The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-24
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IL wanting FBUiT FARMS. sspe-
= oially adapted TO the growth Of the
Vine. where il is an established success
aad nays large profit. Tie land is eiso
adapted 10 the growth Of Peaches, Pesrs
Apniss and small fruits; also, grein, grass
and vegetables.
Many ban Of excellent Vineyards
Orelsrd- snI Farms. cru nov b. seen.
The loca,i is Only 81 mi!es south
Philadelphia, by Railroad in mild 3e-
iic.ufgl climate, snd ~ the very doors Of
The Ns~ YORK aud Philadelphia markets
Another Railroad rgns direct 10 New
York
The place is already large, suecessful
and prosperous. Churches, Schools, aud
other privileges are slready established
Also manufactures oc SHOES, Clothing.
Gia.s Str.~ Goods sud o,hsr tbiBgs, a.
~hiea : aerent members OF family eau
proc. 70 asapi"Ymrht
IL has been h--ita resort for some
yesrs p.st for people suffering from pul
moaary affections, AsShms, Cstarrh,
Ague. and debility Hany thousands have
entit ely recovered.
Anew brick Hos.l has just been com
pleted. 100 feet front. With hzck build
ings. Our stories high, including Freuch
roof. aud al modern improvements for
the RECOMMENDATION Of visitors.
Price Of Farm land 80 per sere psya
Ole by iustali,neRts, within the period Of
foar Years In iris eInlate. pisnfed out
TO vines, 20 scres OF land Will count full
ly a. much a. 100 Ncres further North.
Persons uaAc9usiDted 18th Fruit Grow
ing, can become familiar with IL in a
snort time on account OF Surroundings.
Five acre, oue acre sud town iois, IN
Z . taa
also Tor sale.
whist visiting the Centennial Ezhibi
ticu, Fihelsnd csn be visited st small eX
pense.
\ FNpe- continuing fail Information
"iii be sent upon application TO CHARLe
n hANDIs Ninelsnd, y j.. free Of oost
| the ioiicnirg is an extract from = de
ser 'p,ion Of Vinelaui, Pahlissed in th'
| New ! ork Tribune, by the we'll know
/ Asrlcuiturist Scion Robinson.
al lac farmers were of the "well 4
I nc sort spd some Of them, who hav
tarhe" their attention b. frniis aud mar
ket gNrdsaiug, have grown yieh. To
SOIL u loan, varying from sNEdy 10 clay
ey' ana surface gently pndus1tiHg, inter
sectea WITH small streams s~d occasional
vet meadows, IN ~hicA deposits Of pes
or muck are stored sufficient 20 feriiliS
1 ihe "ote upland surface, after 70 In
nee" exhausted o. its natIrNl fertility.
- Is certainly one of the most eNien
slre tracts, in an almost level position
ana suitable condition for pleasant faru
M That We know OF this side of IN
western prairies. We found some Of ia
Oldest iarms apparently jus ~ prohiabi
productive r. wnen first cleared OF fores
niay or hundred years ago.
lie Upolovfsf ryerIl g,..s, Isanovpr tn
cause OF this continued fertility. IN
whole country is IA marine deposit, al
an through the soil we found evidence
oil eaicareous substances, generally IN TIA
FORM OF induraied calcareous mari, sho"
ing many distinct forms OF ancient shells
OF Tue tertiary formation; aud this mari
substance is scattered NIL through the sol
IN very commiunted form, and IN IN
exact condition most easily assimilate
ny such plants as the farmer desires
cultivate. [july2l-sm