Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-06


ious and unwholesome vapOr prevented. The meats
retain all their juices. and Iure rich and delicate fla
vor, which other process mpart Much time and
labor saved in attendance, making Of fires, kc while
the perfection and uniformity of the result of great
importance The process of roasting bread and pastry
great improvement the usual method Of baking in
clo>e ovens.
Gas Stoves for warming Hotel Rooms Parlors Sleep
ing Rooms Ofices Nurseries students Rooms Bath NJ
Rooms, Green Houses &C. in the pleasant and
nomica manner. always on hand and in preparation.
These stoves constructed upon entirely different
principles from any other before offered the
public They do not produce moke disagree able odor
Of any kind il the directions for implied witb
have connection with any chimney and can be used
in any part Of an apartment. Many thousands
in daily USE and have given entire satisfaction.
H,HS,H,H NJ lDN II ~ I1Sz
From very large number of testimonials We present
the following:
From DR.. C. F. Hoffeudahl, NJ ~
Mr. W. F. Shaw-Dear Sir Having used your Gas Stoves
in my house for a Imber Of years can cheeriuy tes-
tify TO their utility both for cooking and heating
Yours truly, c. +. HofTESDAnI, NJ D.,
No 20 Somerset street, Boston.
From Rev. DIR. Gillette, NY.l
This tihes that, having used the Gas Of Mr..
W. r. Shaw's make, have found equal tn its designs.
Ii has warmed sleeping chamber during the past win
ter al no greater than ordinary of heating,
saved great deal of trouble work aud dust cose-
[From Messrs. Leeds & Co. N.Y.
take pleasure in certifying to the merits of your Gas
Stoves, havns had in in my dining all the
winter past, said being extension and very
Geld One register, from large furnace, found in
sufficient Upon putting in of your four light Gas
Stoves found that could heat the the coldes day
in twenty minutes a very triling ga giving
very agreeable and moist heat; A b. MINOR
From Joseph I. Brown Esq, Apothecary and Chemist.
Mr.. VIM Shaw-Dear Sir: For the past five years
ad nlfc in
ing Apparatus my Laboratory consider il the most
convenient AID economical arrangement have used
consider this apparatus as almost ndspens able for the
Laboratory. Respectfully yours, Jos. I. BgOwS
229 Washington street, Boston
From the Boston Post
TouGH BEEFsrEAK MADE TENDER BY BRouIxe-An an
paatus Tor brOilng bsefteak by heat produced from
burning Illuminating in mixture with atmospheric air
has lately been invented by Mr. w. r. shaw Of Boston
who has produced many sterling inventions for applying
and air heat to chemical culinary, manUfs curing
and domestic purposes. The last invention really
most useful and scientific novelty, naSmuch the tough
est beefsteak, when broiled in this apparatus equally
tender sirlOn steak broed over a coal fire. The
principal product ef combustion from the burning
il pure vapor Of water at very high temperature by
which the abumen of the cular fiber which the
surface OF the steak is Immediately coaguate6 and firm
set that the juices of the all retained and in
few moments are converted into heated vapors which,
being thus confined, break and rend the hlers of the
meat, and loosen their texture through the The
apparatus is perfectly simple and easily understood and
i USED 10y merely slipping the end of flexible hose
any ordinary burner
Ii can also be used for other purposes-such s brolnc
frying, or heating smoothingirons The intended
to be used with cast hollow with ascending and de-
scending fiues inside When the irons be heated
you have merely remove the bTOiler and place the
irons holes which lead the heat to their interior
The expense Of heating irons but cent per hour
aud an iron be heated in five minutes time. For
economy convenience, cleanliness and general utili v il
l. the ~ perfect and desirable article for the purpose for
which is intended yet offered the public One great
advantage il possesses over other gas heating
from kp Odo NJ ind
which attributed TO ling the fame with finely
perforated metal the application of which this purpose
has been patented by W. f. Shaw in America England
and France.
From Joseph NJ. wighman, Boston.
