The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18
VVOOisOm's Improved Patent
COOKING STOVES.

ENOR several years past the attention OF the pub
n lie has been called TO the merits Of this Stove,
and the almost universal introduction of il into the
house of the farmer, the mechanic and professional
man, speaks language in its favor not easily mis-
understood. Hence the reasons here urged IN its
favor are merely intended for the eye of lndividu
ais in those sections of the country where it has
not yet been introd Iced.
There are more than four thousand of Woolson's
Fla H2SSk,S a t n u.s. use u Ne%
ing with all the various kinds Of Cooking Stoves in
in those States, not excepting those latest IN
rented and most pubod as the subscriber has ample
testimonials TO prove,
The proprieors had supposed that the Woolson
Stoye was as neal perfection as 1t was possible to
get slove, but the fruitful genius of the IN
ventor has within short period perfected improve
ments which every man will admit to be useful #
not ndspensably necessary even To this heretofore
un ri JAILED Stove. They consist OF portable fur
which is of iron. The door is nearly OF the size OF
the plate, the left hand side OF the Stove, which
in the former castings contained merely small
door. This door can be used temporarily or as
permanent malter il adds much to the beauty OF
the Stove, and the rays of light reflected through
it when brisk fire is kept up, especially in the
evening, almost induces those in the room in which
it is used to believe that they are enjoying the
luxury which many vanity imagine can only be
deriv ed from the open fire place. The furnace is
of more consequence than the other Improvement
as if saves very much tuei especially in the sum
mcr-a few quarts merely Of charcoal being suti-
Gent to do most kinds of cooking, and that too
without tho Inconvenience OF heating the room,
which objection to all stoves before this
discovery. Experience has shown that no stove
heretofore invented could at all compete with the
| Wooson, and now that additional improvements
| have been made 1t, the undersigned feel as
| though they were not hazarding much in bidding
defiance to the world of Stoves those i'll embryo
as well as those nurSLd 10 maturity.
! The oven is warranted superior to that OF any
other Stove in use-he heat around the same being
more even and more quickly and easily controlled
| 1 han m
The top ofthe Stove beng large, and of an even
surface with considerable space unoccuped by the
Boilers, adds greatly to It's convenience and value
The construction and operation of the Stove
being such to render the top at all times of u
different temperature, on different parts oil lis sur
face, so much 50 that while liquids are boiling III
fiat bottomed vessels upon ono part, other parts
will be found TO vary from boiling down to blood
heat; thereby forming the best possible place to
boil Coffee, make Tea, Gravies, &c. and TO place
cooked dishes upon which it is desirable TO keep
| warm until served up. Persons who have used
this Stove regard the ronveniences of the top Us
nearly Indispensable The above Stoves are tol
sale wholesale and retail, by
Newbury, VT. 1888.
List Of Agents acho haze said Stores for Sale.
I ORANGE County. Il. NJ. Bill, West Topsham;
bra Gustin, Jr Chelsea Gilmore " Walker, Thet
ford; Theodore Cook, Colnth.
! WAsHiNGroN Co. Ebenezer p. Lewis, Mont
peIier; Thomas Town, Barre.
! CALEDONIA Co. Kitridge, Skinner u Morrill,
Barnet; Levi p. Parks 81 Co. Passumpsic; Levi P
Parks & Sons, Waterford; David Goodasl StJohns
bury East Paddock Il Houghton, Lyndon; Sias &
Barnard, Danyle; Ephiam Low and Isaac N
Hall, Groton? Isaac Denison 81 Co. Sutton; Har-
vey d Woodruff, Burke Hollow; Orrin Crosby
Hard,vick; Israel Cutting, Cabot; Chandler q
Brown, Peacham; Ide q Smith, Sheffield.
ORLEANS Co. Paddock IL Osgood Crafisbury
Spaulding IL Foster, Derby Line; David White
Derby Centre; John Lock, lrasburgh; L. d. q j
Simonds, Glover; l.. L. Waterman 81 Co. Greens
borough; S. G. Stewart, Bloomington; e. Cleve.
land Coventry. 5
ESSEX Co. Hammond & Morse, Lunenburghi-
Alden E. Judevine, Concord. 72-2m