New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-03

walnut inch boards wide about half dry s6rGn
made mac shrank inch ia Width In our opinion this ss
does not injure it. -
Te;ts M2ds a the sshsSRs Of the PeansylyanAa
In make test of Bukey's Patent Lumber Dryer.
the kiln fed with cherry ash poplar pine oa and black
walnut and after aaF forty hour' the lumber came from the
following t kads n # Lumber s0 weighed and gaag
inch pine plank weighed in S ms, weighed out IS bE
saiEs inch ab plank Weshed &c. weighed out SO ms
inch black walnut weighed g. n weighed ut
oRsry boSrd inches gaussa ont
os piece Of oak weighed 1888 bg weighed on. 1857 bs
q b. gS inches gsggs$ ont X
VIZ rs and wSs only il The kiln twenty hOurs ThelE aSsr
'H' j. P LEyAN, Superintendent Car Department
JNo. ?. LAIRD, sap't Motive Power and MscRf ery.
The practical operation of Bukley's Lumber DRY err has
siTd and M Motive PS1 er and
0A' departments THOMAS A, SCOTT, Vice Pro sident
From g. f. Allen,
Superintendent Of w90d Work and Car shops Chic ago
thorough test was this shop Of Bulke rs Patent
Lumber Dryer has the qualities Of thoroughly seasoning
tended dry the space OF n asif Il as IS
further due to this process to say that TIE aH6er dried
per day when the lumber was dried two to weeks
and the lumber was more thoroughy seasoned han any
| From William j Johnson,
Foreman York Central Railroad Shops, Ar burn N Y
been help to consider tn best mode
'',-s '' From s. ~ Hays,
Of Mq;ethner q T G Gems Railroad
another Kin and Shall build several more 'sH'' 0p''
From S. O. Case.
ssst 't eE Peri H T ag and
other eS' methods EindFyins lumber chsey
, ''S''' ''-'s From Barney, Smith q Co.,
deem the gSs B sasJ R %S dP Cd to soft and hard
9n9a sa Re A lid sa We dS aGfs
IN our ou''HesS' From Dean 81 Eat on,
car Builders DetT9it MIG hgan
Some IA by 4 inch Green 0fS sys T e WAS dried in
and sa IT tS SS Sp'4 no o shrink pan s asr e5mn on
the Kiln From Russell : Co.,
ca Rrtders and Of Reapers Mowers Horse
Gag spu Powers aad sePaTssq Es y Psi39 Ohio
s The gde s are he hnEga Is taken out sf0 n
before the mo a and g9Is The texture Of the
lent an convinced that it the best only way
From YunderIic X sss hxayI
Builders Manufacturers Of sasl Doors and Blinds Ship
to We have ogfra2R Bpifsy tent Dryers It
Of lumber thought dry It stood il TIE Sd until pes auf II
na b faf e INCH We then pa Kiln and in one
swell ii but could not discern any ehaagein il We aso had
III 81 T an neR plank soSe two years and
j From Sanger d Gas ey,
Illinois State Penitentlary Commissius ers fsica Ji,
i far eSces all other modes Of drying ber that come
construction small snSunt 81 mel reqsired safely from
t bS " ho oad sS sps
z From O. AuItmas a co
N4RpfaegrsE f the Buckeye Rssg Mower Canton O.
days sin as Il saa Fa q %6R 'R We
fully satisfied with the process
8 From e Ban,
Manufacturer Of Ohio Reaper Mower Canon Ohio
N After firing about three days Stunning perhaps less
a. than cord and half of Cd opened Kiln. After
testing the lumber in se way have sono0need
al 1t perfectly seasoned.
les From Th6Plas Mast 81 Co..
le Manufacturers of Buckley Drills Portable Cider and
on Sugar Mills, Springfield, Ohio.
de We have used the between two and three
I'm drying 5000 sO0oo0 1t rn
me that when dried the
esi think ger have frequently dried 2 inch
AN In four dsys process cheaper sunshine
AZ From Smith, Barnes AZ Co.,
Manufacturers of grieUlural Implements, TiH o. Ohio
We consider this method of drying lumber saving
time fuel besides hYng the work done in mach more
| satisfactory manner
From. h. L. Howard,
Manufacturer Of Il 0Rards Improved Reager Mowers an
=. If Self Rakers, Buffalo, New Yr IL.
sula asonsi Sll 10 ny i Z IL, 81 ny.
about cord wood for fuel ehegrfuy
an. its use to all ia want Of seasoned lumber
Rs" For farther particulars address JOSEPH FRY,
Es BeT AS fosF office, New Orleans La,