The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18

4 Rare Opportunity in a Delightful
aud Healthy Climate,26 miles SOuth-
East of Philadelphia, on the Cam
don aud Atlantic Railroad, New
Jersey,
An old estate consisting Of several thousands Of a,res
n rRoaUCvE soiLhas been divided into arms Of va
riuus sizes to suit the purchaser population Of some
Fifteen uuudtcd, from various parts Of the middle
states and New England h7ve seitod there the past
wear improved orplaces, and raised excellent crops,
The nce Of the land Is at tho low sum Of from SIS TO
sa0 per acre tho soil Is Of the best quality for le pro.
dueton Of Wheat, Clover Corn, peachos, Grapes and
Vegetable m Is CONSIDERED THE BEST
FRUIT solLIN THEUNlON. The place isperlect.
" socuro from frosts-he destructive enemy ofthe lar
n,r. ropi Of grain srass and ifuit now growing
rect Judgement can be omed Of the produotveness Of
tho lnud The terms made easy 10 the rapid
impfoy eent of the land, which L only for aeiuul i'm
nroyement The result has hoen, that within the past
year, some three hundred houscs havo boon erected
two mills, steam, four Fores forty vnyards
and peach orchards, planted, aud large npmber Of
o,hsrimpnyomenn, making IL desirable aud aetive
place '' business THE ,iARKPT.
ni ihe eadef may perceive from its iocation it the
BEST IN THE UNION,
Produce bringing douhie the price tnan in locations
away irm the uty andmore thaH double the nroe than
he NosL II " known thutthe earliest and best fruits
and vegetables nths latitude come from New Jersey,
aud aru annually exported 70 the extent ofmilions.
In locating hsro the settler has many advantages
ne Is wihina few hours ride OF the great cities New
England and Middle States, he Is near his old friends
,ndas,oco lions ho In dseiei country whore every
improvement Of comfort and civilization Is NJ hand -
10 can buy every article no wants al tho cheapest
rcc, aud sell hi produce for the highest, (in the West
this srevrod he has schools iot his children divine
service, and win enjoy an open winter and delightful
climate, WhtTe leyNrs are utterly unknomn. The result
oIhe change unon those ofthe fh generally been
to rsioTc them 10 An excellent state ofheahh
In the way hnihliug and improving lumber can be
obtained al the mills AZ the rate Of $40 10
and, nrrks fnm the brick yard opened in tho place
every article can be procured IN The place good caan
ters al hand, aud there Is no place n tho Unior
whercre buildings and Improvements be mad,
cheaper.
The reader wlai once be s,ruek with tho advantage
hefo presented, and ash himself why the property bal
not been iakea up belore, The reason ii, Il neve
thrown the msTkct aud uncsthusc statements wen
correct, one would be invited 70 examine tho aut
bcfuro purchasing. This all arc expectedtodo The,
vii aud under cult ltvatOn such the extent Of th,
settlement that theywi d1uht meet pc rsons ffou
their hoighhorhood thcv will witness the improve
menti and can Judge The character Of the population.
ifihey come with aview 10 settle, they should
prepared to say day tive aud be roady purchase
as locations cannot be heldon refusal.
Thcro are two daily trains to Philadelphia, and 10 al
settlers 81 no improve, the Railroad Company gives
fpEs ricKEr ior 'iS months, and a hulGPhee fieke
ThE TOWN OF HAMMoNToN.
IN conneCiion with the agricultural settlement new
and thriving has naturally arisen, which present.
induce iorany kind Of business paficuary store
and manuhciorea. Ihs Shoe business uould be car
tNa NN ~ Ata AN Au iAAfANl 70 HVoN NuNAntAEet ~
cotton business and manufactures Of agriculture
implements, Foundues Tor casting smal arieles.-
The improvement has been 30 rapid as 70 insure con
slant and permanent Increase Of hasincst. Town lot
Of goodsrewe DO not sell small ones, a. wond Il
feet he improvement ofthe pacecan be had at ifou
Z 100 and upwards.
/ The heHtNn0NroN fknuEn, a monthly ltorsFy aud *
rcuurll sheet couiaieiug foll inform lammon
I tan. can be obtained a. 23 cents per annun.
Title sputahlo-wuuantee deeda giVen, clear o
an iucumhsrsuce when noney Il paid. Route 70 th'
lsndi leave Vine suoet wharf, Philadelphia ioT Ham
annion by Railroad, at7A a A. M, or a. r.. M. Far
90oents. When there inquire Tor Mr.. byFnes. Board
ing couveficnceg ou hand. PARTIES bad better sto
With Mr.. Byfnsi, Pdneipai, antil they have decide
a. 20 purchatna a. he viii shou them over ihc land il
hii earl aee, free ofexpcase. Letters aud application
can BE- Addressed 20 iAndis 4 nyraes, Hanlmonton p
/ o., Anantiu Co, New Oeuey, or 8. y. Coughln 90
soath Finh Street, phiadolphia.
Maps aad Information ehesrially Furnished .Lull56n