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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
sDAK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Notice q Suitors and Attorneys.
y ~ ssiss scmGsncsd ia the. D;s.sic,
l!sss,:s 2. Ds. Aeia.s ces1sy, where .As
qsised . Gle security for eosia hafo,. ~. az
sSissl writ . issued. - 80
JOHN q. DUNLAP, c,,rt.
srItss,na Aug. %. le42
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Iron!!
W1NTEp.

4 NY quantity Of well cleansed Hemp or
~ Flax, also 500 bushels clean Flax seed
wanted, for which lheahighess price will be
given al the slows Rope Walk near L. w
Pasterson's dwelling, or u the stcrs IF
Aug. 20, 1872 !. S: DAVID
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

John Quincy Adams is now 76 years
old.-lle reads withou, the aid 0. spec,a.
clos, and his habits aud movements give
few indications OF the approach oi'old age.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

For Rent,
Vie store rooms recently occupied by
y f. Reynolds and 4. Armstrong, ON
the corner OF Valley and Water s.ree,a,
will be ren,s cheap IL applied for soon.-
Enquire at tho Store OF.
POsTLEWAIT & CREEGAN.
Jan. Ia ls43--,f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

William H. Seward, Esq. Ex-Governor
Of New York, has resumed the practice Of
the Law, at Albany.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
ANNUAL STATEMENT THE EXPENDITURES AND REcElpT1
OF DIES MONIES COUNTY; IOWA TERRITORY, /
FOR TIE YEARA. H. 1879. -
kxpxNDlrgakD.

SxrxxDlTpaks.
To whole amount Of debt on the Ia January 1915,
To amount rnid County Assessor and his Alsl1hss,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

LAST CALI.
II NHOSE who are indie bse,l 10 mo BY note
u or book account, will much oblige ne
by calling Immediately and settle the saue,
us no longer indulgence will be given.
lNO. S. DAVID.
Burlington Dec. 24.h '42. [Ilawkcye coy. ]
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
NEW GOODS FOR SALE BY
LUKE ME-

lust received, gcnstsl sssosluasnt o.
u Dry Goods groceries, oass Ms
" vi re, Roots 4 Shocs. AL1O-Tu1k:
iIAland, CSoand Alum and KAaN.
VIA salt, I'll Of which will be sold io,.
Fzss.ees5. DR. HatsN - csek. The Public ar
Invited o. ssll. LUKE PALMER. @
Nov. 10. lol@. IA %
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HoNEY.-supsrior. g, .iat3 Aepey az
J. i sals BY W. ~. ANvKu.
Dec. 24sh 1912.
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p ORR WANTED IN .1ehanso fo' s.ote.
i By r,.s
Dec. 10Th ls4a. ,rs.s-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

BUFFALO ROBES, ior .uleb
% w. II. MAURO.
HURs and PEI.TRiES, OF ali kinds. wan
red by w. II. MAURO.
Dec. 2l,h, 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

II UST Received
u Rio Coffee. Sugare,
Young Tyson, lmperisl
and Gun Powder Teas. Fresh.
Bee, Rifle Powder. Lead,
Shot aud Percussion Cape.
AI..-a good stock OF C!othea,
Cassimeres, Csssinetis, Blankets,
Also-Boots aud Shoes. New Stile,
Hats, and large assortment OF
Queenswarc, with many other desi'
rablc G.ods, al, very cheap for CASH. OF ap
proved produce.
Jan. 28;E, 43--et. WESLEY ZONES
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WANTED.

WANTED.
nRY Hides, mud Flax deed, for viii ch ,le
- narkc. pr.cs will be given.
JNu. 8. DAVID.
Dee. 9Th 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

Ithas been decided in an English Court,
that public lecturer sells the copyright
Of his lecture by the sale Of his tickets.
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[G1ote, January 23d.

