Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-21
LOSeACaE's sACcHAaomaTEa.
BAgAssB FURNACE.

Patented July n, 1867.
TIVE undersigned has been engaged foy The
Il past three years In building and putting In
70 operation the sbcys mentioned Bsgasse Fur
mace.
lie has devoted his whole time and attention,
during the last three rolling seasons ~ the prsc.
teal operating Of his Furnsees ON the various
Plantations In this State, on which they have
been erected. lie has done this for the purpose
cf learning land testing, by SEXUAL observation
and personal experiments, the nature and re-
puirefnents of Bsgssse ~ Fuel. So that he
might erect Furnace with accuracy and Ger.
tainty, 10 consume Bagasse az fast rs N comes
rom the mill, NJ all ipes and under all eireun-
stances. aud without trouble or diTicuity.
He has experimental ON different places, and
~ various periods during the iss n rec years. for
The purpose Of ssceftslning what amount 81 beat
ear be obtained from nagasse, In its almost end
less variety Of conditions when grinding cane. 70
make any given number Of hcesheads Of sugar in
twenty fcur hours.
From bis long, iahofioas and close application
10 these subjects, he now believes himself able 10
construct the above men TONED Bsgssse gurnses
50 as to give complete and entire satisfaction 10
Planters, both IN regard 10 their saving N incl.
.he facility With which they can he managed and
lie claims these advantages for his Furnace -
I. They do not emit smoke or sparks from The
top or from any part Of them.
y. There are no crate bars whatever In these
Furnaces, or other irons which can be exposed 70
high heat.
9. The longer these Furnaces are hep, IN oper.
alton the smaller, In proportion, n the duantjty
Of refuse ~ be removed. when the grinding stops
Hence " requisite, they can be kept IN operation
during the entire rolling season. merely nv Keep
ing the ashes clear from the draught doors.
4. They are constructed 20 close perfectly sir
tight. ne ~ strip the combustion IN an instant:
and they have dafupsrs 10 cut on the connuni.
cation between the Furnace ana the chimney. 90
IS 70 retain the heat In them any length Of time.
required.
8. After they sfe In operation, they consume
The Bsgasse completely masking perfect burn
ibg-as fast rs u comes from the mill, and With
out the use ~ wood or other fuel,
0. The drsught doors, the hampers and The
feeding hoppers, are entirely under the control
Of, and can be easily maps ed by one ordisarily
intel gent nesro--s little Instruction and show
Ing only being necessary:
ties who ssy not have had an opportunity of
Witnessing the operation Of any of hls Furnaces,
~ the following named gentlemen, sugar planters,
who have them erected or their places
William Fort, Esq, one, Magnolia Plantation,
Hon. D. y. Ksnner, two, Ashland and Bowdon.
Ascension.
n. VI, barrow. ESQ, one, ysttsn.
DR.. =. w. fvis, one, smithfeid.
james n. Devs'i, ESQ.,, one, Ashland, West Bat
Arthur Denis, ESQ, one. False River, poin,
coppee.
ms.s,.. y.w.a mccu,cheon, one, ormoud,
| ~. Charles.
John n. Thompson, Esq, one, Clsiborn, Iber.
Vile.
John n. Williams, Esq, one, willow Glen,
Rapidss, nesr Alexsndris, Ia.
DR.. John Casscn, one, Experiment, Rspides,
near Alexandria.
Messrs .. O. Ccfeld a n. NJ. Davis. one. Mans.
tee, Msnstee River, Fla.
aEoHes NJ. LoNeAcRE,
30 Matches 81, New orleans.
P.s.--G. N. LONG ACRE would tske this Oh
portuBity N tender, his wsrmest Acknowledge
ment 70 each Of the shove named gentlemen, Tor
their uniform kindness and courtesy 10 him, In
very relation which he has had with them.
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