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ending 3Oth June, ls4s. But this is not all some
enterprisng men are improving the quality and the
quantity or bToomed iron, and making it equal TO
the best Russia or Swedes iron.


visited the iron works Of A. b. Cobb, esq. IN
county, last week. to witness an experiment on
tho new mode invented by Alexander Dickinson,
esq. Of Newark, and must say was surprised at
the result. They charged their fire at hal-past
p. M, with sirteen bushels Of charcoal and fine iron
ore to fill il up, and after one hour and 6fty-nve
minutes took out tho loup and hammered il, and
cut it in two and placed it on the scales and weigh
ed 23s lbs, Of first quality iron, thus making two
hundred and thiry-eight pounds Of iron out Of six
teen bushels Of charcoal in the short space Of hour
and IS minutes, thus producing "a cwt Of bar iron,
in blooms, out of 1904 bushels Of charcoal TO the
ton, At every "a hours The expense Of erecting
the fire, as il is called, is not materially different
from the old mode.


Respectfully, your ob't servant,


JOSEPH JACKSON.


Rockaway, Morris co., June 20, ls47.


Or have seen several specimens Of The
iron made by A. Dickinson, all being Of su
perior quality and from the nature Of the inn
provement believe il will always ensure a
better article than can be made n an open
forge. S. BOYDEN.


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