
charge some more rebel works.
A number Of tho colored troops
woro wounded aud Il few killed in
the first charge. A largo crowd
congregatcJ, with looks ofunut,cr.
able admiration, about Sergeant
Richardson and Corporal Wobry,
Of the 22d United States colorod
regiment, who had carried the col,
ors OF their regiment and been the
first mon in the works.
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Gold.

40 sonplo oftho way in which
spocnlators ran mp the price OF
gold in New York the Rochester
democrat is enabled to state on
the authority OF q gentleman who
wasin Wall street at the time. that
on one OF tho days when the prec-
ious metal was quoted at 270 and
over, gentlemen who had 100000
in coin to sell woro unsuccessful in
obtaining an offer Of 200 for H.
The quotations were controlled by
political schemers who would
transfer FROM $40 to $50 in coin
at time backward and forward,
settling Hie price between them,
and then cause tho rate to be tcle.
graphe0 over the coutry as the
value of gold compared with cur
rcucy. ....
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21

TAn Englishman, who was
abusing this country, in this city,
the other day-boasting of his
British blood, and insulting Ameri.
can citizens was handsomely knock
cd down and thoroughly thmsbcd
The Dayton Empire heard Of the
circumstance, and mourns over the
dopravity in Cincinnati, that coun.
tonanccs an American citizen
whipping n British blackguard,
An American tory, of tho Empire
stripe, is, of course, in full sympa-
thy with British Tories.
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0-rThe question has been asked. Why
is it considered impolite Tor gentlemen TO
NO in the presence Of ladies' in their shirt
sleeves, while Il Is In every way correct
for the ladies themselves 10 appear before
gentlemen without any sleovesl II is
still unanswered,
ORA California paper relates the story
of woman whose husband was killed
after she had been married four weeks !.
in three weeks more she married again;
that husband lived two weeks; ia two
weeks after he died she married his
brother, and six months after her last
marriage she gave birth to child by her
6rst husband.
rAy- Great Britain imports brooms from
this country. A large manufacturer in
Chicopee supplies heavy orders for LOn'
don End Birmingham.
ORA peat field has been discovered
near Medina, New York, At seven dol
lars ton, il is considered as good as
wood at eight dollars per cord and coal a,
eleven per tom ~
OF The rebel General McCnusland,
who levied contribution OF $4,000 OF
the people Of Frederick, Nd, remssdl TO
take Mary land currency, he would re-
eeive nothing hue green backs.
OF The sale Of wool at Milwaukee, il
one day, lately, amounted to $40, ,00o
pounds one sail being OF 200 900.
0arEmigrDtion West is unpreeedent.
ed. A paper in Troy, Kansas, says the
road is blockaded with teams, aud seven
hundred wagons passed there in one
week.
OTThe Wheeling Intelligencer say,
child who was toying with the tail of ,
mple, received kick that at first wa
thoughtto be fatal. Plsythings must b,
scarce in Wheeling.
0.yA Woman died at Brookfeld
Conn, the other day, who weighed NOR,
than 500 pounds. Her coffin wss six Zee
long and ever three feet wido.
mr. II 10 stated that there are but tw,
married womenin Arizona Territory,
t~y-itis said that Winslow and Sem
mes served together during the Mexican
war aud are old scquaintancos an,
friends.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21

A Bio GUN. - The Pittsburgh
papers tell ofone of tho largest
guns ever manufactured in this
country, now being made at Fort
Pitt, in that city, The following
is its description: Rough weight
10000 pounds; finished 10000
pounds; bore 20 inches; solid shot
1000 pounds, charge of powder
so pounds.
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LIVE NTOCK.

