American Man ufactures.
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There has been change any of the markets since
the departure OF the Caledonia the 10th inst The
demand continues active, and the increased production
of manufactures finds ready market both at home and
abroad.


The workmen are now going on briskly in the erec.
ton OF cotton factory, 200 feet long near the dam at
keanebec, Maine. A mill with SIX saws and flour
mill with SIX run OF stones, to be commenced soon
on the west side OF the all upon rock foundation
The ledges that side make easy to control the wa.
ter power in ireshets thing ought to be large
woollen factory, with capital Of half million or more
There plenty of plenty of water plenty of wool
IN the neghborhood plenty OF ready to work and
plenty OF farmers in kennebec ready feed them and
furnish them either with plain duins chicken fxens
as they say at the SoutlL


The mill in Portsmouth, ~ II is designed IN be
one OF the largest in the country The land will cost
upwards OF $1,000 several houses having been
to make for the building which is to be near the
railroad station The mill will be- when complete, 800
eet long and will run about 50000 spindes nearly
many AS all the mills in operation and building in
ths ,own The machinery we understand is principally
contracted ior In England. The English machinery is
,S % aSout % per cent cheaper than machinery in
.ne tteu States but is good an article and be.
olteh costs more to keep il in good running order
ie f"snouh journal gives the following dese ripon
m az the plan oil TINS mill The main building which


y riopose 70 nave up this fall is to be two hundred
feet long, so feet wide and a s,oro. ~, ~ ~ =


pudingsawill be extended from tho IN a., h,iJ


ing, 'oo 'eet PACK two stories high In the centre o tho


e, apou' hIy ieet from theman building tho hoiler
muse WIZ oe iocsted-the chimney to be "a 90, bgh
ID feet higher than the vane of tho Nor,h hh
VIII Degin the Drck work next week .,d 4, - .iSy
ted that 70O0 900 bricks will be laid th, faIi
e.en.uay pe extended from the east west ends l0
feet each way stories high, which will tb.n 9in Nv
structure bold front of nearly tenth of ~.
the same length as the great Amoskeap factor, 49,.
is the largest IN New Hampshire. The main builana
VIII contain u 200 spindles; and when the wings arc
completed $4,000 will be put up. ''o


The Salem Steam Factory, now building is a2o soo,
long and four stories high