 | 1836 - 440 páginas
...median cs of all kinds, and from all na> 1835.] PENNSYLVANIA. tions thronged to the coal region, »nd found ready and constant employment. A new era seemed...dawned in the mountains; the wilderness was subdued by active and resolute adventurers who pierced the thousand hilU containing the treasure) such was... | |
 | 1834 - 478 páginas
...constructed, diverging in all directions to the mines. — Labourers and mechanics of all kinds, and from all nations, thronged to the place, and found ready...to give place to a host of miners, who now pierce its thousand hills. So that, for the last year, 1853, (only eight years from the commencement of the... | |
 | 1835 - 472 páginas
...mechanics of all kinds, and from all n»1835.] PENNSYLVANIA. 85 tions thronged to the coal region, and found ready and constant employment. A new era...dawned in the mountains; the wilderness was subdued by active and resolute adventurers who pierced (he thousand hills containing the treasure; such was... | |
 | Sherman Day - 1843 - 766 páginas
...constructed, diverging in all directions to the mines. Laborers and mechanics, of all kinds and from all nations, thronged to the place, and found ready...to give place to a host of miners, who now pierce its thousand hills. Houses, many of which are costly and splendid, and towns, the principal of which... | |
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Labourers and mechanics of all kinds, and from all nations, thronged to the place, and found ready and constant employment. A new era seemed to have dawned in the mountains. The wilderness was subdued. The coal basin seemed to be literally running over... 