Dtovsts aud Farmers will hnd this most ndyan.
iageops route Tor lave Ftook, CNphoiaus YAtls well
watstsd and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened On this hne aud its connections, and
every Sttention " paid to their wants, frnm ilads
hutr, where will he found every convenience for
feedinG and tettirr, choire " oiIrted ot the
PnII,AUELFlltA, NEW YORK md nALrI NOR D.
MARKETS. This viii also be found the shntte.t,
quickest, aud most direct route fnr sinek 10 NeN
Sork-tvia Alsniownl aud with fewer change.
than any othrf.
ENocu lEwls, Gen. eurt. Ahoons, Pa.
~ n u,,,Ifny .a fs,i.h, [ p,,,, ~.
JanuaB ~, lSdt l5-ir
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Partition Notice.

Grosyenor L. Ayers, Of the city aud county
oi San Francisco and State Of California. will
take notice that petition was fled against
him, on the 2slh day Of May, 4, n, 1864. in
the Court OF Common floNs within aud for
tho County Of Seneca and Stat, OF Ohio, by
Henry IL sondes and Hattie y. soOdsr his
wife, wherein ,aid Henry II, Sonder aud
Hattie r. Souder his wife, demand partition
OF the following real estate, TO Wit; lnLot
numbered eighty two ls2l in the first wat 4
Of the city OF Tihin, in the county Of Seneca
and State of Ohio, and that a, tho next term
Of said Court. the said Henry II. Souaer and
Hattie y, Sauier, his wiie, will apply for an
Order that psr,itloa may be made OF said
premises. "a, A. HALL,
Airy for petitioners
June %, 1874. 35w6 SA00
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21

UThe liquor dealers in Lake
county, caught II at the recent
term OF Common pleas. One was
fined So and costs, four $40 and
costa, another $3.50 aud costs,
another Sl45 and costs, with 2(
days in jail, the establishments OF
the four last to remain closed nm.
til the fines are paid, and bond
of 81, 900 each entered into not TO
violate the liquor law in future.
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the tsste, II ia not violent remedy, but emole nj
wATming, searching and effective, eAK be taken by
the oldest person OF Youngest child.
MADAME ZADoC PoRTERS CURATIVE
BAlSAM isHo new sud untTied me dicins, but has
bees used by the public for the past ten yeHn with
Unparalleled sueesss aud as acquired its present sx
tensiVe and largely iaCressing sale, SIMPLY by being
mmended bs those who have used ID TO their Al.
nieted hiends aud dotheTs.
lflOu HAVE A coin IL ever a slight do not
tai 10 give the balsam trial, the very low price
at which u issed' hEassit In the reach of eveTy
one hatthey may always keep convenient for use.
The timely use OF 25 cent bottle will often prove
10 be worth one hundred times i,s cost.
20 not be put oG with any other, Ask for MAD
AMS ZADuC PuRrER'S Cough BAlS AM. 10.
slsi on having u, snd take o'hsri IL your Drag
gsl does not have II, have him send and get n Tor
you,
5a CENTS PEI BOrTLE,
nU RoIs & CO., Druggists,
Tifia Il Fostria. 4
t,seJ s-lr,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21

