Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
COPPER, TIN / SMEETIRONWARE
Cooking, Parler 4 Box Stoves,
1yss Plate Sheet Iron

STOVE CASTINGS, &c,
Rver II red In this market. As We are IN especial
good hnm'r allow US ~ tell what We have on hand
10 this wise:
Oh for the muse Of . Burns and Byron
We then ght & II what they're max ing Of Iron,
At tbs Newport Poondry OF ". d. Baxter;
As good man Tor business ~ any one knows.
The town Is one which has grown up very fast,
The best place In the world 10 get he stoves cast;
For he has plenty OF iron aud plenty Of SAM,
And al bis materials are right - ! Is hand;
he don't use old iron. for he has tleaty OF new,
And his hAnds are the very best ourne m, too.
He makes the great Climax Stove. and MAKES u 70
And At the Davenport Branch they're selling them
it's be luiiful stove, constructed air tight.
The kit b. q Companion and he o, ( delight,
IL VII bake, It Will boil, IL viii roast It will stew,
And al kinds Of Cooking these stoves will do.
There's but thing emiss ,ho' you'll yet nothing
higher,
For there's no stove invented cook without FIRE.
But, one thing we say, they do take A. little,
AS any wo0i stove that b0s tan kettle;
And You should get one and hnd It I. fail.
They vii Just say 81 once that II wasn't sale.
Coal stoves for cooking they have the best,
The Diamond Rock Stove and the Oak OF the west
The plates OF these stoves are unus uaily the.
The box OF the diamond 10 lined Up with brick
And they'll warrant them all to bAkc and 70 boil.
Ana tney nave a nice place on the hearth 10 brOl:
ana th.y do T, Commend tn M and not airsti
For better cook stoves we're never yet made.
You can have either, both, or which ,ou like bes,
for kitchen or Iario;, bed 10, M or hall
school h. use Or church, for they have them all.
nd they'll sell them CHI ,ap-mnd what ,hey say
They'll tell their .toves cheap VIII, n they get ready
Pay, but still they do sell on credit sometimes
fettheres NOTHING so charming ~ dollars and dimes
Crates and Mantels they have a fine lot.
Shoves and tonges and COAL hod- thu, We got:
They've the clay and the brick to build brick WALL
And the, u sell them low II you'll give them n cali
Snootbing-irons they have, Invented by Brown.
And we haven't doubt they the best IN town
They are ony u shell with two ir ms to heat,
And they'll iron shirt a rufiis complete
And II rniiied temper they'd only smooth down,
We'd all sing the praise Of the wonderful Blown
Although We have toilei In the iron 80 long
We cannot describe everything In our soug;
We MI ut have done more than we have pres ume.
But failed for the want VI the time and the room.
And as We live In this sge Of progression,
Ana to work In the iron and Tin IL our profession,
We do have to r,sin and solder away,
And keep LOOKING out for our three nle ais 8 day;
So we ak you to come and see for yourselves,
What lots OF nice goods We we got n our shelves
Then W. d Baxter and Horne the c'efk,
VII wait on the folks ard help do the work;
a. }. Baxter keeps books and collects no the
dimes,
And Home d. L. will make up the rhymes
They have a German boy to make she slaves shine.
To rub on the lus;Te and hlssk them NJ du,;
For making the ware we have plenty OF boss,
Aud they hammer away and make ", ut noise
Tin buckets they make and kettles o. brass,
ror stewlug N ( uiis snd toihng tn ea4ce,
Aad tn cover III pot To boii ny Y 5ur ,!i:4nrrs
Anu We Il say for them they sre IT lghy good
Their none we know II with them can .. gin
10 10 mp iif wo!s IN the copper ant tin
put on fhe royfs and sold / them tisht,
Ana the spouts aud the CATERS they pat them M
right.
No g, aiifm.u all and ladies mos. fair,
We aek You I, cal aud examine cur ware.
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