The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16

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aAas Il u ths nAiveious wofs q tbg sculptor. aud
that IL ia eompoAea II gypsum Ipl
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ondAgs county that would furnish a blnek Of
gypsum resembling the peculiar features shown
~ tho matanai Of shis ElAiue.
Who're It came from 10 sllA = nystory, The
perfection Of the uJrk, upon close inspection,
be ~oaaerfal aud tboss who examine the statue
the more and the cite cr away impressed
more thor0ugly than sVsr d IA high Importance
n geological and archaeological point u view.
The under ssds 81 the statue was examined by
feeling Of "a parts with the hands, aud By the
VI rcHsctora, which partially revealed tboso
psrts 70 The vision. A number u pieces u car
souixsd wood, bits Of branches and twign Of al.
dss hsnloek and beech, o. decided BY those or
Assinlng them, we're taken from he stslae. II
seemed 70 be quite satisfactorily determined tho
this vii Je better known when the statue il rails.
dthsi ii lies directly upon The clay, which IN
deries the AlluyAl Of tho valley. THIS being So
the gravel deposit d four or Eve inches would
sppaAr 10 10 washed in aboet the figure. 2
u is deemed important that . soulptor ofeupe-
Tionce and standing shall examine the ntAlne
May hne MARKS, a. though the work Of very
dsliosto instrument, weTs revealed on the right
aide, which may head 10 determination Of the
Kind q IMPLEMENTS used BY the artist. These
are Evidences o. great deal Of patient and time
eatsuminE labor. The action o. the wator has
efscsd these marks on The other parta OF the Eg
IRE. II il hoped that tbs scalptor Palmer win
Wait the statue soon. ..