The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-04
A Farm Within the Reach of Every
Man

%, Geo a creS of good FARM AND COAL IANDin
Elk Coun ty, Benzimger Township, Pennsylvania,
for sale, giving a Farm of 25 acr-s for $500. paya
bic in instruments oil 81 per week, OF at IL same
Farms OF So IS. leo or more acres adjointng in pro-
portion; Each Farm fronts upon aroad thirty leet
hi SOIL is a rich limestone loan. and especi-
ally adapted to cultivation, as it is neither hilly
nor stony, but gently rolling or fine tahle land
Around aud through this property there are already
some 2u,CC0 acres under cultivation and It's fertili-
~ has been established from the crops PRODUCED.
Upon this subject it is easy TO ne fully satisfied.
There is a ready cash market for produce which is
much letter than trade. ItIsthe
CHEAPEST, "a land of d similar quality is SELL
Ing at much higher Irices adj dining. and especial
ly such as contains coal.
TIE CO3L-ThIsIn particular is the Coal Dis;
tict, several veins underlying The whole proper
ty. aud the attention of miners. and those acqualn-
ted with coal lands, is specially called TO Il. 1t
has The advantage otbeiug the nearest to the great
lake market, with which il will be connected by
the Sudbury aud Erie Railroad now under contract
and in course of completion from Erie. 10 Ridge
way, with descending grade the whole way. The
soil over bitunllnous coal is the best, for instance
England and other countries. The price per aero
is trifiing for The coal alone. as it viii certainly, ia
SO favorable A location within r short time pay
largely. This is Important as n immense coal
trade viii SOON oPcn. Four coal companies have
already been started 10 work mines in the vicini-
~, aud there are now fifteen openings around St.
THE TIMER. Stockholders also receive
There is no reservation whatever either oftim6e- or
coal. 1t is very valuable, aud will pay for a great
pant of he land On account of the ey cellenee of
streams there are fine opportunities for mills.
FOR Il, the location Is much recon-
mell0eu by PHYSICIANS ne CDlltS u lcNc1s "
HntHOhoH also pulmonary complaints, being protect
ed from the nOrth-east winds by the Alleghanies-
The water is pure and amongst the best. the land
Astounding in fHe springs.
-FOUR RAILROADS win shortly be completed
connecting it by a direct communication with
New York. PhiiadeIdhia, Pittsburg. Erie, Buffalo.
and all the cities ON the Lakes. They are the sun
hurry and Erie. the Allegheny Valley. the PittsbTrs
and Buffalo,. aud the Nenapgo- Energetic eSer-
tions are also being made for the building of the
Tyrone aud ClCGrfeld. which also passes through
his property. The effect of this upon trade an1
general de cIO1inent, as we'll as lie Coal, n ay Dc
Inc large and fouri<hing town Of st. Mary's is
in the centre OF the tract numbering near 3.OU0 In
hab:tants. th&s Hotels good public Sc hools. saw
and grist mills, stores, we'll stocked and every
thin desired. There arc ea5 half acre lots in the
town OfSt Mtry's which will be sold and the pro-
ceeIs equally divijid amongst those who buy farms.
RidgwIyH the county seat, where an extensive bus :
ness is done, ~a1j0ins the tract o. the west. Tho
whole distTiet;s inIersected By good turnpike, and
other roads.
Ills is a rare o2ortunity offered to those who
wish, to farm: or have a good investments for the
ering the advantages of good soil, an abundance Of
coal. hcalthfulness ef climate, Railroad lacilitles-
and its location. a correct judgement may bo
formed of its present advantages and ultimate in
crease.
TO those who y ish to visit the and. A system OF
will aboTtly be adopted.
There is all excellent opening for various branch
es of mechasIcaI bushes, especially tanneries,
wheelwrights. axe handle makers,3 shoemakers'
FaIms can be brueht by enclosing the fret in
stalment. Ladies can hold shares in their own
Title unquestiorabiy goo aud werTaatee
deeds given. Address or apply TO samuel W. Cal
tell, Secty. RS Walnut st. between Fourth and
Fifth st eets. Philadelphia.
Henry NJ. Watts, Esq. I4S Walnut street, Philadei-
JOHN c. Cres<on. Esq. President of PhiIsdeiphiS
Gas Company, eth St. above Chestnut, Phiiadel-
George wiegund Esq. Inspector of Coal, City Gas
Office. It'll st. above Chestnut Phila. has been
over the land and examined the coal.
Hon. Geo. X. Barret, Clearheld, Pa, has been over
the land
Henry Schmitt, Esq. United States Mint, Resi-.
dence, No. o52 North Fifth st. Phlla, examined
william F. Boone, Esq. south side OF Walnut ST.
below Fourth Philadelphia Examined the land
Geo. Wamsley, Esq. St, Mary's ElK Co.. recept
Gardner, Esq. GAG Poplar st. Phiis. has
]. L. Barrett. ESQ. Proprietor Of the Mount Vernon
House, Second st above Arch, Phila.has exam
g.. c. schultz, ESQ Justice ofthe Perez ST. MErSFs-
Luhr, Esq. President of exc Borough Orst-
S, weis, Esq. Postmaster st. Msry'ss
Mr. ". W yo@n 5 Mi1Fsfl 6 co Maxine Miner. st. Mays.
I. n .S STONE. Esq. wersviilo. Ohio. Coat operator.
C;oUSCiL OF ST. MlRY's TO THE
PUBLIC.
,pned by the RidgIay Earm and Coal Company. and
rio en- ii a fkororgA Examinations, Ue ind the repre-
soT 70 BE- ske most TerfIeEfhe Coal and iron Ore 20.
lie in frezhansti6Le quantities, through the 1hete dis;
.riet-tke Fdrms in excellent order. and rae tnkeHST
renee aud prosperity of the people TO Be of the mafE
-ratifgipq character. We kHs1 that there Is no
tealthier location in the State, and Ee ccEsider 1t .
desirable place Of setticm mt.
NE make tkiS declaration, as zoe behepe there may,
C MANY persons p1ko are NnGcgUaintcd Dith these
Guds, and re are satisfied from our kns 1Ledgs Of
lie subject, that information upon At will be q public
peReft.
jacob f. Shefer EM Co. Surveyor, st. JMary's Etk
20,
Charles LaAr, President Of the Borough Of st.
John Beeteh. Member Of the Borough Council. Sc.
charts Brooks. Member of the Borough Council.
H. y Wiiggle. .usm1er of the Borough Of Cora.
FAINT JGha6, Member of the Borugh Council. ST.,
dary's.
( present the .sctiHg Members Of the T0DR CoEneit
f Sc. .Hary's, Err County, aud that the GbOre Al their
IN AestiRoRy nhereof Ihdrs subscribed my name.
nd caused the Seal Of Office TO be attached therstoS
nd IfaHy CONCUR in the a6ope recommendations
EDWARD BABEL,
[sEALl Chief Burgess Of st. Mar"
st. Mnr"'' 30. IA.
~.svIer ~, 1855.
TO SEE THE L-AND-SfGrt from PAiladetPhte
n atker place on Tuesday might, at ii e'cteek. yeF
Tyrone, from DAich a stage DiH leave eUery HedRea-
lGy mOrAing for So .Mary's, Etk Ca. .1H are "a,
to go, His suggested that pGafies via ea1-
tot 40 mill club together and send a committee. 10 10
beautiful and Interesting trip. after ths Let qf