SIDERAL MOVEMENTS --Occidental Hui,
n star Of the frs, magnitude, situated in
the coon's tail, In virgin he,i.r constela-
ton, is now vertical Ut New Orleans
[P.edeian.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

Quickest Passdge to ADseyica.--The
Halifax Guardian states that the steamer
Britannia, which ief. liverpool on the 9Th
Of December, actually made tho American
coast in seren days and q h0lf from ,he
time she lett the English coast.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

ogylcEs. No. > NogTox Er..ALaAxy. N. &.
Jan. 38th. l843-l3a.. =.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

INTERESTING SrArlsrlcs. Rev. Mr..
Streeler, who IS we'll known in Boston
as ia priest OF Hymen,' stated in his dis
course OF. Sunday that he had married.
during the past year, il0 couples-and.
during his ministry, in all, 1881 couples
lie has much to answer lor.--Pisociun.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

ACCOUNTED FoR.-By way Of account
ing for the recent earthquake at Cincin-
natl. one Of The papers says: iii mus,
have been occnsloned by an extra turn Of
the screus in the money market, or the
last dying groans Of the expiring bank
charters. - icbei0n.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

MANUFACTURE OF CABINET
WARE & CHAIRS,
(Talley Street, betUeen Main and Waiey
Streets, Burlington, iowa.)
TTHANKFUL for pas, favors, would res
j pec.fully inform The citizens VI Bur-
lington and It's vicinity that they have nov
on hand general assortment Of all kinds Of
Cabinet Wa-c, including Bureaus, Tables,
Stands, Beds,cads, Sc. &c. &c. ALSO:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
TIE NoRTH EAST BouNDARY-A correspond

TIE NORTH EAST BoUNDARY.-A correspond
cnt of the Bangor Courier gives the following In
formation respecting the proceedings Of the Com
missioners on the frontier
The six Commissioners appointed by the re-
spective Legislatures of Massachusetts, and Name
to quiet the settlers upon the Disputed erfitory
by giving them deeds, under the provisions OF the
Ashburton treaty, commenced thelr laDors ABOUT
SIX weeks since at the upper end OF the NADIA
v,sls settlement near the mouth o! the st. Fran
els. They have finished, | understand, as lar
down as Fort Kent, at which place thew have
suspended operations, and have adjourned to meet
AGAIN after election. They intend to finish their
Business in the Madawaska settlement the pre-
sent year. 1t will take another year to finish
upon the Aroostook.
The Commissioners upon the demarkation Of
the boundary line are now progressing rapidly in
their business, and arc making up for their delay
In the spring | understand that the survey Of
the river ST. John is nearly completed from the
Grand Falls to the mouth of the St. Francis.
party of surveyors is at work near lake Pohena-
yunook, and another party has assembled to the
head-waters of the st. John. Six parties are at
work upon the line between the monument and
the st. John, amounting in all to about one hun
dred men. Two parties are at the North end Of
the line, two parties at the South end, and the
other two near Fort Fairfield. The distance is
about seventy eight miles, and all the parties to-
gether advance about one mile each day. They
clear out passage fifteen feet upon each side OF
The line, cutting down the trees smooth with the
ground. The line trees are cut upon the spot,
and the stumps left standing. | am told that
this line is very crooked one. In one place
there is square offset OF about forty rods. The
whole line appears to be succession of curves
with general inclination to the Westward.
am told that part of the distance was run
through with pocket compass 1t was g great
pity that MAJOR Graham's line was not adopted,
as that was automatically straight and could
always be identified The British Commission
er, Col. Estechart, appears TO be energetic man
of business habits, and is constantly engaged in
Fastening the progress OF the survey. Some
persons asked him how many years it would
take to finish the survey. He replied that he did
not estimate the time by years, but in months
and he said he thought it would be completed
sooner than generally anticipated. AT ine
time the British Commissioner travelled up the
boundary line on foot at the head Of his party,
the American Commissioner very comfortably
rode up in the stage. A stranger was asking, a
short time since, Of a Provincial, if he knew
where the American Commissioner yras. 'Oh
yes,'' was the answer 81 know very well. He
has engaged to carry the mail from Houl,on TO
the Grand Falls have seen Tim driving seve.
raj tines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
PRINTERS AND BINDERS wARERooNs

