The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
-HE ATR-TIGHT STOVE.-Kr

ErF1HE AIR-TIGHTS TOVE.-Known ana war
rantes &c be supero TO every other, in ecanomy e
time and expense; in of management: in coHSSE<a
convenience safety; neaness in exemption from 60
andasmoke and in the healtbness, peasaninhss, az-
fonhy, and certainty Of its temperature, one KIM -
wood and another for coal; price So TO sO weighs .
10 90 pounds ID is in structure, and still more SIS
MANAGEMENT; that it MUST be made, set ana uses
trctIy by the printed directions, or it SINKS, more a.
ess toward the barbarian, of other II has sOE
been brought into notice and use, almost whey Oy -
spontaneous efforts of leading citizens chehy psotes
sona and is known of their turning Bach -
repenting For studeAts and nvalids it is w1thout&
rival Colleges, &C., by early application, may 49,
terms highly and permanently favorable ior al
Made and sold by Gushing s. Mack, Lowell, Nassas
chusetts Give hundred dollars worth last wIDtsE
and six husdred and fifty dollars worth in seven wees
at Nashville, Tennessee;) by Whitney Il Clustz Ana
n.y. N. Y; H. V. Badger, New York city; s. D. SextSN-
4 Co. 40 Light street, Baltimore, Md; e. blll ana J.
Edwards Georgetown D. c.; and by Others but not ~
these places. Purchasers will of course be on ue1
guard For models or specimens, send to Baltm0ss
Albany, OF Lowell.
For information rights, agencies &C., apply (pOesags
pad) to E. G. Tracy, Windsor, VT, r. j. Meiss, NasA
vile, Tenn, or to l. Orr, George Town, D. W. eSeA~
whom has unlimited power on the subject =.
fh-R. j. Meigs, Esq. Nashville, Tennessee, says OF
this ts performance is all that can ne wlsee
in stove think 1t scarcely possible to excl ~ q
Their in the agreeable temperature of the air WHICH
Produces or in the ECONOMY and neatness WIN Hnl9A
the effect is produced: In Short am charmed WIN
and will never withoutit After using It a year, ~
saws: Its surpass in opinion, all that can %
said of it' Rev. ]. NJ Campbell, ID. d.; Albany, New
X.
TO exceed my expectations, in every particular N
entirely satisfied that il in all respects superior 20 ANY
other stove in use. (Dr. G. bought one cord OF 5000
for his study last winter, and has some of lenl
Dr. S. Kidder, Charlestown Mass, says: 81 hava'
had this stove about years, have foHnd iualx
10 answer The description of the inventor, and WITH
proper attention to the door and dampe will ventHss
10 saw il will be found the most comfortable, conveuHezt
and economical stove of any in use" a. SaltaI, NJ
D. of Boston, supplied his stove with fuel last Wlnters
only twice a week. Rev. E. G. Tracy, Editor OF me
Vermont Cmnncle says: ats peri CT safety at all uTsf
the saving of fuel the little attention that requires
the uniform and equabe temperature that 1t Keeps UP ~
all parts of the roOm The thermometer IN the BACK P
of large open keeping within hall degree OF We
same point Tor 10 - hours togetherI he sunnaeIAe
atmosphere iat il gives in the severest winter e
exeeencies that render literally lncompaLasie. re-
II. Curtiss Brandon, VT, says 81 should Dc uhwAn
10 dispense with it for any consideration. nave toan
il an excellent article for sick room, produclnga Ent
and euuable temperature night and day. am conn-
dent that no convenience heretofore possessed can conf
pare with this in cases of pulmonary affection as SUE
stitute for removal southern climate during our e
we're winter seasons"
The inventor says: The Air Tight Stove was nEenr%
ed in curing very dangerous pulmonary attackj and
i'm two or three such attacks, have found It more eE
fectua than every thing else, by IFS allaylng the cough
(y means OF its soft and moist atmospheric removing
il entirely in few days, and absolutely putting al
coughs aud colds at defiance, more even than the bssC
summer weather, and without its weakening effects
would have ten miles 30 the climate OF Italy
Baltimore Pilot, Philadelphia U. S. Gazette, N. Z
Journal of Commerce, and Boston Courier three monLs
city twice a week, country once a week. sc -