Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
COPPER, TIN l. SHEET IRONWA
Cooking, Parlor 4 Box Stsses,
TIN Plate Sheet Iron


STOVE CASTINGS &C.,
sver red in this nlsrket. As vs . IN especial
scof humos allow Us ~ tell wha: VI Asse On hand
| 10 this wise:
| Oh for the muse Of Burns ard vron.
We then ghi :. II What they're Ssking 81 Iron,
At the kewport Fyus dry OF ". Baxter
| A good man for bnsiucss ~ ny enc sho"s. |
The town is which hss gswn up very fast,
The best place In the world get The stoves CAST
For he has pl ,nty OF iron I'd plenty OF ssni'
And hi, msterisls ArYhght to =. hahd
H. don't use cid ircn. fcfhs has tieaiy oin.w.
Aud his hands the Sry testJourneyin'n TOO.
H. makes the srs.. climax Steve. and makes II to
And At the D.vsport Branch they're selling them
IL, besut,cll Aove, constructed air tight,
} The kitsh' ncApanion aud the socks dell.nt,
, II M bake will boil, it will roa-t, will stew,
And ~ KIM Of Cooking these stoves viii do.
There's " one thing amiss .ho' your yet nothing
, \ higher,
FOR ,nfe's st 'se invented cook without fire.
bus. te tn ng We say, they do take ~ little.
b AysS VOID stow. that bolls tin kettle;
: An,,if you should get and lind 1t to fail.
: ~ vii Just say ., enoe that 1t wasn't sale.
: osl stoves for cooking they have the best,
Y ifhe Diamond X ck Stove and the Oak Of the West
o. The plates OF these stoves uaily th,cy,
\ The box Of the diamond IL lined up with brick,
And thes' warrant them all TO bake ana to boil,
And they have nice place Oh the hearth 10 broil;
and they do r,carnmend tn III aud not afrxti,
For better cook stoves were never yet made.
They have stoves both from the East and the w.st,
You can have either, both, which YOU like best
| For kitchen or arloi, bed room Or hall.
school house or church, for theI have them all.
A nd they'll sell then, oh"ap-mind what they say
They'll seil their stoves cheap when they get ready
Pay, but still they do sell on credit sometimes,
Yet there nothus 10 charming ~ dollars and dimes
Crates and Nantes they have fine lot,
Shovels and tonges and coal hods ;h','v got,
They we the clay and the brick to build brick wall,
: And they II sell them Low II you'll give them call
$1,000 thing-irons they have. invented by Brown,
o And haven't u doubt they are IT,. best town
They are on,y n shell With two ir ms TO heat,
Ana they'll iron . shirt or ruiii- complete,
And II rutfled temper they'd only smooth down,
Wv'd all sing the praise Of the woadeff0l Brown.
Although We have to.iei in the iron long,
e We cannot describe every thing In our song;
:, We mi. hit have done more than we have presrme,
= But failed for the want VI the time and the room.
And as We live In this age - progression,
And to work In the iron aud Fin is our profession,
N ! We Co have to Z Elm and solder away,
~ | And keep Looming out for our three meals q day.
}" So we AK you TO come and see for yoursel
What lots OF nice goods we've GOT On Our shelves;
M Then W. u Baxter and Horne the clerk,
w.ll wait on the folks and help do the work;
A. J. Baxter keeps books and collects up tn
sa dimes,
>, And Horne d. L. will make up the rhymes.
o0 - .,...
a. They have German boy to make she stoves shine
"A | Tc rub on the lustre and blsck them up fine;
For making the ware we have plenty OF boys,
Ard they hammer away aud make great noise.
Tin buckets they make aud kettles If brass,
. For steWlug III. I and OOililg tlc saLcs,
And they cover the pot 10 boil mp Jur dinners,
And We II say for them they are mighty good timer
There's more We know of with them can begin,
To do up the york IN the copper AMI Tin
To put on the rovfs and solder them tight,
.ct And the spou.s AID the cutters they pat them
. We -. v1'Sptsu snr rxsmrnr our war;.
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