The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
8oWE'S
Patent Elliptic Spring
BED BOTTOM !
Depot, No. 81 Bank St., Cleveland, 0.
Ease. ECONOMY, COMFORT, AND
$500 HEALTH, HAPPILY
COMBINED
e. Responsible Agents acanted an ~
ery Iol0n and City throughout the
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TN PRESENTING TO H PUBLIC ONE OF
J. the most valu able and useful, and, at the same
one that is conceded to be such-we would briefly
refer to some of its merits. and state the course to
be pursued in its introduction.
about two jears during which time 1t has been
constantly gaining in public favor; and. were it
requisite, hundreds oil names from private families
and Hote. keepers, might be given, to verify all
stands upon its own merits. and bids defiance to
all competition, and very far excels all others, in
strength, ease and durability. 1t is comp osed OF
semi. elliptic Steel Springs, attached to ordinary
so IS to conform itself to any position the body
may assume upon IL, gently yielding where the
most weight Is aPphe1i dne, al tne same time,
The Springs are made ofthe best Steel, highly tenn
pered, and will retain their elasticity for ages,
while it is well known that the spiral spring il
useless after a short time. This bed will sustain
the weight %offiGteen hundred pounds, with out The
least injury and, at the same time. yields to the
slightest form. 1t affords no harbor for vermin. is
entirely noiseless, and ONE MATTRAs of Palm leaf,
straw or husks, easier than any piling up of feath
ers. hair or wool. tits so constructed that persons
can rcpose upon the extreme sides, without the
possibility ofthe beds %tipping; and it cannot sag in
the middle, and will always present an even and
square surface for the bed itself. 1t occupies but
pleasure. In a word, it is the only Spring Bed
that can be warranted what it is represented to be,
And having unlimited con hde nee in the invention,
we are prepared to place it upon any description
of b~edstead, at the very low price OF Sir Dollars =:
and if, after a weeks trial, it does not give entire
satisfaction, will remove 1t. without expense or
trouble 10 TIE parties. and refund the money.
To divest the public mind ofall prejudices, which
| naturally arise, in regard to the new inventions.
we take pleasure in refe rring to the following we'll
known gentlemen of this city, who, together with
hundreds of others, now have the Springs in use.
Thos. Brown. Ed. OF. S. G. Baldwin.
Rev. S C. Akin, DID. Capt. W. c. Nelson.
T. Garlick, NJ. ID. Lucius Lefingwell.
J. 2. Ross. Wed. House. A.E. Adams.
A. P. Winslsw, Ameri- John NJ. Gillett.
can Hotel. VIM. D.. Mott.
G.. A. Benedict, Editor A. W Fairbanks.
Herald. &C MeNary.
E. Cows, Pub. Leader. Prof J. .KeitIand. NJ.
]. d. Cleveland, Editor Hon. w B. Castle, May or
Rev. j. Bolies, d. D. W. G. stedman.
II. a. Ackley, NJ. D. 7. w. Morse.
H. P. wrddeI. VIM. Ii. Burridge.
John Blair. Rev. James Eeils.
Hon. Harvey Rice. Rev. Moses Hill.
c. G. Aiken, Leonard Case.
A Nc.ds. c. H. Seymour.
the press, which this invention has called out:
From the Ohio Farmer, (Cleveiand)
sHowe's Patent Elliptic Spring Bed Bottom
We have tried these Springs. and so have scores o.
others in the city; and we know them to be Just
the thing-comfortable, cheap, simple, and dura-
BILE.
This Spring. (Howe's,) is verv simple in con.
struction, strong, and, in Point Of durability, will
Those who have tested it, are unanimous in its
praise.
Howe's Spring Bed is one ofthe most usefu arti.
clesever invented, for the comfort and co, venience
| OF mankli u II II universally admitted and ap.
rlaudcd. by all who examine 1t; and those who
have tested its merits. say they would not do with.
cut it.
From the Hartford Evening Press.
"sHowe's Elliptic Spring Bed' is a new inven.
| ton. and we think it one of the best constructions
ever invented for the objects designed, VIZ: Econo.
my, comfort and health. For sickness, it must be
invaluable; and the invention being so clearly use.
full and cheap. must come into general use.
From the Intelligencer.
Howe's Patent Elliptic Bed Spring is attracting
universal admiration, from all sorts OF people. Its
perfect adaption to our requirements, its unalter
able elasticity, the pride and beauty ofthe Elliptic
| Spring, aud its proper adjustment, all demand our
admiration, and compel us to place it in the fore
most rank among modern inventions.
From the Cleveland Morning Leader.
Howe's Patent Elliptic Spring Bed.-This is q
simple invention, but one of great value, surpass.
ing, indeed, in every respect. anything ofthe kind
one OF the articles in use, which we v-lue very
highly.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Howe's Potent Elliptic Spring Bed.-This inven.
ton is having great popularity. A glance at the
| article will convince any one that the invention
Agencies.
Having unlimited facilities for manufacturing
and supplying any demand which may be made up
on US, we are now prepared to establish Agencies
for the sale of the Springs, upon the most favorable
Public Houses, Steamboats,, &c. supplied in guam
titles, upon liberal terms. All communications in
reference to Rights, Agencies, or otherwise. should
be addressed 10
GRAY & Co. Proprietors.
81 Bank Street, Cleveland, o.
city, at the General Depot, 81 Bank Street, where
| citizens generally. and ladies' in Darticular. are in