Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

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From very large number Of testimonials we present
the following
[From DR.. &. F. Hofendahl, NJ. D.I
Mr.. W. r. Shaw-rear Sir Having used your Gas Stoves
in my house for namber Of years can cheerfully es-
tiiy 10 their utility both for cooking and heating.
Yours truly, C r. HoFFENDAHI, VI. D.,
No 20 Somerset street, Boston.
From Rev. DR.. Gillette, N "
This ce titles that having used the Gas Stove Of Mr.
W. Shaws make, have found il equal to It's designs
IL has warmed sleeping chamber during the past win
greater than ordinary means Of heating
and saved great deal Of trouble work aud conse-
quent upon coal orwood fires. A. ID. GILLETTE, ID. ID.
From Messrs. Leeds &Co. N.Y.
take pleasure In certifying 20 the merits Of your Gas
Stoves having had one in use in my dining all the
winter past said room being an extension and very
Geld. One register from large frhace found in
sufficient Upon putting In one of your four-ight Gas
Stoves found that could heat the the codest day
in twenty minutes, at very rhiDg of gas, giving
very agreeable and moist heat. A. b. MINOR.
lFrom Joseph T. Brown, Esq, Apothecary and Chemist
Mr.. VIM. F Shaw-Dear Sir For the past five years
having had much experience in the Of your Gas Heat
convenient and economical arrangement have ever used
consider this apparatus almost indispensable for the
Laboratory. Respectfully yours JOS I. BRowN,
22s Washington street, Boston.
From the Boston Postl
ToUGH BEEFsTEAK MADE TENDER BY BRonING-An ap.
Taratus for broing beefseak by heat produced from
burning Illuminating gas in mi xure with amOspberic air
has lately been invented by Mr.. W. f. Shaw, of Boston,
who has produced many sterling Inventions for applying
gas and air heat 70 chemical Gu mary manufacturing
and domestic purposes. The asl invention is really
most useful and scientific novelty the tough
est beefsteak when broed in iIy apparatus is equally
as tender as srlon steak broiledi over coal fire. The
principal protuc Of combustion frim the burning mixture
is pure vapor of water at very high temperature by
olDumen Is on he
surface OF the steak is Immediately cOagulaed and firm
set SO that the juices of the all retained and in
few moments converted into heated vapors which
being thus confined break and rend the bers of the
meat and loosen their texture through the mass The
apparatus is perfectly simple and easily understood and
Is used by merely slipping the end of flexible hose
any ordinary burner.
IL also be used for other pur OSes-such as brong
frying, heating smoothing grons The irons intended
to be used with cast hollow with ascending and
scending ues inside When the are to be heated
you have merely the hroiler and place the
irons holes which lead th heat to their interior
The expense of heating irons cent per hour
aud an iron can be heated in FIVE minutes time For
economy convenience cleanliness and general utility II
Is the most perfect and desirable article the purpose for
which Intended yet offered To-. he public one great
advantage possesses other las heating apparatus
Is its entire freedom from smoI OF odor of anv Kind
which is attributed 70 surrounding flame with finely
perforated metal, the application x which 20 this purpose
has been patented BY W. +. Shaw in America England,
and France.
From Joseph VI. wightI. an, Boston
Mr.. VIM. F. Shaw--Dear Sir. ArSon0 the many useF,l
conrvances for culinary purposes (which you have made
think that for oing by gas e Of the most de.
sirabe The fire Is ready any T,oment and steak is
cooked with less trouble and far by any other
method.
In the usual process Of brong OYER Goals and particu
lary anthracite fire. the h. ats dry and the It
capsules which retain the natural aces Of the meat are
shriveled and parched TO the steak dry and
tough while in your patent Gas roller the combustion
OF produces water this may beteen by holding cold
plate piece Of metal the chimney Of an argand
burner on which the water will be econdense) which bv
the heat converted into 4 tensely heated The
steak is consequently surrounded 4 moist heat which
prevents the outside from becOmnt crisp hard while
the interior portion OF the steak J being cooked The
effect of this is, that steak which would be tough if
cooked over open fire is rendered. tender and juicy bv
being cooked in your Gas Broiler."
The result Of a trial of months in my own
family has rendered il such favor that the grdiron
has been entirely superseded; and however bright and
tempting the fire in the range may your little portable
broiler is universally used. Yours sruly,
JSsEFn NJ. wIeHDnS
[From James A. Dix EssI Boston.l
One your Steak Broers has iieen in nv family for
several months and has given The most complete salts
faction. Steak cooked in IL uniformly upon the ia
bic tender and juicy The broier entirely superseded
the gridron in my family.
To W. Z Shaw, ESQ.
From Messrs. Bullock & Crensltw, PHILADELPHIA
Mrw f. Shaw-Dear Sir: weshave used vour gas
burning apparatus for heating puo during the ras
year aud well pleased with the ly superiority
the old method Of burning gaS for heating In The
laboratory, consider them ind dSpensable 10 economy
and convenience. Your q for placing several
burners under the same vesse-h,s greatly increasing
The temperature and distributing ittmOre generav-has
rendered the use Of charcoal furnaoS to city Pharmaoeu
fists almost unnecessary.
One Of the great recommendations We find In votr br
ing arrangement consists in the gene al absence Of second
airy products, which. close roo.l affect the comfort
and health Of the operator.
We recommend them 10 every che mist and pharuaceu-
'i' who A'' the luxury Of ga bs :, a's15: esar.u.~
Nanfsoturing Chemists.
From Messrs Gage Bro. Drake sProprietors T,emont
House, Chicago
Messrs. walworth. Hubbard. & so-Geuts. We b,v.
tested W Shaws Patent Steak Isoier for brolln by
beefsteaks chops. &c. and much pleased with
our trial Of It. Beefsteaks were coSSed ia fve minutes
and one Of the most desirable feai4es about II w.
the b. ef retained is flavor and juicy and
And eheeTfuy recommend IL 20 all as being a
cheap and convenient manner of Coz ing.
Yours truly, C A., BRo. 4 DAAkE.
From d. b Cooke, III Lake rect Chicsgor
Nessrs walworth, Hubbard A t.-Gentlernsn 7 ,s-
gard W r Shaw's Patent Gas smos hing iron a. ore -
the greatest inventions q the age & is an o l,r TO-
it-nove economical and exceedingly converisn, Tbs
much dreaded ''ironng day Is wetoued With ple
wherever the Gas Iron j. used zno housekeeper viii
consent 10 be without Il after givingk trial
Yours, &C, DB Cooxy.
IFrOm Ms W W. Evsrt!chicagOl
Mr. Hubbard-sir II Is n ith pl,Ssurs tia, rive m,
testimony the great value Of the stove YOU are now
oferlg the public The focironinz regard A.
desideratum long needed in house seping The fatigue
ahd eAhAusion oecasoneo by nan hours spent az the
ironing table, in room heated t<e ordinary enera-
ure j. al spared by using your So which heats the
irons quickly, and leaves oomfortase room Tis sove
j. equally successful broiler ch more might L.
said IN simple justice 70 this great q entior were h ne
esSary. Respectfully, NJ w w EvKKrs
From ". H Waters, Esqi cAicasOl
! LAND DEPAK1xxST IILISots ca sIHAL r. r. Co..
tshier's Once. \
AeSsTs Waw6rth. Hubbard Ck-Dear srS have
used for two months upwards Patent Stove;