The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22
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Al wanting FRUIT FARMS. especially
sdarted q tho growth ofthe VINE, whcrc Il
IL an esti",ishcd -urces. sni pay. LNRHk.
PROFIT Ehe land Is also sisp,s to tic
growth Of fe.ches, Pears, apples AMI suaIl
fruits also, Drain, Brass aHl Vegetables
Many hanitei. Of excellent vINEYARDs,
oR'uARuS and fARMS canuow bs seen
nv pCArIoN IL only sipiIss south of
Philsdelphis, 10y N.ilfoai, In a mill. delightful
elimstr aud at tho very dnots oi the Nov York
aud Phil telpail Markets. Another Railroad
rHE PLACE I. arssty Large. succs.fui
sui prosperous. Churohs', schools and uths r
rtivilesessrs slteSdy established. Also, man.
ofaetories Of isos-, clothinz nl.., straw
oooi. AMI other thinss, ut which different
neWb~rs OF family can procure employment.
II has been healthy hESORr hr s,mo
yesfs past Tor people suffering iron pulmonary
affections, A-thms, cat.rrh, Axu., aud dsbli.
ty; many thousands have entitely recovered.
new br,cs hntei has ju.t besn cr,nplstei,
100 feet front, with hack hu lii,ngs. four stories
kish, inrlnfius French roof, ant all mo iern I'm.
pr vem.nts tor the ncoonmolstipn oi visitors.
P.ice ~ fAkM LAND slJ,OJ per Acre pay
Ais by inHalInsnts within tue period of tour
years, 10 this cIi'nNts pltntei out u yines 20
acre. ofisnd will count fully as much as 100
act-s further NORTH,
Persous unscqu.in,oi with Fruit - owing,
eau bo'nne familiar with IL la short time on
aceonut ~ rurTDunhinys.
Five Acres one Aero, and Town Lots In tho
towns Of LIndlsvillo AMI Yineiani, alsJ Tor
sAls
Whilst visiting tho Centennial Exhibition,
NinelAnd can bo visited at small expense
paper coutsinlbs tull Information will be
cent upon application to tUAHLhs n, LANDS
Nineiiud, ". j., fros Of cos.
Tho following isan extract from dos 'riptinu
OF NinrlaDo, published la the Nov York rnI
nrsR, by the well Known Agricultural, Solon
Robinson
All tho farmers were of tho well to DO" sort
and sone of them, whp have tvrns their sttsn.
tion to fruits aud uarset gardening have y-nrn
rich. Tho soil Il loan, vsryiul ftom sandy I,
claysy, and -urfscs gently uniustiug, inter
sectci with small streams ana occasional wei
meade W., In which deposits Of peat or muck are
stored. sufficient TO fertili,e tho whole upland
surface after 1t has been exhausted Of Its HAtur
al fertility.
II is certainly ono oftho most extensive for
tile tracts, In an almost level position, and
suitable condition Ior pleasant farming, tha,
We KNOW of this side of tho Western prairie.
We f0urd soIre NJ tho Oldest farms ppp,rently
Just as prptitlbly pr0iuctive rs shen nrst clsir
ell ot forest MY or - huodrei yeIr-agb.
Tho geologist woul soOn discover tn cause
Of this continued fertility, lhs VII i. country
Is n msriue deposit ani all thrnuah the soil We
found evii, nces Ofr ,lureous subst Incss. ssnsr.
hlly Ia the form Of inlurNsi c,islrenus nlrl
showing many iistinft forms II ,R'i mt shells
Of the tertiary formation AMI this lsitiy sub.
stance issc,tterei all through tho soil In very
r0mminu'si TORN, AMI In tho exact condition
most easily assimllsted ny such plants sss the
former desirss ~ cu.tivns Au;3,'7o