The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-16

! would pectfulIy state that since writ
ing the foregoing have had the scale taken
nom nom thls vessel boilers, and It amounts TO
FOUR THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND PIPTY
l4-Soel FoUSDS- This, in nv opinion. has
been loosened by the American Anfi-Incfu-
stator. lately placed in the boilers Another
good result arising nom this, Will be a saving
Vi Goal WILLIAM TIFsroN
Chlet Engineer Steamship Somerset.
STEAMER JOHN GIRsoS.
BALTIMORE, September :. iS5S
MeE1s. RzldsroGs, FS5llCleE & o..
A9e1ts BGltiSoTe and Charleston lSteuusshfu
CTeatIzaaa-By your order of sIS4 Jnly, ,,,.,-.
wss placed IN the boiler Of the steamer John
g fbson, OF which 1 am Captain, two Anti-
Inc{ustatoTs Immediately thereafter we
made a trip 70 Charleston, during which time
large amount OF scale WAS detached from
our boilers We have Just made q second
ZIP, and, upon examination, md the scales
Before the Introduction of the Anti-Incrus-
49, = E consumed stE1y tO5sS OF coal in the
Won va te8s flEE1 my toEs-the difference IN
~ 10, o. iuei being attributable to the
Al The time OF the application of the in
S- II uo.Ie5s were coated with scale
inch thick Respectfully a.
-.-.-.. P. W, Rim, Master.
MONUMENT Mr1Ts
BALTTNEoRK. SOY. ISIh, lisa
4esSTS. q. II. WdErieid, & o.
GesltLeBaeIl-In- compliance with your or
ders, the American Anti-Inerustafnr yrSS
placed in the boilers at your mill on the ION
OF september, 1850. Amer 1t had been on a
fortnight noticed that we used much les
fuel, and made good deal more steam.
opened the boilers on the 10th OF Sovern-
Der, the instruments having been IN for two
months, and was as much surprised as ! was
pleased 10 ind that the scales had all been
clean. and have no doubt the instruments
Will keep them clean.
Respectfully, etc.
Ggo. T. MAGILI., Head Miller.
JOHN 1OITS.
POOLE & Hunt. ESGISRRIas & FoUSpERs, !
=. -, BALTIMORE. July, 8, lSa5. ~
some weeks ago We consented to have one
OF the instruments Of the American Anti
lncrCstatton Company attached TO the boiler
Of ouT works
At the time the Anti-Incrustaior was At
tacned. the interior of the boiler was coated
with scale averaging one-elghth OF an inch
IN ihlckneSs. a very large portion Of this
scale mas been detached by the action OF the
We have no doubt but thai, in a short
time, our boiler viii be entirely freed from
ton 50 long as the u=e OF the Anti-Incrusta-
Tor may be continued. and feel free 10 saw
Lh9i We are convinced that the instrument
VIII detach scale from boilers which have
been In use, and keep them free thereafter,
and that II viii prevent the formation OF
Respectfully, PooLE& HUNT.
At the Office of the Company, q
Second street, there are many curious
specimens on exhibition as the results
of the working of this instrument, and
we would advise all who use steam
boilers, as matter of economy and
practical interest to themselves, TO call
and examine them.
The territory for which the MARYLAND
Company has the exclusive right Of
sale is large and valuable. II embraces
Maryland, Delaware, the District of
bia, Virginia Including West
virginia. and the Government ships.
shops, yards buildings, etc, in ali
parts of the United States.
The following is the organization of
the Maryland Anti-Incrustation Com
pany:
Direetors-wm. Prescott Smith. Da-
yid L. Bartlett (of Hayward & Bartlettl.
German n. Hunt Cof Poole & Hunt,
z. g. Sanerwein, John c. Cresson.
Chas. KNAPP tof Fort Pitt Iron Works.
Joseph B. Ford, Joseph r. Anderson
,of Tredegar Iron Works., Il. s. Nc
Comb (of Bush & Lobdell, Whining
TOM
President VIM. Prescott Smith.
Secretary and TredsUrer-Oliver Ho-
blitzell.
Many of the gentlemen connected
with this Company are well and favor
ably known here, and we have there
fore no doubt of the ultimate grand
success OF the instrument and Of the
Company itself.