. Webb's New England railway and manufacturers' statistical gazetteer; containing an interesting sketch of every station, village and city on each railroad in New England, together with a statistical, historical and biographical account of their representative manufacturing establishments . assachusetts. BROWNS PATENT C SPRING riiis is the lij;lilcst iiiul most diira-carria<je in use. Its easy riding,noiseless rnnninjr, togetlier with itsiraoeful appcarauec. render it spe-ciallv desirable for (.ieasure SPEEDING, it is uneipialled,MS, in addition to its extreme light-ness, the s
. Webb's New England railway and manufacturers' statistical gazetteer; containing an interesting sketch of every station, village and city on each railroad in New England, together with a statistical, historical and biographical account of their representative manufacturing establishments . assachusetts. BROWNS PATENT C SPRING riiis is the lij;lilcst iiiul most diira-carria<je in use. Its easy riding,noiseless rnnninjr, togetlier with itsiraoeful appcarauec. render it spe-ciallv desirable for (.ieasure SPEEDING, it is uneipialled,MS, in addition to its extreme light-ness, the spring perch, in combinatiouuith the C springs and elastic braces,has a momentum tendency, whichgreatly facilitates the draught. It is perfectly free from rattle, andthe body resting as it does entirelyupon the elastic braces, effectuallydoes away with the dkaiireeahicrmnhlirig usual in other Wagons are now in use in•ly all the principal cities and towns tliroiigbout the country. They have been thoroughly tested; and the superiorityle improvement is conceded by all judges of light vehicles,[ade of the very best materials and : of e\ery style and finish, wiili or without tops, and Warranted to Give Entire Satisfaction. B. F. lU\in\l\, W«viViisUi\ are obtained. Settled in 1668. Deerfield mountain is 700feet above the plain. Sugar Loaf mountain rears its conicalpeak of red sandstone 500 feet above the river, and over-looks the ground of many sanguinary battles between thewhites and the Indians. This is a place of great the traveller lingers here, enjoying the beautifulscenery and hospitality of the people of this town, he cannotfail of contrasting the present scenes with those of formeryears, particularly with that of Bloody Brook, in 1675, whena cniiiiiauv ) young men from the comity of Essex, wereslain liy nitlilirs savages. A monument commemoratingthis event was erected in 1838. In this town are the villagesof South and
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