The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-26

Sic hIgt-piGffT STOVE.-KnowRand war
4 Ilnte . lis s'psriJ II avery othcr, IN ccnoHii "i
time ami expense; III Of management; IN comfort
eice, safety, neathess; in exemption ifom aus
aud 4m)ke and in the heainess, IileAsantntss, un
i0rily, aud ceriaRy OF It's temperature One hInd iOf
wood, and another for coal price 80 10 @ Wtighi 10
GO pounds, Ii IN structure, and si more Tev
management; that il MusT be made, set, aid used,
rrtly Nv the printed directions, or il sinks,
esS toward b,TbdTisn OF other stoves. IL HRS 20 T
been broig into notice and USE almost whHly by The
sD0nian, efforts O! leading citizens c!riy prGies
.oua ana 10 case ia known of their turning back 81
rrpent,ng. For sludeats and nvalidr it is without
rival Colleges, &c, by early application, may obtain
terms highly and permanently favorable for all connect
ed with them.
Made and sold by Gushing & Mack. Lowell, aIassa-
cEsetts Give six hundred dollars worth last winters
AID six hu .drcd aud tty dollars worth in sev weeks,
Nashville, Tennessee) by Whitney * Ciis,t, Alba.
nv, N. " l.. v. Badger, New York city; : D. Sexton
* Co, 40 Light street, Baltimore; Md; g. Hi AMI j.
Edwards, Georgetown d. G.; and by others, but MOI h
these plnces. Purchasers VIII Of course bs on their
guard. For models specimens send 10 Baltimore
Albany, or Lowell.
70 li.onnaiio rights, agencies, &c., apply postage
palh) L. Z. Tracy, Windsor, VI, t.. j. Meigs, Mash
vile, Tenn, or 10 |. Orr, George town. -. G., each
whom has unlimited power IN tie snhject.
lr3-k. J. Meigs, Esd. Nashville, Tennessee, saya of
this stove: sits performance is all that be visited
IA suve think It scarcely possible TO eXr' il, ej
liner in the agreeable temperature OF ,he air which
prod cs or IN the cconom ana neaincss with Whici-
lie effect il produced IN short. charmed with il,
and will never be witioutu." After using il year, lie
says: sits merits suptss IN my opinion, all that can be
j. ". ",
York, says; 81 find il TO your description, and
to exceed my expectations, in every particular am
entirely satisfied that ii i, in all respects superior any
OlrT stove in use" (Or T.. bOughi cord Of Is God
for his study last winter and has some of il iert)
Or. s. KiddcT Charestown, Mass, says: 81 have
had this st0ve ahJut7 years, have found it tullt
Inc description of the inventor, and, with
proper attention to the door and dampcr, will venture
say it i'll be found the most cUmorthle, convenient,
and economical stove of amy IN use" o. SIltar, NJ.
d., of Boston, supplied his stove with fuel, last winter
only nice a week. Rev Il. c. Tracy, Editor OF ihr
Vermont Chronicle, says Its peri ETY. at all times
the saving of fuel, the little attention. thai requires
the nnInrn and equahle temperature that il keeps up In
all parts Of the rOon the thermometer in the hack part
Of large open keeping within hall degree Of tie
point lar 10 OF II hours oge lhef, Tile summer like
atmosphere ia il gives the sevcrcst winter day, are
u. Curtiss, Brandon, VT, SAYS 81 should be unwilling
tn dispense with il for any consideration. have found
it excellent article for sick room, pfoducinga mild
and equable temperature, night and day am conf
dent that convenience heretofore sed
pare with tits in eases of pulmonary Affect . sub
siue for removal to southern climate during our
we're winter Seasens.n
The inventor says; 'Fhe Ar-Tigh Stove was invent
ed curing very dangerous pulmonary attack; and,
in two three such attacks, have found il more Ell
fectIs than every iug else, by its aIlaying the cough
(by or its soft and moist phere renewing
u entirely in few days, and absolutely putting all
coughs aud colds at defiance, than the besi
suniaieT weas heT aud without its weakening effects.
would not have gone ten miles 10 the CLIMATE of Italy,"
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