Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-08
1fltsfeIlaneous.
TENO CAPITALISTS. MANUFACTUR-
III ERS. AND MECHA MICS.

| "TIIE BEAVER MANUFACTURING C0AIPANY,n
Under a Charter from the legislature Of Penn. with
capital of S50O00O propose to establish in the village of
Brighton Beaver Co.. Pa, number Of Furnaces and an
extensive ROLLING MILL, with the necessary machinery
and apparatus for the productions of Bar Iron Sheet IRON
MATS, Spikes, &C. Sc and, as practicable, a
Mill for Railroad Iron.
Towards The accomplishment Of this object they are will
ling to furnish The appropriate sites and grounds for the
works. together with the necessary Of water pow
err the privilege Of getting coal iron ore FIRE clay build
ing stone timber, &C.; al of which they have in great
abundance; also, dwellings, mechanic shops and vacant
lots, for the occupancy operatives and otheso exca-
vate large and commodious race, or canal sixty feet
wide for the convenient and abundant supply of wa
ter and for the passage Of boats TO and the works.
md to erect suitable buildings in which to carry on the
contemplated manufacturing operations.
Such grounds water power erectons improvements and
privileges they propose to put in much capita and
is hoped that other parties, with capital practical
knowledge, and mechanical experience, will be found
ready and willing to supply the machinery the manufac-
turing labor, and portion of the working cash capital
This Company is willing to contribute any reasonable pro-
poruon from oneourth to threeourth Of the whole capt.
tai required for each particular branch of the business
i is their determination to AFFORD every possible aid and
facility to those who identify themselves with this enter
prise; and they accordingly offer equally liberal induce
ments for the establishment of many other branches of
american manu- fractures, not above enumerated, espe-
cay those which tend to the extensive development
of the mineral stores by which their position surrounded
and their grounds richly extensively pervaded
tSee multiplication and extension of Iron manufactures be
owl
The Company now repairing their Cotton Factory
and FIGURING nh, and are willing TO rent practical
and responsible parties, either BOTH for of years.
and upon liberal erms-that their own attention may be
particularly directed to the establishment and prose-
cuon of other branches of which have been
ated, and to which they would add the building Of locomo
Hves cars, omnbuses and carriages and the making of
pottery, glass; fire brick, &C. for which they have the
erias upon their own ground, in great perfection and
abundance. The FIGURING Mill is capable Of making 200
barrels of flour every ri hours 800 barrels OF kiln dried
corn meal, upon the most approved pam for either of
which grain is abundant being brought by canals rail-
roads, and rivers, to the door Of the mill
Post paid letters, addressed to the agent will receive
prompt attention.
REFERENCE
Persons in the East wishing to know more Of this mat
ter and of the parties composing the Company respect
fully referred to-
d. Nj. WILSON, HIRAM WALBRIDGE, and CHESTER BED.
ELL, of the city of New York.
JOIN l.. NEwBoLD, Esq, Philadelphia.
JOHN THOMPSON, Esq, Banker, Wakefield Rhode
Island
H. BALDWIN, Y. T. DAVIS, and JAMES L. VOORHEES,,
Esqs, city of Syracuse, n. Y.
Or to WHEELER TRuEsDELL, Esq, Agent of the Compa
n.y. the Office of the late United States Branch Bank,
New Brighton Beaver county, Pa. Mr.. Truesde is pre-
pared show the property in all its Details with maps
plates, descriptions, terms conditions, and future pros
poets of the Company; also, to make contracts, leases
deeds, sc.
Western References to the Property and title thereto
N. P FETTgRMAN, and EDWARD SIMPSON, Esqs., Pitts
burg
THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, ESQ.,, Beaver, Beaver Co., Pa.
R. L. BAKER, Esq, Economy, Beaver Co, Pa.
DR.. CHARLES I. WHIPPo, Newcastle Lawrence Co., Pa.
NJ. 4. c. GOULD, Secretary,
WHEELER TRUESDEC, Agent
0fthe Beaver Manufacturing COmpany'
New Brighton, Beaver Co., Pa.
MULTIPLICATION AND EXTENSION OF IRON MAN
fractures.
We have within the last few months, frequent alu
sion to a plan, by which mineral, coal and iron
converted at once into wrought rOn without passing
through the tedious and expensive steps, into and
from the pig metal state as generally practced in the
United States.
This process appears to be gaining rapidly in
various parts of country. 1t first heard of at
Newark, New Jersey; then at Cincinnati, then at Ceve
land, next in Wisconsin, in our immediate vicinity,
pittsburg and Beaver Cy.n
We have the process and witnessed the results
We have seen the mineral coal and the crude ore after
being crushed and pulyerzed and mixed in suitable pro-
portions, put into hopper like bag of grain at country
milf and have seen it, when sufficiently deOrtdlzed by
passing through redhot tubes chambers forth like
much meal or -four into pudding oven at
the foot of those tubes chambers, apparently like
much redhot sand, and without having been melted from
first last have this iron sand by the mere ad
esion and aggregation of the particles and the spontane
welding OF those PARTICLES under the manipulations of
practical puddler, grow into compact mass and like
rolling ball increase with every the size of
the largest pumpkin.
We have seen this iron pumpkin ball of red hot metal
brought Immediately under forge hammer, and in less
than five minutes it converted into beautiful bloom.
We have the bloom pass through the rolls
forth boiler ron sheet ron bar iron, nail rods
&C., and it was all very good.
An appropriate furnace and pudding for this pro-
can be erected for less than $0O0 and any hav
ing Of coal land, with good iron in its vicinity,
and thousand dollars in his pocket in less time than
it would require to erect mill grist mill, have
furnace running upon his premises the foot of his
coal bank, which shall turn out daily tons of first
blooms, cost OF $50 the ton, though worth his
door SO the ton thus giving him profit 500
lay capital Of $1,000. The Beaver Manufacturing
Company" ready furnish the ground, the COAL the
iron ore, water power and patent right privilege
much capital under their charter with others, who have
some capital, skill and industry.
Let those who wish to know of this matter inquire
Of the undersigned, who knows all about it,
MT. c. GOULD.
Rochester, Beaver Co., Pa dawtf jas