Mr.. wm F. Shaw-Dear Sir: Among the many useful
conrvarces for culinary purposes which YOU have made
think that for broling BY gas be Of ths most de
sirable. The fir" is ready any moment a steak is
method.
In the usual process of brong over Goals ard parcu
larly anthracite fire. the heatis dry and the
capsules which retain the juices of the meat are
shrveed and parched, render the steak dry aud
tough; while in your patent Gas Broler the combustion
produces water fhs NAV seen bv holding coi
plate piece Of metal the chimney of an aryai
burner which the will be condensedl which BY
the heat converted into steam intensely heated. The
steak i consequently surrounded by moist leat which
prevents the outside from becoming crisp and hard while
the interior portion the steak beng cooked. The
effect of this that steak which would be tough IL
cooked open fire is rendered tender and juicy by
being cooked IN your 'Gas Broer."
The result Of trial Of than six months my own
family has rendered il such favore that the 'gridron'
has been entirely superseded; and however bright and
tempting the fire in the range may be, your little portable
broier is universally used. Yours truly,
JosErH NJ wreHrxAS
From James A. Dix, Esq Bostonl
One of your Steak Broiers has been in my family for
several months and it has given the complete ats-
faction Steak cooked in it uniformly upon the "a
ble tender and juicy The broer has entirely superseded
the gridiron in my family.
To WI Shaw, Esq.
From Messrs. Bullock Crenshaw Philadelphia
Mr.. W. F. Shaw-Dear Sir. We have ed your ca.
burning apparatus for heating purposes during the past
year and well pleased with the utility and superiority
the old method Of burning for heating In the
laboratory consider them Indispensable 70 ecooorv
and convenience Your Arrangement for rlac,, ..a,.
burners under the veSelthus CRAFTY increasing
the temperature and distributing IL generally-bas
fists almost unnecessary.
One Of the recommendations find in your burr-
ing arrangement consists IN the general absence OF second
AIRY products. which in close room affect the comfor,
and health of the operator
We recommend them TO every chemist and paannaceu.
tist who la. the luxury Of gas at hi control
BULLOCK 4 CREssHAw.
Manufacturing Chemists.
From Messrs. Gage Bro. Drake Proprietors T-emop,
House. Chicago)
Messrs. walvorth, Hubbard, L Co-Gepts We bsvs
tested W r Shsw's Patent Steak sroer for broing by
gas beef>teaks, chops, SC, and much pleased with
trial Of il. Beefsteaks cooked in FIVE minutes
and Of the desirable features about il was tn,
The ef retained its favor. and juicy ad tende-
And chesrfu;ly commend IL 10 all as be;nv
J cheap and convenient manner OF cooking
Yours truly, CAGE Bso 4 DrAxr
Prom D. p. Cooke. III Lake street Chicsgof
MesS-s. walworth. Hubbard 4 Co.-Geut,srer. r.
gard W. r Shsw's Patent Gas Smoothing IRON a. o-s =
the greatest inventions Of the age II is ali vo claim IA
it-novel. economical, and exceedingly eouverient n.
much dreaded ironing day i. welcomed With pleasur
wherever the Gas Iron is used and no housekee.r Wi
consent 20 be without IL after giving Il a trial
Yours, &C, ID T. CooxK
From Mr. W. W. Everts, chicagol
Mr.. Hubbard-Sir II Is Dfh pleasure thai give m,
testimony the value Of the Gas Stove IN a- nov
offering the public The for ironing -arard a,
desderatum long needed 10 housekeeping be fatiyu
and exhaustion oocasioned by many hours sr@nt ~ ~
ironing table, Il room heated the ordnarv fe-ppera
ture Is all spared BY using your stove whci he,ts tb
irons quickly, and leaves Comfortable room Tbi STOW
j. equally successful br0her Much more might b
said SIMPLE justice 10 this great invention were II nee
essary. Respectfully, Mas W " EvxKrS
From W H. Waters. ESQ Chicago
LAND DEFAKTxksT ILLINOIS CESrKAL r. r Co..
Cashiers 01ice. !
Messrs wawerth, Hubbard Co-D-ar sirs I bav
esed for two months or upwards shaws Patent Stove