US89027A

US89027A - Levi r

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Publication number: US89027A
Authority: US
Publication date: 1869-04-20
Anticipated expiration: 1886-04-20

Description

L. R. COMSTOCK.

Car Hater.

Patented April 20, 1869.

77 5572 eases.

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LEVI R. COMSTOCK,

0F KEOLKUK, IOWA.

Letters Patent No. 89,027, dated April 20, 1869.

RAILROAD-OAR s'rovn.

The Schedule referred to iatheae Letters Patent and making part of the name.

To all whom it may concern:

Be it known that I, LEVI R. COMSTOCK, of Keokuk, county of Lee, and State of Iowa, have invented an Improved Stove; and I hereby declare the following to be an exact description thereof, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, and to the letters of ref-l The nature of my invention consists in the construction of the square box, with funnel draught ends at the bottom of the stove, and hingeless damper, or valve, in the centre of the box, and connected with the cold-' air chamber, that has three upright pipes attached, that pass upinto a hot-air chamber above, from which hot-air chamber two or more pipes, on the opposite side of the stove, convey the air down again to the bottom of the stove, and discharge the purified airinto the room. Also, pipes leading out from each end of the reservoir into the room. Also, a pipe from the top of thereservoir, leading toa chamber above, and thus purified air is discharged at either end of the stove, or at the bottom, or conducted to a chamber above, directly fi'om the reservoir or hot-air chamber.

A represents the sides of the stove, of an oval-shape, with fire-door B in front, and smoke-pipe O at top.

D is the square draught-box, at the bottom of the stove, with funnel-shaped ends'E E, and having in the centre of the box a square hingeless-valve, G, to increase the draught at either endas it is conducted up into the cold-air chamber H.

Three or more upright pipes, J, lead from the chamber 'H, and conduct the air to the hot-air chamber K above. The air, then heated, passes down at the opposite side (and inside) of .the stove, through two or more vertical pipes, L, and is discharged at the bottom of the stove at aperture M.

The hot-air chamber K is of an oblong shape, and has pipes, N, at each end, and attached toeach end of the stove A, with revolving dampers P, to allow the heated air to pass into the room.

R is the toppipe, with a damper, S, that conducts the hot air from the chamber K to an upper room.

What I claim as my invention, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is p The construction of the oval-shaped stove A, with the draught-box D, cold-air chamber H, cold-air pipes J, hot-air chamber K, heated-air pipes L, N, and B, when arranged and combined as herein described, and

forthe purpose set forth.

' LEVI R. GOMSTOOK. vWitnesses:

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