Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-04
HARDWARE.

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Foundry 1 Stsve Works,
Stoves, Hsllsw-Ware / Castings
In general. INPORTRR Of and
WHOLESALE DEALER
NAILS AND STEEL |!
GAkPL1 and Sale Rooms, N " corner Of MON aDd
- Columbia street, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Davenport Branch Store
Second street. four doors RAs, Of Harrison. In the
store formerly occupied ~ d. L. Horne
Where they vii te pleased to exhibit and cell the
most
Complete and Elegant Assortment
COPPER, TIN l. SHEET IRON WARE
Cooking, Parlor 4 Box Stoves,
TIN Plate Sheet Iron
STOVE CASTINGS, &C.,
Ever offered in this market. As ve are IN especial
gooi hum'', ailow us ~ tell what we have On hand
10 this wise:
Oh for the muse Of = Burns and Byron,
We then IN ght tel what hey re making Of Iron.
At tbs Newport Foundry OF ". d. BAXTER;
A. good man for busiuess - any one knovs.
The town Is one which has grown up very fast,
The best place in the world TO get he stoves cast
For he has plenty OF iron and pl' MY Of SAM,
And al his materials right u his hand;
He don't use cid iron, for he has plenty OF new.
And his hands are the very best iourneyms a too.
he makes the great Climax Stove. and makes II %
And at the Davenport Branch they're selling them
fast
it's beautiful stove, Constructed air-tisht,
The kite hen Companion and he cook deiight,
II All bake, 1t will boil, i. will roa,t, 1t will stew,
Aud all kinds Of cooking these stoves will do.
There's but one thing smiss sho' you'll yet nothing
higher,
For there's stj.c invented 10 cook without fire.
But, one thing We say, they do take As little,
Ar any wood stove that bos a tin kettle;
And fyou should get one and ned it to fail,
Trey will Just say that il wasn't sale.
GOAL stoves for cooking they have the best
TIE Diamond Rock Stove and tn. Oak Of the est
The plates Of these stoves are unueually tho =.
The box Of the diamond s lined up with brick
And they'll warrant th-rn ali to bake and TO boil,
And they have a nice place on the hearth to brol;
and they do commend them and are not afraid
For better cook stoves were never yet made.
They have stoves both from the East and the West.
You can have either, both, or which You like best
FOR kitchen or ariof, b. d room or hall,
echool hYuse OF church, for they have III. n all,
A nd they'll sell them oheap-mind what they say
They II eel their ttoves cheap when they g,t ready
Pay, but still they do sell on a credit sometimes
Yet there's nothins SO charming dollars and dimes
Crates and Mantcs they have a fine lot,
Shov,ls and ,onges and Coal-hods thcS We got.
Theyve he clay and In. brick to build brick wall,
And they II Sell them low II you'll give them call
Smoothing irons they have, invented by Brown
AMI we haven't doubt they are the best IN town
They are only shell With two irons to heat,
And they'lliron = shirt Euffie complete,
And II q ruiiicd temper they d only smooth down,
We'd Sil sing the praise Of the wonderful Brown.
Although We have to.led in the iron SO long,
We cannot describe everything In cong;
We mi.ht have done more than we have presume.
But failed for the WANT " the time aud the room.
And ss we live In this &c Of progrs ssion,
And to work In the iron ard Tin is our profession.
Weao have TO r sin and solder away,
Aud keep Ing out for our three meals day;
So we ask you TO come and see for your selves,
What lots o! nice goods we've BOT On Our shelves;
Then W. ID Baxter and Horne the c'eYk,
VIII wait on the folks and help do the work;
A. J. Baxter keeps books And collects up the
dimes,
And Horne d. \. will make up the rhymes.
They have a German boy to make she stoves shine,
To rub on the lustre and black them up fine;
For making the ware we have plenty OF boys,
And they hammer away and make great noise.
Tin buckets they make and kettles Of brass,
For stewiEg the fruits and boiling the sauce,
md tn cover .he Pot TO boil mp our dinners,
Ana ~eu say for them they are mighty good timers
Iheres more We know If with them can begin,
10 do up the work IA the copper and tin
To put on the roofS and solder them tight,
And the spouts and the cutters they pMt them M
hight.
30 sN.itlemen all, and ladies most fair,
We AK you to call and exam mine our ware
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