New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-25
ITO SUGAR PLANTERS
AMEs' STAR SUGAR PAN
And 49,
Improved Steam Train, for Making Sugar.

From TIE the interests involved the competition
planters Of Louisiana in introducing npon their estates
os Per the Ssn ss @ otter Y
sfersI processes employed IN ,he manufacture Of for
be found possess he greA,et sdvantase The.e yesisa
tons proved ths, various have the different kinds Of
apparatus constructed for the employment
agent for procuring heat Aot even admit Of their
The greater number OF the recent introduction
upon the plantations IN louisiana hare far ea
consigned them .dy saes into oblivion 1hse facts
suited in the conviction that the planters adopt has
ben sd snd nohns but what has been proved
Tie success Which Ia. attended the use o the
pan { Halise from # first Introduction s panatoH
greater degree y oh lie aiFsn.sses desired by
the planters VII Simplicity o. construction the with
Aes' invention star paa las 50 slnpIfed the con-
perfect presented the pnies III sdvaa
TAGS oyes the &c ton wsri are THAI liz seappes
TIE Nh9e extent Of the heating surface OF the pes utilized
An Uniform temperature obtained tircug,ou. the whole
hos2n aI area Of The pap Ihs pipes will eEoe rapidly
Any portion Of the heating sueces be detached without
sacon fey pig simple Of Sy ps over inyes,ed
u Of these Effected
ns, K z ss pm alike an4itq bs shorter
better csan And color na sga y ogsned o. much
higher in saue than that ucedb any former method The
fiss made ii lie ss Star Pau of as good
sp sn q e @ i af s ss
Ing Il tean conseleni5 ue in the 9'he processes evap
in use have their pans altered combine ali tie ldvan:a
nnter the Of Mr. Wade Gilbert and belonging
TO Mr. r. e Rcars, Of Bayou Gonia lbersie. III the enga
Sas worm or H. ss' sss e esp. s
Grating and one FORMULATING each which contained ID
per cent more healing surface than Pan From the
dilhlNy which was experienced in naining tie
the boilers a; the So which 10 work
The srauneto induced Mr. Gilbert tie common worm
alton Of the granarg involved only onseight o. lie
AssASp4lE Nov 49, 1883.
came TO hand my time IS so completely taken rp
cahnot give you very elaborate reply. will however enu
one The Star Pan dos lower steam in the boilers as
rapidly as the old from ,h circumstance instead 81
old Pan, now oDly clean y cane jsee whicb he
n a 1ass ,es train
Temperature than the old Pan. 80 " S
The gressst Advantage however Is that the 2rau of the
sugar cooked n your Star Pan peraure 81 lb esm
Is as hard and FIRM in the old 80 % H. In fact zee no
difference in tie muess Of the grain the sugar even in tie
Star Pan at from 90 70 3d. imagine owing 10 thei be M
20 wh;er in ire pipes consequently application Is Of en-
Ing Pan from what can w,n ieer s.s e2 ia Cook
steam boilers would take wood 10 the hogs
he. with the common faed oi err "a and the utmost
Any Information acquire by experiercs hereafter In
working be Pan will any cheernly given "a well
a. You may see proper to PROFOUND with regard
Very truly yours.
The reputation of the writer of the foregoing letter a. an
2eencei manager and nsker second to none in tie
Stae-to whom planters referred well Rcard
The Star Pan can a furnished cheap most ordinary
N par ~ use tot farther Information address the rstentee
tuners. ~ ~
WHEELER & FoRsTALI
,ae,, @.@n Coppersmiths and Machinss