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Captain Warren's Bachelor’s
Frying-pan, closed.
This frying-pan, invented by Captain
Warren, is, we think, preferable to the or-
dinary frying-pan. It retains the heat
better from being fluted instead of plain,
and renders it unnecessary to touch the
steak with the beef tongs. It shuts (at
shown in the engraving) over the steak or
chop, and can be turned over from one side
to the other, as the cook pleases, till the
meat is dressed.
Trussing Needle, for tnissing poultry.
Paste Jigger.
Meat Saw, for sawing bones in parts
of meat where the chopper cannot
be used.
I-arding Needle, made with split ends,
like a cleft stick, to receive strips of
fat bacon, which by its means are
grafted into the flesh of turkeys,
poultry, &c.
