New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-18
Sensra! Notices.


n d. Griffin & Co.'s Ha,sls Heat Genersss5B eor
The ssving ofFuel Anew and szaasls nproveraPx for
the Promotion and Detention Of tuador Steam Boiler,
and Fuinsces for Chemical and znicrl pasrses-Ap-
plieable S:srua Bolers md Frsz OF ssefS ysc<y
construction both land and wssE.@ Gdes ~ Broadway
corner of John-s- N-w-York-
Those interested need De told that from 5 to 50 PEI
cent heal lost by tie economical mode Of setting
Steam Boilers
This and valuable improvement was discovered sd
patented few years sso under tie Title Of 'SxABrsYs
PATENT Heat GENERATOR
The present Proprieors this Improvement pro
pared offer the Pubic plan for sstsy Sa S9sir,
ard the construction Of furnscss for or purposes thai
viii actually al the heat hat they lose by the old
mode OF setting item They also prepared 10 show by
ac;ux experiment, and Of the for years psst
By certificates IL their possession from business Of r-
reposchabe character that frem IS 80 per Of ti
is 'red to the BY the and application OF this
prrciplehat is, the amount OF steam ta form
ery required to do all the work By The old mode OF setting
Boilers IS done with the application OF this improve
nenl with from half to three quarters OF the niel
The same principle may be applied the Sugar psua-
ions at the South with the results to economy OF
fuel.
This improvement consists IN the peculiar construction OF
the chamber and the conducting the Que sues into
chimney IN such that heat passes
cd through the chimney bat Is retained 10 and about the
boiler where Il is wanted
The Proprieors haze Illustrations Of the Principle and
Drawings a; their ohce in the City OF New-York where
thew respectfully invite Steamboat Prupretors Maruacu-
rers and OF fuel for manufacturing purposes
call and examine Tor themselves Also those who wish
have this invention applied, would say that tho orig
nal Inventor is employed to superintend the work
The Is but trihe than the old mode OF setting,
fuel ANY Boilers Furnaces now IL he altered
with bur little expense delay. AL communications by
Letter addressed the propreors Will be punctTaly a.,
tended TO- and every Information on the subject cheeruy
gwen,
companies perfectly satisfactory to those who wish
10 purchase; and think that the saving TO them In
year will cover their cost SO that in reality II costs Ihem
nGlhing ....,.., No., ., ,,.,u mi. c,.,,.. j.,
carefully tho following certificates from those
ia2 broadway, Nerp- York. October, 1855.
This 10 certify, That in tho summer OF 1913. l
Co. ' Rsetifer. E7efits Brookiyn n Y. to weigh and
keep account of the quantity OF coal which was con-
also 10 run their still by steam weighed kept The
with al The accuracy could, and found that II
required upon the average, from 1000 1900 pounds
of Luckawaua lump coal The boiler set Ia good
boilers in fact Il The
present Some time aer Messrs Cuts Seabury Paten-
tees of The Heat Generator applied ;heiT invention 10
this same boiler and was again directed by my employ
weigh and keep account OF the quantity OF coal
which consumed in performing the sanie work as be-
fore and found that required upon the average from 100
$50 pounds of Railroad sxc LackawHna coal there
by making saving OF third OF the quantity used and also
farther saving Of oneFourh Of the price of the hump coal
because coal least dollar tni oil Tbs.
IHaVSetf SeRbury's patent hPPa
confined boiler, and does not pass up
the chimney much the when furnaces are con-
structed in the usual will merely mention, that
while the engine Is at work, may place his nand
through the opening In the chimney which Is required 10 be
made, and completely IN the fue Of he chimney without
burning any nconvenenL feeling; while IL would be I'M
possible place his hand ON The top Of tho chimney when
set In the usual would also mention that by
Clue Sesburys invention the heal Is confined that
will keep the steam hours otter the IRE out
proof Of the assertion, have tmes when
has required H. set tho engine 10 and pumped
water into the reservoir which 10 at eas p feat 10
1uInd ROdw "
without any being lighted the next morning clock
and the FIRE exng ushed hapaat6 O'Clock the pre-
ceding evening" and the time that the engine was pump
ing have stated have taken out the cinders and cink
from the furnace with my hands, the cinders being per
fctly cold Tho fact driving engine WITHOUT IRE under
tie boiler such extraordinary circumstance that
have Sen several neighbors witness H. and tsy
all declared hs >v believed II they had
not seen Il WILLIAM II. BAKING,
IFOreman ~ NesSrs Bach, Son 4 Co.
RecIifers, Ever. Al BROOKLYN.