The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-16
Terms after the First cf June ciu be $500.
ALARM WITHIN THE OF REACH
EVERY ONE.

County, B6Lzineer Township, Pennsylv snis
for sale, giving Farm tf 20 acres for 5000
payable in instalmenis of 81 per tweek, ro at
same monthly.
Farms of so. rs, 100, or more acres'adjoin.
ing in proportion Each Fam frontsupon q
road thirty feet in width.
The Soil Is q rich limestone loan, and co.
pecialIy adap ted to cultivation, as il is neither
hilly nor stony. hut gently rolling or fine table
land. Around and through This property there
are already some 10000 acres under cultivation,
and its fertility has been established fron,stbe
crops produced. Upon this subject II is easy
TO he fully satisfied. There is ready cash
market for produce which is much better than
trade. 1t is The CHEAPEST, as land of
similar quality s selling at much higher prices
adjoining, and especially such as contains coal.
THE COAL-This in particular is the Coal
District, several veins underlying the whole
property, and the attention of miners, and
those acquainted with coal lands, is specially
called TO 1t. II has the advantage Of being the
nearest tn the great lake market, with which
il will be connected by the Sunbury and Er,e
| Railroad now under contract and in course Of
completion from Erie to Rdgeway, with Se.
scenjing grade the whole way. The soil over
| luminous coal is the best, for instance Eng.
land and other sounuies. The price per acre
is trifing for the coal alone, as il will certain.
| ly, in SO favorable a location within a short
time pay largely. This is important as an
immense coal trade will soon open. -Four coal
companies have already been started to work
mil es in the vicinity, and there are now fifteen
openings around st. Mary's.
THE TIMBER, Stakeholder aIso received.
timber or coaI II "a verv y,In,blo anI ~, =,
n,, far , ore,, oa,t of tbe lard. n, .. ".
nf,he oxce,l,nce If streams there a,a ..oun'
,or,un,,-s FAR Mills. "' 'P'
FOR HEALTH. the Iocotioo 10 ,,r.h
! commended ~ pbvsicisns Tb. .t;i,s
feyers ire nm known olso pulmonarv cor,nI,;.,'
being protected from the north east w;nJ. H..
The AlIephonies. The water is pure and .mo.. W
the Lest, the and oboundinp O, fms snr;nms
FOUR RAILROADS will sbo,,Iv he o.,
peted connecting il by direct COMMUNICATE,
with New York, PHILADELPHIA. Pitsbuu E,,a
Buffalo, and a the cities on the lakes. Tbey
are the Sunbury and Erie, the AIicpbany
Valley, the Pntsburg and Buffalo. and ths
Venango. Energetic excrtions are also beino
made for the building of the Tyrone and Clear.
field, which also passes through this propertv.
The effect of this upon trade, and general de,
velopment IS we'll as the coal, may he imagined
The large and fourlshng town Of 81. Mary's
is in the centre OF the tract, numbering near
5000 inhabitants. 1t has hotels, good public
schools, saw and grist mills. stores, welfstocked
and every thing desired. Ttere are 2a5 half
acre lots in The town of ST. Mary's which will
be 'o'd aud the proceeds equally divided amongst
'hose VINO BUY Jams Rldgeway the county
sea', where an extensive business is done ad.
JOINS the tra;t Oh the west. The whole district
Is ,nlersec'ed by good turnpike, and other roads.
nv ,s rare opportunity offered TO those
IN u aft,aan
'or Tue io'u'e' ny making proper inquiries,
ana cohs,deIinS me advantages OF good soil,
an aounoa"ee poi ei toa', heanhin'ness oil cll-
ooa,e, ma, nS,doso ;" 'acllne, ana us location,
co'iect p'upmehl may oe formed OF its pre-
sen. d. advantages ana Ultimate increase.
by wf'llns 10 ,he office directions will be
gwen 10 'l,oSe VINO Wish 70 visit The innd-
Ayseln & o' excursions w'll shortly be adopted
iheie Is an excellent opening lor various
olancnes OF necnanlcal business, especially
'a"ne's, wnee'"rghts, axe handle makers,
eu1eiuaHeis' carpenters and diners.
faffhs can oe bought oy enclosing the first
insa'ment. Ladies can hold shares in their
own neh'- lille nnquestionaby good, and
warran'ee deeds given. Address or apply 10
Samuel W. Cai'ell, Sec'y, 1875 Walnut street
between FouT' and Fun Sts' Philadelphia
Henry M walls, Esq, Walnut ST.. Philad'a.
John T. Cresson, Esq, President OF Philadel-
phia Gas Company, 7lh ST. above Chest
nut; Philadelphia.
Geo. Wlegahd, Esq, Inspector OF Coal, CITY
Gas Office, 7h 81. above Chestnut, Phila-
delphla, has been over lhe land and exam
lnet the coal.
Hor. Geo. X. Barrett, Clearfeld, Psnnsylva-
MIA, has been over The land.
Henry Schmltt, Esq, United States Mint,
Residence, No. 652 North Fifth ST., Phil
adelpnia, examined the land.
VIM. F. Boone, Esq, south side of Walnut
Street below Fourth, Philadelphia, exam.
ined the land.
Hon. Alexander L. Hayes, Lancaster.
Geo. Walmsley, Esq, 81. Mary's, Elk Co.'S
recent settler.
Richard Gardner, ESQ 636 Poplar ST., Phil
adelphla, has examined the land.
J. L Barrett, Esq. Proprietor of tue Mt. Yer
non House, Second street above Arch,
>, fnhaaeiphia, has examined the land.
T. w. scnui'Z, Esq, Justice OF the Peace,
q. MAYS, Elk conh'y'
halsss =, M, Lnnr, Esq PRESIDENT oi the Borough
&, S' Sr Mays
y :; ., WeIs, Esq, Postmaster, 81. Mary's.
george Iay'o'' Esq, Deputy Postmaster, S.
Marys.
M VIM Lyons, ST. Mary's.
Mr.. John miller, Coal Miner, ST. Mary's.
Mr.: John Corbe,
h. ii. Stone, ESQ.,, WellsVille Ohio Coal on.