Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
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BAeAssE FURNACE.

Patented Jaly ~, ls5Is
r1vHE undersigned has been engaged fer The
j past three years In building and putting In
70 operation the sbove mentioned Bsgasse Fur.
mace.
lie has devoted his Whole time and attention,
during the last three rolling seasons " the pfse
ilesl operating Of bis Furnaces, on The various
Plantations In this state, on which they have
been crested. He hiss done this for the purpcs~
| Of learning land testing, by sexual observation
| snd personal experiments, the nature snd re-
| apitstoepts % Bssssse ss . Fpel no That h.
| might erect Furnace with socurscy sn5 GER
tsinty, " consume Bsgssss as last ne ~ comes
from the mill At sii times aud under cit eifsua-
| stances, and without trouble or dimeuity.
he has sxperjrnenied on different places, snd
81 various periods during the last thres yssrs, for
| the purpose Of ssesrtaibipg what smount ~ hest
can he obtained from Baeasse, in ne almost end
less variety Of conditions when grinding cane, 70
make any given number Of bosshssds Of sugar In
twenty -f0ur hours.
Profahis long, isborieus and elise application
10 these Subjects. he SOW believes himself sbe 70
| construct the above mentioned Bszasss Furnaces
so ss 10 give complete and sbijre satisfaction 70
| Planters, both in regard 10 their saving ~ fuel,
the facility with which they can he managed and
their durability.
lie claims these aavastaees for his Furnace -
4. They do not emit smoke or sparks from The
top or from any cart Of them.
q. There are mo- crate bars whatever In these
Furnaces, or other irons which can be exposed 10
| q high heat.
3. The longer these Furnaces are kept IN ope,-
alton The smaller, In proportion, rs The quantity
| Of refuse tobe removed, when the grinding stops
Hence n requisite, they can be ksptIn operation
during the entire rolling season, merely by keep.
ing The ashes clear from the dsssgbt doors.
4. They are constructed 10 close perfectly air.
tight. 70 as b. stop the combustion IN an ibstant
and they have dampsrs " cut on the communi-
| cation between the Furnace and The chimney, 20
~ 10 retain the heat In them any length Of time.
required.
the nsgssse compIetsly-msking perfect burn
ipg--ss fast ne u comes from the mill, and with
cut the use Of wood or other fael
| .. The drapgbt doors, the hampers and the
| Of, and can be easily mans ed by one ordinarily
int gent negro--s little Instruction and show
| Ing only being necessary.
| Ths undersigned would respectfully refer par.
| Ties who May not have had an opportunity of
Witnessing the operation Of any Of bis Furnaces,
10 the following namsd gentlemen, sugar planters,
who have them erected on their places
William > Fort, ESQ. ons, Magnolia Plantation,
| Hon. D. y. Ksnnsr.two, Ashland and Bowdon.
Ascension.
IL. III. Barrow, Esq, one, Ysttan.
DR.. ,. W. LYLE, one, smithheid.
James X. DsvslI, Esl., one, Ashland, West Bat
Arthur Denis, Esq, one. False River, Point
/ Coupee.
Messrs. Jw. ds. Mecusehson, one. ormond,
] st. Charles.
John n. Thompson, Esq, one, Claisofn, ioer-
| Vile. t
John X. Williams, Esq, one, willow Glen,
RApid-s. near Alexandria, La.
br. John Casson, one, Experiment, Rapids,
| near Alexandria.
Messrs J. G. consid 4 r.. NJ. Davis, one, Mana
Wv Gy0RgE ". LoNgACRE,
IS Matches g., New Orleans.
P.s--G, NJ LONG ACRE would take this op.
portupity TO tender his varmest acknowledge
| ment 20 each OF the above named gentlemen, Tor
their uniform kindness and courtesy 10 him, In
very relation which he has had with them.
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