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of human labor, is justly regarded MS an inn |
portant adjunct to the comforts Of life. But IL |
an invention for tho saving of time and money,
as we'll as of labor, be introduced, the advan-
tage is of three-fod utility.
1t is as true now as it was in the days of
that sage prince, Solomon, that "the labor of
man is for his mouth"-if we make a triiing
deduction in favor Of the crinolined creatures
who may have to depend upon that labor for
something besides culinary comforts. This be-
ing the case, we must necessarily feel lively
interest in improvements on our present means
of preparing and cooking food, whether the
improvements refer TO cleanliness in the pre-
paration, quckness and completeness in the
cooking process, economy in fuel, or the saving
of anxious labor on the part Of the persons in
attendance.
We are free to say that VANS CELEBRATED
PATENT COMBINED COOKING STOVES, in these
respects, accomplish all that any reasonable
being can desire. We have seen those admira-
Bile stoves, and though they had been described
to us by friend before our visit, we can safely
say "the half had not been told u.s.
To describe them so thoroughly as to make
our readers perfectly familiar with all their ad-
vantages is not within our design, as it is be-
yond our power; but we would recommend
those who are thinking of renewing their
stoves, and those who are about buying cooking
stoves for the first time, to call at No. 179 Main
street and see for themselves. If, however,
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| visit is not convenient, send letter, with q
stamp inclosed, and by return of post descrip-
tive and illustrated circular will be forwarded,
which, intrinscally, is worth the trouble and
expense, and will give more instruction, by
means Of pictorial representation, than we could
give by letter press description of half a
column.
These stoves are of different sizes, and are
numbered from to 4. Let US try q sketch of
No. A, which is in reality a splendid Grange"
This stove is adapted.for steamboats,, hotels and
restaurants. It has sixteen holes, with a CEN
tor auo; two replaces, each with an ash-pan
in the center, ON either side of which is u
largo oven, three feet wide, two feet four inches
deep, and one foot eight inches high. These
ovens are furnished with twelve bakng-pans
Of various sizes. By reason of the water
chambers, which surround the whole, the heat
is always kept in state of uniformity, to the
incalculable ease and satisfaction of the cook.
The saving of fuel is considersble-an item in
the list Of advantages worthy the attention Of
all economical persons. In connection with
this range there is large boiler, or tank, the
water in which is kept at boiling heat, though
and what is, perhaps, of more interest, a large
Steam Table for cooking vegetables; and a
Carving Table--some twelve feet in length
where food is not only carved, but kept warm
by the agency Of boiling water or steam.
We were much grati6ed with a capital "DutOh
oven," which is adjusted for the smaller, or
housekeepers' stoves; but we have transgressed
our limits, and must therefore conclude our
brief notice of VAN & BARRINGRRs PATENT
CoMBINED CooKING STovBs-all of which are
made of wrought iron, and are warranted by
the enterprising proprietors to be fully, in every
respect, what they are represented to be.
Remember Bishops Gallery, No. 5s
West Fourth street, is the place TO procure q
! splendid picture. ...
t For the largest Assortment of News
PAPERS, Periodicals, ETC., go to A. HUTCaIN-
Q SONS, 100 Vino street. r..
3 Winder, on Western Row, opposit,
Court street, is still in a Aourishing condition
i taking Pictures beautiful and cheap.
Magnificent Pictures, are taken at the
y Broadway Gallery of Art for the nominal sun
: Of twenty five cents. "Wonderful." o..
!, WOnderful!--TheA AIabastrian PIcture
taken by Harlan Il Wilson, on Fourth street
= Go and see them.
r, SnowdOn 81 Otte have now Oh hand
q very large stock of Curtain Goods of all kinds
! OH-cloths and every thing that comes unde
the head Of House Furnishing Goods.
!. The Bread Manufactured by the Unlol
d Steam Baking Company is of'a very superio
- quality So say those who have used it. T
= those who have not yet given it trial, W
would say do 80 at once. .s,...i
l. An excellent Picture of yourself o
st friends for only twenty-five cents, at the Greg
y " Western Gallery, os and 70 West FOurt
street. in" .." POI. ..l..-
W Pictures inserted in Rings. Locket
y and Breastpins, as cheap as the cheapest,
~ 68 and 70 Wost Fourth street. '' .''''
Who wants the New York Papers 9
~ two o'clock precisely each dayY Let him Gu
RI at Ohurch's Post Office stand. ..I,.. .,...
10 hall Il Thomas photographs, of ey
cry size, are now taken at this establishment
!, 10 superior style. i''
y, VIM. NC Cord has just received anoths
~ ~ fine lot Of Goods for Spring and summer-wea
which he is prepared to make up in any sty
= to suit customers, We advise everybody to ca
Il, and examine MoCoRD's stock before they nal
s. their purchases. His store is on Sixth stree
:" below Western row, north side. .it,, .,t.
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