New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
ITO SUGAR PLANTERS-
ANES' STAR SUGAR PAN,
And
Improved Steam Train, for Making Sugar.

the OF the interests involved the competition
planters louisiana in introducing upon their improved
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different processes employed in The Of sugar TT
found ss NE ssa.es syss
lions proved that y;roa' have been I'll. kinds o.
for procuring heat rot even admit Of their ennusr
the r. s s
Consigned them S into oblivion
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pan Haes is first Introduction upon the plantations
Louisiana in 1929 to the pessn. time has s
The panters Via Simplicity Of constrao,on he ease with
the
srncton of the common worm o have rendered the most
he
and made effective.
horizontal area q he pan The pipes viii esaporate rapidly
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dement 70 the continued Of the In mechanical con-
In Of these evaporation Elected
@ II The m on y the ss
time action obtained Of much
grain sns as ana
drainage Of molasses Is also materially lesssned
and firm grain 'aEh At 'p The
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orationis equal Planters have the
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results hsss been vt hs ns
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kind, which consists CLARITY ing, three
Grating and granua,ng each of which contained
aeuty Which was sspesneed maintaining ma the steam
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out and replaced by Ames improved This alter
shoe With hs falowns results
hand regret my time Is So completely taken up
following sds"nssss Of your Star Pan over s Ok
The Star Pan dos not lower the steam in the boilers
cleaning and enatng the liquor the train
sid Pan, Inoy clean and blow up juice, which
Star Pan finishes rapdly and y !hss means AZ steam train
than p.s,ioas AnShss advantage it bos better at
Tie greatest advanace however. is that the grain of til
sugar cooked IN your Star Pan Of 80 steam
difference in the mpsss Of the grain the IL h
sa Pan at s 60 n :. owing r b
ely dry train. with your Coil and Cool
70
head with the common hued OF u, and the umo,
E Psn vii ns s. b svss thereafter
any you may see proper to PROFOUND with regard
Very truly y0a'ws; App f. GILBERT
reputation of The writer of the foregoing letter as an
persneed and maker is second T. IN
Staeo whom planters referred well to Mr. Rcart
the proprietor of the estate for further information.
The Star Pan be furnished cheap ordinar
In For fnrther information address the Pnente
New Orleans the undersigned, sole authorized mnufa
| turers.
WHEELER FORSTALL,
| Coppersmiths and Mschnists.
| jas I'm 2l9 Tchoupitonas street.
HHspNnR Fh NV 4 ~
aud ready for delivery at the shortest notice. comprsp
Eighty Steam Engines with their Boilers and Chimnies
Twenty-Five SAW MILLS, including Single and Double Oh
cular Saw Mills with both Iron and Wooden Frames Of No
| cross Stearn's Patents.
Fifty Stratb's Iron Frame CORN AND FLOUR MILLS.
| TWEEN y-Four Newells COTTON SCREWS of 6, 8, and
| inches diameter by IL feet long.
One Thousand feet TURNED and POLISHED WROUGH
IRON SHAFTISG with corresponding pillows blocks, hi
couplings and pues from II 20 90 inches in diameter
| IL inch face.
| Ten DOCTOR ENGINES Of different Sizes
Six STEAM BATTERIES with tanks pipes cocks &c, b
CIRCULAR SAWS Of all sizes, from As to II inches in
| ameter.
| Six DRAINING MACHINES, of different sizes. b.
For sale on the most favorable terms.
| s. H. GILMAN,