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TIE GEOLOGY OF Nswa4lAMPsHIRB.--The Re
port OF Or. Jackson upon the Geology OF New
Hampshire, proves that State TO contain en unex-
pected amount of mineral wealth. There can be 10
better demonstration of the value OF State eieolo-
gcal survey than the facts contained In This report.
Much is due TO the perfect knowledge OF his subject
which DR.. Jackson possesses aud bis unSearied in
dustry and great cncrgy united, enable him 10 make
most excellent reports. single fact Ike tine
shows what this report has done for New lamp
shire. In the town Of Bartlett there was LOCALITY
considered worthless, but DIR. jackson discovered
on this lot an iron mine Of excellent quality in ore,
and inexbaustbls in amount; IL has been geld since
for 1000. In Eaton veiu Of zinc ore was dis
covered, more abundant than that OF Bristol, Eng
land The mine will furnish zinc sufficient 10 sup
ply all New Esgland At Warren there is copper ore
OF rich character, end in such quantity as TO war
rant mining operations; it contains "a per cent OF
copper, while the richest ores of Cornwall do not
contain more than IL per cent. In Jackson the first
vain of tin that has come TO light in the United
States was disco7ered; the ore is sufficiently abun
dalt to pay for working.


The lead ores Of Eaton and Shslburne have
been found TO contain sutficiency of silver to
warrant their being wrought for that metal lhe
lead of Eaton contains two pounds, and that of
Shelburne three pounds of silver to the ton. TIE
silver may be separated from the lead without
difficulty, by processes described in the Report.


II is believed that no State can boast of so large
acatalogue of metals as New Hampshire. With.
cut regarding the metallic bases of the earths and
alkalies, there are found in New Hampshire sew
enteen metals, viz: iron, zinc, copper, lead, tin
antimony, silver, gold, molybdenum, manganese,
chrome, tilanium, cadmium, cobalt, arsenic, tung-
stem, uranism.


We gather these facts from tho Portsmouth
Journal. TIE brilliant results which have fol
owed this survey add new lustre to DR.. Jackson's
Celebrity az q Genlnuist