The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-21

ffhi AIR TIJIflp sEUVhl.-Kn0wn aud war
rants5 = be sHrsyo % every other, in ecano1. a
time and expense; In eese OF management; IN eomlos
convenience safety, Deai9ess in exemption freSn dus
and smoke; and in the healtlneSs, pieasaltnss, Uni
Ormiiy and cCrtuty of It's temperature. One kind foE
wood, and anser for coal; price So u $40; weight, S
10 90 pounds, IT structure, and still more Eaea
infringement; that it MOST DC made, set and used.
tctly by the printed dlrectOHs or sinks, more o.
esS toward the bdT5drsn OF ether st9ves IL has so tar
heen brought into notice and USE alrest wholly By Ae
Spontaneous efforts Of leading Citizens chiefly probes
sIOna and no Is kRown. OF theiI turning back W
repenting. For studsts and invaliS II IL W1thout
nva Colleges, &c, by early application, may Obtain
terms highly and permanently favorabs tor all connect
ed with them.
clsetts, five hundred dollars worth last wHter
and six husdTed and fifty dollars worth in week.,
At Nashville, Tennessee;l by Whitney Cluett, Aibr
ny, n. Y: l.. v Badger, New York city; S. ID. Sexton
* Co., 40 Light street, Baltimore, Nd; G. Hill and J.
Edwards, Georgetown D. c.; aud by others, but not IN
these places Purchasers viii OF course be on theAf
guard. For models specimens, send TO Baltlnhore
Albany, or Lowell
For information, rights, agencies SC, apply postage
paid +. G.. Tracy, Windsor, VT, K J. meigs, Mash
Vile Tenn, to |. Orr, Georgetown, ID. C., each 0
whom has unlimited power on the subject.
1G5-R. ]. Mess, Esq. Nashville, Tennessee, says Of
this stove SITS performance Is all that be wished
in think scarcely possible to excl il, e.
Their in the agreeable temperature of the air which Il
produces, the econOmv and neaness with which,
Inc effect is produced. In short, am charmed with is
and will be withoutit" After using it year, ne
says SITS suTpass, opinion, all that be-
said oft" Rev. J. N. Campbell, d. D., Albany, New
YORK, says 81 find il to youg description, and
TO exceed my expectations, in every particular. am
entirely satisfied that is all respects superior aY
other stove in use' Or. c. bought cord of ~o0d
for his study last winter, and has some of lert)
Dr. 5. Kidder, ChaEiestown, Mass, says: ST have
had this in about years, have foHnd it fulR
answer the description of the inventor, and with
proper attention tn the door and damper will venture
to say 1t will be found the most comfortable, convenient
and economical stove of any in use" o. Saltar, NJ.
D., of Boston, supplied his stove with fuel last wint4
only twice week. Rev. Z. c. Tracy, Editor Of the
Vermont Chronicle, says "Its perfect safety all times
the saving Of fuel, the little attention thai requires
the uniform and equable temperature that il keeps up
all parts of the room, 1.-THE Thermometer m the back pa
OF large open room keeping within halfa degree Of the
point tor 10 or IL hours together the like
phere rat ii gives IN the winter day,
exceencies that renderit literally Incompatible Rev.
II. CurtisS Brandon, VT, says 81 should be- unwilling
TO dispense with it for any consideration have found
il excellent article for sick room, producing THd
and equabie temperature, night and day. l confi-
dent that convenience heretofore possessed
pare with this IN cases OF pulmonary affection sub
stiiute for removal to southern climate during
winter seasons H
The inventor says EsThe Air-Tight Stove was invent
ed curing very dangerous pulmonary attack; ana
in two or three such attacks have found it eff
ectual than every thing else, by its aayng the eough
(by means OF It's soft and moist atmosphere renewing
il entirely in few days, and absolutely putting all
coughs and colds at defiance, more than the best
summer weather, and without its weakening effects.
would not have gone ten miles 10 the climate of Itay.~
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