The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-03


to make houses OF. The other day, we saw II
wre,ched lot of brick taken Off boat. shipped up
from dubuque TO St. Paul. Here il has been
rub and 90 and then stick again, with St Paul,
ever since it began TO grow, for want OF lumber
and for want ofbrick. Pine lumber Away. sells
higher here than in ST. Louis, because the de-
rnand for it is so great. Our three saw-mls, and
what lumber get from St. Anthony. do not
begin to supply tho demand; and as for brick,
there has never been hllfa supply. Prime logs
are plenty here and cheap. We want steam
.aw-rniIIs. good ones, twenty Of them. St. Paul
il tho hes, poin; ia the whole west, (or every sort
Of lumber manufacture. We want more capital
in the manufacture Of lumber and of brick, and in
almost every other sort Of Manufacture. To 20
into the manufacture Of brick here. on the right
plan, on a large scale. with sheds, machines and
everything complete, will take capital OF
SO 800 With that when conducted Judi
Of no surer way TO wealth,
HOME MANUFACrUREs.--T only way TO
real independence. i. to build up our manufAc-
lures. Our agriculture is doing very well. Blu,
we want AiANUFACrUREs! MANUFACTURES!
We tell the whole world, that this il the place to
plant every sort Of manufactures that can be
named. Whom we look al the extent Of the fine
country that surrounds US, when we consider what
lis agricultural Developments soon viii be, It's re-
cnurces IN lumber, lis resources III cash, 10 other
country under heavens, offers equal inducements.
! HArsAN CAPs.--The lower story under the
Uemocrat office, corner of Third and Wabashaw
streets. Is now converted into an elegant hat
store, with fine looka. proprietor in il, Mr.. X.
O. Walker. Mr.. w. has only TO extend his bus
! mess 20 honnets, To make IL AT least double. The
trade of st. Paul is nov dividing Off into various
exclusive branches.
PAPER.-Amongsi the branches Of new man
ufac,ure, imperatvely demanded at 81. Paul, It's
The manufacture Ct paper. Here we have ade-
quate water power-every facility for shipping
rags and paper-much rags, (aud ii prospect for
many more and Il home demand for vast
amount Of paper. especially printing paper.
PowrrR.-Thrre is another manufacture we
want. mere Is not p""'e' "''' ""''" ave
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powdef IN "'nhe-o'a' d! Se'eFa' 'h'"S'"a HUI
ans alone. is very large. ifsome powder maker
does not come in directly, We intend 10 give the
r.
SOAP AND CANDLEs.-Cnn any man give "a
coed reason, why should throw away our
ashes, throw away orr soap grease, and aim st
throw away all our tai'ow, monsh after mouth.
year after year, and continue 10 bay all our soap
and all our candles and limp-oIi at the stores, at
high prices: Why, soap Maker ana t,llow
chsnd' er may settle right down here at St. Paul,
and make a fortune al his business, IN three
years.
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