New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-10

often saved in year by this process.
No need of keeping large stocks of lumber band 1t costs
less dry by this process than interest thspce while
drying in the air.
Carpenters Coopers Cabinet Carriage, Sash, Door and
Blind Manufacturers Planning Machines Saw Mills
and all wish dry lumber should be in possession Of the
Right to this invention
Hot Air Kiln can be changed into Steam Kiln
This process in use in the shops of the PeqRsy
f o sn9 General S95 GSag Baoa a2d quincy
Michigan Central Toledo and Wabash; undusky Dayton and
the Of Cars GarFgss sash Doors AID Bd
FH6gt '1f Rfd
substances dried by this process. - 80.
Dryer allowed before paying for the Right by
paPS SE bs f as and a8 Qualifications
JOSEPH FRY,
Box 2023 Postoiice New Orleans, La.
From the Washington Navy Yard.
wAsHlxeroS NAVY YARD, Feb 49, 1854,
To VIM. Keller, Esq, Constructing Engineer:
Strive of Bulkeys Lumber Dryers in operation
in this yard thorough tests Of the process
M 1sa F!s PINE hna Gsf h' following samples
No Weighed in "a lbs weighed out So lbs gagged in
No, \ weighed p g i6s; ,Seghsd out 81 MS gagged
No Weighed il s bs Weighed out 81 Lsi gagged l5
No Weighed n % b. weighed 81 MS gagged l55a
inches &c sa %5h aSt ' weighed out 9 % s@usa
No. g. green black Walnut board weighed in IS lbs out 81
No I. A black Walnut board weighed in % tO out IS
Ar Az gla9k inches years in yard weighed in
Y 9s out Ps psa = 9fs Year. in Yard weighed
in IS Ms out 81 gauged in 49, inches out 10.
10 An old dry board gaugedin ss Inches Gauged ont
No il Anod dry board, III inch thick, gaagsd in l21
I No il green plank, inch thick, vas three
Isl inches wide shr Of an inch in % hours The
P H 9ti han R o3e W the e only fo
shnkage be taken out by the superheated
snnfnra t1Rr Is eig all
This lumber was seasoned in less days and seems as
VI consider these Kns great advantage to this yard
believe the be just what have long needed 1t
based upon the right prncpe iss a1d ee9nomcal
6. 1. WILLIS, Foreman; H..
L. A. TuEL; Quartetman
ton to be correctly stated experiment have
'0 TR e.s the experiment as above reported re ssso
tory and we behave them BE Tn s9rE ssITH stated
Chief of Bureau Of Navy Yards and Docks
r- Engineer-in- ChiegOf Navy Yardsand Docks.
From TX. T. q III webster,
Manufacturers Barrels Ellepburg Center, New York.
We Of Bulkley's Patent Dryers They
Interest alone each year one of them,
From w. III. langley,
Manufacturers of Barrels Gallipols Ohio.
Dry Kiln eP bis p 5sn The h sn Of 0 0sF @
performs its work fully as well as you claim for it would
ing eanin few days at small expense have them well
From Howe ds Jones,
Sash Door and Planning MILL 1929 Beach street. Philadelphia
We have been using Bulkiey's Patent Lumber Dryer 70
several months We find IT almost shon
In eS5 9nGn i the 9 ~fy t. 0fg Ss 1s
e dried is in way injured by the process.
re From j. H. Schumacher.
Piano Maker, Philadelphia.
Test by Bulkleys Patent Lumber Dryer One piece
o. in gauged u 5l6, lost ia weight TIL
lumber dried the yard three years and one year in he
From Moore ds Campion,
Philadelphia.
Test made by Bukeys Lumber Dryer of two bacl
Walnut inch boards one u inches vide about half Dry shun
made shrnnk i inch il width In or opinion this process
does not iIiure it.
Tets Made at the Shops of the Pennaylvnnl
Central Railroad Company, altoona, Pa.
In order to make of Bukleys Patent Lumber Drye
he walnut after firing forty hours the lumber IRON ii
The following kinds of lumber we're weighed gauge
he when put in the kilns and also when taken QUE:
inch plank weighed in rs rs weighed out 46 TBS
inch ash plank Weighed in 8s 49, weighed 60
- gaqged in 49, inches, gagged out 49, g. .u,.z
5e b men gSused in AZ inches gagged ont AZ
ID IL inch cherry board gauged in 1875 inche gagged
h, piece of oak weighed in l8s bs, weighed l57 lbs
ell Pine board perfeety green weighed lbs weighed
51 lbs, and only in the kiln twenty hours The numb
ia et The tests were perfectly satisfactory.
JNo. P. LAIRD, Snpt Motive Power and Machinery
proven satisfactory st forth by the certificates Of
nu Mr. Superinendents of Motive Power
l. 0A' Tsp 'I'D'' THOMAS A SCOTT, Vice President
. From G. f. Allen,
Superintendent of Woo Work and Car Shops Chicago,
pgoG and Quincy :, Ra t An oF IL pot
hg pe WAS the az G Of oa
the umoer safety IRON nre slaa amount OF faet easily
further due process that the lumber dried
used per day when the lumber dried two four
the lumber more thoroughy seasoned than any
FROM william JohnsOn,
Foreman New York Central Railroad Shops Asburn
drying lumber nowin ute.
. From S. u. Hays.
ri Superintendent Of M9ehiney Illinois Central Railroad
another kin, and shall build several more,
From s. d. Case,
F9 aegefs Years eIpaecs WITH H. g. BuEey
FL other methods of klndryiug lumber can cheerfuy
i dc mend this the best in use.
ouse From Barney, Smith e. Co.,
rs Builders, Dayton Ohio.
and lumber and a dimensions the time required for
IN our ''''Ds'' From Dean d Eaton,
stpb Car Builders Detroit, Michigan.
Some 5IS inch green oak for trucks drit
days more Than it wouS have AYE been had been
find the lumber does not shnk particle after coming
the kiln
endS Gar Builders and Manufacturers Reapers Mowers
nsuf Powers and Separaors, MaSilon, Ohio.
us o. from the kilns all ready to work
tests made we atish that the sh inkage taken
The lumber beinre the is all The
wood remains and tough and susceptible of
finish convinced that it is the best and only
~, of thoroughly seasoning lnmber,
Wy Froru wunderIIcl5 81 Nell,
Builders Manufacturers Of ash, Doors and Blinds,
We have in ogsasiqR BPfs3's Paso2t pEyo.
lumber we Thought dry 1t stood in the shop until Dece
and was then in good order We put in the kiln and
day it shrunk x inch We then nut out in the
swell IT, but could discern any change in it. We also
lot of dry white pine plank under cover two years,
shrunk 3-I6 OF inch each plank.
fustsi From Sanger 81 Casey,
Illinois State Peniteu,inry Commissioners Office Jol
u Tx II far excels modes of drying lumber
under ObservatOn-in regard to simplicity cheapn
construction, small amount OF fuel reqEired, safety
- danger by fire, efficiency in seasoning and drying
to the center and in almost incredibly short Oft
- From @. AuItman q Co,
Manufacturers Of the Buckeye Reaper and Mower Cant
We dried kiln full of poplar ash and walnut il
Is DAYS The umbe from the kiln all ready work
are fully satisfied with the process
From u. Ran,
Shk Manufacturer Ohio Reaper and Mower, Canton Oh
After firing about Fe y a and &C. sgm tb PSrho
testing the lumber every possible way, have
in ne, it perfectly seasoned. s#.,..
stree is From Thomas Mast 81 Co.,