The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-17
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| ~ HE AIE-TIGsEfP STOW EG-knoWn and WITS
IsHted &c be Sapeuo every other, in ecahoEay &C
time and expenses in ease of management; comfuxt,
convenience, safety, neainess; in exemption from du5
and smoke; and in the healthiness, pssantn.ss, I'M
formity and certainty of its temperature. One kind E
wood, and another for coal; price So % $40; weight %
10 60 pounds, It's in structure, and still
II nanagemen:Yso that it MUST be made set, and USED
rictly by the printed directions, or il sinrs,
eSs toward tls 6dG6GTis of other stoves IL has E
been brOngAtimLo notice and use, an9st wholly by tie
spontaneous efforts OF leading cit2Sps, chiefly pfcef
sional and case is known Of THAR turning back
rePeRtng B0T studsats and nyalids il is wHhouta
rival Colleges, SC, by early applications may obtaiR
terms mighty aAd permanently favorable for all connect
Made and sold by Cushing 8. Mack Lowell, Mas..s
and six hlisdred and fifty dollars worth in seven week.
at Nashville, 1ennessee;l by Whitney Cueii,, Alha
N.Y. N. Y.;Ia. " Badger, New YeFk city; g. ID. Se1t0a
< Co.. 40 Light street, BaltimOse, Md; G, HiE and 3
Edwards, GeAFgetown, D. c.; aRdby others bus MOI e
these places Purchasers will Of course be theE
guard For models or specimens send to Baltimozs
Albany, os4Lowell. ..,1l +, + .ift p. r.i-ti W
For Information, rights agencies, &c, apply (postass
paid) TO e c. Tracy, Windsor,+Vt, r. J. A1egs, NASH
vile, Tenn, to /. Orr, George town, ID. c., eaeh
whom has unlimited power oa,iRe sRbiect- sH
gEy-R J. Msigs, Esq. Nashville, Tennessee, says e.
this stove: HIts performances is all aat be wishe4
in stove. think 1t scarcely possible to excel IL eE
Their in the agreeable temperature of the air which, d
produces, the economy and nsathess with which
The effect is produced. In short charmed with is
and VAL never be withoutip After using IT ayear he
says lts merits surpass IN my oiaa2a al ihat can sS
said oft Rev. ]. N. Campbell, ID. D., Albany, New
York, says 81 find to answer your descriptions ana
to exceed my expectaeas, in every particular anA
entirely satisfied that ii is in all respects superior tOany
other stove in use (DE. c. boaght one cord of So09
fos his study last winter and has of lert F
DIR. 5. kidder, ChaEiestopvn, Mass, says Sf have
had this stove aboaa1 years, have found itfHEs
t0ansHer the description of the inventor and, viii.
proper attention TO the door aBa damper Lgili venture
70 say ii will be found the most comfortable onVenienE
and economical stove OF any IN use." (L Satar, nj.
d. of Boston, Supplied his stove with fac Last inter.
only twice week. Rev. E G. Tracy, Eitor of the.
Vermont Chronicle Gays: Is peril safety Ftimes
the saving of fuel, tie little attention. that it requires
the uniform and equabe temperature mat keeps up In
all parts of the room, The thermometer in the back past
of large open housekeeping within hslfad egree of he
same point for 10 or IL hours togetier the sInnR4etle
atmospheric hat il gives in the seveFast winter day
exceehcies that render it literally incoasparabe Res
to dispense with tfoE any consideration. IhaveIound
and equabIe tempe rat,aFe, night and day. am conf
dent that no convenience heIetofr possessed can com
pare with this icases of pulmonary affection asa sub
stuie for moual southern climate daringour Sc
winter seasons. - ia - agazsr.7 4susa
Tile nventersayss 'The Ar!Fighs Stove WIS invent
ed in curing very dangerous pulmonary attack; and
in two three such attacks, have found More ek
ecta than every thing ese by its allaying thec0uek
(by means Ct its soft and moist atnsosphers5l removing
it entirely in few days, and ahsoiutely pnting az
coughs anacOlds 1T defiance, even sanithe bezz
summer vseauhes, and without its weakenSE eectsf
would not have miles the cliaate of Itay.s
Badnaotc Pilot, Philadelphia U. S. Gazatte, Ny
Journasof Commerce, and Boston CouytF three months
| city twice week, cothtry once week se26