Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22
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pAeAssE FURNACE.

Patented July I'll, 1881.
1VHB undersigned has been engaged fcr the
II past three years In building and putting IN.
70 operation The shove mentioned sssasse f"f-
lie has devoted bl<Absis time ana attention,
during the last three rolling seasons 70 the prse-
teal operating ~ his furnsees, on the various
Plantations m this state, on which tbey bsye
been erected. lie has done this fot the purpose
Of learning snd testing, by actual observation
and personal experiments. the nature snd re-
auifefsents ~ Bsgasse ss Fuel. SO that he
might erect 2 Furnace with accuracy sha GER
tsinty, 10 consume Bsgasse rs fast ss n comes
from the MILL ~ all times and Under all erentn-
stances, and without trouble or difienity.
He has Experimental on different places, and
~ various periods during the last three yesrs, for
! the purpose Of asrefiainine what afnount ~ hest
can be obtained from Bsessse, In its almost end
less variety 81 conditions when grinding zane, 70
make shy given number ofhogsheads Of sugar In
twenty. four hours
From his long, lstotious ara close application
| 10 these subjects, he now believes himseH able 10
construct tbs above mentioned Bseasse Furnace
so as 10 give cofrplese and entire satisfaction 10
pisntefs 10th IN regard 70 their saving ~ fuel,
the facility With which they can be managed and
| their durability.
fife ciairns these advantages Tor his Furnace -
I. They do not emit smoke or sparks from the
top or frofp sny part Of them.
B. There are no crate bars whatever In these
Furnaces. o. vthef irens which can be exposed 70
/ a high heat.
.. The longer these Furnaces are kept In oper.
alton the smaller. IN proportion, Is the qusntity
| 81 refuse W be removed, when The grinding stops
Hence " fequisjte, they can be keptin operation
during The eniife rolling season. merely by keep
| Ing the ashes clear from The dfsnyht deefs.
Z. They are constructed 10 close perfectly airs
tight 70 as 10 stop the combustion IN an instant;
| and they have dsmpefs 10 cut on the communal
cation between the Furnace and the chimney, so
As 70 retain the heat In them any length Of time.
| required
the Bsgssse completely : making peffs~ burn
ng-as fast As II comes from the mill, aud with
| out the use of wood on other fuel
o.. The draueht doors The datnpefs and the
feeding hoppefs, are entirely under the control
Of and can be easily maths ed ~ one efdisssily
Intelligent neeSo-s little Instruction and sbos-
| Ing only being necessary.
| The undersigned would respectfully refer par.
| Ties who spsy not have had an opportunity 81
Witnessing the operation u any Of bis furnaces,
| w. the following named gentlemen, sugar planters,
who hsve them erected on their places
William =: Fort, Esq, one, Magnolia Plantation,
| lion. b. y. Kspnsr, i've, Ashland and aowdop,
| Ascension
Il. n, narrow, Eco, one, Yattsn.
DR.. .. W. LYLE, one, sfnithheld.
James n. Devsll, ED, one. Ashland, West Bat.
Arthur Denis, Esq., one. false River. Point
| Coupses
Nessrs. w. ss. nsonisbsos, one, ormobs,
| ~. Charles. -
John n. Thompson, Esq. One, Clsibern, Iber.
| Vile.
John n. williams, Esq., one, willow Glen.
Rapides, near Alexsndfis, a.
Do. John Casson, one, Experiment, Rspides.
| near Alexandria.
| sessrs !. o. Coheid A n. N. Davis. ons. Mans
| tee, Msnstee River, ffs.
dEoRgE N. LoseACRE,
ss Matches g., New 0rlesps.
P.ss-g. NJ. LONG ACRE would take this op
| pprtubity 70 tender his wsfmest Acknowledge
Assnt ~ each 81 the above named gentlemen, ief
| their uniform Kindness and courtesy 70 him. IN
every relation which he has had with them
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