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that in four hours he can turn out paper ready ior
use, but necessarily inferior in quality to that which
is subjected to the bleaching process tor longer
first sorted in the rag room, then busted; they are
next conveyed to an implement called rag-cutter,
and cut up in small pieces, to prepare them TOR the
action Of the boiler in the latter they are boiied ioT
ali useless matter; @ W the steep chest next receives
them, in order o be bleached from thence they go
into the beating engines, where they are belabored
quality After all this, the material is ready for the
machine, to be transformed into paper, cut and fin
ished The distance to these mills, from New York,
is 1876 miles, which is travelled by steamboat and
railros in seven hours They are half way be-
tween hartford and Springfield, and twelve miles
distant from each of those towns.


This establishment furnishes us with all our pa
per. Since we have begun to receive supplies from
it, we have paid to Messrs p. u b. over $500 OOO,
and we now pay them fromi 800 to $1,000
week.