The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-30

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boilers, and the hampers are so constructed
as 70 turn the fire under either Or IN ths boil
ers at pleasure. These Stoves have two larpe
openings for roasting, and TIE ohiert,on ~
stoves 70 general, that they bake meat IN
s'eao q roasting i, cannot he made 10 these.
A. me meat u roasted on splits, and exposed
10 iree current OF air. Two large pieces
can be roasted at time, without the add
eionai expense and trouble oi tin kitchens
ne IRE comes directly IN contact with The
bottom OF the oven, on which Flat Irons nav
&c heated. and Coffee boiled, with much less
trouble than by an open fire, not being oblig-
ca 10 make use Of coal OF hard wood. IRE
oven IS also a very convenient place fer fr,-
log meat, toastIng bread, &c.-and broil;ne
can be done 10 the FIRE place ofthese stoves
quite as well as by an open fire. Cast !.
ron side Tor the oven, goes with each stove
- that Il the oven should al any time be toe
not TOT any kind Of cooking, that difficulty viii
oe entirely obyiated by putting this slide ID
the cotton OF the oven. The fire operates
perfectly on both roasters, the baking oven
and al the boilers at the same time ~ Y
may be regulated by turning The damper, -
hat It will operate only on one rooster ard
one boiler, ard the steam and unpleasant ef
iuvia from all the boilers and boiling Y cnn.
Quoted into the funnel, which Is a great al
vantage over many other Stoves. The finn
mel - only six inches ia diameter vbrrp n
connects with the Stove. and then increase.
IN size one inch, which gives the stovs. an
exceilent draft; the wood is placed n IN.
Stove with the ends towards The door. NV
the hearth Of the stove is raised two niche.
above the bottom OF the fire place. So that Won
are not at all troubled by having brands and
ashes iaii out on the hearth, which ~ 4 great
adVantase these stoves have over those with
open and shoal IRE places, aud il is we'll
kno" 'hat these stoves require much less ia
81 70 do me same cooking than open stoves.
to which the funnel i unavoidabiy made ve-
~ large 10 obViats their smoking, and gives
the heat great chance to &pe; and a. the
saving Of fuel - Of the greatest Importance
and Will undoubtedly in few years, be 4
much greater object than at present, aud is
ne princlpal object IN procuring stoves. II 1
can hardly be supposed that any persons who l
wish to purchase Cooking Stoves, will be
willing 10 Fslinquish their principal object IN
Purchasing-viz the saving Oh fuel, and the
many other real advantages which close
cooking stoves have over open stoves. merely
Tor the qualification Of seeing a greater por-
ton Of the fire.
The Roasterx to these stoves are III The ends
so that you can in summer take the stove from
the legs and set i in the fire place without in
teFfering with the cooking, letting the funnel
run up chimney, and In this way YOU viii have
much less heat than from an open FIRE or the
stove may be set in porch, letting the funnel
run up through the roof, Oh cheap she'd NAV
be erected in the back yard, Or some convenient
place to set the stove in, and in this way Won
Will save considerable room in the house and
suffer no Inconvenience from heat Drv hem
lock wood answers as well for all kinds " cook
ing IN these stoves, as hard wood
These kinds Of cooking stoves have been in
use Tor several years, and experience proves
that there are no stoves better calculated for e.
tensive and genteel cookery, and saving oil
labor and fuel All who wish to purchase an
article, 50 important in domestic use, and are
DESTROYS OF procuring the best, are requested "
call and examine this kind for themselves. and
inquire Of those who have them in use.
.4ks0-FoF sale as ab0ve-A great assortment
OF SHEET IRON and TIN FUNNEL, Copper
Tin and Sheet Iron Apparatus for Stoves.
-4tso--CAST IRON CRANKs. for Fullinr
Mills and Saw Mills, Clothiers Press Plates. IN
Iron Cider Nuts, Machinery for rrfst mills ana
cardlng machines, Wing Gudgeons Of all sizes
Window Weights, Cast Iron Window Cans and
Silis for brick houses, Cast Iron Oven Door
Bark Mills Potash and CauIdr0n Kettles ~ anil
sizes.