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A hard coa! fire, burn ing brightly, flat on the hearth, on a level with the floor, warming the feet delightfully, with an oval fire-place nearly three feet across, with n visible blower, very littl dust, and absolutely n gas, the ashes need re moving but once a year while by the extra heat pure air direct from ou doors is conveyed to a upper room, without the possibility of meeting with any red hot metalli surface, or with any cor rupting surface whateve -it is simply pure ai warmed. A Philadelphi correspondent says: have never known & day that a fire made in th morning was not equal t the day, no matter wha the temperature was out side." A gentleman write from New England, afte using the grate severa years: "If there were n other grate to be had, hundred times the pric of it would not induc me to part with it." On of these grates can b set in an ordinary fire-place in half a day, costing from $30 to $150, according to size and Onish. This grate consumes about the same amount of coal as an ordinary grate, and give out a softer, healthier, and greater amount of heat, by at least one fourth. The same hous Imports French and English Grates, Fire Irons, Fenders, Screens, Andirons, Do Grates, besides having an extensive manufactory of their own of Cooking Ranges, Warn Air Corrugated Cast Iron Furnaces and Parlor Grates, for public and private buildings with Registers, Ventilators, etc. They have recently patented the

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