Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-12
nLMSTED,S PATENT STOVE. MANU-
W FACTURED BY SMITH 4 SHERMAN. 2la WATEI

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STREET, NEW YORK This stove was invented and pa
by Professor Denon Omsted, of Yale College, Who
vending for years The Objects al in its con-
areto be simple that can be easily managed b
quickly kuded 10 be capable Of aordlng sid
intense heat according 10 the OF the weaker
all from DUST and finally, be cheap durable
fills these conditions, may be inferred from the following
From Professor siiman. of Yale College.
The invented by Professor Onsed decidedly the
be.l with which am acquainted l. combines economy,
~ sS sng oa y hna IN de-
From Professor r. A. Andrews Of Boston, daed June 1886
past season. gives sincere pleasure the result OF
nay experience respecngit disadvantages may comprised
l. Ii constructed that by Of its peculiar rada-
all the heat not absolutely necessary p produce draught
through the funnel OF the chimney. made available
ing the roo In economy of fuel therefore, no other stove is
2 A this advantage is gained without the use of pipe
VIII oh always nconvenent and unsghty appepdage
united.
A the stove and its radiators occupy the lower parts
comes healed and mlngng with that above produces uni
Such is The peculiar Of The whole apparatus,
~ 49,, w. esu excessively heated; ana the air
The heat can be more perfectly regulated In ibis than in
a o he requires 70 BE- s" %eat ae
bee done with equal and certainty, and maintained
The and the fire this stova
peculiarly easy and propery managed, no dust can ever
On the whole them prefer this any which have
Fro Professor r. B. Morse New York University
dated Oct. 18th, 1875
have had one OF professor ulmsteds stoves in in
(which very spicious uring very severe win
ter The room was kept viii less fuel Than had
regulating the temperature the changes the
than ether stove that have used prefer Professor Ohm
The Foregoing certificates will serve to show the superior
specific qualities great ,ase aad utility The folio wing est
nlonals may be presented which extracted from very
| have been favored.
nent physicians the city Of New York. the properties
OF the stove IN regard to purity Of AIR and effects the health
0msieds appears very contrvance to
promote comfort aud health during severely cold winters
our bed room the other in the dining the per-
feet satisfaction 10 the family. The warmth uniform
furnished very small e,pense Of fuel The heat berg diI
Iso from Intensely hseg Tse
tera oo OF winch tie stove constructed appears give
| meats is uniform as well ss comfortable.
| From Alfred G. Post, M. ID. fExtract1
Omseds stove appears combine In greater degree
than any with whicl acquainted, following de.
sab qualities viz ornamental appearance, cleanliness easy
management economy in the Of fuel and alubrty. A
important advantage is. that II favors pure whole.
STATE Of the air ~ the where i placed. BY expo
heat without being intensely heated at point; and il
ceniraon OF heat which vaies the combustion Of
particles q animal and matter floating the
combined with the air, liberating hydrogen gas
The New York Mechanics Magazine in giving
~ the Ninth Annual Far OF the AUercen Institute
"Omstsds Stove" In the following 1--WE think the
prnc le Of this stove the best for inhabited apartments
any that have We have made trial Of
ele ourselves and speak tom experience The perfect
agemen Of the heat great feature in this the crcu-
aon Of the air is another This is the only for
| sleeping apartments Mich Mag. 293
Colleges tnfmsres Manufactures Ic-To these favora.
b,eestmonies In regard the effects Of this
health and 10 the purity fthe mir affords the conn.
cd apartments OF the student the INVALID add the
following extract from tfcate signed by the Tutors
Yale Colegtr after using the stove for seasons.
I'VE can truly that hardly desire thing bet
sr Tor warming college study, whether regard convent
4 eneei safety, comfort, health, economy"
During the winter Of 1857, hundred and these
stoves wee used IN Vale College being furnished by the Col
eIe treasurer 10 nearly public and procured by
large proportion Of The students for their chambers their
oNn eNpene u believed that the able opinion
stdssove ~ the tutors, nerained by all the members
| 81 DE Msiliutou without exception
Dura1ly-In respect odurabitv II at first supposed
yMany that being made Of sheet on these could
nsl longs qua the paientee urged employ cast ron
could easily have dome hal We been fully convinc
e mat sheet iron preferable since IL rapidly absorbs and
dhues heat-mpars peculiar oitness to the air OF the
partnenconpoes structure which easily removed from
place 70 place and which, when out Of order i easily aud
| cbeaply repaired
References also I've given hundreds of families who
used The STOVES IN this city last winter and who have perntted
| Tue proprieiors 10 use their reference.
agencies stoves their Ware House 2O Water street New
| York. or Mt their store In New Haven, Conn
SMITH SHERMAN.
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