Enterprise

It is safd of Messrs.den, of flaydenville, Mass. thecelebrateL steel per manufacturéis, lhat they commenced about the year 183O"tlie businesaof making buttons by hand, employing only two or fliree persons besides themselves. They gradually enlarged; their business, and inlS38 they hada capitalof $100,000, and gave employment to tsvo hundred' persons. In 1839 they added the busint?s of manufacturing steel pens to that of button making, and' now they have a capital of $775,000, andieniploy daily 275 hands. The numb'er of buttons manufactured at their" establishment, daily in was 1600 gross,.and the-humber of pens per day; 100 gross - The case of these two brothers aflbrd another prooi' of the ability of' industry,. eutorprise and good management to cominand success.A novel concert was given in Salem" on Wednesday evcning, by Mr. Franci Williams:, the Northern Whistler, a colored man, resident in that city.. Mr. Williams has often excited applause vbi' engaged in his work,. by his remarkable whisllingpowers, which he been oCten urgedand at lengtfi prevailed upontöexhibit in public. Ilis debut was perfeetly fuicccssful, bolh in respect tö' hïs repuíaEion and his profit, showing that Yankee genius has only to show itself to be duly ippreciated by a Yankee awdience.- ■