The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-26

Only Remedy for Hard Times.
Change Your SurrOun dings.

All wanting FRUIT FARMS. especially
ndaptci T. the growth ofthc VINE, whore Il
Is an established success and pays LARGE
PROFIT Tho land IL also adapted to the
growth ot Peaches, Pclrs, Aprlcs and small
fruits also, Drain, driss, and Vegetables.
Many hundreds of excellent NINEN ARDS,
OR'u ARDS AMI FARMS. canuow be seen.
THE LOCATION Is only 81 miles south OF
Philadelphia, by Railroad, IN n mild delightful
climate, and ny the very doors OF the New York
aud Philrdclphit Markets. Another Railroad
runs direct 10 Ncw york.
THE PLACE is already Largo. Successful
AMI Prosperous. Churches. schools aud other
privileges arc already ostnbllshel. Also, man
ut,ct"rics OF Shoes. Clothing Gllss, straw
Good. nui pthcr things, at which different
nciubors OF u family can procure employment
II has bcenn HEALTHY RESORT for some
years past Tor people suffering from pulmonary
affections, Asthma, Catarrh, Aguo, and dcbili.
ty many thousands have entirely recovered.
4 new lrickS SlOtol has Just boon completed, |,
loo icct front, WITH back buildings, tour stories
high, iurl"dirg trenrn rcni, and ~ modern I'm.
proScments tor the accommodation Ot visitors.
Pricc vt FARM LAND s2i.uJ pee Acre. pay
nllr hy ihstnllmsnt- within the period nf four
years. In this climate planted out - vines. 20
acre. ot land will count iully as much as leo
acres further north.
Persons unnc1uain,cd with Fruit Growing,
can become familiar with IT In short time On
account uf surroundings
Five Acres ono Acre and Town Lots In the
towns Of lIandisyllio ami Nineland also Tor
snlo
Whilst visiting tho Centennial Exhibition,
' lholiud can be visited NJ tnal expense.
a paper containing iull Information VIII 10
sent upon application 10 CHARLES X. LANptE,
NluelIud, n. J., tree Of cost.
The following lsAn extract from dcs riptlOn
Of Ninclnnd, published Ia tho New York TAI.
nuSH, by tho well known Agriculturlst, SolOn
Robinson
All tho farmers were OF tho well 90 do" sort,
and some Oi them, who have turuel thClr alton
tion to fruits aud market gardening, have grown
rich, Tho soil ls loan, varying from sandy e.
clayey, and surface gently undulatiug, inter
scctoi with snail streams ami occasional wet
meadows. IN which deposits Of peat Or muck arc
stored, suh' 20 fcrlillzo tho whole upland
surface aitorit has been exhausted OF its natur-
nj fertility.
IL H. certainly one of tho most extensive Ter.
Ito tracts, IN aH almost level position, AMI
suitable condition Tor pleasant farming, that
We know Of this side OF the Western prairiss
We found some of the oldest farms apparently
Just as protitably productive ms when 1rst clear
cd OF forest iity or u hundred yearsaR0.
Tho ge0lOgist would soon discover the cause
ofthis continued fertility, Tho whole country
II u ariuc deposit, and all through tho sol We
| found evidences OF calurcOus substances, xener.
ally IN the form OF induratci calcarcDus mari
showing many distinct forms Of ancient shells
| of the tertiary formation and this marly sub.
stance II scattered all through the soil, In very
| eOmIGinuted form, and In tho exact c0riltinr
most easily a'similatod by such plants as III,
former desires to cultivate Aug.3,'76