L Nos and 81 csl&:Ffgs: ISIS tYSsAPti; ~
~, pss. Machine srd Saw Msaufactory, IN conseqgsne,
Of the addition oaew sad improved saiosS 70 thst
HE'D -ty 70 reduce the Prices OF their Pss>es md oil t..
t4s aud E1aes rer!s generally rs l b seen b s.,
ne,y orpted CIRCULAR TO which they os leave g. refer
This Establishment sail under The rsrsoosl sapent,O-
dencs OF Richard VI Hoe aud Robert Hoe and they ls,u.
their the reduction pr:c-,
ali alticles manufactured By THIS Establishment shall r
the high reputation which the? have h'e;to sustained I.
will also De thsir constant Sujeayor 20 improve The quality Of
thsrn In every particular They Halter themselves also, lat
their old friends viii not only contas Their ia'"rs suy ,
Printers generally viii alrtee.1t cL scsayc 70 tora
the articles Il barely getrnnsfa'i PriceS
Orders .ny par OF tie country 70" q! articles use By
Printers OF Binders, including Type, !n roper ec vii "a
eIecurd With the greatest care suI pn,mpu:ads. End @
best terms
Jobtins work lF repairing viii b. oEe AZ The lowest Ps
biz prices wSth every attention aEG eNIeGiuca'
y. BAH articleS manufactured By tlas Establishing.
Will De STAMPED r. Hoe Co.. 30 tn2t ptTs0G from asl3
may not oe imposed upon with spurious ticieS MADE II @
ta.Ion of theirs
Printers newspapers v no publish This advertisement VIA
th note three times before he rst Of July rex: and send
OF Etit yill ~ citisd payment of hstr S
on buying tour nm-S the amount oi't. a&n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
: HALLoWED BE THY NAME.
pr Mrsss. c-rpeLnrnx.

HALrowro, ay, hallowed, not alone in prayer,
BIT in our daily ihonghts and daily speech
A, altar and a, teaith.stone-esery where
That temple-priests or home-aposies preach.
Oh no, BY words alone, but by our deeds,
And BY our faith, and hope, and spirit. fame
And by The nature Of our private creeds,
We halow best, and gorfy Thy Name.
Nature doth hallow it. 10 every s;ar,
And every flower. and leaf. and leaping wave,
She praise Thee who from Thy realm afaf,
Suck stores or beauty to THIS fair earth gave
But these alone should not thy love proclaim Name
Our hearts, souls respond an haLoTct be thy
shirley Village, Mass. Ladies Repository.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
10 0OO ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAMP

$4,000 F AGk s1E Of MoGS Ss md H4 Rss
lard Counties State of New York 81 mile, from he city,
The New York and Erie Railroad Orange Turnpike and tie
well stocked with wood of % years growth and upwards
considerable part of might be made arabr There IS
mountain lime stone possess sgenct and
veraron mines Of which has lately been oreaed aud
proved TO be quality There also very extensive
Ter power with number of falls the Ramapo River
Tuxeto Lake miles long and one mile WIDE lies N one
miles above Pier ons Works ard Is know the Augusta
Tract Access can be had to IN three o! four hours b; the
Hackensack and Orange Turnpike by the way Of Nyac
HayeTstraw
X will be sold in pats an offer made for considerable
tract naue al ~ Chatham where map he
and other particulars asceaned relative 10 the above
SOS auli 3n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

DAVID 3. OGDEN.


