The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-08-13
Terms after the First Of June ioai b $500.
A FARM WITHIN THE OF REACH
EVERY ONE,


- sOOO AND CoAL LAND In Elk
County, Btrzipefr Township, Pennsylvania
Tor sale, giving Farm Ct 20 acres for $500.
payable IN instruments OF 81 per lweek, 70 at
same monthly.
Farms OF oo' 70, 100, or more acres adjoin-
ing IN proportion. Each Fam fronts upon q
road tnirty feet Ia width.
ne ooii 10 ricn limestone loan, and es.
pvSlaIN soaP 'ea 10 CULTIVATION, as u Is nefkser
nMf ," hJ, s.ony. ost genug 'oians OF me liable
'anu' n,ounu ana tnlougn 'n's properly there
sone @o'ooo acres unosr cultivation,
u y ~ ~.ty has oec'i es'aon:heu fon''tha
vps I'll. '.eS: S: oPon .n's su'Ject l, Is easy
n.rts, r., n',ndmno - G..5.h ;e s,nsa ssuy cash
| t,ade I, ,s IN CgEa pEsT - 'sr ,.S ,nah
s;n,;i., on.r,,' sn;i. ,,a 80 s'o "t
ad;o,ning anI as.a,1,, s,,.' - ~ prices
' THE cnn rh;s z; 'u. .r,;.n,., uu.'.ns ~ .n coal
D;.,,;o, s..a,si ..;ns ,nf..,,s. - !. .ne eoa'
n,one,,y sna a,,an,;oo as ,s;a sne "noie
n, 70 aco,a;n,.s .s,;,s oasI I,,i. s' - and
called a. !, I, T.. ,h, sJ..a,.ss .s 4pec'siy
nearest "a ,be 80, ista ,nar,s, III og tnc
! II ,y,II be .o,,ne.tsi h. ,ha Snnh,. ~hien
| Railroad no,y ,nJs, .on,rac, snJ - sna a.. Ehs
rompIe,on fro,, 81. 10 R;Ioswa, '.'n -, 81
scend;ng grade ,ho ,,hoIa var r. ~ a e.
b;,nmnons coot = ~. has, ~, ;,.,. oset
Iand and o,bsr eo,n,,;ss rha rr;oa Eng-
4. ,r;a;a. g.. a. - -. ~, po' aero
10 in so Ssvorah,s a iocs,;ou ,,';,%;" .eualh.
,;r,e nav Ia,asia This 1. ;,,so,,sa snort
immepss coal ,,sde s,;II soon onfn Ea. Us an
con,nanies have already I,aen s.ar,aa s' - eoal
mi, es in The vicinity and there a,a na,.' sn moIk
open;ngs atound 81 Marv;s. a''e'h
The TIMER. StockboIders- sIso ,.,.:,
Th,Jre i. M reserva,iou wbo,evsr ;N'u, a;,L
timber or coal. It Is very valuable. AMI ,,;u
of The sxcel,nre of streams there o,e '
sor,un,tirs far milk. '' up
FOR HEALTH. tho location ia m,oh
commended bv pbysicians. The chill ~
feyers are unknown, also pulmonarv comnIo;n,. .
being protected from the north east wind. ~,
the Alleghonies. The water is pure and amonas,
| the best, the la nd abounding Oh fine snTinas
FOUR RAILROADS will shorty be com.
| pleted connecting il by direct com municaloa
with New York, Philadelphia, Pitlsburr. E,,e
Buffalo,. and all the cities on the lakes. Tbev
are the Sunbury and Erie, the AIlcrbany
Valley, the Pittsburg and Buffalo, and th.
| Venango. Energetic exertions are also being
made for the building Of the Tyrone and Clear.
field, which also passes through this property.
The effect Of this upon trade, and general de-,
velopment, as well as the coal, may be imagined.
The large ond fourishing town OF 81. Mary's
is in the centre of the tract numbering near
5000 inhabitants. II has hotels, good public
schools, saw and grist mills, Stores well stocked
and every 'hing desired. Tfere are 2s5 half
acre lots in the town Of II. Mary's which will
be ,o'd and the proceeds equally divided amongst
those VINO ouy fa,ms kidgoway the county
seat wneie an extensive business is done ad.
JOINS lne traS on 'he west. The whole district
snttssec'ea oy good turnpike, and other roads.
nv Is rare opportunity offered to those
VINO ,,S WISH INTO, 70 Ia'm 10 or nave good investment
'of 'he ia,u,e' ny making proper inquiries,
alla cons,ueIlnS me advantages OF good soil,
an abundance OF coal, heal!htulness OF cl-
.ha.e, hs',load iaclllIles, and It's location,
correct judgment may De formed OF its pre-.
sen. advantages ana Ultimate increase.
by wr'.tns ,h 70 % tne once directions will be
gwen 10 nose VINO wish 10 visit the land
Asys'em sys o o. @ excursions will shortly be adopted
Ihere 10 an exceiient opening lor various
oranches OF mechanical business, especially
tanners, wheelwr'shls, axe handle makers,
sh9emaKers, carpenters and others.
Farms can oe ooushl oy enclosing the first
inslaiment. Ladies can hold shares in their
own night Title nnquestlonably good, and
warran,ee deeds gwen. Address or apply 10
Samuel w. Caiieii, Sec.y, 1876 Walnut street
between foufln ana rI,In ' Sts.' Philadelphia
REFERENCES.
Henry M; Waits, Esq, Walnut ST.. Philad'a.
John u Cresson, Esq, President oil Philadel-
Pha Gas Company, 7th ST. above Chest
nut, Philadelphia.
Geo. Wlesahd, Esq, Inspector Of Coal, City
Gas ofhce, TIN ST. above Chestnut, Pbila-
delphia, has been over the land and exam.
ined the coal.
Hor. Geo. X. Barrett, Clearfeld, Psnnsylvs-
MIA, has been over The land.
Henry Schmiti, Esq, United States Mint,
Residence, No. 652 North Fifth St., Phil
adepnla, examined the land. -
VIM. +. Boone, Esq, south side of Walnut
Street below Fourth, Philadelphia, exams
! ined the land.
Hon. Alexander L. Hayes, Lancaster.
Geo. Walmsley, Esq, ST. Mary's, Elk Co., a
recent settler.
Ricbard Gardner, Esq, 636 Poplar ST., Phil
adelphia, has examined The land.
J. l.. baIreii, Esq, Proprietor OF the Mt. .VerI
non House, Second street above Arch,
Phladelphia, has examined the land.
+. =. Schultz, Esq, Justice OF the Peace,
ST. Mary,s, Elk county.
Charles Lnhr, Esq, President OF the Borough
OF ~. Mary's.
J; s. Wels, Esq.,, Postmaster, 81. Mary's.
George Taylor, Esq, Deputy Postmaster, s..
| Marys..
M VIM. Lyons, 81. Mary's.
Mr.. John miller, Coal Miner, St. Mary's.
| MIR. John Corbe, q"