The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-10

/ THE hEIt-TLCs Ii1' srDN E;.-IuOwn ana war
,s-s+ r. - sIps:!J 70 every other, in ecanom, at
time and expense; in Of management: in comfort,
convenience, safety. HeaIess; in exemption from dus
and smokes aud in the healthness, paasaninrss, uni
Omlty aui certainty fits temperature. One Sind for
wrld, aud auother for coal; price 20 to 500 weight, ~
90 pounds, II is i'm structure, and still more aeD
u management; that it be made, set, aud used
t1euy br tlr printed directions, or sinks, more o.
c- toward the jH1uyis1 of other stoves. IL has so FAR
been UrpUgt into notice and use, almost Wholly ny the
spontaneous efforts of leading citizens chiefly proes
spua and case is known OF thar turning back on
repent.ng. For students aud invad5 II Is without
uva College,, SC, ~ ca;y appllcation may obtain
term highly and permanently favorable for all connect
Made and .old by Gushing K Mack, Lowell, Nassa-
chuetts ave or SIX hundred doli:rs worth last winter
atd SIX nusdr-i and ity dollar. worth in seven weeks.
AZ Nashville. Ieunessec) by Whitney < CIuolt, Aba
ny, \. y l.. =. Badger, New YORK cy; =. d. Sexton
\ Co., 40 Li-hl street. baltimore. Nd; G. ji and j.
Edwards Georgetown D. c.; and by others, bu; not in
these places. Purchasers will Of course be their
guard. For models or specimens, send to Baltimore
Albany, or Lowell
For Information, rights, agencies, SC, apply postage
paid to T. c. Tracy, Windsor Vt, r. j. Meigs, Nash
vile, Tenn, 1. Orr, George town. D. C., each
whom has unlimited power OH the subject.
r15-R !. Meigs Esq Nashville, Tennessee, says OF
this 'Is performance Is all that can be wished
IN stove. think It scarcely possible to excel IT, Ell
Their in the agrecabe temperature Of the air wnicn
produces, the economy ana neainess WIFI Whica
be effect is PRODUCED In short am charmed with II
and will never be wthoul" After Gsing II "a GEAR, ne
SAWS. st- surplss. 10 my opni1g, al that ctn &c
said oft" Rev. J. y. Campbell, y. D., Albany New
to exceed my expectations, in every particular am
entirely satisfied that il in I'll respects superior 20 any
other stowe On Use" (Dr C. bought cord OF . 0Od
for hs study last winter, and has some .. II leTt)
Or. &. lt.tIrr, Chahestown, Mass, says: II have
had this stove about wears, have !osnd tfulg
10 answer t.e description OF the inventor, and, with
proper attention to the door and damper will venture
to say il i.l De found tie most comfortable convenient
aua economical stove OF any ia use" o. Sli;ar VI.
d. Of Boston supplied his with fuel, last winter,
only twice a weck.l Rev. Z. &. Tracy, Editor Of the
Vermont Chronicle says: Its peril ct saietya all times,
the saving Of fuel the lutte attention that requires.
the uniform gnd equaha temperature that keeps up IN
al parts o the roou hG thermometer in the back part
of large eg.u keeping within hall degree OF the
same p5mr or 10 or y hours together the Summertime
ATMOSPHERE gives in the severest winter day, are
eycelences HAT render literally parable" Rev.
H. Curiss Brandon. W. says: - should be unwilling
TO diSnrH=a with 1t for any consideration. have found
il an excellent article for sick room, pToducinga mild
and cGuablc temperature night and day am conf
dent that no convenience heretofore possessed can COM
pare with tl- in of pulmonary affection sub
siiue removal 10 southern climate during our St
we're winter seasons
The ms antor saws "The Ar-Tight Stove was invent
ed IN curing a very dangerous pulmonary attack; and,
in two or three such attacks, have found 1t more et
ecual than every Thing else, by its allaymg the cough,
il entirely in q few days and absolutely putting all
summer weather. and without its weakening effects
would not have gone ten miles 10 the climate Of Italy,.
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