STANLEY'S PATENT COAL BURNER



patented by


HENRY STANLEY,


Patentee of the celebrated
ROTARY STOVE,
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which, after test Of many years, and in
despite Of all the exertions to excel it,
stands unrlvalled for culinary purposes.
To those, therefore, who are acquainted
with the Rotary Stove, il is only neces-
sary to say that the Coal Burner is Of his
produc tion to ensure their patronage.
This Stove is so constructed that every
plate exposed to the cutter atmosphere
has a circulation Of heated air at the op-
posite side Of it, producing uniform
heat throughout the entire stove, and not
sufficiently intense at any one point, to
injure or disc0lor the plates. BY this
arrangement, also, the heat is radiated
directly from the stove, and at the lower
part OF the room where it should be, and
supersedes the necessity and saves the
expense and unsightly appearance OF large
quantities OF pipe, necessary to be used
in most stoves, to prevent the escape Of
heat into the chimney. It's form and orn-
aments are beautiful, and the casting is
not surpassed by any in the country.
1t is adapted to the use Of


Churches, Halls, Banks, Stores,


Pariours,


and indeed to any place that requires
warming, and is very economical in the
consumption of fuel.


Fer sale by


M. N. STANLEY & Co.


Nos. 244 & 246 Water st.
Who have, also, full supply Of Stanley s
patent Rotary Cooking Stoves for burn
ing wood or coal. Also, a neat little
stove for warming Offices, cham bers, SC.
with wood or coal.


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