IT FOR NEW-ORLEANS-FIr Packet Shin
sS The FIST class and splendid packet ship KALAElA
100, Gapt4ln N'Cerrsn, viii sail 18th AUGUST
This superior ship has accommodations
second c39n AID Storage rasur-Is an only requires
examined IN order 70 command Pstsreace for passage.
ply on board to- ship pier u Easi River. or 70
JOHN Ht.KDSlAN 81 Sout-st
bl be subscriber Will despatch first class shiIs
ioT NrsOTieans and Mobile during the Fall and Winter
the passage Will b. At the very lowest rates aull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

S. mated in Northampton about IS miles from BallSon
sG5nss Abon acres are leased itnd hg Esinalni-
and not an waste land upon the place. The bull nrs
House Blra Wood and Wagon House, all IN good con
diton there is also reyer-ialng we'll Of water Convenient
Is situated.
There another Farm nearly adjoining the above contain
ing about 2j acres of leased Land with house aud barn There
Both Farms argwhin mile Of the vii age aud upon
the They viii be sold separately toceter
5000 OF the purchase money remain bond and mortSa-e
For further inoim>tlon pnlue OF D, p;a upon
su11
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

EWJERSEY--Hudson County Circuit Court
=. 2y I J. BRtCE IS. JACOB P6ILLON-itt.cI.-
" Is hereby thai writ OF attachment
SUD e on q the Hudson County Cieu cour, the SUIT
~ " ~ I'ucs against ths estate of jacob Poillon, for the
- hundred dollar, returned 70 the tenn
June last By The Sheriff OF said County duly served
r. GiLCHRIST, Clerk
- O.fiARpESgERGH, Attorney auI BOT"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

An EYE TO TIE PRAcTIcA1"-The following,
anecdote is told Of Savarin. While he was N
this country he was out one day shooting, with
jefferson. Savarin shot fine wild turkey. On
their return, Jefferson was relating several inter
es,ing anecdotes OF Washington, the Revolution
&c, bat, percciving that Savarn was paying no
sort of regard to what he was saying, he pro
posed, in pique, to'leave the thoughtful French
man to the luxury of ms own dreamngs J
dear SIR" said Savarin, reused from his revere
g beg you a thousand pardons; b"t 'caS "'n6-
ino hOlc | shonLd dress ma turke4 :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

warranted superior an heretofore Tor that pu
~ persons DESTROYS Of testing the great Fair and $gi-rorY
81 these oyer hand matte shoes By rniiug IS | ual o. "a
warranted 10 Tie section OF copaJ III @sici they "
ordered By applying to the subscriber the works. o.
Kellogg 90. W4rteus, Hart Lesley. (. Head x d..
Persons Coz New OH; Charies -mi,h Bost"u: A. ~
q '" Jones fhlsajelqn aud +. Pat, BroSg Baltimore
,srrTe farther Information M De- had E.t sr1Jgct
Troy IRON and Nail Factory. Aprili. HENRY BIkDh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

gay HE subscribers respectfully inform The pub
:Sssc tst they have removed their Nursery and lower
GARDEN from their former establishment IN Broad';a
corner of 23d street 79th the Sd avenue, where
with increased facilities they continue the business IN al It's
branches aud offer for sale in addition TO their ALREADY large
collection Greenhouse and HohcuSe Plants extensive
assortment Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubhsr teto'
ace5us Plants etc. aud which they adding yearly
all hat new and worthy OF cultivation: They ho "
strict attention business merit continuance o. me Ia
vo1s they have hitherto received from the Pablo Ihs i-
Harlem Railroad nearly every hour during the day from
Chatam-street. opposite the ty Hall aud STOP At 59n.it
when requested so 10 do THOMAS 1IOGG Y SONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
II CHANCERY. E!ghth Circuif.-T6e p

