New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-28

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Carpenters, Coopers Cabinet, Carriage SASH Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners Of Planning Machines Say NiIg
and all who wish dry lumber, should be possession Of the
common All Kiln can be changed into asssam Kiln
This Proces Car shops Of the Psuusyt.
lama Ssns, ell New YORK Central Atantic and Crest West
Ga aga5 "a e #sSa Ea aaa rs
gineinnasi and other Raj road Companies Also BY
~ Cars Carriages sash Doors ard Blinds
T6BA6oo wooh FaFaR BRfekl 1t aad oshss
su5 Z Hs y arg re- died " thispr9cess
pay F6r ig irt ne qsT5g, aaa sgsoiagations
JOSEPH FRY,
Box zas Post6Hice, New Orleans, La.
From the washington Navy YARD.
WASHINGTON Navy Y4as, Feb is 1854.
To VIM Keller, Esq, Constructing Engineer:
Strive have Of Buikeys Lumber Dryers in operation
weighed and out lie oovas u sa R5GssS T.
Ne i Weighed in 81 i5s weighed So lbs; gaugsd IN
10: 4 weighed n % lbs; Weighed ont 81 Ds gagged
Is > 16 inches, gagged ont III
nc &c gs MeEP e 7 T s weighed out Q S gauss M
No Weighed il q s, weighed out 81 Os gagged Isk
~ j. Wsighed g s weighed out 81 Hs gauged ia 1sk
No. b sresn bsaE walnut board weighed ii u h., out 81
No Z. BLACK Walnut beard weighed in 4e ns, out %
rs; gaugedin "a inches, out ll2s;
n bs Out III GAGGED b s inches oaf III ! e.
S out g. saaeed n hs nsbess saa = yard Vd
Q ~ An Old dry board gausdh "a inches gauged ous
M ii An9d dry board X inch thick, gagged in Tx
NO il green plank, ~ inch thick, was into thres
f5 inches vide shruhk quarter Of an inch IN y hours he
Pss s ne @ akq nl sfs ak
B ssSs s. q asa ont y the
T g ns wsT ned Icy then and se'S IS
We consider these Kins Of advantage this yard and
SyS sh RESss e e hst we have onF NEEDED de- Is
cess based upon the right End ssenoicL
:. I. Wills Foreman. = I - 7 - ''''''
Ibeiieve statements forth above communica
sn b e9ssse stated and h & d have s
results q he experiment above Tsgorted sassS
chefof Bnre1 " of s Nsvg q Y Sgs and Docks
Enginssr-in Chiefof Navy Yards and Docks.
From II. Il. az H. webster,
Manufacturers of Barrels EIeuburg Center New York
We have in two Of BulkIey's Patent Dryers They
inreFest alone each year Of them
From W. III. Langley,
Manufacturers of Barrels, Galiipolis, Ohio
seasoning has 6een IN USE and bees e
It's work uys we'll y Son claim for i would
ing we can in few days at small expense have them well
| From Howe g Zones,
Sash, Door and Planning MIL l29 Beach street. Philadelphia.
We have been using BukIey'a Patent Lumber Dryer fr
not have been able to fill orders without it past
n G d We o re 50
dried Is in no way injured BY the process
From j. III. Schumacher,
Piano Maker, Philadelphia
Test made by Bulksys Patent Lumber Dryer One piece OF
Pine board I2z inches wide ri inches thick, weeh4 d.
was drs lie ee yesg5 ana ONE gsa1 in ~
air kim by recommend t process All manufacturers.
From Moore & Campion,
Il Philadelphia,
Test made b Bgkg Lumber Dryer pieces black
76 rh in width one 10 inches wide, dry il could 30
the lumber than any OF other, ' sad
Tets Made att the Shops of the Pennaylvnnla
Central Railroad Company, Altoona, Pa.
