Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-27
To Capitalists, Manufacturers and Me-
chanies.
So THE BEAVER MANUFACTURING COMPA-

ME BEAVER COMPA-
| N.Y.
Under Charter from the Legislature of Penn with
capital of $780, 00 propose to establish in the village
of Brighton, Beaver Co.. Pa, a number OF FuENAcFs
aud an extensive ROLLING MILL, with the necessary
machinery and apparatus for the production of Bar
Iron, Sheet IroR Mats, Spikes, &C., &c. and,
rs practicable, Mill tor Railroad Iron 81
Owards the accomp shment of his object, they are
willing TO furnish the appropriate sites and grounds for
the works, together with the necessary of
Ter power, the privilege of getting coal iroa ore fire
clay, building stone, timber, C.; all of which they
have in great abundance; also, dwellings, mechanic
shops, and vacant lots for the occupancy ofOpeaves
and olheTs-to excavate large and commodous race,
canal, sixty feet wde for the convenient and
abundant supply of water and for the passage Of boats
to and from the works, and to suitable buildings
In which TO carry on the contemplated manufacturing
operations
such grounds water power, erections improvements
and privileges, they propose to put in much CAPT
tall and is hoped that other PARTIES with some capt.
tai, practical knowledge, and mechanical experience,
will he found ready and willing supply the machine
cry, the manufacturing labor, and portion of the
WORKING easn capI'ui. Ishis Company is willing to
contribute any reasonable proportion, from
three lourths of the whole capital required tor each
particular raach of the business, it is their deieTmi
nation to afford every possible aid and facility those
who identity themselves with this enterprises and they
accordingly offer equally liberal inducements for The
tabsbment of many other branches of american
manufactures, not above enumeraed especially
those which tend TO the extensive deVel-
opment Of the mineral stores by which their posi-
tion surrounded, and their own grounds richly and
extensively pervaded. (See multiplication and extern.
sion ri Iron manufactures below.)
The Company repairing their Cotton Fdeto-
~ and FIGURING Mi, and are willing prac-
tical responsible parties either bnth for term
OF years. and upon liberal terms-that their alien
tOn may be particularly directed to the establish
and prosecution Of other branches of which
bave been enumerated, and to which they woud add
the building of locomotives cars, omnibusses and
rages and the making of pottery glass; fire brick &C.,
for which they have the materials upon their own
ground great perfection and abundance. The Flour
ing Mill is capable making 200 barrels Of flour every
bour harY pF L Hr f1pa fha
approved plan, for either Of which grain alum
dlnt being brought by canals railroads. and rvers, to
the door Of the mill
Postpaid ettets addressed to the AGENT viii receive
prompt attention.
REFERENCESt
Persons in the East, wishing to know more of this
natter and of the parties composing the Company
respectfully referred TO-
D. Nj. WrLsoN, Hiram WATERLOO, and CHESTER
BEDELL, OF the city OF New York;
JOHN h. NEwBoLD, Esq Philadelphia;
JOHN THOMPSON, Esq, Banker, Wakefield, Rhode
Island;
II BALDWIN, t. t. DAVIS and JAMES L. VOORHEES,
Esqs., city Of SYRACUSE N Y;
Or TO WHEELER TRuEsDELL, Esq, Agent of the
Company the office OF the late United States Branch
Bank, New Brighton Beaver county, Pa. Mr.. Trues-
dell is prepared to show the property in all its details,
with maps, plates, descriptions terms, conditions, and
future prospects of the Company; also, to make
tracts, leases, deeds, &c.
Western References to the Property and title there
NJ r. FETTERMAN, and EDWARD SIMPSON, Esqs,
Pittsburg.
THOMAS CuNNixoHAM ESQ., Beaver Beaver Co., Pa
R. L. BAKER, Esq, Economy, Beaver Co, Pa
DR. CHARLES L. WHIPro, New Castle, lawrence
Co., Pa.
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON, Esq, Brighton, Beaver Co.,
Pa. M. +. c. GOULD, Secretary,
WHEELER TRUESDELi., Agent
-a Ofthe "Beauer Manut featuring Company"
New Brighton Beaver Co.. Pa
MULTIPLICATION AND EXTENSION OF IRON
MANUFACTURES.
We have within the last few mUnths seen frequent
suson toa new plao, by which mineral, coal and iron
ore are converted at once into yougRt IRON without
passing through the more tedious and expensive steps,
into from the pig metal state, now generally
praclced in the United States
THIS process appears to be gaining favor rapidly
in various parts oour country. Ii first heard of
Newark, New jersey; then at Cincinnati, then
Cleveland, next in Wisconsin, now in our immediate
vicinity, Pittsburg and Beaver City.
We have the process and witnessed the results.
We have the mineral coal, and the crude IRE, after
being crushed puyerzed, and mixed in suitable pro.
portions, put into hopper like bag of grain
Try mill; and have ,wIen sufficiently deortdized,
by passing through red-hot inbes chambers, come
forth like SO much meal or -four, into common
pudding at the foot of those tubes chambers,
apparently like so much red-hot sand, and without
having been melted, from first TO last have this
PARTICLES aad the spontaneous welding of those parti
Giles, under the nanipulatiOns of practical pnddler,
grow into compact mass. and like rolling BALL
increase with every turn TO the size OF the largest
pumpkin.
We have seen this iron pumpkin or ball Of red.hot
metal, brought Immediately under forge hammer and
III less thd nte minutes IL was converted INTO Deautl
full b. ON We have seen the same bloom pass through
the rolls, and forth boiler iron sheet iron
bar iron. nail rods, &c. and 1t was all very good
An appropriate furnace and pudding oven for this
process can be erected for less than $780, any man
having an acre of coal land with good iron ore in its
vicinity, aud thousand dollars in his pocket cam ia
less time than il would require erect saw mil or
gnst mill, have furnace running upon his own premis.
es at the foot of his own coal bank, which shall turn
out daily two tons Of first rate blooms, COST OF $50
the ton, though worth at his door $40 tho tom
thus giving him profit of 100 dav on capital Of
$1,000. The ,t.Beaver Manufacturing Company'' are
ready TO furnish the ground the coal, the ore wa
ter power and patent right privilege, mReh eapi
tai under their charter with others who have cap
ital, skill and industry.
Let those who wish to know more of this matter,
inquire Of the undersigned, who knows all about It,
NJ, 7. G. GOULD.
Rochester, Beaver Co Pa.