IN CHANCERY, Eighth Crcuit-The B.nk
C1mmis7onrs of tn State Of EeTg-Yor vs. the Rank n
oaaoISotiee Is hereby gwen, PURSUANT order OF Ii.
oft % CaeeeE dair n 2si day o. February lsi3 ta
ne s5sciher has 5srn duly epotsd Rccei.er OF Ia. p
and sects Of te sud Bank OF Bafso that By said o!r
Il Is referred 70 Of t- Masters of ttls Court IN ~
county Of sis amongst other things 10 take and stst. an
n; % 81 ~ demands Of any description agaiEt the sac
Salk OF 6u-s!o and 20 enable the said Master 20
sad account aud the general purpose conrznpsr h,
~ statute a! ls creditors ci ts SAID Bank OF Buffalo a.
uisi 10 eKhioIt tl accounts claims and demands
he SAID Bank Q! Batfzo, 70 James Croker Faairr H. NJ
~ having SAD reference IN charge, his dice in he c a.
ol9!o D. The 3th day OF September mkt aud become "a t
us uit and IN default thereof ,!ay MI! b. nreri
I'm all oensat Of M deere wch shall b rl- IN us @
zee. Buffalo March tn 9Th Ig43 s' '2'i' u
IRA A BLOSSOM, Receiver Of the Bank Af RpF,t
NH ,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
rr..EARM- E0R SALE CHEAP For CASH

49,. FARM FOR SALE CHEAP FOR Cash,
ga obtaining Il; ACRES, in the town Of Summit, on South
L. Hill Schohare County being equal distance OF tour
villages with good schools ard CHURCHES 20 miles from Soho
asi- Court House miles from Richmoudville, and ileS
non the balance IN heavy tmber-adonrc The lands OF
Mess1s Butte x Fsedendal No better Farm IN the country
for grain or grazing -inc well waiered and easy worked
Dwelling and uitat. 10 the place Only a6Gn
$500 cash wanted the balance can remain interest III,
above would b. exchanged for House and Lot n l CRY OF
New York For p.lticui.rs inquire Of RALtH :" ~
on the premises ". II. SWE Ell 20i Cana-stfeet y y
- 2yy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
TITLE. General 7
I,rrl IL

Section B. No Cart lrucS, or Dry, whether loaded
otherwise, and not employed ~ the transportation goods
'or lure or wages end no MiikmanS cart shall b. driven
used II street ar tycGn public place The CitY
NesG OK without having tn the o uer t-eu
tainted with black paint mon White ground, the square
Of tn ati-fTart Of the shaft Of such truck ardTa
y 70 brsetI under penalty OF I've dollars 10 be sued FOR
and recovered 0m the Owner Owners or Drver5 thereof
seyeFally sni respectively
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

~ Two curious philosophical facts are stateq
ON the authority of the Foreman of the Ropct
walk in The Navy. y ard at Charlestown One is.
ifyonheattar, such they usel for their cables, LOG
degrees abouc boiling heat, you may dip your
hand in it with the greatest lmpunity, and they
are in the constant habit OF doing 50 the other
is, the loather straps coming from the engine,
and working the machinery, are highly charged
with electricity. BY standing upon non-con-
duc,ing body, and holding the fingers over the
straps pretty close YOU become charged with the
electric fluid, and can give out sparks as from the
eectriiving machine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
ss.-..<s.r.a, NORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
~. sss,s NETWORK, NEWARK AND MORRIS
s-s5'5GsTa TOWN.

'---------' SUMNER ARRtS6EMENT.
ao'cleeS 4. u. o'clock ) \ i O'Clock = : n
Passengers by the morang train! 10 N3rTIstoNn arrive Mere
by O'clock when VIII be in readiness to convey them
also s;anhore, Sparta, Newtowg, milford and oNeso
Passengers from Nostown Will arrive te 10 take the
morning and evening trains from New io for Philadelphia
By qangeen j9si made the cars on i, i f3 }
trains OF the Jersey Railroad Of the same hopr thereby
avoiding any change OF passengers baggage as formerly
The NJ Railroad having TeccItiy 2id WIZ, the
heaviest II rail- in complete running order anu oe'
one of the most attractive and picturesque tn ts
vicinity we'll comnodo and expeditions conveyance
between New York and Eoytovn for passengers and slsht
which he taken the reasonable Ohce al
the OF Couland street. where Al agent Will always Ds III
RATES. OF COMPUTATION PER ANNUM.
Newark to Niorristown -. 500
4" Madison aud Chatham $50
Summit :. $500. so
Nliie'Iie Sig
jelgtf IRA D0DD, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
ZsI~s{-S DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE

