New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

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chgan Central Toledo and Wabash snndusy Dayton
the manuacture Of Cars Carriages sash Doors ana Blinds
GF gf ts .hqPsfgn FET the SRE 9aa fass
! TOBACCO, WOOL PAPER, BRICK, SALT, and other
tsst o Tie b5ysF aovsd 6eiose paying for the Right by
paying Fgr fST The f5sgngs and 5sia sgfssatons
JOSEPH FRY,
Box POPS Postofice, New Orleans La
From the Washington Navy Yard.
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD, Feb. l6, 1864
To VIM. Keller, Esq, Constructing Engineer:
sWe have two Of Bnlkeys Lumber Dryers in operation
M weighed and gagged IN ana out the following samples OF
S9 / Weighed in "a l6 weighed out 50 lbs gauged in
M h Weighed IN q ibs; Ssighed 81 ms; gauged
10 81 inches; gauged out l45s.
inches gsnEed out Il iSiG Ou' o S sausea 1o
NJ Wsghed in q MS weighed ont 6l ms gauged in l5b
No 5. Weighed in d MS weighed out 81 MS gauged ia l5l
NJ green 6laeE walnnt beard weighed in As Ms 81
bs; gaugedin l21a inches, ont ll26.
n lbs out ri gagged FED i9 p it inches out l434
TO- An old dry board gauged Ok inches gauged
Ne II An old dry X board, ~ inch thick gauged 124
No L. green plank IL inch thick was cut into three
scs and one Of the pieces taken out each One piece
piece which three and half days shranE
! he Ouy "
steam before the moisture is all gone
bright and full Of life as the best air dried lumber.
We consider these Klns of great advantage this yard
believe the process Just what long needed II
will all the trouble about dry lumber We think the pro
O l. WILLIS Foreman. - -''''l ''-u'i'
Ibeeve the forth the above eommunics-
@ S ss saas stated and @ gWs K Rg have ssg
The results ofthe experiment above reported sssfac
tory and We oeisye them to be @ correctly & stated
Chief Of BaFe7P " 4 + Ns'E saS9Es fS5aE fnd Docks
Engineer-n-chief Of Navy Yards and Docks
! From II. L. q HI. Webster,
Manufacturers of Barrels, EleDburg Center New York
We have in gse two of Bulkeys Patent Dryers They ara
interest alone each year of them
From w. N. Langley,
Manufacturers Of Barrels Gaipolis Ohio
The Dry kn built m under the direction Of yoqr Agent f
performs Is work fully well You claim fort would
about buy green those partly seasoned know
seasoned '''
From Howe d Jones,
SASH Door and Planning MIL 1l2g street. Philadelphia
We have been using Bukleys Patent Lumber Dryer for
months In our opinion i the only thoroughly season
lumber IN sessona6e time and We believe the lumber
dried is in no way injured by the process.
From j. H. Schumacher,
Piano Maker, Philadelphia
Test made Sy Bnlkeys Parent Lumber Dryer One piece OF
or and qaed ggs aS y @ fes orn niek weight &
lumber vas dried in the yard three and year hot
From Moore d Campion,
Philadelphia
waa naS n6S SSaR S5 oas es R Rg bo
l men n width; one " INCHES wide, as dry could be
takes more hrnkge out Of the lumber than any other and
Tests saads at the shGps of the PennsylEania
In order to make test Of Bulkeys Patent Lumber Dryer
the kiln was filed with cherry ash poplar pine oak and black
walnut and after nrng forty hours the lumber the
kiln perfectly seasoned.
when pnt tie ns and also when taken out: " Eauseo
"a ne In gP 5 sBe RsBs Tesd sasd in mi T m weighed ont @
inch ssh pank weighed in g MS weighed out GO Bs
inch black walnut plank weighed in G. ms weighed out
5b4a Bsj gauged in l4sz inches gauged out l4]S
a, "a inch cherry board gauged in l66 inches gagged ont
piece Of oak weighed in 1888 MS, weighed out 157 ms
n y bos "a n sl9 i1Ghes 6agged out "a Ky 6
came from the Kiln ready q werE --' '4D-'ef
]. I. LEYAN, Superintendent Car Department.
JNo ?. LAIRD, supt Motive Power and Machinery.
The practical operation of Bulkey's Lumber Dryer has
to be satisfactory forth by Certificates Of NJ
Laird and Mr. Leyan superntendens Motive Power and
Car Departments.
THOMAS A. sCoTT Vice President
From @. f. Allen,
Superintendent of Wooo Work aud Shops Chicago Bur
ilngto1 and Quincy Railroad, Aurora, III
Lumber Dryer the qualities Of ftBor6ngh ssasonine asGn
sae um9efi @ SAFETY irom dre small amount of fuel easily at
nrther due to this that the lumber dried in
used Per day when the lumber dried two to four weeks
and the lumber thoroughly than any Ne
nave ailea heretofore and that too without checks
From William JOhnsOn,
Foreman New York GerEal Railroad Shops Auburn NY.
drying lumber nowin use 1-'1' %
From $, j. Hays,
S Superintendent % Of Machinery Illinois Central Railroad
another kin, and shall build several more 0'1i'
From S. q. Case,
Superintendent Of Car Dept Of Michigan Central Railroad
From several years experience wth H. G. Buikiey,s and
other methods Of klndrying lumber cheerny recon-.
From Barney, smith a Co.,
We deem t n2Sges, 9Ss Bqas asnsy DSgpp sg d9ho Ohio
lumber and Of All dimensions; he time reapird NJ s M ana naa
yeryag with the kind thickness We nd i Hdispensabs
From DeaR q Eaton,
Car Builders, Detroit Michigan
three ays & n more % than it woud have been f had
md the lumber does not shrink particle after coming from
From Russell 81 Co.,
Car Builders and Manufacturers Reapers Mowers Horse
Powers and Separators, Masllon, Ohio
tests made We ssss that the shnkage taken out Of
oeiere me moisture Is all gone The texture Of the
IF thoroughly seasoning lumber
From yVunderIiek q Nell
Builders and Manufacturers Of Fash Doors and Blinds Ship
We have in operation Of Bulkey's Patent Dryers II
works satisfactorily We made E inch door in july out Of
umber thought dry It stood in the shop until December
md then in good order We put in the kiln, and
lay shrunk u OF inch We then it the rain to
well it, bat could not discern any change in IT, We also
of dry white pine plank under two years. and II
hrlnk S-l5 OF an inch each plank.
From Sanger a. Casey,
Illinois State Penitentisry, Commissioners Office Joliet
It far exces all other modes OF drying lumber that have
nder observaonin regard TO simplicity ehespness OF
small amount OF fuel required safety from
by fire. and efficiency in seasoning and drying lumber
the center and in almost incredibly short space ftme
From G. AuFtnan d Co,
manufacturers the Buckeye Reaper and Mower Canton o.
have dried kiln fun Of poplar ash and walnut IN three
ays The lumber comes from the kiln all ready work We
re iuly satisfied with the process.
From h Ball.
Manufacturer of Ohio Reaper and Mower Canton, Ohio
Alter firing about three days aud consuming perhaps less
estng the lumber in possible way we have
From Thsmas Mast q Co.,
Manufacturers Of Buckeye Grain Drills Portable Cider and
sugar Mills, Springfield, Ohio,
ne nave used the process between and three years,
wing rom lo0 to aO feet year Y is hrin
il and we think stronger We have frequently dried % inch
h in four days The process cheaper than sunshine
From Smith, Bnrnea e. Co.,
Manufacturers Of Agricultural Implements Tifn, Ohio
We consider this method Of drying lumber great saving
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