Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05

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'i ~ 5 i aich nay be iransla's - esAa
pra'' ~ d,ws Sey expresslss,, sss.t ~ !,
ga esl, mpn = s2ch Pslsons. d. have Y TIN
theit sf isom pas,s documents that W F
55sis| % Of me y $50. 81
y 1890 1880 ,ssstSSi
d i iS9S ..2=zsl .>z--== sse,lI oI ion
n-iSfS 10000 co,
n $50 s ,R5f5 show y ~
Tho Census Essssa le.s asa 600 in sbs TO- 70,
ncreass OF ysnlet S i,,'5o;s osntrPl ~
: n sincs nssls ID
sa al'f !, SF Tba whole u sings tnet Ellis
2 ~ lh y inferI frSs lie va s,io q,
= e III f ion more es ,ir the SEW nm liz
E SIS ipS y : gsars.to eese, fhRt Ssa mn 10
~ ysFy laTg aldssdaio pSE u ne 5Isa
tS!s np n! ,for. III ever teTpp arg
'ssttf9a nSgsrs I9oklPg iaingsI bs'
Sad The pe|ss lrecssea fsttleIs. II
snSok The, entsrPnssssS rs e4cs ,sS,ry there
kfSfS several par O. tettssll $500 are fully
h ensiye coal hsdR, y AlsEt4 ns5 tEs
aEs 81 q M. Fostefs rep9rs N.Y. ao 8,
t s Resources ioi Rsil.
! I NUE." :T w6ich the 1Snois Senis4 4 i.
IIsIEy S'Ssssg NotR i'll Ianding y MAJ - Il
s rosadl snSsnosed ttat Illinois, SonNS
ou ~ Of c9al y s III
,5 g lsIs sssIs t has bes shown sNS III "a
9Sns - nortion OF the coal usea " ~ S!s ~
gresG 4 from other States r'8FFs9s, Z;
geSlovist. Who estlgmaN'fa tAs W., VS. ssa.e c
~ IL Illinois, says Shss Ivy e. mimi il
M M MS Is must existlnntill sborelsf sbsanI,
fh9lns ssas can g. oblRipsd more cRSa y !
pd as settlers gsteitslty es'ssk is ,HinE
II. befs Tin close pro klmlsS, sRA eSs
slmos .an ISesI6 ii, 10 use wool snalliig:
mo,e iii; Tre q. lAscoal mines shass"ss nAs
-ehI MN mo- 81 neglsseledd.l &,a az,
= - sSssnt nv sllg atoms shew lnns -
mines .dui6g F ee,sst se's s;nns he CIR
Western road has ben Ca a,,aaTlsied TO
sDauville, Coal Mines exteasts E, ~ nrepa
lions have Been p,ade,o work the - ,o al
n That vicinity. as vel as those of e. 4
Big Muddy River, Ii is, estimated gthat1'
during the coming yea twice the quantity
VIII Oe Iulueu tu "N - y n 4fH'sssE
any preceding yeas 81 : - y
81 Il is to be hoped however, that 2 great
Change viii soon bewrught, ThsaFaPlej
increase OF population aud lntrod Hsuon
| Of labor saving machiney will douDtltsssSN
Nv deyelope much Of shenow almost Aiat
| den mineral wealth Of tle State.
Nv attention was ParSculstly pnttraeIed
IN severaio Of the towns, by the use of
Singers Sewing Machipes. This fact SUI.
prised me much. for did not suppose y
possible that they could have found, their
Tay into newly settled regions q 81 tAte
country, II. therefore. aIhsI inhsolllIahIs =
are using means to abridsge hhe iaeoF .
sewing. Il is fair to suppose tbas ths'E5 a.
tention is being attraeied tFard the use
Of machinery for mining anI other purpo'
when in the Northern p}tion I visited
many OF the lead mines th'tb l are oelng
worked, and obtained as ppIe specimens
of ore rs ever came under my gnnootiice' -
{ For The gteater part .yhe PToprrletors 81
. mines, whom general did nottq seem to DC
: men Of very large capital, spoke OF the
want Of the necessary mach1VPery % ena,
: tile them % work ths minNeisl'o 'he pes
: advantage. - IA Aa ~
Many agrisulturis,s remarked TO p !;s
g and I prefer using thsir statements ~ Sat
wing nv own opinions. .ha. they y n.y. w.
g feel lhal great lass spoken Of by, ,en4 III
who live IN heavily umbered sTsS%' raSI.
country; (or, say they, SAW, n'sss ane "a 'ei.
ROADS enable Us tovbI"in !yt w. a%onn,
2. eIab,y reasonable price, go snSs haosnss
or Dor from which wsS III 49, maEe,
4 q. The. absence Of tu'S y ,ha nnrchas,
II up 15'f FOR any pecunia' loss 10 Tue put wnra
81 on timber wheretch y needed Nore S
"a oycr our landsGelng free from sEpmPs
Cd ncTm;ts rs tcsdopt and put in practice
,ta pJara,;on Hmost immediately after tn
onrohaS'of what is called wild Land tn
p t,!aa, f1-Jeful labor saving MACHINES In
4 n,,oSisyiintelIigent portion Of our aagFlcultn
rs who feel anxious to make rural al
ssthitectural improvements are in layoFs {
live fences. The Osage Orange, ii pre-
2 pvrly cared for, will in four or tive yea
4 not only make. a perfect barrier again
all animals. but also5be highly orn"mtee e!
tai in its character The climate OF q
3 central and southern portions OF the SIN
is admirably suited to this plant. In al
part Of the State where complaints we
made against I be use Of the Usage Orani
, as hedge plant. l Invariably found up
pexamiuation that it had not received pr
Ia per care. 1 asked from time to Time
2 Elarge number Of my agricultural frien
e relative 10 the prevalence Of bilious q
2 analogous diseases. They tod me, q
Il Indeed spoke quite enthusiastically, q
.Bl the climate O. illinois is now much nc
q hconducive TO health than 10 was seyel
"a years ago-ttat in portions OF the eod
fttyiwhere the a,mosp hers has an nnintfe
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