The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
TRIBUTE TO RICHMOND MANUFACTURER.

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1 0UrHERN MAsUFACIUR IURES-RiCHMoNp MADE STOVES
| "'e she 'Vocates Of Southern interests gene
n,' "nu southern MAJ ufactures particularly 'oi
] = VI the one hand. that cur own lilte'o
/ La. .t With Southern presperitY-ahu IA ~.
,-'. we are opposed to the ABSORPTION % ou'
aus " ehe inpostors of that great land oi arlo-
Int impositions ycIept "Yaukeedom." who nave
| .n our money. and, for equivalent, iei' u
oat wooden nntmecs a term, real VI Nv
'"a'' winch VIII cover at once oil we design u
~ general illustration OF their knayish pre-
" ehest, and to take Advantage OF our Gre
my AUG good nature Money and money aioh"'
needless to say, is the alpha aud omega OF NORM
ht'apetaHiurers in all branch es Of buslness-abu'
'.A Win ayidity this prevailing taste ior sho"
,ue expense OF utility. which cur people gene
eNhlpit, have filed our portion OF Uncle sam
l'mihion with wares made expressly to look at
not to be used. This is the case particularly with
S'ots manufacturers. across the line. 1helr pro
a'phs equat In beauty and finish. perhaps any ,
''lui,ar european manufacturers and ale iuru'sneo
% ehe,n but the most impor-snt considerahoR
" w. H''Ifp IA altogether overlooked and ignored
1oee one OF these stoves lasts but winter-soue @
iea ony week-aud Sc ldom more than twoseN
1t eiaose before they ate unfit even to LOOK A.
piates are made so thin and of such vlilalhou'
,, eias, ehat they fall to pieces whenever an IN
~nse heat is brought 10 bear upon them, Yet our
'pie VIII buy them. Money for oDe-sometiines
VI three during a year-is expended. oiten
0'eI, 10 me ejaculation heard from SehStWt
"onid that l knew where to get good
s'o'e-ohe " 18th less ornament and more strength,
vi one with ornament and strength combined" "
ne are happy IN being able to inform such that the
hrac.e they desire is manufactured at the Richmond
stsTe Works. by Mr.. Asa Snyder. the proprietor,
nose enterprise and disposition to cater to the
wants OF sensible houseksepers truly praise
WORTHY. II must not be inferred however, that the
Frodnetiors of MIR. Snyder are net chaste and ele-
SAINT. or that they would fail 10 add grace to the
hnest parlor. or be ornament to any kitchen IN
tns country, They are most beautiful IN appear
ance and elegant in design; but these points are not
Obtained at the sacrifice CT their strength and uty,
As :s the Of Northern warea. The vefy best
oraLds of iron are employed in their manufacture,
and a sufieiency of it, giving them good, SOLID.
streag plates, capable Of wihstandng the fleets o.
an intense heat Cor almost incredible period OF
time. Testimonials to this tffct. from the most
respectable citizens Of Eirgin!s, among whom we
may mention Joseph mayo, Hon. John Csskia, ION.
]. NJ Botts and Rev. Mr. Reid. could be adduced
sufficient iD number to fill cur entire sheet.
In conclusion. if you want u G CD stGre-one that
will TT aire knocking TO pieces with a sedge an
mer, should it. by long use, become too old-fs-h
oned for you, Gull upon the Roberts of this
,ify, who keep the Snyder stoves for sale.
The -'Eichmond Stove Wsrks," alluded to in the
above notice, are located near the 'Tredegar Iron
w orks, in this city. The Stoves of this brand
retailed in Richmond by Messrs. YALE d Co.. 100
n ain ST.. and Ms ssrs D. 4 G. K. WELLER, Is Main
street. 1t