American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
MANN MO NEON LANDS
IIARI; OPPORTUNITY.

ItARE OPPORTUNITY.
FhNO ALL WANTING FARMS--in n healthy place,
u Tp0ntg-Gpe miles from Phiiadolpha, ,on tho Cam
den aud Atlantic Railroad, New Jersey. An old cs-
tate has recently boen opened fer sao and tho first
division UflOUOO acres 0lYidOd up into farms OF
tweniy.aores aud upwards. The soil Is Of The 6est
quaiity Tor tho production of fruits grains, NC. The
price IL $i5 to $50 per ncru payable In easy quarter
yearly amcnts within fern Of four yoars. with
Interest," The terms nro made easY In order to Insure
tho rnpld improvement Of the land, by enabling evcry
tHdHstrious man 10 buy farm, II Is now being OK.
tonsyeiy improved by good roads, aud some Of the
be1t citizens from Now Engla and tho Middle Statos
are oroctpg large improvements II IA scone OF tho
grontost improvement out philadelphia. Seventy
i've housoshavo been built In four months Practical
farmers and business from the length and
OF The Union arc settling there. II is an important
business place on account Of bong In tho midst OF
agreat market. Every article raised upon this land
finds mn immediate sale. Tho wateris Oxoellont, and
| no such thing us fovor Is known.
The soil Is sandy or clay loan with clay bottom
ana reteRttpe OF nanuros. 1t Is freo Of stones and
eueily workod Itabonnds largely In the phosplatos
and such a It's fertility that from tho crops produced
both upon this land and tho largo area adjoining an
deroultivatloni II Will bo found not bo oxceed any
market.
the best frutsGnd vegetables from New Jersey
which are annually exported Ia the ount OfmilOn,
dollars Tho land, besides being accessible In
way for fertilizers, has abundant supply Of the bos
qunlity 0fmuck manure.
Lumber and building materials can bo had on the
spot n cheap price from the mills. Other mills ar,
now being opened, and brickyards being started OF
the ground. person can put up framo tenomen
for present convenience for hundred dollars Oh
account OF tho extensive emgrnton, this 10 the bes
course to pursue In order to gotta place live In
1rst, Carpenters and builders are on hand TO put III
housesOn tho best terus.
In settling horo tho emigrant has many advantages
lc s wthna few hours ride ofthe gToa cities h,
Middle Statosa aud Now Bnglnnd; he Is near his ole
frlonds and associations; he Is In settled country
where oyey improvements and com fort Of civilization
isHth hand; he isin healthy place. and IL not subjoc
TO tho certainty 0flosng the greater part OF his fami
and his own health by those mali gnant fevors whici
makesthe graves many millions of tho young
hardy Ia tar onregions away from homo aud friends
! Besides, no las mild climate and nm open winter,
Thore nre lhroo trains daily 10 Philadelphia, aud Il
allthoso who Improve tho railroad company givos
| FREQ tlckel.
Tho reader will at onoo bo struck with tho advan
tagos here presented and ask himself why tho proper
" has not boen takou mp bofOro. The rOason Is,
never thrown In market; and unessthoso statosment
wore correct, no QUO would be Invited to examine III
land before purchasing. This all are expected TO do
They Will 500 the land uiidor CIVILIZATIONS; they will
they Will witness the improvements, and can judg
| OF tho Character of the population, Persons shoul
como prepared to purchase as many arc locat AN
location ara not held on refusal.
| Tho llammo ntOn Farmer.a monthly Literary an
Agricultural sheet, continuing full Information
Harmonton, will DO semitic zach inquirer, and b
obtained t95 cents por npnum. 81.
Tttlo indsputable. Warrantoc doods given, elea
OF all incumbrnncO, whom purchase money Ia paid
Route TO thc and:- Leave Vine Street Wharf, Phill
dephia, for HarinOnton by Railroad at ~, A. NJ
aud 81 =. M, whom there lnqniro for Mr.. Byrnes.-
Implications can be addressed to s. b. CoUGHLIN
9Qa South FIFTH Street below walnut, Philadelphia
Maps and information cheorfully furnished.
September 10, lejs--3ln90