The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
New Agricultural Settlement.
To ali Wanting Farms,
A Rare Opportunity m "a Delightful
aud Healthy Climate,25 miles SOuth-
East of Philadelphia, on the Cam
don aud Atlantic Railroad, New


uuu LfulNhN NlimNteaSu milee NuuNus
East Of Philadelphia, on the Cam-
don aud Atlantic Railroad, New
Jersey.
An old estate consisting OF several thousands Of aires
ufrKonUCuVE soiLhas been divided into arms Of va.
ous sizes to suit the purchaser. population Of
Fifteen hundred, from various parts Of the middle
states and New England have settled there the past
year improved theirplaees, Rnd raised excellent crops
The price ofthe land Is az the low Offom SIS TO
s2n per acre tho soil IL Of the best quality for the pro.
ducton Of Wheat, Clover Corn. Peaches, Grapes and
Vegetables. TT Il CONSIDERED THE BEST
FRUIT SOliIN THEuNlON. The place isperfect.
" secure from tos-ihe destructive enemy Of the far.
mcT. Tops of grain, grass and fruit growing
andcan se seen. By examining the place itself, a cor.
rect judgement can be oimed OF the productv Of
the land. The are made easy TO secure the rapid
Improvements Of the land which IL only for actual n.
pfoyement The result has been that within the past
yeaT, some three hundred houses hive been erected,
two mills, one steam, four stoFet, forty vinyards
and peach Orchards planted, and a large nnmber OF
other improvements making IL desirable and active
THE MARKET.
a. the eader may perceive from is location A, tho
BEST IN THE UNION.
Produce bringing double the price than In locations
away from the city, and than double the price than
the West, Il Is known thatthe earliest and be fruits
and vegetables In this latitude IRON New Jersey
aad Annually exported 10 the extent OF millions
In locating here the settler has many advantage
Ito h within few houFs ride Of the great cities New
England and Nide states he u neat bis old friends
and asoci0sons he u In settled country whe every
Improvement Of comfort and civilization Is Al hand -
lle can buy every article he wants at the cheapesi
price, aud sell bis produce for he highest, (ntho West
this Is rcvcred he has schools for bis chidren divine
service, nnd viii enjoy an open winter and delightful
climate where teyeu are utterly u9known' The result
OF The change upon those oithe h has generally been
to restore them 10 an excellent state ofheaih.
In the way Of builing and improving humber can bu
obtained At ihe mills At the rate Of sO SIS perthous
and, Bucks from the brick yard opened In the place
every article be procured In the piaco, good caTpan
teH al hanh, and there Is place IN tho uniou
whsTeTe hnildingt and improvements can be made
cheaper.
The reader will at once be struck with hs advantage,
hero presented, and ash himself why the property has
not been taken up before The reason Is, Il
thrown On the MARKET aud unletftheto statements weFe
correct, one would be Invited 70 examine the land
before purchasing. This all are expeotedtodo They
vii iand under cultivation, such s the extent OF the
tstlement that theywl 10 d1ubt, meet persons from
their own heghboIhoodi thev will witness the Improve
ments, aud judge the character ofthe population
ifthey come with view 20 settle, they should ooaie
prepared To ta1 day or tive and BE- ready 70 purchase
a. locations cannot be held on refusal.
fhefo are two daily trains 10 Philadelphia and 10 al
settler, Who imyFove, the Rsilrbad Company gives
fHEs EloErg Tor ak mouthi, and q halfPhoe Ticket
THE TOWN OF HAMMoNroN.
~ connection with The agricultural settlement new
eha 'hfv'ng ,eWn has naturally arisen, which presents
indu7emen fot any knd Of businest particularly stores
/ and manuhoioriet The Shoe business oould be car
rod on In thi. place and market 10 good advantage a.
20 cotton husines,, aad manufactures Of agricultural
implements, or foundret for casiinF small artoes.
The improvement has been 90 rapid a. 10 insnre con
ttaht and permanent inc rease ofhudness Town lofi
oie good 're"e do nei se small ones, Hsit woud ef
ieei the improvement Of the puoe-ean be had at fou
] 100 and upwards.
/ The HANNoSroS FARaER, monthly literary snd AZ,
ricuuFal sheet, coniaihing fn
too, can be obtained AZ IS cents per anuum
Title acknowledgements daeds given clsar ol
All inoumbeFanee when money l. pat Rou.s 10 The
land leave Vine street wharf Philadelpha ior Ham
monton By RaiiFoad, at7k A. NJ, o. fk Pm. Pare
pooenu. When thoTo iugulFo i6r Nc. nyrnst. Hoard
ing eonveHieucss 90 hand Parties had better siop
with Mr. hymes, pHnoipal, until they have decided
a. 10 PutohasuF, a. he viii thOu them over The and
ht cariiage fee ofeKpense, letter. sad applieatonl
can Be eddressed 70 iahdis a ByTuei, Hammontoh y
o, AtlAnio Co. New oeftsy, 3. A. Coufhiin, 81.
Soath Finh Sirest, Phiiadelpha.
Maps and iaiornatoA ehesfiay toEuithsd Llul is-ou