New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19
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coa1s VIXEN net swollen, simple and quiet stream IL Is
kzs weeks since, however inst torrent ol wafer
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ssxr vcshr- TIE eastern enbankaeni about hir'y
80 is din I'VE rss IN length and from fifteen to twenty
:ss in depth disclosing the formation o; the valley At
sst there rch beam Of vegetable deposit then stTa-
tan Of coSrse sand next rich loan, and next sod
I'D Of pebbles n compact mass Of shells ah9 various
tssscscus animals resolved back to Garth Tins was
oce doubt the bed OF the great river although the
nations 70 dwss along its banks have Ike IT. been so
~ sEyeOped IL the mysteries OF The past that All RECORDS
81 fhern have i. l- while we build cottages, plant
groves and wander along their rvoT Oh whose bosom
tcaied, perhaps the commerce OF world and won
Ger who and they of wh6t race and IN what
sze they lived For on every hand We find proof that
they ence were, though now they are not -
The hardy pioneers who have subdued the rugged who's
4 Ibis section Of Pennsylvania and drawn wealth rou It's
oephs robust, bIcoiio set OF men, whose nresdes
ere disturbed by the commoiions which prevail IN
large cities, ard ho never know or feel inc enec's OF III
coTeTrnt IT. nor the pancs of commerce or trade They
reap aud sow pruLe their vines and pluck their own iru
while the peactiunes their lives spreads happiness ana
el eerfulness 81 ali around. 49,
There is an nexhaustble supply of mineral wealth IA
hee mountains That only awaits the hand OF the lndusr-
Gus sran TO bring it oTh, whle'the immense oels OF
coal are olreddy pouring their black damons mo your
eeedly Civ OF New-IoIk, through the modul1 OF the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Manufactures are quile
in the vicinity, and sre soccessiveiy 'Pfngmg
A. YOU are aware, this Wayne County lies in the north
eastern corner Pennsylvania, and bounded Dy New
York the north Il separated irom me SAINT oae
and south it Las the counties Of Pike ana Monroe ana on
Inc west Luzerne and Susquehanna. The whole county
exceedingly elevated beng nom 10 10 iooo lcc'
Luzerne into the western part OF The county ana Is he
most prominent elev alton. IL divides the waters OF the
Of The Lackawaxen which into the Delaware. The
mountain is in the eastern boundary of the Wyoming ana
ackawana coal basin and the conslcmcratc rock, con-
tanning large rounded pebbles, which undere the coal
formation is found its western side. East and north
east of the Moosic Mountain tho red shas and sand
stones Of the next lower formations spreading out widely
over mos, Of the county in nearly horizontal strata
These form picturesque cliffs in places OF grca; hight
along the Delaware ard other large ST ann aud some OF
the creeks fail high perpendicular hedges OF rocks
forming caaracts Of peculiar beauty, which, III region
more freauenttd, would be much visited and admired.
Most OF the streams rise from small lakes and ponds
which are very numerous and some of them cccur. an
area Of severa hundreds of Situated in the most
uurequented parts Of the county ard surrounded deep
forests their crystal waters sleep calmly the DARK woods
and find but rarely solitary traveller upon their banks TO
to gaze upon the snd quiet beauty Those deep
and secluded retreats seldom visited exccP. by the hunter
fisherman, offer exquisite Tcet 90 tie adnrer OF
natural scenery. And if the time ever comes when the
citizens of PcInsyVil any other state VIII duly ap-
Pre- oiao these attractions these ioreS, lakes aud waterfalls
of Wayne County will doubt find poets and painters 20
visit their shores and 20 celebrate then romantic beauty
This is pretty good agricultural region and nany beau
lu and uxuTieni farms every whee 10 be met. In
$40 the population Of the county was sis, and III l-oo
here were 81 $50 IheIc is constant Increase ~ wealth
curine into the county, and in time wi! be one Of The
1857 populous counties IN the north section OF the