The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-18

THE AIRJTIGKIT STOVE.-KnowR ana war
TsHted e be supeTio 10 every other, in ecanofny Of
time and expense; in case of management; in cemfon,
convenience safety, neatnessj in exemption from dus
and smoke; aud in the heatIness, ple6szntness, uni
srmity, and certainty of its temperature One kind for
wood, and another for eoal price $6 TO $40; weight 80
10 6O pounds, II ia structure, and still more
management that il be made, set, and used
t1cty by the printed directions, sinks, more or
esq, toward the bdrbds of ether stoves. II has far
been brought int notice and use, almost wholly by the
spontaneous efforts Of leading citizens, chiefly profess
siona and ID known of their turning back Or
repenting For studentr and iHvalidB II Ii without 9
rival Colleges, &C., by early application, may obtain
terms highly and permanently favorable fer all connect
ed with them. r..
Made and cold by Gushing & Mack, LEVEL, Massa-
chusetts, Give six hundred dollars worth last winter
and six huzdref and fifty dollars worth in weeks,
at Nashville, Tennessee;l by Whitney L Cluett, Alba
CO. 10 Ljrbi strest baltimore Nd; a. Hill and i,
Edwards Georgetown, D. CT and by others, but not in
these places. Purchasers viii of course be on their
guard. foT models on specimens, send TO Bsltmsrs
o. ESr E. g. %nsT s sssssxs e. s s Ss:E
whom has unlimited power on the subject.
Q0-R. J. Meigs, Esq. Nashville, Tennessee, says o.
this stove: "Its performance is all that be wished
in think 1t scarcely possible to excl it. Ell
Their in the agreeable temperature of the air which il
pr duces, or in the economy and neaness with which
the effect is Produced In short, am charmed with II
and will never be without it," After using 1t rear, he
says: ls merits suTpass in my opinion, all that can be
said oft" Rev. J. N. Campbell, ID. D., Albany New
to exceed my expectations, in every particular am
entirely satisfied that il is in all respects superior TO any
ether stove in use" Or. @. bought one cord of x0od
for his study last winter, and has some OF il leIt.)
DIR. s.. Kidder, CharlestOwn, Mass, says 81 have
had this stove in about years, have found fully
TO answer The description ct the INVENTOR and, with
proper attention to The door and damper will venture
10 say will be found the most cemfo table, convenient
and economical stove of any in use" q. SaItar M.
d., Of Boston, supplied his stove with fuel last winter,
only twice a week) Rev. E. G.. Tracy, Editor OF the
Vermont Chronicle says "s perfect safety at all tines
the saving of fuel the little attention thai requires,
the uniform and equabis temperature that keeps zP in
all parts of the roon ho thermometer in the back part
of large open keeping within half degree of the
same point lor 10 or IL hours together the summertime
atmospheric lat il gives ia the winter day,
exceflencies that render literally Incompatible" Rev
II. Curss, Brandon, VT, says: 81 should be unwilling
to dispense with it for any consideration. have found
it an excellent article for sick rOen producing mild
and equabie temperature, night and day. am conf
dent that convenience heretofore possessed com
pare with this in cases Of pulmonary affection q sab
stitute for removal to soaherR cliRats during
/ we're winter seasons" 7ss.. .. .s.s,-..-...-
The Inventor says: "The Air Tight Sieve was haven't
ed in curing very dangerous pulmonary attack; and
In two three such attacks have found it more eff
fectaa haa every hing else, its aaying the cough
(by means Of its soft and moist atmosPhere) removing
II entirely IN few days, aAa absolutely putting al
coughs and colds at defiance, thar the bes
| summer weather, and without its weakening effects
would not have miles bo the climate Of Italy,
Baltimore Pilot, Philadelphia U. 8. Gazette, N. Y
Journal of Commerce, and Boston Courier three nIhs
city twlcs week, country once week. %