The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-08
Only Remedy for Hard Times.
Change Your surroun dings.

All wanting FRUIT FAuMs, especially
adapted tn the arowth ofthc VINE, where Il
Is an established suecess aud Pays LARi y
PROFIT; The land :. also sisptoi to the
! fruits also, Ora n, Cirass. and Vogctables.
Many hundrcdi OF excellent VINEYARDS,
ok HANDS and FARMS. eannow be seen:
THE LOCATION Is only ~ miles eouth Of
Philadelphia, by Railroad, 10 n mild, delightful
climate, and at the very doors Of tho New York
aud Pnil id.lPhia Markets. Another RaiIsoad
THE PLACE is already Large, Succeufui
aud Prosperous. Churches, schools AMI othe r
privileges aro already est,oiishci. Also, man.
uiactories OF Shoes, Cl1thlns Glass, straw
I Goods ani other thlngs, at which diIoront
members oi hmily can procure employment.
II has been a HEALTHY RESORr Tor some
yeirs past Tor people suferinG from pulmonary
affections, Asthn6, uatsfrb. Ague, and dcbili.
Ity; many th51sanls have entirely recovered.
A new Brick Hotel has inst bocn completed. /.
il0 feet front, with back buildings. four store,
hiah, Including fronch roof, nnd all mo Tern im-
pr vcineuts tor the accommodation ~ visitors.
/ =. leo OF FARM LANS 425 % per Acre, pay
alle by ibsttl'meuta within tho period Of four
yo,ts. In this climate yli1tcl ont q vlnos "
acres ofland viii couut ially ai mach as loo
acres farther rur'h.
Per.ous unncqualntei With Fruit q owinr
can bc-ome tamtiiar with 81 in short time on
acf Iuut 4 gurrIuulings.
Five Acres ono Acre, ani Town Lots In the
towns OF b1nd.sville All Nlneianl, also tor
sails
Whilst visiting the Centcnniu Exhibition,
I NiuCiAud eau DO fifiiet ~ N'utU expense.
a paper containing iuit infIrmniiOn will he
sent ufJn application to CHAuLEs Ia. LAaDIs.
] Nlro'ild. y. J., frcs of cos.
The Hllnwiug isIn extract frOm dos rip'i1n
of Nin LAND, pibiishet Ia the New York INT.
RuNR. ~ Tho well known Agricultlrlst, Scion
k1hlpsun
All tho farmers were of tho well to DO" sort,
and suire NJ them, who have turno their atten.
tinn to fruits and market gardening have urpwn
rich. The soil Is lDttn, varylnG itnin sandy q
oisyey, and 'urlacc gently unfulatlNg. Inter.
sectel with small streams ami occasional wet
msalr ~, In which deposits Of peat or muck arc
stotcl, sufhcien; to !crtiilzo tAs whole upland
srrl,ce stter u has boon exhausted OF iti natur
al lor,ilIty.
~ l. certainly ono ofthe most extensive ier
tile tracts, In an almost level position, and
suitable condition Tor pleasant farming, That
vo Know OF tlis side of the Western prrlrles
Nc found some OF tue Oldest farms spprrcnuy
u4t as rrOltehly productive "a shen frst clear
ell ot iJrest dtty Or a huIits1 yotrsago.
The ECHl1 gi1t wuul soon discover tas cause
oithis continued tcrtility. Tue whole cpnrtry
is r. marine deposit AMI Al through the soil w
found evii-u'cs " rtlurcJus sltstiucr.. gcncr
nllY IN the iurfG 1t iHiur,toi cnictrcpus mari
shI~iHg many lls'ln't forms of nncirnt shells
oftle tertiary fprmt'l,l; ami tbs tslrly -lp.
stance is catered al 20 rough the soil. In avery
eDmminutol TORN, rnl Ia the exact condition
most -asily af'lmi'atei hy such pants rs III
former desires - ou.tIyte. iug.3, Z,