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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 500

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stLiverpool. He had been ill for several years, payinglittle or no attention to business, although he wasnot confined to his house. His disease was an affec-tion of the liver, supposed to have arisen from ma-laria contracted while a soldier in the 143d Ohio Vol-unteers during the war of the… … WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT. eighteen, when he again came to this country to re-main permanently. Mr. Cartwright first engaged in pottery manu-facture with Holland Manley. When the latterretired, after some years, he continued the businessalone, taking in later his brother, and finally his sons.At the time…

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