The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-02-12
woo HsOm's Improved Patent
COOKING STOVES.

NOR several years past the uttenu 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 aud professional
man. speaks language in its favor not easly mis-
understood. Hence the reasons here urged IN its
favor merely intended for the eye Of indlvidu-
ais in those sections Of tho country where it has
not yet been introd iced.
There are more than four thousand of w onlson 8
Patent Cooking Stoves in use in New liampshire
and Vermont, where they are successfully compet-
ing with all the various kinds OF Cooking Stoves in
use in those States not excepting those latest IN
rented and mast pn6td, as The subscriber has mple
| testimonials TO prove.
! The proprietors had supposed that the Woolson
Stove was MS near perfection as 1t was possible TO
get a stove, but the ever fruitful genius of the in
venor has within short period perfected improve
ments which every man will admit to be useful If
| not ndspensaby necessary even To this heretofore
unri vailed Stove. They consist OF portable fur
nace and an singIass door, the frame work of
W hch is OF iron. The door is nearly OF the size Of
the plate, on the left hand side OF the Stove, which
in the former castings contained merely a small
door. This door can be used temporarily or as
permanent matters it adds much to the beauty OF
the Stove, and the rays of light reflected through
it when n 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 vany imagine can only be
derived from the open Fireplace. The furnace is
of more consequence than the other improvement
as if saves very much fuel, especially in the sum-
cIent to do most kinds of cooking, and that too
without tho Inconvenience of heating the room,
which was an objection to all stoves before this
discovery. Experience has shown that no stove
heretofore invented could at all compete with the
Woolson, and that additional improvements
have been made it, the undersigned feel as
though they not hazarding much in bidding
defiance TO the world Of Stoves - those in embryo
well as those nurSod TO maturity.
The oven is warranted superior to that OF any
other Stove in use-the heat around the Same being
more and more quickly and easily controlled
than in any other Stove yet introduced.
The top ofthe Stove being large, and of an even
surface, with considerable space unoccuped by the
Boilers, adds greatly TO its convenience and value
The construction aud operation oi Inc stove
being such to render the top at all times OF
different temperature, different parts OF lis sur
face, so much so that while liquids are boiling in
fiat bottomed vessels upon one part, other parts
will be found 10 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 1t is desirable 10 Keep
warm until served up. Persons who have used
nearly Indispensable The above Stoves are for
sale, wholesale and retail, by
Ncwbury, VT. 1888.
ORANGE COUNTY II. NJ. Bill, West Topsham;
o. Fifield, Orange; Gale & Camp, Washington; Sc
bra Gustin, Or. Chelsea; Gilmore IL Walker, Tibet
ford; Theodore Cook, Cotinth
WASHINGTON Co. Ebenezer p. Lewis, Mont
pelier; Thomas Town, Barre.
CALEDONIA Co. Kittridge, Skinner d Morrill,,
Barnet; Low p. Parks IL Co PassumPsc; Levi Z.
Parks 81 Sons, Waterford; David Goodaal, St.Johns-
bury East; Paddock ~ Houghton, Lyndon; Sias ~
Brainard, Danville; Eph,aim Low and Isaac N.
Hall, CIR ton? Isaac Denison ~ Co. Sutton; Har-
vey & Woodruff, Burke Hollow; Grin Crosby,
Hardwick; Israel Cutting, Cabot; Chandler IL
Brown, Peacham; Ide 81 Smith, Sheffield.
ORLEANS Co. Paddock 81 Osgood, Craftsbury;
spaulding 81 Foster, Derby Line; David White,
Derby Centre; John Lock, frasburgb; L. b. d J.
Smonds Glover; l.. F. Waterman ~ Co. Green's
borough; S. g. Stewart, Bloomington; E. Cleve-
and, Coventry.
ESSEX Co. Hammond & Morse, LuRenburgh;-
A lden l.. Judevine, Concord. 72-2m