The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-22
TO THOSE WHO WANT FARMS.

A. Eor,,, ,,;tb;, tbe xeocb of pre,,, Mo,
-, So,,nS,,,
THE flDGWAf FARM ooMfANi MAJ
mas Haue arrangements ny ~h'cn al
VINO desire 10 se'lle or purchase ahome car
do so.
The Farms consist oil the pest ilmesiont
SOIL oil The most superior quaiity ior farming
IN rapidly improving place, INTO which an
extensive emigration IS now pouring. The
property is located IN Elk Connty, Pennsyl.
Vanla, in the midst of thriving population
OF some o,O0o. The climate Is perfectly
healthy and the terrible plague OF the west
tevef Is unknown. 1t also has an abundance
of the best quali'y OF Goal ahd Iron. The
price to buy II out is from SO TO $50 per acre,
payable Ivy inSallments, 60 be located ut the
time of purchasing, or share Of twenty-five
ac.es emitting TO locate the same for $500,
payable so Per month or l23 acres payable 81
per month. Discount Tor every sum o. SlOO
and undet, paid in advance, anu for oveI 500
dis .ount OF 10 per cent.
lnconsideiing tho advantages OF migrating
10 ms locality the following are presented:
FIhsT-ihe SOIL Is Tlch limestone, a2able
OF raising the heaviest crops, owing TO viii h
'hls settlement has obtained lis present great
prosperity.
sLcoNn-ltis IS the centre OF me great North
West Coal basir' and Is destined soon to be-
come one OF the greatest business iaces IN
the state. IL VIII supply 'he great Lake mar
ket, laccofuing 10 tne poPu'auor anu uavei
me greatest III 'ae Cn,oh.l mas hVe work.
ab'e veins VI 'he pes' DNuhhihous coal amount
ing III the ags.eea'o " over 80 'eet, which
makes ~ oo0 IONS OF coal uhder each acre.
ms VIII make tue iafu OF inesli m able value.
ne ehineh' 8eo,og'st Dr' onas' jackson
OF boston nus haue seo'os,ea' survey oi the
iahu' anu ahn,yseu 'he coa'' ue non orc ana
limestone. ims report oee'hef WIN maps
Will ne iu'hsneu 10 ,ndu''e,s'
FoUhTh-' n,ee @ Na''I"aus a's ,a'u out 'hro'
inis property he "unou'V ',u niie nahroau
gives Us Ea,N.s ~, Gu' Ios; ~ 'i' ,akeS'n
runs rom Fly in''suo'pn'a e: urge part
o' 'he Noau "'' 'ee" n".s"eu' e"u 10 now III
,uhh'ns o'ue.. "easy '1'co Is now working
rom E',e 'o"a.us Cu' ianu w ,io western u,.
,ee',"", 'ne n'H. =; ~: ,ho " U, ",ch
,"s nm,u uten To,,au .nn:,s % sui 'o ne
sXe"y M". WL % p"s,,s ~ "ua p;,,s,,n,m Th, us Wnh W
- Doai ao,,noo,s rs ,,';,h ,bs Wost ''-
The'e nrs already GOOD Tn,nniLo R,,,.
r,nn;uo ,hro,ob ,b,s nrone,tv yar;ors o,ho,
roads have been oueued TO accommoJ,,e tho
a m rnra,ion and settlement which has al,eaJv
tal en nIncc
Tbore is m opnort,,n;tv canal IA II ,o,y oc
fered to the man who wants 10 provide himself
a home IN an easy way, and make settlement
where he can live in prosperity aud ndepend
encc in climate Perfectly Healthy.
No case Of fever ever having been known to
occur in this settlement. 1t is not like going
to the backwo"ds OF the West, omons perhaps
iatolerant people, where there is no society,
churches, or schools, where the price of land is
high, and where the em'srani, after being used
to the healthiest climate IN The world. has to
endure sickness and PAIN and perhaps ruins
his health aud that oi his iam'ly. But here Is
thriving settlement having ih'ee towns con-
laln'ns churches Schools no'e's, stores saw
MUS gr,st mi'Is' ana eVe'y'h'mg desired. lhere
IS eash make. at hanu' @ ,, ne lam1er t'ade 'a
last yea, ameun'eu 10 o'of '"o huhu'eu m'non