Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-08
STOVES, &C.

PaTR0GHUR3 rs HING !
THE WATERMAN PATENT.
THE GREATEST n5vENTIoN OF THE AeE,
THE RETR OLEUM
COOKING STOVE !!
For all kinds q Cooking. Heating Flat OF Sad
out either Coal or Wood.
By this Great Invention we are enabled With
TWO CENTS WORTH OF COIL OIL OR 'tNAPTIEA, p
To do the cooking ordinarily required for meal in
ard Dsrfeet eisaniinoss and great saving in time as
cut Of order and can be managed BY any one are
portable be used IN any part OF the house as they
make
no DIRT, NEED NO PIPE.
And wiz heat the Heretofore, no Stove has
been constructed whore the amount OF heat could be
instantly controlled and regulated to any degree de-
sired. This, in
BAKING, BROILING, BOILING, ete.,
Is especially ore OF the features or the PETROLEUM
COOK sTOYEl And eIempts the ladies from the an
nOy ing heat in summer cooking, We own the right
for entire State and are manufacturing and sup
plying the stove a. the rats OF 1OO per week, u p
in the families OF the leading merchants
Il Is an admirable tEInE Tor SALOONS AND AEsIAU-
{ RANTS and simply can OF Oil takes the place or
the coal WOGd house. o furnish the stove com
plete only S25, which will cook as we'll any sT5
stove SIS Tor siagie burners
REAB THE FOLLOWING TEs TlMBHIALsi
COLUMBUS, o., March 8Oth, 1866.
j. DAGUR Dear Sir The Petroleum Stove We
purchased you has proved satataeory in every par
Yours truly, 3. B. PHIPPs, Prof. OF Music.
COLUMBUS, o., March, 2oth, 1866.
J. B. DAGUE Dear Sir We haYe been using one
OF your Petroleum Stoves tWo weeks and md u
performing all you claim for It. Take pleasure in say
ing the stove success particularly IN the economy
OF fue and cleanliness and fully half the expense
is saved The work TOO is done quickly as can De done
VI any ''-iSt RospsetfuUy, SAMUEL HANKIEs.
COLUMBUS. March oath, 1865.
J. B. DAGUR: Dear Sir Your new1Petroleum Cook
ing stove has been in use IN my family i0r some s1
weeks, We have tried il for baking oroihng, stew
ing and other ordinary purposes, and am fully sat
smoke, dust dirt, and beyond doubt the best
sumner stove now IN use.
c. K. TRLTON, Pastor High ST. N. E. Church.
CoLUMBUs, o., March 2lst 1885.
j. B. DAGUE: Dear Sir ~ have thoroughly tested
the Petroleum Stove as heater, and do net hesitate
in saying that other stove furnace can compare
with i for tailors' work shop Work or ot9sr places
where hat-rons have 70 be used nave nae enaFge u
Cleak manufactures for the past sixteen years. and
have tried every Avsnton Tor eiaanness ana eonFe
ience but never could overcome she OF
dirt and oppressive heat in tns summer time. With
he Gb0Us objections to contend ihs while the HaYns OF
fuel is fully seventy nVe per cent. - ~
Very respectfully BHkDs BE4-i4-
CIoak House, los. south High sIroet.
J. C. DAGUE: Sir - have used yoar Petroleum
Stove over six weeks We do all the usual cooking
with 1t my family at coat Of sny Sty saais per gssk
Its other advantages over ooal or wood stove must
Fsry respectfully,
ISAAC B. POTTS,
o. the firm OF VIM. b. Potts a Co.,
- HThs economy in the use Of ths Petroleum
Cooking Stoves lies hrBt in the readiness with which
the flame be ghut OF Ihe moment lt Is wanted no
longer and thus the further consumption OF fuel be
stopped and secondly, in the small quantity and
chsapness or the fuel used. Thay are easily managed
and clean in thsT operations an ordinary aas
gAg and do not emit tbs least particle OF smoke or Of
feusiye smell. .'-DetTOit sTfbliTzs.
I'VE saunOg but acknowledge II valuable,
convenient and economical Invention, winch
but Gulnk viii sten bring it into very general uss
only priVabs families, but in boarding houses
hotels, restaurants, &e.-OkiO StatsSaEaH.
. "A few evenings since We iSand enc OF thsas
little stoves az our FeaideIce and the WAelu
family aIOuna ths table which II sitting, per
i0ctly delighted with its OFsration. Oa the Gay foI
lowing tsstsa the thOroughost manhers she ca
tire baking Ol Saturday, neluulng Leaf bread, PIES
&c, being accom- phnhsd less time than IN ordn
ary stove, the bread baked much nicer, being
sweet moist and with htUe crust. The experiments
followed by roasting and brsllng resulting most
BatiBlaUtOriy.' r-WabGsh EEpress.
1t is certainly one Of lhS best ahlRgH out.'-
OstO Stats JOtiTsdL,
ss- The ladies are invited to examine this stove.
OFFICE AND SALES ROOM, GRO
VE-ER dt BAKEE'S SEWING Nh
CHINE Ageagcy.
A G1 E RIG AN BLOC <,
DELAWARE, OHIO.
AGENTS WANTED, AND COUNTY
RIGHTS FOR SALE.
FRED. BELL, agent
April IS, Is66.-tf. X