Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-22
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~ ALL w AIMING FARMc.
NEW ,sTrtrtrET Of VtyHIAND
a hEMEO fOh II III I'M bS.
A Rare onDortunity in ihs Best Market md
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most DellghUul and iealibtul Oilmate
in the UDiOn. Only Thirty NJ lies
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road oelng rich heayy
snii and bigbi, nrndnr
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amongst the best
in tbe Entdpn
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oshle Of new
Jersey.
r. .ou.,. oe mn nm ,o,., ,s Cppn l,,d Divided ipto
and upwnrds-and is sd nj the tate ti SI5 :" S2g
per acfe Tor the iain hiu Pa>hoe "e-'"u,," c"" "u
the taance NY qnnfteryefy inslanen's' WI" 'eS 'e'
est "''"h 'e 'e'"' Vi WV" 80! 49,!
TnE soil
I. n, cra, mart Rich Clay I1nm suitable for Wheat
Grass and ponti,ss tark and rlrh sandy ham sutta-
bic Tor corn sweet pngtoes tu .cn all knls vi vegeta.
Irs md pn c,ons and the finest yn,etts Of fruit such
usGiapes, pears, Peaches, Aprcts Nectarlnes, phck
seTiys le9Ss nI ",Get Irls' n'sI "a.u 20 ,hy G nm
deiphm ana New ith ~ullhtls. ~ in ir,ise' % W. .,e S.
aud crops theie can be no mistake rs visitors can eNnnne
fudnS these statements correctunder ,hesecrcnmance
unless these statements wcie correct there would be
TuR Bpsr FRutr Sot, ~ THE t'yioS
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THE hARhEt ,.
BY looking over the map the reader WIN perceive tnt u
cnjys the hest market ~ the Unnn, and has direct com
nuncatiCn with New orS Hrd Philadelphia twice day,
beng only thitiy-two miles rom The latter Produce III
tins market brings double The price that does III lichs
dstnu from the cities In this ucatun can he put into
farmer sells he gets the highest price, whilst groceries
and other article ne purchases ne gels az the iWest price
~ tie West, what he sells brings hr rNancf, OHt Tor
what he bays he pays two prices. In beating here the
seIte has many ther advantages He Is within few
and the Middle states He is neat has odd friends ahd asso-
cations lie has school for his children, divine service
and all the advantages oi civ"n aud he 10 near large
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CONvENtENCES ATHAND.
BUILDING material is ne,y Fish ard Ov,t.rs ore pent
fu and clcars
Visitors mus, expect, however tn see A nc,y rlaca
M m B.,,.s,, L., -. N, -.
thy "e F"PefJ mas "pt Het" Ntttc beI0''
This question the reader naturally asks 1t L. because
II has been held IN large tracts by anrs not dsr Scd L
sell, and 5eig without railroad uctes they had lew IN
ducement The railroad has Ls been opeued rough the
property TINS season, tor The hrst t'c'
NlsllOis are shown over lhe Hd III carlhge, Tree ~
expense and afforded time and oppnrtuly Tor thrJu-!
Investigations Those VINO come with view t. settle
should bring money to secure Their purchases as pcaun
not held upon refusal
The safest thing IN hard times where people have begt
thrown out Of employment OF business some little mcng
sinah income, is to start themselves at home They eau
buy piece OF land at small price, ann cam more w."
wages ~ improving il, and when 1t is done It isu Ger
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