FAaT MAII.--Ieavss plusbptgh a. $50 4. NJ
arrive, n AhoonA fot ttsahf-st l11 ".
reaches lIsrrisburs NJ i.o5 p NJ. and Philadelphia
bSf'r1s,SoE oEpAestNcppe s.. ,ti. ,..t- tee.
Ilsni'bvV st 100 p NJ. and "niye In I'nl'imof'
MEN VoRg PAaarYGERs by hi, train isa,.
Fhiladsiphs At Gas r. NJ. aud arrive In Nev
York A. 1000 r. VI.
THRoUcIl .ACCOMMoDA1 ION Ftoppinr st al
ststtshs--fss fushufEh ~ $40 a. " :, e.
rves at Ahocna for dihnsf A. liR5 ".
reaches Hsui,butR AT $40 y. ", sn' fhiladsl.
pitts NJ Ills Y. NJ.
THROUGH FXpREss-t leaves Fiit,bprgh NJ las
r. M arrives NJ Ahoons iot supper at o. 20 =
NJ, reaches Harrisburg At y ~ A NJ. aud rh,ia
Bki,TiMURg pAssEsGERs by tbi. iroiu leave
IlauisbuIg at ESQ A. NJ. sud urr,e IN baltimore
srw YORK. PAssENGrRs by III. train leave
rhilsdslnh,a ats A, NJ. and H'r'e IN Nov York
NJ t2 90 VI.
FAST LINE.-ieaves riusbu. 81 NJ , iiF. VI. Ar.
ri,es nj Anoana At It's A. VI. fenshe, Hauis.
burg al 5.S5 A NJ, and Lancaster tor breakfast ~
795 a. ~, auiviur In rhilndelpldn NJ lnh 4. ".
BALTIMORE PAssENGERs by 'his tain leave
Ilafrisbhte n 5.O0 a. n. and atrve In Baliimofr
a. II 80 a. ~
NEv YORK PASSENGERS b, ihi. itaia have q
choice OF routes. A sleeping inr runs thriufh
frnm Fluthufgh 10 New Nork, without change,
via. Ham shufs and Allentown, arriving IN New
YORK atfIilP e. n. Nv wHV oi Philndephls, pass
enEer reach New Yott nj 9i5'r. ~.
Tickets fnt sale to4lo.nn nv boat atisil, boat
L.. ao,I a n auV nf tl,4 tt,HpI a., II
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For Rats. Mirc, Hoachcs. Ants, He'd
BUGS. Moths in Furs, Wooiens &C.
Insects on P1atus, Fowls, Animals.
Ac. Ac.
Put mp In 25c ste. md 81 M Boxes, Bottles. and
Flasks. 50 and S. sizes Tor Hotels, pubic Ins,ita
tons, &c,
"Only iufalribe remedies known
''FTre from Poisons. .
''Not dangerous To tis Human Family "
"Rats cons ont oftloiF holes 10 die !"
e-TF-Sad Whsle,ale IN ~ lsyg. eiti.s.
~ Sold by all Druggists and Retalcrs even where,
e1'" !!!Rewa arel,i Of all worthless imitati ms
s.o'- 5, tLAt''CosrARs, name Is on each Box Rot.
tie aNd tlask, before you bay
AZ Address HENRY Il. CcSTAR,
siyr Principal pspo> is9 lroadwat,N. s.. .
sY-Sold by ]. y. Msrunardt,
wholr,nle aud RctsilA gent, Tfafu, nSrs
February 4 f-gI. IR-Sno.
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The National Patent
OFFICE.
SNYDER g. WALTERS.
229 Broadway, New York.
Patent Soliciting House, and Patent
Commission HoHse, ContJined!!

Soliciting r., R,,'.. GomG,ny ~ win ne, a a.
rnis for new Inventions IN this rounity and IN.
rope IN the most rcusonable trrms. Conduct In.
ningcmcnt Cssc,-ahd pfocrie renew ais Of Pat.
rrts
OW EchiJition R00ms anil
Selling Department We repeatedly submit to
the public that ontsis the oniy Responsible Solicit
ing House IN the World that has an Eshbitton
Room, and EffiCtENT aud SuCnFssrtL Selling de
parimrut au7ched. uS rArENrs r,KsN our nv a.
VIZ REQuiHE 40 ArvANCE ttE foE sELEiNd.
We are In Regular 20 nmunic alton with upwaHls nf
lFu Patent Fellcr' .htough0h' the country who de
pend wholly Tor thrif supply ~ Patents upnn US
Out Exhibition Rooms tcorncf broadway aud bar.
clay Srcct the Vry heart aud centet Of the City1
are daily Nisied ~ numbers OF Can't ~,
Of Enirrptise, see .tngtnyrstmcnu IN valuable Pat.
cuts, Tor the pufpo NJ tc.iulug in smbitvisiUn,s
white othef men heavier Capitalists A.e nlwaNs
ready 10 purchase useful Patent ndcnsaFe In H.
manufacture, and TINS SECURE lucrative onopnly
These sources ofdomandthat are daily augmen ing
tfe fully suihcientto absorb the entife supply OF
Patents nov beinrtssusd aad that attattpftres
Contignments OF Pateuts Tor sale are tesscctful.
" solicited Any information free. Respou.ible
Agents wanirdin every coTnty aud tnWn whn have
per a1rier, nndT per cen'. on al .aie.i 10 ar, n.
oar Agents, Tor The eNpltuainu zone hour OF NOR.
pei day) o. the mpiel, Of such patents - may he
placed In their hands ioI sale roEocd Sal.sinsn
who viii give whole business wllpny S5S per inonth
Also travelling Agent, wanted aia fai salary. e..
Agcn's viii he required to give some sriisfactory
secntir otdepuNt thS vo'i ptice Of models, witch
will be reiu uded when returned.
Address enclosing stamp,
SNYDER & WALTERS,
NJ 220 broadway.
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STR ED.

