The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-13
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As weintimated yesterday, we shall continue,
from day to-day, to publish articles devoted to
the Manufacturing and Mercantile interests of
Cincinnati; we shall endeavor 70 make this
department both interesting and iSstructive to
the general reader. We commence tosday with
HalI's Fire and Burglar-pfOof Safes.
The Importance which properly attaches to the
manufacture of Fire and Burglar-proof Safes is
not sufficiently appreciated by the public; and
tho value of a Safe is not to be wholly est
mated in reference to its fire and burglar-proof
qualities, though this last requisite is indispen-
sable, but not always embraced in what are
termed Fire proof Safes. One of the most ex-
tensive establishments in the Safe line west of
| New York is that of Messrs. HALL, CARROLL
Co., Is and II East Columbia street. They
| have large six-story factory, containing
steam-works and all the machinery necessary
| to tho successful and economical manufacture of
all descriptions of Bank and other Safes, and it
Is located Immediately in the rear of the office,
| which is great convenience, and enables Mr..
| HALL to superintend the various departments
in person, thereby securing perfect and reliable
workmanship in every particular. Mr.. HALLS
patent covers a very superior method Of filling
/ the Safes with suitable material, which not
only renders them perfectly fre-proOf, but
guards against the possibility of the collection
of dampness within to injure the contents.
| Indeed many other manufacturers, who are
vociferous in praising other substances and
methods, are frequently found infringing upon
| Mr.. HALLS patent. Many of the Safes in use,
though perhaps proof against all ordinary and
moderate tests, nevertheless are filled with sub
stance which destroys the wooden lining, and
even corrodes the outer casing of iron and COM
pletey destroys it within very few years,
| while Mr.. HALLS Safes are all lined with iron,
| and are filled with material which will not
act upon the metal. 1t is not our business to
state that these Safes superior, in every par
ticular, to all others; but we know that they
are good and reliable, and as every one can
see, are we'll finished. This firm have un-
hesitatingly challenged the world, and while
] they are open to conviction in reference to new
devices, and new arrangements of locks ant
other mechanism, they are determined to know
no superiors, either in reference to quality o.
prices. They keep large assortment on hand
) and those interested would find good showing
r | at their sales-room, and what is better, pur
] chase would be found to be a safe investment
Gas Stoves for all kinds of Cooking
etc., 272 Sixth-street.
j. p. Ball, a. s. Thomas and T. G
Ball, the champion picture takers, can alway
i be found at 100 Fourth street, near Race.
The Bread Manufactured by the UnIol
" Steam Baking Company is of very superio
e quality. So say those who have used it. 7
y those who have not yet given it trial, W
/ would say do so at once.
t. Winder, OH Western Row, Opposit
Q. Court street, is still in fourshing condition
taking Pictures beautiful and cheap.
Magnificent Pictures are taken at tn
Broadway Gallery of Art for the nominal sui
ID of twenty five cents. "Wonderful."
y Wonderful!-The Alabastrian Picture
re taken by Harlan & Wilson, on Fourth stree
Go and see them.
'u An excellent Picture of yourself Q
he friends for only twenty-five cents, at the Gre
TX Western Gallery, 68 and 20 West Fourt
Ut street.
Us Pictures inserted in Rings, Locke
us and Breastpins, as cheap as the cheapest,
ne So and 20 West Fourth street.
IL Who wants the New York Papers {
30 two o'clock precisely each dayH Let him ca
De at Church's Post Office stand.
9, Ball & Thomas Photographs, of ey
be cry size, are now taken at this establishment
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