New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04
General Notifies.

~ n Griffin &. Co - Pstsnt Heat Generator, for
the ssving Fuel and valuable improvement for
the Promotion and Detention OF Heat under Steam Boilers
and Furnaces for Chemical and Mechanical purposes-Ap
pcable 10 Sea. Bote ana Furnaces OF every vn'y OF
construction both on land Office ss Broadway,
: corner Of John-st New-York
Those interested need be told that from o to 50 per
cent Of heat lost By the economical mode Of setting
Steam Boierr
This new and valuable improvement discovered and
patented few yesrs ago, under the Title OF SEABuRrs
PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
The present Propre,ors OF this improvement now pre-
pared to offer to the Public plan for setting Ssen BSer'
and the construction OF furnaces for other purposes that
will actually all the heat that they now lose by the old
mode of setting them They also prepared 10 show by
experiment. and Of the same for two years past
by certificates n their possession from business men OF IT.
reproachabe cha-acter that rem IS 50 cent OF ss
is sed the by the and application OF this
princpehat s the Of steam that was form
ery required do all the work by The old mode OF acting
Boilers done with the application OF this improve
rsn; with from hslf TO three quarters OF the fuel
The principle may be applied on the Sugar pansa-
lions ut the South with the results to economy Of
fuel.
This Improvement consists In the peculiar construction OF
chamber and the conducting Of the ue or aues into
the stack chimney in such that heat passes
of through the chimney bu, retained in and about the
boiler where II Is wanted.
The Proprietors have Illustrations OF the Principle and
Drawings AT their Office in the City OF New-york where
they respectfully invite Steamboat Projectors, Manusctu-
rers and OF fuel for manufacturing purposes to
call and examine themselves Also To those who wish
TO this invention applied would say that the orgt'
nal Inventor is employed to superintend the work
The cost Is but tribe than the old mode OF setting,
while the saving Is immense large Of
fuel ANY Boilers or Furnaces now In be altered
with but little expense delay. All communications by
Letter addressed the propetors, will be puncuay at
tended TO- and every information the subject cheerfuy
This Improvement, win be disposed OF individuals
companies on perfectly satisfactory TO those who wish
10 purchase and think that the saving TO teu IN one
year will their cos so thai In reality COSTS tnen
nothing. , ,,,,, ,,,-.,,,- l..
cent 10 read carefully e following cefuhCales oa uoao
rrio noIph have Il in use.
1872 Broadsrny. Nerr- York. October, lsi5
This i. 10 certify, That, in the summer Of ls+S'
Co Rec;ifers Everit-sL Brooklyn, \. Y. to weigh and
keep account Of the quantity Of coal which was con;
also 10 run their still by steam weighed and kept the
account with all the accuracy could and found thai u
reoired upon the average from 1000 10 1900 pounds
OF Lackaana lump coal The boiler set In as good
manner as boilers 10 fact twas tho same az al
Ices Of The Heat Generator" applied he. invention 10
this same boiler and again directed by my employ,
ers to weigh and keep account OF the quantity OF coal
which was consumed In performing the work as be-
fore and found that required the average from IOo
In pounds oil RRir0a1 nut SIZE Coai
by making saving of OF ths quantity used and also
farther saving of onefourh of the price OF the lump coal
because the least dollar per ton cheaper or
heat thai Is generated by Clue Seaburys patent appe
rsus Ia confined under the boiler and does not pass up
the chimney much the when furnaces are con
structed in the usual manner, will merely mention, ina
while the engine is al work, man may place ns nand
the opening In the chimney which Is required 70 Dc
made and completely In the hue OF tho chimney wnop'
burning or any inconvenent feeling; while It would be I'm
nossb TO place his hand the top OF the chimney Wner
20, in the usual manner / would also mention that b,
Cu,e Seshurys invention the heat 10 confined that
will keep the many hours after the ire 10 OUT and
IA proof OF the assertion have several times whom busl
ness has required IT, the engine TO work and pumped
ground and whisky into the top room OF our dstery
without any fir being lighted the next morning at O'Clock
and the fire extngushsd at O'Clock the pre-
ceding evening" and the time that the engine wes pump
ing as have stated have taken out the cnders and cnk
es from the with my hands. the cndes being per
fcy cold The fact odrving engine ucifhouf fire under
he boiler was such extraordinary circumstance, that
have called several my neghbors witness IT, and they
all declared they could not have believed II they bad
| moi seen IL WILLIAM Fl. BAKING,
| (Foreman 10 Messrs. Bach Son Co.
Rectihers, Everit-sL Brooklyn
Augni 26lh 1916.
forgot continue the Of their Invention
with the same results. W.. h. b.
CT See similar certificates from Johnson, Geer Cox
Troy, N. Y; E. c. Salisbury, West Troy ~ T.; John
Dale Lsnsingburgh. N. Y Cook Engle BROOKLYN n T.
! G. Lane and C. B. Tippel Agents Methodist Book Con
Steam Mills Shst N. Y. Gen. T. W. Harvey, sSrd' st cor