Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-11-11
ONLY REMEDY
a.o HARD TIMES. : !
CHANGE YOUR SURROUNDINGS.

CUANGE \ OltI( rSUhhOtN III NGS.
All. wanting FRUIT FARMS, especial
4 IN adapted 10 the growth otthe VINE.
where ills ~ established success and paws
LARGE PROFIT. The land Is also a,lap-
ted TO the growth OF Peaches. Pears, APP
pies and small fruits; also, Grliu, Grass
and Vegetables. .. .... ...
Many hundreds of excellent VINE
YARDS. ORCHARDS ANDFARAlS, can
now be seen.
TlIE LOCATION il only "a miles south
Philadelphia, by Railroad, la mild. de-
lirhttul climate, and 81 the very doors OF
the New York and Philadelphia Markets.
Another Railroad runs direct to New
York.
THE PLACE il already LARGE, Sue
CESSFUL and PROSPEROUS. Churches
schools. and Other privileges are already
established. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Shoes,
Clothing, GLASS, straw Goods, and Other
things. III witch different members OF 4
family can procure employment.
Ii has been a ... .....
HEALTH RESORT
for some wears past Tor people suffering
from pulmonary affections, Asthma, Ca
tarrh, IAgue,aad debility ;mauy thousands
have entirely recoYcrcQ.
4 new Brick / Totci has tSl Seen COM
pl,,cl. 100 fc,t front, with Dack buildings,
iuli stories high, including French rool,
ana itil modrri IlnprOycu"i. Is Tor the &C
coulnodatiup ui visitors.
Price OF FARM LAND $25.00 PER
ACRE payable by il.stallincntS, within
the period of fonr Years. Ia thlS climate
planted Gus 10 vines, - acres % Land will
count fully ~ much ~ 100 acres further
north. ..r.....
Persons unacquaiutcd with Fruit Grow
ing, can become familiar with IL III short
rihe OF account OF the surroundings. 20
FIVE ACRE, ONE ACRE. and TOWN
L0TS, H in tire tS"Ls Of I-lAdIsriile and
Nincland, also ter sale. ,.I
Whilst visiting tie Centennial Exhibi-
ton, Vnciaiia can be visited At small ex-
pellse. '.l
- 4 paper co.tainng full information,
will be sent uPoa Application TO
..... CHARLES Is. lands,
Ninclatrl, NJ,
free OF cost 30 d f...
The following iSan extract from descrip-
tion OF VinciDl published IN the NEW
YoI,l lRiBtNEb lthGWell known Agri-
cultlriat. SCION Robinson.
All the iir,nerS were of the well 20 do
sor5 and sonIe 1ofthem, WIN. have urrltal
their attention td fruits and market gar
denimS, Navel! glp@h rich. The soil Is
loan, varying from sandy and claycy,and
surface gently undIddtlng, intcrsccted
with small .trc1nS and occasional wet
meadows, in Which deposits of pe,It or
hinck are stored, sufficient to iGIfiliza the
whole upland surface, after il has been
exhausted fits natural fertility.
tits certainly one OF the most extensive
tracts, in an almost level position, and sui
tabtc'couditi0mfor pleasant farming, that
We know of Oh this side OF the Western
pririca. We found some OF the oldest
farms apparently just a, probably produc-
tive rs when first cleared Of forest fifty or
ahnndrcd years ago. ''.
The geologisl would soon discover tho
cause ca this c0oinued lorility. The
whole country j. a marine deposit, apd an
through the soil. Ne found evidences OF
cllcareods Substances, generally IN me
form OF indurated calCareOUs mari, show
ingniany distilict forms ofHncient shells,
OF the tertiary formations; aud this marry
Substance is scattered all through the sol,
in very comlninutcd form, aud In the
exact condition most easily assipbiated
by such pl..iits as'the farmer desifes To
cultivate : sf.si4IH -r...ey .ff L.it
ghiAug! h, 1876. N-'f,sI4at ID + Sn