The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-09
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All wanting fRulr FARMS, especially
adapted u thc growth ofthc VINE, whore Il
is an established success nnd paws LARGE
PROFIT. Tho laui Il also ad,pieI to the
growth Of Pcnchc-, Peir., apples ana small
fruits also, Drain, drAss, aud Vegetables
Many hundreds ot excellent WHEY ans,
OR'uARbS and FARMS can now he seen
THE LOCATION Is onlv 81 miles south Of
philaielphls, hy Railroad, IN mill. dcllghtlul
climate and at the very door, "i tho Nov York
snd ptll'delphia Markets. Another Railroad
runs direct 10 sew York.
THE PLACE - already Large, Successful
AMI Prosperous. Churches. schools AMI Other
privllegosare already established. Also, man.
uiactorcs OF shoes, clothing Gla-s, straw
Goods AMI other thing7, ut which different
mcmhers Ot u family eau procure employment.
II has been healthy GESORr tcr slme
years past tor people su'criug from pulmonary
affections, Asthma, tuturrh, Ayuc, aud debill.
~; many thDu~ands have entirely recovered
A new Brick Hotel has Just boon c,inpleteI =
100 feet front with back builiinS', tour stotie,
! high, includinE French root, Nud all modem in-
! prHScm Tor tho accommodation ot visitors.
! Puco of FARM i.AND t2lOJ per Acre pay.
abln - ihgt,iments. within the period of tour
ycata. In tris climate planted ont t. vines, "a
! acres 0i land viii count iully MS much a. l.O
/ ceres further north.
Porsaus unacgulintei with Fruit, q .ovinr.
I can become familiar with II In u short time on
: account ot surt"Gndtng-,
/ Five Acres OGs Acre. and Town Lot. In tho
towns OF Ltndisyillo AMI Nineland, also Tor
tsle
| Whilst visiting tho Centennial Exhibition,
| ' lupluHl eau DC NlSlltl NJ illll expense.
! a paper containing iull Information viii be
| seat upon application to 'uAULBs h, LASpis
| NIucllul, n. J., t-cs ot COS.
The following isan extract from description
of tinslini, published ia TIA" New York rGt
ruNR, by the well AnOwn Agriculturlst, SoloI
! Robinson
All the farmers were of t&c well to do" sort
ani some ut them, who have turue their atteu
ti0n to fruits aud market gardening. .hayoVrnw
rich. The soil l. loan, yaTylng NON sandy 4
ciayey, and rurlnco gently unlulNting, inter
sected with small streams Cni occasional We
meadow IN which iopusits of peat mack ar
stored, sufficient 60 iertiliLe the whole upluu
surface niter 1t has been Exhausted OF It's natur
nj fertility.
II l. certainly one Of tho most extensive ier
tile tracts, In IN almost level position, an
suitable condition Tor pleasant tarmiug, thu
We know OF this side Of tho Western prairie.
We found some ot tho oldest farms appirontl
just as prohtlbly productive ss when first clear
ed oi forest tity or hundred yearsagO.
, III" geui1g:rt wOul soon discover tho caus
ofthis continued fertility, 1he whole couutr
is n marine deposit and nll through the sOil W
found evidence. of csluroOus substances, goner
slly In the form OF iniuritei calcare0us mari
showing many distinct forms OF ancient she
ufthe tertiary formation and TIT. sarly sub
stance lsScatterei all through the soil, In Il vor
tommiuutti form, and IN the exact rOnditio
most easily assimilatcd by such plants n
former desires TO cultivate Auy,3,T'