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 WoNDERs or THE CoTTow MkNUTAcroRx.-< Nor will our wonder be abated, winch we considef the results of these establishments. A single cot ton tactory-that of the MeTrimach af Lowell produces 250,000 yards Of cotton cloth week. or 12, ,5O0. 900 yards year. There upe about 5o0c yards of thread in yard of cloth; thus every work ing day, this factory spins 600 million feet of thread; 90 millions every working hour, and near ly one million every minute! Thus, cord of suf-

 icent length to belt the world at the equator, is produced by single factory, in tts6 hours. This is the work of one establishment, and is not more than two hundredth part of the whole mannfac- ture of the United States. The length of thread drawn out by the cotton hctofies of the world, cannot be less than fifteen millions of feet every working second. or every time the heart beats !-- Such is the bewilderihg magnitude of the scale upon which this single branch of human industry is conducted 6

 WONDERS or THE IRON MANUEACToRY.-The amount of iron annually produced in the United States, is 300,000 tons, all of which, and much more, is consumed in this country. The amount of nails alone. is supposed to be 5000 tons. Forty thousand casks, or four million pounds, are annu- ally made by the Boston Co.,, on the mill-dam. If we suppose that the nails will average 160 to a pound, the number here produced each working day. would be nearly two millions! This is supp posed to be but the twenty fifth part of the nail manufacture ot the United States! It seems in- credible that about 50 millions of nails are made, bought, sold and used, every day, in the United States--yet such seems to be the fact.

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