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Burning Mine-Mr. Dougherty's mine on
Broad Mountain is still on fire, and burns with
increased fury. Mr.. d. has advertised for pro-
posals TO extinguish the fire; but we apprehend
he would scarcely find a contractor who would
wait for his pay until the job is finished, as from
the length of time it has been burning and our
own personal examination, it will probably con-
continue to increase in fury until the whole jugu-
lar vein of half mile in length above the water
level shall have been consumed. 1t is now the
greatest curiosity in our region; and will doubt
less attract the visits Of many from our Eastern
cities, who would rather view a volcano in this
healthy neighborhood than visit Vesuyius.-
Reading Democrat. -.