Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-07
To Capitalists, Manufacturers, and Ne
chanics.
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Under Charter from the Legislature of Penn, with
capital Oh $500 600, propose to establish, The village
OF Brighton, Beaver TO. Pa, number OF FURNACES
aud IN extensive ROLLING MILL, with the necessary
machinery ann appar strs ior the modueticn Of Bar
from Sheet Irtn, Nas, Spis es, &C., &C., and,
as practicable, AiAl Tor Railroad lion
omards the accomplishment Of This object, they are
Willing 10 furnish the pproprse sites aud grounds for
the works, sethtI with the necessary AMOUNT of wa
ter power The privilege of geiiig coat ore fire
clay bnildiIsg timber, all of wlich lley
have IN rat abundance; also, dwellings, mechanic
Shops and vacabt lots, the occupancy operatives
aud oihersto excav. lie large and conmodous Iace,
canal sixty feet wide, for the convenient and
abundant supply of walter and for the Of boats
to and from the works, and to suitable buildings
in Viii o;carry on the contemplated manufacturing
Such grounds, water power erections improven ems
and triviese they. propose 10 put much cap-
tai; andi is hoped that other parties with some cal i
tai, practical knowedae and nlecanical experience
will be found ready and willing supply the Inachn-
ery,l the manufacturing labor and portion of the
working cash ctpal THIS Company is willing to
contribute any reasonable proportions from oIe-ioUrh
TO three-touhs ofthe whole capital required tor each
particular branch of the business is their deteni-
nation TO afford every possible aid and faciltyo those
who identity themselves with this enterprise; and they
accordingly offer equally liberal Inducements for the
tabiishment OF many other branches of american
j manu- fdctdreS, rot above enumerated, especially
those which tend TO the more extensive de IL
.0pment Of the mineral sior@ by which their posi-
ton sun ounded, and their bounds richly and
extensively pervaded. (See multiplication and extern
sion 81 Iron manuilctures beoH)
ne company dfelON Ttpbn1nR tnelf Cotton tQcfQ-
svy and FIGURING MILL and are willing TO rent TO pracM
tcaI Iespo, siIe parties enheT b0h for term
Of years, and npon liberal erms-,ha their WI atte
ton be particularly directed TO The esiaish
ment and prosecution of other branches, SOME of which
have been enumerated and 10 which the, would add
The building ofJoconoves, cars, omnbusses and car
raees and the making Of pottery, glass, fire brick Co.
for which they have the materials upon their own
ground, great perfection and abundance The Flour
ing Mill is capable of making 700 barrels of flour every
"a hours or 800 barrels of kiln dried corn neal upon TIE
must approved plan for either of which grail. abuu-
u being brought by canals, railroads, and rivers, to
the door Of the mill s. 4.4t, ~ n
Postpaid letters addressed to the ageni will receive
pron pt attention.
REFERRING Els!
Persons in the Easf, wishing TO know more of this
mater, and of The parties composing the Company are
respectfully referred TO-
D. NJ. WILsoN, HIRAM W.LnRIDGE, apdCHEsrER
BEuELL OF the city OF New Yurk; p
4 JoHN NEwsoLD, Esq, Pniladelph al
"a JOHN THOMPSON ESQ, Banker, Wakefield, Rhode
island; EG& SN2
II BALpwIs, T. T. DAVIS, and JAMES L. yooRuEEs
Esqs CITY Of Syracuse, N vi
Or 20 WHEgI.ER TRuEsDsLL, ESQ., Agent of the
Company, al The office Of the late United Branch
Bank, New Bri. hon, Beaver county. Pa. MR.. Trues-
dell is prepared show the property in all Details
with maps, Plates de crpuons terms, conditions, and
tracts, leases, deeds sc.
as9 WesternR The Property and title there
N. r. FErrERsAs, aud EDWARD SIMPSON, Esqs.,
Pttsburg.
THoMAs CpNNrNoHAM. Esq, Beaver, Beaver Co, Pa
II " Or
= Dr.; CHARLES i, WHlPPo. New Cattle, Lawrence
Co., Pa
Pa. Mt. GOULD Secretary,
sG WHEELER TRUESDE ELL. Agent
4 New Brighton, Beaver Co., Pa ite
MULTIPLiCATIoNeAND EXTENSION OF IRON
MANUFAC1U
Wehave within the last few months frequent
aluAon 10 new plaa, BY which mineral, coal ana iron
are converted at into ,erougat IRON without
passing through The tedious and expensive steps,
into and from the pig metal state now generally
practiced in The United Stntes
THIS ne process appears be gaining favor rapidly
in various parts ofOur country II first heard of
Newark, New Jersey then at Cincinnati, then at
t, vicinity, Piitsburg and" Beaver City. sa2
We have seen ,he proc and witnessed the results.
We have seen the mineral COAL and the crude ore, after
beng crushed puverzed, and mixed in suitable pro-
PORTIONS put into hopper like bag nf grain
Try mill; and have seen when sufficiently deoridized,
by passing through red-hot tubes or chambers, line
forth like so much meal or -four into common
pudding the fUot of those lubes chambers,
apparently like much red-hot sand, and without
having been me d, from first TO last, have THIS
ron sand by the mere adhesion and aggregation of the
paitices, aad the spontaneous welding OF those par-
cles uadeF the nianPaatiens of pFaesieai Pudder,
grow compact mass and like roling ball.
increase with every Turn 10 the sze OF the largest
pumpkin Is s,T sss -s5ss i.e,lsas..s (. isi gS
metal, brought Immediately under forge hann er, and
IN less than five minutes it converted into b.
ulbonm. We have seen the same bloom, pass through
the rolls and come forth as boiler sheet iron,
bar iron. nail rods, &C.. and it was all very good
An appropriate furnace and pudding oven forlthis
process can be erected Tor less than SlUOU and any
having Of coal land with good iron ore in its
yicini y, and Thousand dollars in mis- pocket, cam in
less time than 1t would require TO erect saw mill or
grist mill have furnace running upon ms prems
YES, at the feOt OF his coal bank which shaHtuFn
out daetwo tons of III strate blooms, OF eco
the ton, though wofth Ut his own door $40 tho t6l
thus giving him profit Of 8 t05a day, on capital of
8 1900. q The 1Beaver Manufacturing Companys' are
ready 70 furnish The grouna theeoa the IRON ore wa