In order to make test Of Bukley Patent Lumber Dryer,
" rim Rsa8 R6e aa nhs nom 9s sSs
Thu toiasRg Ends e lumber weighed and gaugsd
ganeed in il SIG }nches ganeed out ld OD' ~ ''
iiGh RaRs shssd oH 3 r. weighed cut 90 ms
inch black walnut plSqE weighed 81 rs weighed out
inch cherry board gaugsd in 65s inees gagged
piece Of weighed in 1855 ms, weighed out 157 ba;
pne boar os eh 5 Weshe III f WEIGHED ont
b79 Ms and was only in the kiln twenty hours The lumber
' The tests we were Si perfeey 50 sstisaetory
JNo T. LAIRD, supS Motive Power and Machinery
The practical operation Of Bakleys Lumber Dryer has
proven 70 be s satisfactory IS firth by the certificates of Mr.
THoNAs A. SCOTT, Vice President.
t From @. F. Allen,
Superintendent Work Car sbops Chicago Bur-
ington and Quincy Railroad, Aurors, nj
Lumber Dryer It has the qualities 81 bodnes
n 7 VII G s sop q 9 sY E
further due to ths process TO say that the lumber dried
per day lumber vas dried two to tour Wesks
ana hhGsoa a oss any
From William Johnson,
Foreman New York Central Railroad Shops Auburn Y
1t mas heGn great hep
drying lumber nowin use
i From g. j. Hays,
superintendent Of Machinery, Illinois Central Railroad
The nryef works atisissory we have recently bulls
y From s. &, Case.
Superintendent Of Gar Dept Of Michigan Central Railroad
otner esElq ab WI e Il 6sS rsoa an
, mend this as the best
It From Barney, Smith ts Co.,
/; Car Builders Dayton Ohio,
@ eR2 IL RS 5 as Sspa.: @ I
u Froru Dean e. Eaton.
n Car Builders peirojs M AL Ian. 49,, :.
onS 4aye beer n + hod 9sGa year
= lumber shrink particle alter coming from
" 'A' M From Russell a. Co.,
~ Builders Manufacturers q Es9pers Mowers Horse
or Powers and SeGaF4 ti, aI i ono "a , r.,
made atsd that the 81 nAe taken o9. Of
d d and tgggh 9Pd gsqsPs S. Of yeEy excel
at Of iI thoroughly seasoning lumber
" From yVunderIicI5 81 Nell
IT, Builders and Manufacturers Of ash Doors and Blinds Ship
penshurg, Pa
We have operation one ot Bqjksys Patst Dryers It
works satisfactorily We made Ia door July out a
lumber Thought dry 1t stood III the shop December
then In good order, We put in the kiln one
dsy shTunk inch We then put out in the rain d
swell it, but could discern change Rso hsd
1t lot Of dry white pine plank under two years and K
i shrunk BIG OF an inch each plank. NH
II From Sanger g. Casey,
Illinois State Penitsntary Commissioners Cfee Joliek
1t far exeels all oha modes drying lumber that as coma
under Observaonn regard simplicity cheapnsss Of
construction, small of fuel reqNired safety rom
danger by fire. and efficiency in seasoning driving
to the CENTER and In an Hmgst incredibly ~ space time
: From G. AuItnan q Co
Manufacturers Of the Buckeye Reaper Mower Canton O.
We have dried kiln full Of poplar ash and walnut three
days Tue lumber from the kiln all ready We
G are fully satisfied with the process.
e FrOnl %. Eau,
e Manufacturer IF Ohio Reaper an Mower Canton Ohio
After firing n9uut three dys, and uing perhaps
than cord and halt OF wood, the kiln. Afer
testing he lumber II every possible have Pronounced
o From GhSmas Mast & Co.,
Manufacturers OF Buckeye Drills Partpls Cider and
10 Sugar Mills, Springfield, Ohio
y We have nsed the between and thre years,
~ dying fran 10000 $4,000 per II j. i'm
10 viction that nmh IS m strong whcn tied 10 me open
air and think stronger We have frequently dried - ineh
ash In four days Ths process is cheaper han sunshine
- Fron smith, EsaFnes 81 Co.,
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