The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-01-06
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,rinnroly and without tho rsa NJ i man
,.;,J conll nnr.r h,rs ,r;so, n,nrh
,hov, fro savago and If thay war. now,
,,r,;rolr dn,,r,I.od Of i tLo,. ,,oul1 .oo,
sink to . state cf tho lowest harbar;sm
This Mineral ptov,dencn has strpued
nrotnsnl, ,hronat ont Il, q whcla earIb ~
haforo ths discovery If tho cold and all.
vow ,n;ror e 11ex;ro ,rl So,,h An,or;-
70 Swain was emo If tho most novnrrul
,,ot;ons -, oo~,I Ofbar i ,,.,s rro;d ,aho
sun nover cots IN 1,nr don,;n;nnsn y.t
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n.onle lost the;r rnergv ara ent,rrr;sp
and hacsme tr;G;,a ,n5 odsminate Ana
chose countries s;ncnyhev nave bcan free
from snatn al,,,ouoi, nroipss;nq rennhI;.
can;sn have n,atc bnt verv I,tln od-
,.an ,, y, :,;I;za,:or a,a 49,, ranoroIl,.
in wretched condition With little
reflection on the subject 1t must be APP
parent, that Providence has created
sparingly those things that are Of little in
trinsic value while those things that are
essential TO the happiness and comfort OF
mankind he has spread profusely over
the whole earth. Iron as before stated
is the most valuable OF all minerals, and
coal ard limestone, rank probably as
next IN Importance. The former is in
valuable for fuslng and preparing the
metals, and the latter for building and
agricultural purposes. Contrast a region