New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28
General Notirfs.

r. d. Griffin & Co.'s Patent Heat Generator, for
the saving OF Fuel and valuable improvement fer
the Promotion and Detention OF Heat under Steam Boilers
and Furnaces for Chemical ard Mechanical purposesAp
picabe 10 Steam Boilers and Furnaces of every variety of
construction both land and wafer. Once lse Broadway.
corner Of John-sL New-York.
Those interested need be told that from a5 50 per
cent OF heat lost By the economical mode OF setting
Steam Boilers-
This new and valuable improvement discovered and
peeued few years ago. under the Title OF 'SEABuay's
PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
The present Propeiors OF this improvement, pre-
pared offer the Public plan for setting Ss Boiler,
and the construction of naces for other purposes that
Will actually s the hea, that they ose By the old
mode OF setting them They also prepared 10 show By
actnal experiment ard OF the for years past
By certificates in their possession from business OF M
eproachsble chsracter that re Is 10 80 per cent Of fuel
is sGved the by the and application OF this
principethat s the amount of steam thst form
ey required 10 do s The work by the old mode Of setting
Boilers is done with the application of this improve
rnentl with from halt 10 three quarters Of the fuel.
The same principle may be applied the Sugar plsuta
lions the South with the results economy of
fuel.
This improvement consists in the peculiar construction OF
the FIRE chamber and the conducting ofhe ue ues into
the stack chimney in such that heat passes
of through the chimney but is retained in and about the
boiler where il is wanted.
The Propretors have Illustrations OF tie Principle and
Drawings their Office in the City of NewYork where
they respectfully invite Steamboat Proprieors Manuc
rers and CONSUMERS OF fuel FOR manufacturing purposes
call and examine FOR themselves Also, those WHO wish
10 have this invention applied would sag that the org
mai Inventor is employed 10 superintend the work.
The Is but rae than The old mode OF setting,
while the saving immense 10 those are large consumers OF
fuel ANY Boilers Furnaces in can be altered
with but little expense or delay. All communications by
Letter addressed The popreors viii be punctuay at
tended to- and every information the subject cheeuly
gwen,
This improvement viii be disposed OF to individuals or
companies perfectly satisfactory TO those VINO wish
purchases and think that the saving to them in one
year will their tina, In reality It costs them
nothing.
We respectfully request those 10 whom this Circular Is
carefully the following certificates from those
rho non have 1t in use.
1872 Broad.ray Nesp- York. October, 1915.
This liz to certify, That, in the summer OF l8i5,
was desired by my employers MeSs's bacn, SON \
keep an OF the quantity of coal which was con.
sunrd to drive their engine of 5 horse power, and
also 10 run their still by ssam. weighed aud kept The
account with ali the accuracy could, and found that It
required upon the average from 1000 10 i9Co pounds
manner as most boilers in fact il tho same rs at
present Some time after Messrs Clute Seabury, Paen-
tees of The Heat Generator applied thei: Invention 10
this same boiler, and was again directed by my employ.
ers weigh and keep account of The qunnty oil coal
which was consumed in performing the same work as be-
found That IL required, upon Tue
10 $50 pounds of Railroad sze Lacknwana coal there
by making saving third OF the quantity used and also
farther saving Of onefourh of the price OF the lump coa
because the nut dollar per cheaper
less price than the lump In order TO show that all the
hea, that il generated by Cluie Seaburys patent appa
rs,us is confined under the boiler and does not pass up
The chimney much the when furnaces are con-
s,ricled in the usual manner, Will merely mention, that
while the engine IL al work, msn may place his hand
through The opening in the chimney which Is required TO be
made and completely in the fue of the chimney without
burning or any nconvenent feeling; while II would be I'M
posble place his hand the OF the chimney when
80, in the usual manner. would also mention that by
Clrs Searys invention the heat ia so conhned mat
will keep many hours after the hre OUT and
proof If the assertion have several nes wen DUST,
ness has required H. set the engine TO WORK and
water into the reservoir which Ia at least Y feet aobve the
ground and whisky into the OF our disniery
without any fire being lighted me nex morning AZ S &
ceding evening and at the time maj Inc engine WIS
inc as have stated have taken out the cinders and cink-
fectly cold The fact odving engine ithoai FIRE under
boiler such extraordinary circumstance that
have called several of my neghbors witness H. and they
oil that thew could have believed X heSShad
no, seen IL WILLIAM Fl. BAZlNG,
(Foreman Messrs. Bach, Son SsCo.
Rectifers, EvertsL Brooklyn
gust 10th ls+5
forgot sats We continue the uso OF their Invention
with the same resiita. ". n. b.
r. See similar certificates from Johnson Geer & Cox,
Troy NJ Y; f. c. Salisbury, West Troy, N. Y; John D.
G. Lane and C. B Tippe, Agents Methodist Book Con
cern Mulbsrryst n. " Charles Ross Co Jefsrson
Steam Mills 3ihst n. VI Gen. T. w Harvey S3rd 81 cor
and Srdav. u%o law"
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