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 have visited the lar-lamed, apd much ,,lIed of. aIron Mountain, : and, behold, "the t.lf has not been told,n as 1t respects the ossl;,v and quantity. Dr. Linn once said, ,r,, there was enough ore loose upon the moun.ain, to employ ten thousand furnaces zen thousand years, and 1t does moi look improbable, when you can behold masses r;sIpe on the barren waste, and extending Tor m;les. that resemble @Athens in her ruins" I, ,. now under the control of Pratt, Zigler Go. They have erected, latteriy, . fur- nace. that is now in operation. ltis situated on q spur of the mountain, on the south side, sbou, half mile from the main body. The stack is built of huge stone in the most vorkmanIike and substantial manner--thirty fee, square al its base, and inclining twenty seven feet to the mouth, where they charged. Bu, what $ more remarkable about this establishment, is, the fiues that, conduct the expiring heat from the furnace, heats the boilers that propels the whole tnachiuery.-- Thus. by its economical construction, they ssye the expense of wood to heat and operate the engine--only in the instance ofstarting ii. The buildings are superior and durable. The blast is made by magnificent pair of cast iron cylinder bellows, driven by pom derous engine of hundred horse power, calculated to drive eight stacks as extensive as the one now in operation, which the company are now making preparations to erect They are making ten tons of the mest superior pig iron per day. This fuE- mace is after the fashion of the great man. moth furnace of Sweden, and the firm con- template putting up one every year, until they complete foar, which Will give ihifty-six stacks, and turn of three hundred and sixty ton of pig iron al the rates of the operation of their present stack. This is doing tall business, and in the course of few years, the "Great We@" will depend upon her her own rich mountains for this indispensa- ble article

 have, for some weeks, been cut of from all Information relating to our own home Arkansas. know nothing of the spirit pre- vaiiing in our land districL on account of John Miller's removal. know not man, in the whole district. that petitioned for Mill ler's removal; and know not, as yet. upon what grounds they operated; though we can safely say, that it was foul and unbecoming, tyranical and unjust The district is for him. They approved his appointment, and they feel themselves outraged--violently outraged in his removal. Such conduct Is not de- mocratic,-il is no, fair, and if Ashley was instrumental in theproject, regard it q stoop beneath his merits, and he is scarcely able to do justice to the popular mass of our people. Such conduct is not democratic, but Ashley cratic, and effected by underlings, menials, and such as fall down and worship man true Ashiey-crats. Time, [ trust. will de- velope the whole matter, and, 1t is to be ho- ped, right up the breach.

 Yours. OBSERVER.