From the subscriber, in this city on the
6lh inst A medium sized dark Brown
Cow plain face, limbs regular. II is supposed
she has roved into the country. or woods and
had calf Any person returning said Cow
to the subscriber, or leaving word at the or
ice of smith Barns, &Co. where she may b,
found will be literally rewarded.
JOHN Il, HAAS.
Tillin, o., June I,ils6i 3!-3w
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Every FARMER should have
NElRlIlk'S celebrated
All Iron Hay Fork!

Which every man can make audl
repair. 1t will unload ton of hay
from 8 to B minutes. This Fork
has been tested with other Forks,
and found to be superior in every
respect 1t can be used in stack
ing hay and straw with great ra-
pidity, and can be handled by eli
ther boy or woman with case.
Farmers whc desire Fork to-
save labor in hay making, will do
well to try the
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||||'|||I|I||'I,l.
'%sssfa s.sS ~ >sz5A4
Great Impro emcnt of the Age
THg GOOD SAMARITAN.
Not-.f5' Dramght
LARGE vrIrlLArrp OVEN,
COOKING. OK. c. |. {, Stove
FOR WOPD OR COAL. 4,
= = D.
The Gbd Samaritan
Is the best fink she'd and most durable
STOW Of the day.
Tho Gbd Samaritan
Combines cvcryadvantage for Cooking
ever applied TO Stove.
The Good Samaritan
Bakcs pcrlcctlybn Top and IN the Oven,
aud Ruasts u Front at the same
time, without imparting the lla-
vUr of oIc kind of food to
another.
Tho Ventilated Oven
Bv the consta,t admis sion OF pure fresh
air, uiways iasurcs Sweetness to the
FOOD being baked.
The Iiot-Ar Draught
Raises the temperature of the Fire Box,
aud increases the heating properties
of the Stoyc, thus enabling
The Good Samaritan
To do morc work IN every variety OF
Cooking wi!e wit. ,IIGSth FWorld.h" ""v
The Good Samaritan
Has the most perfect arrangement rur
Broiling on the Front Hearth, with
cut Interfering with the other
operations of Cooking.
The Good Samaritan
Has n constant supply of Hot Water
without Cost, and heats Water for
the Bathing Room superior to
any Range.
Tho Good Samaritan
IL in every respect worthy of its name
COME AND SEE IT
FOR SALE AT
YERK'S Stove Emporium,
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21
HORSE FIFTH FORK!
The Best and Only Reii-
able FORK now in Use.
OVER 1000 SOLD
THIS FORK IS SELF SUPPORTING.

needs no bearing down on the han
de, nor holding on to ropes. II
carries its Oacn toad. BeWdr6
of purchasing any other Fo"k
,oiM sickle shaped tines, as hey
are inftimgcments upon tile RAT
ent IF this Fork.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21
SLEEPING CARS

Tickets fnt sale 10 -no.on hv boat atisiI. noM
tickets good On any Of The SQUAD Lises. Fare iu u
points A. Low ~ any route.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21

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