New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-11
General Aotircs.


r. D. Griffin & Co.'s Ps;en, Heat Generator, for
the saving OF Fuel and valuable improvement. for
the Promotion and Detention OF Hea under Steam Boilers
and Furnaces for Chemical and Mechanical purpose-Ap
picab. TO Boilers and Furnaces Of every vary Of
construction both on land and wafer. Once 1872 Broadway
corner OF John-s- New-York.
Those interested need no, be tod ha; from IS 50 per
cent, Of iosI by the most economical mode OF setting
Steam Boilers.
This rev and -auable improvement discovered and
patented few wears ago under tie Tho If SEAsURy's
PArtST Hear GENERATOR
THE present. Propreor Of this Improvement Are now pre-
pared to offer tbs Public plan for setting Steam Boer'
and the construction of furnaces for other purposes that
will actually all the heat that they lose By the old
mode OF setting them They also prepared 10 show by
actual experiment aud of the for years past
BY certificates in their possession from business ofir
eproschable charac,er frs Is 50 per Of fuel
l. by the and application OF this
princ,pe-,hat s the of steam that form
ery required all the work by the old mode Of setting
Boilers done with the application OF this improve
rneni) with from half TO three quarters Of the fuel
The principle may be applied on the Sugar plants
tons q, the South with The results economy Of
fuel.
This improvement consists in the peculiar construction OF
the IRE chamber the conducting OF The tue ues into
the stack chimney in such manner that no heat passes
of through chimney bot IS retained in and about tie
boiler where IL Is wanted.
The Projectors Illustrations OF the Principle and
Drawings al ,heil Office in the City of NewYork. where
thew respectfully invite Steamboat Prop'ieors Msnufacu
rrs and OF fuel fo' manufacturing purposes 10
call and for themselves Also, To those who wish
10 have this invention applied would say tina, the org
nal Inventor is -uiplov-d 10 sup-rintend u, work.
The is but fe more than the old mode oil seirng
while the saving Is immense 10 those are large consumers
fuel. ANY Furnaces in be altered
with but hue expense OF ueay Az oy
Letter addressed TO the propretors will be puncuhy At
tended and every information on the subject cheerfuy
This Improvement will be disposed OF individuals
companies perfectly satisfactory 10 those who wish
purchases and think thai the saving 10 them IN one
nohing.
sent to carefully the following certificates from those
,nho have i; in
1872 Rroad:ray Se.r- York. October, lsi5.
This /, TO certify, That, in the summer OF 1913,
Co. Reciihers Everii-st Brooklyn, " Y 10 weigh and
sed an 10 dVe III their esns OF horse power and
also 10 their still by steam weighed aud kept the
account with all the accuracy could, and found thai il
OF Isckawsns lump coal. The boiler wss set In as good
manner as most boilers in fact /, the
present Some time AFTER Messrs Clute Seabury, Psen-
-es OF The Heat Generation applied thei: invention
thls same boiler and again directed by my employ
ers TO weigh and keep OF the quantity coal
which consumed in performing the work be-
fore found that required upon the average from 700
TO s5O pounds Of Railroad size Lackawans coal there
By making saving Of one third OF the quantity used and also
farther saving OF onefourh of the price of the lump coal
because the coal At least dollar per cheaper
less in price than the lump In order show thai all the
heat that generated by Clue Seaburys patent appa
ratus confined under the boiler, and does pass
the chimney much the when furnaces
srucied in the usual manner will merely mention, that
wble the engine work, may place his hand
through the opening In the chimney which Is required 10 be
made completely In the ue OF the chimney without
burning any nconveneG feeling while il would be I'M
possible p!Ace his hand the Of the chimney
.e In the usual you'd also Eenuon that by
Cme Sesburys invention the heat is confined bs Ii
vii! Keep the many hours after the fire ia and
e. proof of the assertion have several times when bus-
ness has required H. the engine work end pumped
vA-r into which least feet aobve
ground and whisky into the top Of cur d!sllery,
without any FIRE being lighted the morning al O'clock
and the ire eNne uished hsfpzsi O'Clock pre-
c-diug evening and the That the engine pump
ing rs have stated have the cnders and cnk
ers The furnace with my rands. the cnters being per-
frc,ly cold The fact OF driving engine aout IRE under
tie Sger such extraordinary circumstance, that
have called my neighbours witness IT, and they
all declared that they could not have believed IL they had
no, seen il WILLIAM II. BAKING,
foreman 10 Messrs- Bach, Son / Co.
Rec,iers, Everit-sL Brooklyn
Aug,lrt 26th ls+a
with the results W. Il. B.
Of See similar certificates from Johnson, Geer Cox
Troy, N. Y; E. C. Salisbury, West Troy y Y; John D.
Dale Lansingburgh. n. Cook EngIr. Brooklyn N Y
G. Lane and C. Tippe Agents Methodist Book Con
Germ 200 Mulbsrry-st y. y Charles Ross Co Jefferson
Steam Mills 9th y. Y. Gen. T. w. Harvey, SSrdst
and 5rd.av ms lswE