Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS
$15 ONLY for a Beautiful Homestead.

$50 Only for Beautiful Homestead,
A the village Of Rose Vale, delightful and hellthy
n location Eighty Farms, worth over 8 5000 and
2060 building Lots, be distributed among co., subsor
bers, on the LIST Of Sept, 1865. large number Of
these already engaged Many the lots there
have been sold for from 2O0 to 500 yer cent advance
over the price for which these lots now sold. show
ing that the purchase will be good investment.
Real Estate on all pars Of Long Island is rapidly adj
vancing in price, and is constantly heug purchased
farming and gardening purposes and permanent invest
ments. Within few days past, Mr. Lott Wyckof sod
"A acres Of land East New York, L. L. for S40,O0n
and $1,000 has been offered for 70 acres and refused by
the owner, the town OF Newton, l.. !. Farms have
recently been sold for from $500 to 500 rer acre.
cordg TO location, and the land which am now offer
ing for sale, must, from its location and capaby of
predicting all kinds grain fruit and garden vegetables
for the New York market, increase from five to ten
times its present cost.
Each subscriber is entitled 10 four building Tors 25 by
100 feet. lying together farm of from 10 90
The snares H. payable in monthly instruments OF
s. each If desired, warranee deed will be made
Immediately after the distributions and delivered d.
rectly after pay ing the balance
The village Of Rose Vale where these lots located,
is only short distance south OF the celebrated Lake
Ronkonkoma, the beauty and romantic appearance of
which are prn'sed by all who visit it, Here may al
ready be the best evidence that can lie desired that
Rose Vale, Lakeland and Hermanville VIII shortly be-
come choice places or Long Island long known as the
sGarden Spot'' of America From the publ shed stat
stcal accounts Of the late taken by the Uued
States, it is shown that Long island tie most healthy
location within its borders-fewer deaths according ia
its population, than in any other place.
The farms from which am selling at from $50
to 80 per oil the same general character 10
soil with those under cultivation, which cannot be
purchased for $l1 per ami land the north and
south of this with no better soil naturally sells from
$500 to $50 per acre.
" Apply to CHARLES WOOD, 209 Broadway cor.
of Fulton street, N. Y, or S, PETTENGlLI Il co.
10 State ST., Boston, who will receive emitta and
forward receipts therefor by return mail They will
also gratutousy furnish maps and pamphlets of The
property and cheerfuly give such other information
may be desired
References Hon. Henry Meias, of the American In.
sttute Dr.. E. +. Peck Nc 306 State street, and Alden
j. Spooner, No. Front street, Brooklyn; GarIitt II.
Striker, IL, No. rs Broadway.
Agents in Boston, 5. M. PETTINGILL & CO.. 10
State street. dsodawu je24
Pollard's Patent Blind Fastener.
A. we wha wad sleep weei o. NIGHTS,
Nor dream o. ghaist, an SIGHTS
An sair disasters,
Ju git, and pit upon yur blinds,
To stop their clatter i the winds,
Pollard's fasteners.
AM wad We keep frae rain snaw,
An wint,y winds, that rudey baw,
Your head an shoulders,
Nor risk your neck, nor yet your pine
BY raxng DOT to close your blinds,
Y'll use nae iheTs.
The subscriber would hereby announce the public
that he is ready supply them with his improved last
ener, an article which for cheapness OF applca-
ton and adjustment, and the perfect Stiffness with
which it holds the blinds, surpasses anything now in
For sale by the Hardware dealers. All orders adj
dressed the subscriber will be promptly attended TO.
CHAS. +. POLLARD.
Wilkinsonyle. Mass July - 1853. dawtf