The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-27
HEATRJrIGHr sroY E.-Knon and wgr-

fqnted Ie he sIE. ms 10 every other, in ecauAl,
time 81 expense; in ease OF management; ~ coinign
ctEv0aience safety, neaiaess; III exemption rom dur
ahu shUke and III tie heatiness, pieasantnrss, UNI
iormty and certainty of it, temperature. One kind for
wnnd anu asother for coal; price - TO ; weight, 80
to 60 pounds, II in structure, and still ner
"a management; that it MUST be made, set, and used
rctiy by the printed directiOns or il sinks more OF
ess toward the bGTbTrl OF either II has far
been broug into notice and almost wtuly by the
spontaneous efforts OF ieadng citizens chiefly pr0es
'iona and 10 Gaze is known of their turning back on
npentlng For sludests and invalids ii il without a
rival. Colleges, &c. by early application, may obtain
terms highly aud permanently favorable for all connect
ed with tlIc;n.
Made and sold by Gushing & Mack, Lowell Massa
chuses, Give six hundred dollars worth last winter
and six dred aud fly dollars worth in sev,y weeks
at Nashville, Temnessee;l by Whitney CusI, Aha
Co., 30 Light street, Baltimore, Md; Hill and J..
Edwards, Georgetown, D. c.; and by others, but not in
these places. Purchasers will OF course be on their
guard. For models specimens, send TO Baltimore
Albany, or Lowell.
Fo mormalion rights, agencies, &c, apply postage
pmd) to e. c. Tracy, Windsor, VI, r. j. Melgs, Nash
vile, Tenn to l. Orr, Georgt tnwlr, ID. C., each
whom has unlimited power ON the subject.
U5-R. j. Aeigs, ESQ. Nashville, Tennessee, says OF
this stove: "Its performance all that can be wished
in stove. think It scarcely possible to exec It, Ell
Their in the agreeable temperature Of the air which II
prod ces, IN the econOn and neatncss with whick
the effect il produced LII short am charmed with
says: SITS surpass. my 0puiOD all that can be
said ofit.' Rev. J. N. Campbell, d. d., Albany, New
YORK; says. u nnu IL dFNtI your uSsCIiPlOh anu
exceed my expectations, IN every particular. am
entirely satisfied that il IN all respects superior TO any
other soVe in USE" (Dr. q. bOugh cord of God
for his study last winter, and has come OF il leTt.)
Or. S. Kiddrr, Charlestown, Mass, says "I have
had tins about years. have found it FULLY
to answer the description of the inventor, and, with
proper attention tie door and damper will venture
say il will be found the comfortable convenient
and economical stove of any in use" q. Sataf, NJ
d. of Boston, supplied his with fuel, last winter
only twice week. Rev. E. g. Tracy Editor OF tie
Vermont Chronicle says: cts peri safety at all times
the saving OF fuel, the Little attention that requires
the uniform and equabe temperature that keeps up IN
all parts OF the room, the thermometer in The back pan
OF large open room keeping within hall degree of the
point Tor 10 or II hours together the sumerlikP
atmospheric rat gives the winter day,
exceeucies that render il literally incompatible y Rev.
Il. Curtiss Biandon Vs. gays: 81 should be unwilling
dispense with it for any consideration. have found
it excellent article sick room, producing mild
and eQuabe temperature night aud day am conf
dent that convenience heretofore possessed
pare with this in cases of pulmonary affection sub
for removal To southern climate during
we're winter Seasons"
The inventor says "The Ar-Tight Stove was invent
ed curing very dangerous pulmonary attack; and,
in three such attacks, have found 1t more Ell
fctua than every thing else, by its allayng the cough
(by OF its soft and moist spIere) renewing
it entirely in few days. and absolutely putting all
coughs and colds at defiance, than the hest
summer wea her, and without its weakening effects.
would not have gone ten miles 10 the climate Of Italy,
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