/sI~fI9 DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRE.
/ES@I To LAND, &c--Persoas about RENTING NJ
--LGs9.L neT 70 their friends II the Old Country
$50 can be supplied with Drafts in OF
}. 10, 20. 30. ga payable demand. With
9ui G;cogn; other eha;Ss II tn Nat!9r4l Bank
lr=-sd. Provincial Bank do, A-ssrs. James Bui, Son
co Bankers London, !. Ba-ne! Co, Exchange and Dis
Bank Liverpool Eastern Bank OF Scotland GrsenocS
Banking Company, Su W-. Forbes Hunter Co. Scotland
and the branches town Throughout England IL
land Scotland and Wales, which drafts viii be orwa.e b.
the steamer Acadia leaving Bostoa 18th August on appiica
uoG 10 ". J. T, TAPSCOTT
AZ their General Passage Office Peck slip cor Sou,h-s,
y B. Ali letters from the country posi- paid all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

A New fNvESrloN.-I'hc following article is
from paper communicated to the August num-
Der of the Northern Light, and is of interest to
our iron makers.
A New MODE OF MAKING MALLEABLE Iron
DIRECT FROM THE ORE, AT ONE PRoCEss.--This
is claimed rs the invention of q person named
Clay, and is said to have been successfully adopt
ed in one of the Scotch Iron Works A mixture
of dry hpmatte, Or other rich iron ore is ground
up fine with about four-tenths of It's weight OF
small coal this mixture is allowed to pass grad
lrally through a hopper to an oven adjoining, and
forming part of species of pudding furnace, into
which given quantity is drawn at stated times.
when thoroughly and uniformly heated. The
charge is then puddled in the usual manner, but
with less labor than when working plate iron, and
in about an hour and halt the iron is produced
in maleable state, fit for Singing and rolling
into bars. After another process of filing and
rolling again, mallcabe IRON bars are produced,
of a quality Jas was stated by competent author
ity,) superior to the cable bolts best iron usually
made by the long and expensive process of cal
ching the ore, smelling IN the bast-iurnace, and
refining the pig iron--and the saving of fuel Is
necessarily very great. The IRON was stated
also to be capable of being converted into steel Of
superior quality and when worked by Mr. Heath'>
plan of uniting manganese IN the process, cast
steel was produced whch possessed the property
of welding or uniting to IRON; and III consc.
quence all the cutlery which was formerly made
of sheet steel is now made of cast steel.
Should this discovery be fully confirmed in al
particulars, England, IN consequence of her I'M
mensc beds of unopened h1maute, would be rem
Gerad independent of Sweden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
TGGrHAtun CURED,

THE SUBSCRIBER takes pleasure
= IL announcing - the public. that after yer;
: OF STUD. a-c labor, hs F.ss perfected Ia, rFi'
!. !. i j. ]. !. ]. !. !. ].
Z, crHrs. icrtse malu!lctuTe Of Horse Sh6,a'
! j. winch IL now offers - tie pnc. Of ho~
3 shoe isor IL bar Of eqga, quality thus saTiR
Il The rXpeEsro OF making, (Which amolGn.a
~ I'll cases 10 the FIST cost Of the iron.l +
sides, the shoes arr rnor. easily hited tc u
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

ITO DOCK BUGLDERS-SeaIed Proposals will
be received the Street Commissioners Office uatil Tie
10Th instant 70 build BuIshead The foot a. 6 street and
70 buiId Bulkea ar the foot liouOn street. For fur
ther ipornaou apply the Office Oft undersigned where
specifications of the Buikhead NAV be obtained.
JOHN EVEN, Stree; Commissioner.
Street e commissioner Office August II, 1885, aui4