The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-30
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Al wanting FRUIT FARMS. cspeciai,y
adapted I, tho growth ofths VINE, where Il
ls an established success AMI pays IARIE
PROFIT The land is also sdaptei TO the
growth of Peaches, Pears, Apples anil sinai
fruits also, Drain, urass, and Vegetables.
Many hundreds nt excellent VINEYARDS,
oGi,,AknS and ARMS. Gao nov he seen.
THE louATlON Il only 81 miles south Of
Philadc'phtt, by Railrosi. in q mild, delightful
climate and ~ tho very dnort ~ the New York
and pnilldolphia Markets. Another Railroad
runs direct u New york.
THE PLACE IL already Large, Successful
AMI Prosperous, Churches, schools AMI othet
prlyilegcsaro already established. Also, man.
uiactorics OF Shoes, Clothing Glass, straw
Goods and other things, at which dinerent
members OF family can procure employment
IL has beon HEALTHY RESORT Tor some
years past for people suffering IRON pulmonary
affections, Asthma. Catarrh, Aguc, aud ieblii
ty; many thousands have entirely recovered.
now Brick Hotel has Just been completed, 1,
100 fcct front. with back buildings, four storie.
high, Including French roof, and all modern i'm.
pfIvemcnts tor tho accommodated ut visitors
P.lcc Of FARM LAND 1880 pcr Acre. pay
allc by ihsthllments. Within tho period OF four
years. In this climate planted out to vines, 20
acres ofland viii count fully as much as ilO
acres further north.
Persons unacIuaintcd with Fruit GrowIng,
can become familiar with IL In q short time on
account OF isurrOundings.
Five Acres one Acre, and Town Lots In the
tcsns OF Landisvilic ami Nineiani, also Tor
sale.
whilst visiting tho Centennial Exhibition,
Ninoland eau be visited at small expense.
A paper containing iull information will bo
sent upon application to CaAULgs X. LANDis,
Ninelaud, ". j., tree Of cost.
Tho following Il an extract from description
Of Ninulaud. published iu the Now York Tnt.
susR, by the we'll known AgriculturIst, Soion
Robinson
All the farmers were OF tho well to dor sort,
and some of them, who have turne th0ir atten.
tlnn to fruits and market gardenins, have grown
rich. The soil II loan, varying ttom sandy to
clayoy, and surface gently undulating, inter
sected with small streams and occasional wet
meade ws, IN which deposits of peat or muck are
stored, sufficient to fcrtilise tho whole upland
surface alter II has been exhausted OF Its natur.
al fertility.
IL II certainly ono Of tho mos, extensive tor.
tile tracts, In an almost level position. aud
suitable condition Tor pleasant farming, that
We know Of this side Of tho Western prairlcs,
We found some of tho oldest farms app trentIy
just as proitabiy productive as when frst clear.
ell ni torest hfty or a hundred yearsag
The geOl"gi-t wouli soon discover tho cause
ofthis continued fertility, The VIII ole country
Is a marine deposit. aud all through tho 50 II We
found evidences of tluregus substances. genor-
ally In tho form OF induritoi calcare1us mari 4,
showing many distinct forms OF ancient shells,
OF the tertiary formation and this Wirly sub.
staucc Ia scattered all through the sut, IN very
romninutcd form, aui IN tho exact condition
most easily assinilldted by such pla nts as the
tirnor desires to cultivate Aug.3,7o