Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-22

s market brings double the price that does IN locations
ultlaht IRON the cites IN this location it can he nut INTO
me same morning il Is gathered, and for what the
hei seNs he gets the highest price whilst groceries
u other aitce he purchases gets Mt the Lowest prlce
~ ,ne west What he sells brrngs hun pance, but or
' Wu't hehuls he pays two ptices In heating here the
settle has many thet advantages He ia within a few
n1Is, Dy lallroad ufall The geat cities uf New England
al lhe Middle stes Tie neat his old fieuis AMI
eus ne has schnol for his children divine service
city. " " N"l 's'
THE CLIMATE
is lghful; the winters being salubrinus and omen,
WHIST Tue summers are warmer tun in the Meth Tbc
"Itoh upon Ie line q! latitude with nnrther Vrinin
PeIs ns wanting chnuge of climu,r for b,,uL ,.ud
he much benefited in vntaad Tbe miIu.s ~ s ,l
naie and us bracing Influence makes il exe,, fof a
hectl"is dysn'psie ur general debility Nisi.
nhs WIN notice difference M a lew dn,s CbiIls and
levers are unknown. ~ ~
CoNvENlENCEs AruANp.
m hmd,hg mate'iais plenty rishnnd Oysters are plenti.
Visitors must expect, however. to see new place.
wy the Property las net been Seitie Bcfare
ihis question the reader naturally nsls II s bacnpss
n's heyn held IN large tracts by families not disposed 10
sell and being without rili oad iBciites they hrd Ce,v M
dncement The iai ad has Ist been opehcJ ilruoh ib
properly ilis season, for the first time.
Nlu's are shown uvci the laud IN carriage free Of
expense ana nii dd time uud Opportunity fyr through
investigations tn. Sc who come with view 10 s,itis
sh'ad bhg moneyto secure their purchases rs locations
The safest thing Ia hard times where peorle hive bec,
thrown out 4 employment o business some e means or
Ihpyr r,u
Ouy apiece Of land at small price, nnd more than
wages ~ improving and when II done II tsn CERTAIN
independence auOup htss few in fruit trrps a
insure comfortable living The land put down to hard
time prices un al improvements be made at cheaper
rate than other time. -
The whole tract with six mirsfro on the Railrood II,
hclS hd "ut with line mnd spacious avenutB with town
IN the cenrc-fvea lots in the town sell ut from ~,
$500; two aud huff acre lots nj $50 10 I2u n -Jn. ,,
aud half acre lots at from so tn Sl2O nud town s a
icet irntby 100 feet uCep. 81 rplyuba one half cash
ana .. lhe hiIanre within YER It IS only upoh fnms Of
rec fT M ftuft. % D
To Manufacturers. the town alJrIs fue unrripq of
the SHOE manufacturing business Bnd other articles be-
lIg Heor IIlncePla, ud the surrounding county has
Age pHpu.nii"n which ulrrLs good rpgtktt
rms settlement IN the c"nise ul several years. wa, lee
one u the most beautiful places in the country aud mu,
agreeable i'r a residence.
1t IS iutendcudrd make Vine and Fru, growing
adapted MAJ Net livery advantage aud convenience for
set Itrs viii be introduced VIII the prusp-rty m The
race The hard times through ~ the country viii he IN
advantage Ia the tene II clnpvls peuple 10 resort
to ny culture fora living
lHge numbers uf people purchased md people who
desire the best l"caun should VISIT the place uuoc
Improved hard is nlsu for sale.
INHrE Land can bought with without timbet.--
The Innhcrat marked valuation.
The title nItspuable warruntee Deeds given, clear
Of incumbrance, when ihe money is paid
Boarding cuHvehien"es nt hand
Letters promptly answered, and Reports Of SOlon Ro-
hinsoh and Nm. Parry sent together with The Nineand
Rural
Route to the l1nd Leave Walnut stree, wharf rls.
delphia, at . "'cock A. NJ and p. NJ (uulcss ,hric
should be change at hnurl for Vmeaud oI the Glass.
hDru' and Mlvlle Rulruad When You leave the
Fneland Station. lust opened inquire for
CHARLES X. LANDS, Postmaster,
Founder uf the Colony,
ViNELaND, p o., Cumberland county, n J.
p. S-There l. clruige II ut Gassborp'. Also
beware Oi Snrpcrs the from New iuk and Pha.
aelhia o Nnenad iHigrug your business, destination,