The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-18
TO THOSE WHO WANT FARHsi
A Farm Within the Reach of Every
HE;Ahl.


TIE RlDGWAY FARM COMPANY. has made
arrangements by which all who desire to settle or
purchase home can do So ssff&sA
The Farms consist of the best limestone soil of
the most superior quality for ftrming Id rapidly
improving place, into which extensive emigFa-
lion is now pouring. The property is located in
Elk county, Pennsylvania, in midst of thriving
population of some 10 600. The climate is perfect.
Iy healthy, and the terrible plague Of the west fe-
yer is unknown. 1t has all abundance of the best
quality of Coal and Iron The price TO buy it out is
from 50 tv $50 per acre, payable by instalments to
be located at the time of purchasing, or share of
% acres emitting to locate The same for $780, paF
able Sc per month or l2Js acres payable Sd per
month Discount for every sum of 500 and under
pnid 10 advance, disc0U mt OF five per cent will Ne
allowed, and for over $l00 discount OF 10 per cent
In considering the advantages of emigrating 70
this locality the following are presented.
first-Ihe soil is rich limestone, capable OF
raising the heaviest crops owing to which this set
tlement has attained its present great prosperity
Second-ltis the center of the great North West
Coal BASIN, and is destined soon to become one Of
the greatest business places the State. Il will
supply the great Lake market, (according to popu
aton end travel the greatest in the Union.j II has
live workable veines OF the best BituHliLous COaf
amounting in the aggregate 10 over % feet, which
makes % 600 tons oi coal under each acfe This
will make the land OF nestinable value.
The eminent state reologist Dir. Chas. I. Jacks
son, ,ut Boston, has made geological surrey t the
land, and snalysed the coal, the iron ore and the
limestone. This report together with maps will be-
furnished to inquirers.
Fourth Three railroads re laid out tlrcnsh this
property. The Snnbury and Erie Railroad gives
us market for coal TO the akeSit runs from
Erle to Philadelphia. A la ge. part of this road has
been finished and is now Nsrunning order
heavy is now working fl ON Erie towards our
land in the western direction, the means for the
completion Of which has been raised--it will soon
be finished. The Allegheny Valley Railroad con-
meets nswith New York, Boston and Pittsburgh.
r,NaAn tffk
There nre already good Turnpike Roads running
through this propery various other roads have been
opened to accommodate the emigration and settle.
ment which has airt ady taken plnce. 80
There is no opportunity equal to IL now offeFeRi
TO the man who wants to provide himself home
IN IN easy way, and make settlement where hs
can live in prosperity and independence In clhate
PERfEC l'l.Y .HEAIfIfIY I'D
Nocase Of the fever ever having been known 10
occnr in this settlement II IL not like going 0tSe
backwoods Of the West. among perhaps intsieFaRf
people, whore there is no society, churches, IN
schools, where the price Of land is high and where
the emgrant after being used to the hesithieAt cli-
mate in the world, has tu enGure scknoss and PAIN
and perhaps rUins his health and that Of lis fnnlily.
Buthert il athriving settlement having three tawns
containing churches, schools, hotels, stores, saw
mills, grlstn ills, and everything desired There
Is n cash mrrket at hand The lumber trade iAsg
year amounted to over 20)DOo 900 Of lnrahar.
In short time, owing % the coal, it vii become
still more valuable, a number Of iron work anA
manufactures will soon be started; they IRE pre-
sent starting them eater sively NJ Warren E9si1
Tor those who do not wish 60 there the payments
ar such that they can eas lily buy farm 10 save
their rising families from want n the future OF TO
gain compete, by the rise which will take place
in the value Of lands. By an outlay scarcsly miss.
ed, substantial provision can he made.
Persons shoHh make early application, apply or
wnte 70 y, JeiIeries, Secretary, No. f35 Walnut
Street beo Fifth Philadelphia. Lett efs eafsfus
iy answered giving lu,l information.
Shares or tracts OF land eau be bclAM oE seea-
red by letter enclosing the FIRST stalment OF five
dollars, when the subscriber wili be furnished With
Books, map s &C. Wanantee Deeds given. Per-
SONS car lso purchase from our Agents
Route from Phllndhphiat to Tyrone on the PaHn=
syvahia Central Railroad, and thence " Staas 10
the land. THIS Is a delightful seasen TO Sc Mays
--the best hotel accommodation Is afforded ksak
quire for " z, Schaltz, Esq the agent for lie prop
erty at 81. Mary's. june II, ,'57-3nh,