Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-04-27
STOVES, &C.

PETROLEUM is KING /!
THE WATERMAN PATENT.
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE,
THE PETR 0LEUM
COOKING STOVE +!
For all kinds Of Cooking, Heating Flat or Sad
out either Coal or Wood
q BY this Great Invention we are enabled with
Two CENTS WORTH OF COAL OIL OR s'NA FTTIA -
To do the cooking ordinarily required for a meal in
aga @ pe5Lecs ] cle @ m este I @ : y m m N 3
a few moments. They perfectly safe, 10 not get
cut Of order, and be managed by any one, are
portable eau be used in any part Of the house they
make
NO DIRT, NEED NO PIPE,
And will heat the room. Heretofore, Stove has
been constructed where the amount Of heat could b.
instantly controlled and regulated to any degree de
sired This, in
BAKING, BROILIEG, BOILING, ETC.,
Is especially OF the features OF the PETROLEUM
nOyiug heat in summer cooking. We own the right
for the entire State, and manufacturing and sup
plying the stove at the rate Of LOG per woeK. Il
now used in the families Of the leading merchants,
mechanics minister's lawyers and others Of this city.
RANTS; and simply Of oil takes the place or
the coal or ROpd house. We furnish the Stove com
as
stove SO for single burners.
READ THE FOLLOWING TEs nM0WIALs
COLUMBUS, o., March 30th, 1865.
JB DAGUE: Dear Sir Tile Petroleum Stove We
purchased you has proved satisfactory in every par
tcuar and recommend it as the neatest and cheap
Yours truly, 8 B. PHIPPS, Prof. Of Music.
COLUMBUS, o., March Goth 1866.
J. B DAGUE Dear Sir We have been using one
Of your Petroleum Stoves Two weeks and 1nd it
rfor all Won 10. u IA
ing the stove success particularly in the economy
OF fuel and cleanliness and fully one half the expense
saved. The work too is done quickly be done
any Respectfully, SAMUEL HAWKINS.
CoLUMHUs, March oath, 1866.
JB DAGUE: Dear Sir Your new5Petroleum Cook
ing Stove has been in use in my family for some six
weeks We have tried il for baking, breiliug stew
ished that will do all that is claimed for it. It free
from smoke, duet or dirt and beyond doubt the best
sumner stove in use.
Respectfully yours,
c. E. FELTON,, Pastor High s. d. E Church
j. B. DAGUE: Dear Sir ~ have thoroughly tested
the Petroleum Stove as heater and do net hesitate
in saying that no other stove or furnace can compare
with it Tor talOrs' work. shop work or other places
where hat-Tons have to be used nave had charge Of
Cloak manufactures Tor the past sixteen years ana
have tried every invention for cleanliness and couven
fence, but never could overcome the nconyenenee OF
DIRT and oppressive neat IN the summer time. with
your Petroleum stove, however, have had none Of
TIE ADORE objections to contend '0, while the saving OF
fuel is luly seventy i've per cent.
very g5sE 5sSpasuy aoGse ios south Hsb i'ti Street
j. c. DAGUE: sir ~ have used your Petroleum
stove over six weeks. We do all the usual cooking
with it in my family Of only sty oests per 5ee
It's ether advantages coal or wood stove must
very respectfully,
ISAAC B. POTTS,
OF the drn Of VIM b. Potts e Co.,
StThe economy in the Of the Petroleum
Cooking stoves hes lrst in the readiness with which
the flame can be OF the moment 20 is wanted
longer and thus the further consumption Of fuel be
stopped and secondly, IN the small quantity and
Cheap pness the fuel used They easily manage
and as clean their operations ordinary gas
light emit the least particle of smoke Of
feugive smell. .i'-DetT0it ,TtbtiHe
T. ''Ws cannot but acknowledge Il valuable,
convenient and economical invention, which we eau.
but think viii bring into very gen era use,
not only in private families, but in boarding houses
hotels restaurants, &c. OHIO Statesman,
ga Few evenings since found OF these
little stoves up rosidol e., ami tno whole
family around the table winch lt was slung per
cctly delighted with its operation On the day FOL
lowing It tested ia thc5thurougnest msuncr the en-
baking of Saturday, mcuulug Loaf bread pies,
SC., being accomplished less time than in an ordin
aTy stove, the tread was baheu Much hlCcfs oeinE
sweet moist aud with little crust The experiments
were followed by roasting and broing, resulting
satisisc tOnly. III Wabash Express.
6 III tainly of tue best things out, ,i'
Ohio State Journal
OFFICE AND SALES ROOM GRO
TEER q BAkEI2'S SEWING 1L4-
CHINE AgeRcg.
A Lsz = 8 Z @ AN BLOC x,
DELAWARE, OHIO.
AGENTS WANTED, AND COUNTY
RIGHTS FOR SALE.
FRED. BELL, Agent.
April Is, Iseo..tf,