The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

Of his own invocation, which have from 20
boilers, and the dampers are % constructed
as TO turn The Ere under either Or all the boil
efs at pleasure. These Stoves have two large
openings for roasting, aud the objectlon 70
Stoves ~ general, that they bake msat in-
stead Of roasting Il, cannot he made 20 these,
as the meat is roasted on spits, and exposed
10 a free current Of air. Two large pieces
can be roasted Al time, without the sddi-
ioualeXpeuse and trouble Of tin kitchens
he fire comes directly in contact with the
bottom Of the oven, on which Fiat Irons may
te heated, and Coffee boiled, with much less
trouble than by open fire, not being oblig
ed TO make use of coal or hard wood. The
oven IS also very convenient place for fry
ing meat, teasing tread, &c.--and br0iling
can be done in the fire place OF these Stoves
quite as well as by an open fire. A Cast l.
ron Slide for the oven, goes with each Stove,
> that IL the oven should al any time be too
bot Tor any kind Of cooking, that difficulty will
be entirely obvisted by putting tins slide on
tn bottom Of the oven. The fire operates
perfectly on both roasters, the baking oven
aud all the boilers at the sane time or il
may be regulated by turning the hampers 50
| hat i will operate only on one roaster ard
one boiler, aud the steam and unpleasant ef
aUvia from all the boilers and boiling il on
Quoted into the funnel, which is a great ad
vantage over many other Stoves. The fun
mel il only six inches 10 diameter where il
connects with the Stove, and then increases
in size enc inch, which gives the stoves an
excellent draft the wood j. placed ID the
Stove with the ends towards the door, and
the hearth Of the stove is raised two inches
above the bottom OF the fire place, so that you
are not al all troubled by having brands and
ashes fall out Oh the hearth, which is great
advantage these stoves have over those with
open and shoai FIRE places, and it is well
know that these stoves require much less ia
ell to do the same cooking than open stoves,
| to which the funnel is nnayoidably made We
ry large TO obviate their smoking, and gives
the heat great chance 20 escape; and a. the
saving Of fuel is Of the greatest Importance,
and will undoubtedly in few years, be a
much greater object than al present, aud is
he principal object in procuring stoves, H.
can hardly be supposed that any persons who
wish 20 purchase Cooking Stoves, Will be
willing 10 relinquish their principal object in
Ipurchasing-viz.- 1.-The saving 81 fuel, and the
many ether real advantages which close
cooking stoves have over open stoves, merely
for the qualification Of seeing a greater por-
tIn' Of the IRE
The Roasters to these stoves are in the ends
so that YOU can in summer take the stove from
the legs and SET it in the fire place without in
terfering with the cooking, letting the funnel
run Up chimney, and in this way you will have
much less heat than from an open ire or the
stove may be set in porch, letting the funnel
run up through the root, or a cheap shed may
be erected in the back yard, or some convenient
place 60 set the stove in, and in this way You
win save considerable room in the house and
suffer no Inconvenience from heat Dry hem
lock wood answers AZ well for ar kinds 81 cook
ing IN these stoves, as hard wood
These kinds OF cooking stoves have been in
use for several years, and experience proves
that there are no stoves better calculated for en-
tensive and genteel cookery, and saving u
labor and fuel. An who wish TO purchase an
article 50 important in domestic use, and are
DESTROYS Of procuring tile best. are requested ~
call and examine this kind for themselves, and
inquire Of those who have them in use
.4is0-.Tor sale as above-A great assortment
'of SHEET IRON and TIN FUNNEL, Copper
Tin and Sheet Iron Apparatu- for Stoves.
.4is0-CAST IEO1 CRANKS, for Pulling
Mills and Saw Mills, Clothiers Press Plates. Cast
Iron Cider Nuts, Machinery for grist mills nud
carding machines, Wing Gudge04.s " va sszes
Window Weights, Cast Iron Window Caps and
Sills for brick houses, Cast Iron Oxen Door
Bark Mills, Potash and Cauldr0n Kettles III aII
sizes