New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-02

Test made y Bglkey's Lumber Dryer q two pieces BLACK
t Hen G9a5as og y nGaes woe ABOUT hJf aFy s9gun
made shrunk Z inch in Fidh In our opifoH tbi pross
does not iniure it, '' -
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n et5 ~ o @ a Roey R,t As% I nm
,b . 80 Fiis tF Du,Sey tatgis Lu9pe5 DTye9
walnut and after firing forty hours Tie Lumber caTue from thF
kiln perfectly seasoned
The following khds Q! lumber were weighed and gauged
when put in the biIns ana also when taken ont
23 inch g4e PLANK weighed in y bs weighed out e hs
s"aisq r NJ E 10 lgGhgs, g5seI 9u8 re - "a 49,
gagged in w inches, gaused out l85S.
IL inch Cherry o5sd gSassd IL 55s inches gaured on,
piece Of oak weighed in 1873 Bs, weighed ont l57 ng
gagged in Ga by gl6 inches geuged out 6f by ZIG
A pine board perfectly green weighed in 50 d. weighed
re Ms and WIS only IN the KIN twenty hours The lumber
The tests were perfectly satisfactory -.
JNo P. LAIRD, Supt Motive Power and Machinery.
The PraSca operation ct BE Lum6s RFyeF Ras
Laird and Mr. LevAn Superintendent of Motive Power
"a - THOMAS A. SCOTT, Vice President,
From, q, r. amen.
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superintendent o. M9pS ORR aqa GTr s6ops qhicago Bur
thorough test was made at ths shop Of Bnlkeys Patent
b p Safety from aa @ n 0 R8h s a9
tended and win dry the lumber in short space Of time It i
foa days using far less fuel day than had formerly
and was thoroughly seasoned than any We
have dried heretofore and that TO- without any checs
Frorr yVtlt1an, gob,,.o,,
Forep1an New yorIe Central Railroad gbo brL, NJ "
1t has been great help to u.s. consider it he hest ne n,
drying lumber now in use. =
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suPeiLhtehaeht OF Machnery, ILLINOIS Central Railroad
The Dryer works satlsiaetory We have recently built
Auo'H0' Aii' anu s"a,i oulla several more
e-,t,... ~. = 81. m - 81 - S,,' Suse' ~
2GPe1nenaeht Oh gar Dep o. Michgan Central Ratr9ad
FROM several years experience with H. g. Bukleys aud
otheT I9ethod6 Of lndryng lumber, can cheertuy recon-
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@h"r HAi1eS, Sn'tn o. US
!, var hullqersl Dayton, ONO,
we deem the process equally we'll adapted to soft and hard
am9er ana Of ~ dime9slons the tine e9prea of drying
varying with the kind and thickness we hnd 1t indispensable
III our OuSinesS' E,,,,, Eaao,, a, Eaton.
Gar PrIdars Detroit Michigan
soc,e 51l b "a i1eh gTan OAK fr car f5Icis vpa aad IN
three DAYS more Than yonld have been if IL had neon
and baIf in he nnan ar We have made thnrnn and
s ~ ~ ~ ~ sbr;Sk nerce aFtas a ;pS f
tba LIN ' '' INV F W Ns t
Wv From Russell 4, Co
Cav rudsra and Manufacturers of Reapers Mowers Horne
Powers and separators, Masillon, Ohio
The from the kins all ready to work, From
made we satisfied that the shnkage taken Of
the lumber before the moisture is all The texture Of the
wood remains hrn ana t9ng ana ssGePoe 81 very excel
If III tb u GbIv seasoning In1ber W '' "a'
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HH"'h '" '1'N ~ A'A0ti
Builders and Manufacturers OF sash Doors and Blinds Ship
pensburg Pa
We have In operation one of Bulkey's Patent Dryers It
works satisfactorily we naue a men door in Jqy OUT Of
unpea We enG%s d AZ gda 9 g sI"p Gh december