The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-21
DARNUM's COMPOUND HEATER.-whh

ID apparatus almost any dsgrec Of heat msy Be produced
ardent spirits The intensity If The hea! be graduated
in such manner to rsse the mercury Theraouet. to
required degree and retain the change al
pleasure, which will he fonnd very convenient in this variable cl
Il moi impossible to temper x. ali Properly win coal, The f.ei
With which fire may be produced Graduated and e.ngusd
for the inhabitants Of the Southern States we'll for those ofhis
section
this appau all the heat thrown Of directly into the Ex
Peenes has taught many that no dsis.e5o effects are produced
has been found in Of sickness The humidi-
ved he peculiarly agreeable and heAhu for those afflicted
with consumption OF other pulmonary complaints
rooms where there fire places auss other fxnes for
The apparatus 80 constructed only heat
ing apartments but for making tea Of ssse and tor ,Iog
taI debosd or other aure ~ithou, the use Of fire place
stove or furnace Tbs fixtures consist: OF several psr which
jec These parts sold separately collectively to suit pur
cha:er ~
made in five minutes merely by lighting the lamp AVID il be
e,ns ,ns an n , viii sS attention "
The following result Of an experiment made with the smae,
charged haif pint put spe
ration dsensoas Is feet by 8, where the mercury in
apparatus produced by column of fed air constantly pssng
off pm and to test the intensity Of this current Of a was the
the that the should be placed first
feet directly above the stove and then the most dsta part OF
in minutes 20 leg in 10 minutes. % deg IN IS minutes deg
in Is mnue which raised IL "a deg above where remained
the became full operation At the expiration of this time
The stood GO deg above in the extreme part
The eorrrcne. of these statements proved by many
respectable citizens, but if further testimony should be re-
occar demonstration be such manner as 10
I" any who and feel that they are not exagge
The apparatus with which thi. experiment tried caedthe
Compound Heater No 2n lis size II inches By s-Pree Ten
twenty doa An additional charge made for the fixtures fur
making and coffee they in connection with the
made small scale expressly for making eoae &c Ne
Be S % he h es y @
be graduated in both increase diminish the temperature
given quantity liquid and the expense attending operation
pend the degree heat required These may he calculated
Plain using apparatus acoomsny each
, From ne now in our . s%
calculated the questions that will naturally arise in the
mind Of one wis wish to obtain further hrstionn relation
Crowds were yesterday Me.srs
heating large counting room with ws pence worth If New Eng
ard Ran by Of and curious apparatus invented by Mr.
H. L. Banum The well known author Of the Spy Unmasked and
works. well Inventor Of several machines
a .d he is truly euou, .; and we'll worthy
apgroved-[s NJ News.
shall only way propoed
application philosophy 10 the purposes life
by this compound heater which, BY combining the cnbusibiy
blow pipe The principle Of he air fomaee the purpose
us for Warming sps%e ce Ss We have
actual e1,erneu,ally that is einenty
from place to p S,t' pea'1s- Y
Heating rooms raod rood coaLThere nothng-even in
little affair recently invented and sale in This city for
heating without the aid Of WOOD coal The article small
and portable AID indeed very pretty unfit
tor centre table, 1t occupies not more than square foot and
weighs about twenty pounds-l Times . -.
machine which drink. distilled liquors hsughina manner not It all
of. nve to the friends Of tcta abstinence fire is
in il, genuine slate The
ht OF boiler filled with spirits and large het lamp beneath
furnished with couple Of blow pipes placed la such
as TO force The steam horizontally against the aring wck Of the
which stand either side and which become heated
eurrent of air Of Immediately formed in the chimney
and SO the warmed No smoke or injury 10 the air
sisned in te highest IL thought that be
dear fuel, but told that th the and all
q cea that to burn up is making very proper use Of
Sonsething Really Nss-A gentleman called this
Q by new couple Of hurse We could
oeet-mors especially he farther excited cuoyfy
stating that the heat produced by the evaporation Of rsm In
five minutes the APPARATUS which, instead of huge
CRATE OF iron casilne 10 surprise consisted Of neat
copper covered stew atop. which he placed table, and
with taper set in opera In less than ten
The process was a simple was sueeea The
very curious and bids fair be useful -[Com. ADV.
One of Mr. Bahuus Compound Heaters has heen
standing the cold has been intense Of that time the
IN which that stove was in operation, was kept very warm
New York, Jsnuary ie, 1856. H. KELLOGG.
We have Mr.. Barnum's Compound Heaters
our opinion in relation 70 rs utility Il The object
for which designed in admirable Almost any
dds5ee OF heat may be produced S without Sks Or any
New York, Dec. IL, 1885. sss.r f.rias-
Having several of Mr. Barnuns Compound Heaters in
hehness Of atmosphere raiied by i.f cheerfuy
that bieve deIetes eaeet will he reduced upon the
human system by The combustion the articles USED for generating
heat They 10 10 be admir- ae conance for warming