The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-07

hauy, 6 tie latter county We End the
famous Heldogbergs Directly west Fl
The city q Hndsoa The cAiAkills rise 10
bold Aas majestic oasline q an elevs-
Don Of more than three thousand ave
hundred feet above tdc water 10 the
Hudsoa River
To the distant observer the view ID
certain conditions u the atmosphere Is
majestic and iBe1pressibly grand. In
this range far 10 the southeast in foil
view is located in fan outline the iabl-
cd resting plsoe n Rap Van Wrinkle
by ranging across combination q
mountains we have the astonishing
fora q the human body reposing il is
winding sheet after death, the form and
general features Of the feet, knees,
chest. neck. chin. mouth nose eyes and
forehead ar remarkably delineated in
just proportion. although in forming
this combination the view extends over
many ni'ss Of contiguous mountain
territory This view is remarkably &C.
eurate at or near the Clayerack Collcgi.
ate institute in this county
In the valley Of the Hudson there
are few localities better adapted 10
fruit culture than this broken region.
All the fruits that flourish in this state
may be cultivated with success and
advantage here. All the cereal crops
thrive well and are remunerative 70 the
farmer
Our farmers generally pursue a sys-
TEN Of rotation Of crops Alternating
from grain to grass this system prop
erly pursued without overtaxing the
soil with crops before seeding with
grass has generally kept farms in an
improving condition, and profitable to
owners.
Our station must eventually become
the chief market place for the surplus
produce of our farmers and they are
generally adopting system of farm
ing to increase their crops TO meet the
ready facilities by rail to communicate
with the chief market Of the Union
Such is the practical result of ready
intercommunication between distant
points. The Politico economic ex
pectations in the near by future from
our system Of railroads cannot be east
" estimated but great results are fair
| ly deducible from existing premises
The arteria net work of railways il
fast developing the latent physical re
sources of the country Vast coal
fields opened to the wants of man
Mountains Of iron are made subservient
to the needs of commerce and as thu
destruction of our forests goes on Goa
and iron supply their place, indeed thu
time is not distant when we shall
build our dwelling houses Of iron 50
constructed that they may be takeI
down or set up in single day TIT
present generation of men are living il
wonderful age, no such day has pre-
ceeded them.
At our station arrangements arr
! making for the erection Of store
merchandise shop etc which eventual
~ miiI --..hu the place osnGral ono 70
farmers to supply their wants as wei
as market for their supplies. Their
is probably no place on the line ofth
Harlem Extension Railroad so wei
adapted to the culture of fruit by sol
and climate, as the lands near our sta
ton and to the man Of moderate mean
who does not desire to engage in tn
active persuits of life, home can b,
: built up here at moderate cost witt
every advantage of all the fruits il
their season, luxury not TO be had il
many localities. Lots may be purchas
ed here at moderate prices.