{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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PERssE AND Brooks PAPER MANUFACToRY.-
As an appropriate accompaniment to the general


description OF the Ncc York Herald establishment,
give an elegant and accurate engraving, repre-
sentlng one of the most extensive establishments Of
the kind in this country-the paper mills OF Messrs


Persse " Brooks, 65 and 81 Nassau street, New
York. These mills are situated on the bank OF the
Connecticut river, at Windsor Locks, Conn. The
adjacent country, forming part OF the celebrated
valley Of the Connecticut is richly cultivated, and
presents beautiful appearance in this season Of the
wide, and two stories high; with his is to be reck.
oned an additional wing 20 feet long by 40 wide,
making the total length of the building POS feet The
latter building or wing is the machine and finishing
rooms The power which sets in work the mach-
merry of this mill is water power, and is derived
from the Enfield canal which runs past the building,
and as well as the railroad quite close to it, both
and from the mandatory The water power is one
OF the most valuable, retaining throughout the year
uniform and unimpared force, more than sufii-