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just made room for new steam engine fleO horse
power.


There are various other changes and additions GO
ing on, some on gigantic sealeS as, for example,
the new canal round Pawtuckei FALLS which will add
greatly TO the water power The combined com
panies have purchased tbe water privileges Of WIN
nipisiogee lake, the water Of which is 10 be brought
oby new canal, or desptned channel, into the
Merrimaek in sufficient quantity to guard against
drought in summer and to supply new mills, which
are 10 be erected hereafter.


These facts will show you what the present
condition and prospects Of this busy little eiy and
also give you some glimpse Of what the manufaet1,
rers and capitalists OF this region think Of the tariff,
and It's injury 10 their interests, There Is more
talk than faith in this, in all things else. BY
the way ought To have mentioned that the stnpen-
dous mills building by the Merrimack and Hamil-
ton mentioned above, are built by surplus profits,
from reserved fund while the regular dividends
are paid asusual. Bot must hasten TO a close lest
tire you. Perhaps you may hear from me again
few days, il you think this worth the place it
will occupy. .....


Yours, as ever, VlAToR.