The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
A Farm Within The Reach OF
Every Man.

1900 Acres Of good Farm aud coal lnnd in Elk
County. Berzineer Township. feunsylvania. for
safe giving tafin Of - scTesior s2l0, payable Ia
insialmcnis Of 81 per week, of a. the sanio rate
iarms ofsc. IS. Ioo. or more acres adjoining in
proportion. Each Fafm fronts ul''n road thirty
iceI iu width.
THE stlfi, is rirh lime ono Ioani and espcciai-
ly adopted 10 clfliivntion, Is ueiier hilly nor
stony bot gently rolling hnc liable iaRd. ATounl
aud through This properly iissrc already suine0,
coo under cultivation, ard Its rriiiy has been
established from the crops Produced. Upon this
subject it is easy be fully satisfied. There is a
ready cash market Tor p.uduue wlnch Is much better
than trade. Il is the
Cheapest as land al n similar quiliiy is selling at
much higher a ;es adjoining, ai,d especially such
az rnrtains coal.
TIE CuAL-Tbis il par,i- -ni1r ll,. cual dis
uict, vcrai veins undcriaylnE lIe who property
and the atitl'in oi miners. aih tluso acquainted
WiIi coal i-HdS l. sqvcigllY ralCi toit. Nhas I,.
a. Hutagc ul bri.g lha nearest 10 the sreat lake
marNt Nth which 10 ~ III be- cuaneried ~ tii,
SunsbD d. Erie Railroad a0w under Contract
and in coui-c 90 cUIIp.i ~ from Eric u Ridge
way. with tcsceuui,r adr t.C " hole way. The
soil over inmniuous Coa il The best for Instances
England aud other counties Tho price per acre is
uifing tor the coal nlnnc, MS II viii certainly, in
favorable location withla sh irt time pay large
lv This is important rs an immense coal trade Sil
soon open. Four coal culnya les have already been
started to work mines in the vicinity, aud there aTs
now fifteen openings around I. Marys
lliE TIMBER, Stockholders also receive
| There is "a reservation whatever either OF timber
Or coal. 1t l. very valuable, and will pay tor n
great part OF lie land On o the excellencts
OF streams t.,re are fine opportunities lor mills.
For Health, the location Is mu n recommended by
! Ph aicians The chills and levers are unknown,
also pulmonary complaints being protected front
the north winds hy te Aiicga iiie
ter is pure and am ngst the st, the land abound
ing in line springs
FOUR RAILROADS will shortly be completed
connecting it by direct communication with New
York, philadalphia Pittsburgh, Erie, Buffalo, and
all ci on the Lakes TLcy the Su1bury and
Erie, the Allegheny Valley, the Pit ;burg and But
inlO and the Nenango Energetic eXettiOns are al
So being made for tic building of the Tyrone and
Cleariield, which also passcs through this property
Tho effect of this upon trade and general cevelop-
ncnt well as the coal, may be imagined.
The tareo and iiUurshing town OF ST Mary's is in
the centre oithr tract, numbering near 5000 inliab.
itauls Il has Hotels good public schools saw and
gist mills, stores well stocked aud every thing de.
sired. There 23j halt acre lots in the town of
II. Mary7s which VI jill be sold and the proceeds C.
quaily divided agongst those who buy farms
l,idgeway lac county seat where extensive bus
in, 50 is done juns The tract the west Tho
Who're disfict IS intersecet b good lurnpikes, and
other roads.
This is rare opportunity drfed to those who
wish to farm or have go1i investment for the fh-
uIrc. by nuhing PnPsr inquiries, md considering
the advantages o good soil, abundance Il coal,
healt!ulnt ot climate, railroad facilities. aud s
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present aC vana9Gs ana ultimate increase
BY writing 10 the office directions will hc given
ts those who wish to visit the and system of
| excursions viii shortly he adopted.
| There is an excellent opening for various brancl
os OF mechanical business especially tAnnerics,
whec lwrights, axe handle Makers shoomakers car
pcnters and others,
Faruls can be bought by enclosing the first install
me"t, Ladies can hold shares in their own right
| little urqucs uonubly good, and warrantee deeds
given. Address or apply to Samuel w Cattell,
Secy l35 Walnut 81 between Fourth aud Filth SIS.
Philadelphia.
REFERENCES
Henry Watts, Esq las Walnut ST. Philadcl-
pima.
John c Cresson, Esq presidcnt Of Philadelphia
Gas Company, 5th Street above chestnut, Philadel-
pha
George Wicgand Esq Inspector of coal, city gas
Office, ,th - above chestnut, Phila hsa been over
! the land and examined the coal
Hon G Il Barrett, Clea! field, Penn, has been o.
! yer the land.
Henry Schmitt, Esq. United States mint, Resi-
donce, No 652 North Fifth ST Phla cxsinlned tho
! land.
William + Boone, Esq south side of Walnut St
below fourth Philadelphia examined the land.
| Hon l. Hayes, Lancaster.
| George Wolnlsley, EsqS Mary's Elk co
cent settler
Richa,d Gardner, Esq 6o6 Popler St phia exam,
J l. Barrett. Esq proprietor of the Mount Vernon
House Second ST above arch, Phlla has examined
the land.
&c Schultz, Esq Justice of the peace, st Mary's
Elk CO.
Charles Luhr, Esq President Of the Borough Of ST.
Marys.
IS Weis, Esq Postmaster, St Alarys,
George Taylor Esq Deputy postmaster ST Marys,
Mr. VIM Lyons St Alarys
MIR John Miller, coal miner, st Mary's,
Mr. John COrbr. f" g -
i Il Stone, Esq Wellsvc' Ohio, coal operator
l. Wilmurth, Esq PITTS Pa
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PUBLIC.
This is TO certify that. having been over the trac
owned by the Rdgway Farm and Coal Company,
and given Il a thorough examination, we fine the
representations OF that company to be correct. We
find the soil to be the most fcrtiiethe coal and iron
ore to lie in inexhaustible quantities, through the
whole district-the Farms in excellent order, anl
The intelligence and prosperity Of the people to be OF
the most gratifying character We know that tapie
is no healthier legation in the State, and we consii
er il Il most desirable place ofsettemcnt.
We make this declaration, as we believe there
may be many persons who are unacquanted with
these lands and are satisfied, from our kncwl-
cdgs OF the subject, that information npon twill be
public benefit.
Jacob Shaier, Elk co Surveyor, ST Mary's, Elk
co.
Charles Luhr, President of the borough of st
Mary's John Beetch, Member Of the borough coun
ell, st Mary's Charles rocks member OF the bor-
} ough council St Mary's II J Wriggle, member Of
the borough council ot ST Mnry's. FAINT jahab,
member o. the borough council, st Mary's.
This is to certify that the above five gentlemen
are atpresent the acting members of the town
Gil of st Marys, Elk co., and thattle above is their
hand and signature.
In testimony whereof | have subscribed my
name, and caused the Seal ofOcfiie to be attached
thereto and fullyc in the above recommen-
dation. EDWARD BABEL.
[sEAL.l Chief Burger Of St Mary Elk CO., Pu.
ST. Marys. Oct 80, 1856. may2I-2m
! 10 the People of Harrison County.