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39form ofi.a large irregular deposit, from' sixty'to eighty f_et in"width_ and forms:thesouthwestern side of a hill ris!ng upwards'of one hundred and fifty feet above water level_ and fromwhich during ttm last seven years over one hundred andtwenty thousand tons of ore have been removed. The priaclp_lpart of the ore is specular iron o_ different shades of red vgray and blue, and of various qu_dities. Its co!or i texture andlustre depend chiefly on the foreign materials with which it is" mingled, ainong which are carbo(mte of lime, alumifi_, silica,mdgnesih, mangandse_ and magnetic oxide of iron, The followingare the statements and.analyses which Mr: James C.Kent, the chemist of tile Trenton Iron Company, has, at myrequest, been" kind eriough.te furnish me :"OFFmE CooP_a IRON WO_XS,_ , . December 15, 1='54. ""The'Andover mines, sit_
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t_FIRST ANNUALREPORTOFTHE, GEOLOGIC
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SUPERINTENDENT'SREPORT.To his ]_'xe
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falls and courses, all depend, to a
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7accomplish this most successfully,
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9its proper basis. Had it not been
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11It is in consequence of such tran
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Page 52: '27Trigonometrical and Topographica
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63lantic sbol:e,, near Great Pond,
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o65William Hartshorne had them bore
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67J• ¢There are no good localiti
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'1:J_i_rllen 1J. Whit_IC..Ilendriek
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o7Okl/owledge, been found in Salem
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72"made anywhere on such lines ; th
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7_(t) (2) _8)Silex, . 49.83 48.50 5
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76cellent effects. The dry-bank mar
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A large number has been collected,
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8Ominatious having been made, besid
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8o_1; Ingredients soluble in wa_el
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84On "examination and comparison of
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86advisable to enter upon any exten
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88eept in containing much less phos
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W90oxidation which iron pyrites_ in
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NEW JERSEY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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94observed by Prof. Rogers), which
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REPORTOF EGBERT L. VIELR, TOPOGRAPH
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" l97the greatest care and accuracy
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prinelpal points were established b
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