The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-30
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More ihsn 1900. 900 tons are a..
rUsi'Y dss from lbsir a,e greet ds,o..
-. nna opnsansa is Engla1i ard Ire.
isnd From ii.s 80 uins, ~ Bsiesim.
w ibg7, ihe'e WE'RE fatea 100000
'ee' = s-'hrsri,s ara hi,uminou, Goals
Aaa Ihs selds a. 1t that usaerl,e our
osaiiaeai are faF beg cod al ilss enhsssi.
I've powers 4 oar rzoc a. il j. possible
70 esis here Cor osnisries We have
i'sen 'lrork ~si the imnisa,iiy 81 those
iieid.. even ~ fss ~ ,hcy are now
inosn "a 40 ssAsinsiius 81 . geologi.
cal map lately pabii.bsi b. PhHhps.
ssmi~ot A Co. q Bosioa. 10 eonnec.
''on -iih Presidsni HHeho,ck'. out
hss Of tie cs,tegy II he Gk.9e. BE.
g'auiag u the northeast. there arr TO-.
900 sgasfe miles Of i,. embracing The
~hqls Il Nova Scotia and much az New
Brun'~iek a deposit !. FOND in Tho
'ouiheasierp par Of Mssssehuseii. and
81 kls'ae bland, no, ysi asch worked,
BOT covering AZ Arra Of 500 square
m'it. The crest A.. balm bed.
"sfiing IN FrshsJ'faa'a, embn.sr, IN
ii' s"aih~esieFs rezeb m8ch 81 Ohio.
Virginia. and Kentucky. runs nearly
AcF'ss Tennessee. and ,prcai. ia ihrc.
sections, lise the tail II a prsligious
whale. acrssss The ecn'rf If Alaiama. ---
lie lsHslh u 72D rsii w. area 100 900
square milcs AGalhrr r., n seach..
iipm iar souih Of the Oiin into Ken.
iOtkY, norih~ eastward Hrros. Indiana
snd iiAnois 10 the Misslssippi. AMI &C.
eaFies Al ARIA that could scarccl, h.
crpsded within The boundaries of mn.
NOS. $4,000 square miles. Theu
underlying The oak openings and rolling
rrs'riss u Michigan IL another field Of
1900 square miles. Sill smother
grand FIELD, which Professor Oven oct.
do~D a, 10000 square miles, find, il,
'on'hern boundary ca line parallel to
the osaee River, and It's northern IN a
latitude Ia Iowa, as high as Albany
Then there are fields found ia TcrA.
New Mesieo. Kansas. aud Nebraska
aud aoalaiets further Surveys will .hou
them ~ the Great Basin. and on boll
the .loPiog sides of The Rocky Moanisir
range. President Hitchcock. saying
nothing Of these ives, of The Missouri
helds. serkons Sn area Of coal field,
~'il'a ibe sPaecs We have designated
q more ,haa 2g5,000 square miles,
TwsEiy -sigb, States Ike MAssarha.eii,
might be bail, 90 iis broad foundations
and Il the average thickness Of the bed,
we're pot a, 80 fee,--a moderate est.
mate. every miner ~ill say --lhe coal ot
the tn.,ed State. would BE- a body oqua
10 three and half millions Of cubic
mi!es Fly that, With such treasure,
under oar fee,. We shoald have 10 pa,
five and ain dollars for enough 10 boi
our ieske,,lc for a month. But II Ea,
rope con,iuaes 70 send as men so plenl,
10 ssrk these mines. and Yankees con
,inas 10 invest their money In the ma
machinery TO do s,,si uhai,led men can.
mol, Ne sooa dali have enough Of IL. Al
rAies Siihia The reach Of the poorest.
--S T. Tss..