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a. PROFESSOR ROGERS, Geologlst of.the State OF
Pennsylvania, has completed most interesting
survey of Mercer county, which shows that coal Is
to be found abundanlly in all parts OF the county
accessible. Inexhaustible beds OF iron ore, with
water power sufficient for all useful purposes nsar
by, are also found. We especially note that, with
in few miles OF Clarksyle, and near the canal
IN the hills in the immediate vicinity TO the coal
beds, the varieties OF rock SHE'LL kidney, and black
and red sheet iron ore have been discovered, and
analyzation proves that they yield from thirty
three TO sixty per cent good metal. The Erie Ex-
tension Canal runs distance of forty-five miles
through the county, and the facilities Tor the trans
ac,ioI of business which 1t Affords will cause the
mineral wealth Of the county TO be put TO profitable
uSe.