The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15
Nov AgrIOultural settlement.



To all Wanting Farms,
A Rare Opportunity IN a Delightful
aud Healthy ClimRte,25 miles SOuth-
East of philadelphia, on the Cam-
don aud Atlantic Railroad, New
Jersey.
An old estate consisting Of several thoulands OF are
otrRoDucrivE so Lhasbeen divided into arms of VA
Tious sizes TO suit the purchaser population OF som,
fiileen hnndFei, from various parts Of the mddl,
State, and New England have settled there the ps.
year, improved places, and raised excellent cron
The price ofthe land at the low sum Of from M te
$50 per the soil 10 of the best quality for he ~
dueiion Of Wheat Clover, Corn Peaches, Gfupes and
FRUIT solLIN THE UNION The place srrec,
y secure from lrostsho destructive enemy oftbe fe
mtr. rops OF grain grass and fruit are growing
ana can ve seen. BY examining the place itself COZ
rect judgement can be TO- med Of the OF
the land The terms made easy to secure the ranil
improvement Of the land, which Is only for actual In
proyement. The result has been that within the mn,
year, three hundred houses have been erected
two mills, steam, four stores some f,rtv vinvsYJ
ana peach orchards planted, and large nun,irr ol
other improvements, making Il desirable aud active
THE MARKET.
as the reader may perceive from It's ocation Il the
BEST IN THE UNION
Produce bringing double the price than in location,
away ircm the city and more than doub the
the West II Is known hatthe earliest and fruits
and vegetables In this latitude CONF from New Jersey
and ere annually exported TO the extent Of millions
In locating here the settler has many advantaFes-
He wthina few hours ride Of the great cities New
England and Middle States, he Is near his old friends
andasiooioaons, he IL In settled oountry whe 70 oyerv
improvement Of comfort and civilization Ia At hand -
lie can buy every article he wants at tho cheapest
price and se his produce ioTthe highest (inthe West
.e!. Is rsysI'sal he has ,se99s @ l9 ahda shd a.s6,sI %
climate where fevers utterly unknown The result
oiths change upon those ohe rh, has generally been
10 restore them 10 an excellent state Ofheahh
In the way OF building and improving, lumber obn be
obtained az the mills the rate OF slOio
and. Bricks from the brick yard opened In he plnoe
every artoe can be procure In the place good
tiers ore at hand, and there s place In the Union
whsTere building' and Improvements can Be made
The reader at once be struck with tho sdv,r,,..
hero presentcd, and AK himself why the properv bas
not been taken M before. The reason a. h ,ns .,e,
thrown in the market; and unessthete ttatements
correct, no one would be invited 10 examine tbe land
before purchasing This all are expected to do Thsy
WI sec laaa under snohis the extent the
settlement that theywill no d1ubl. persons from
their own heighhorhood thew will wtness the iirovs
ments and can judge the character Of the population
Ifthey come with view TO settle thev .booIJ cnr.
A. locations cannot Be heldon refusal
Thero are two daily trains to Philadelphia and to All
FHEs TioKEr for six months, and halfpriee Ticket
THE TOWN OF HAMMoNToN.
In connection with the agricultural settlement new
and thriving town has naturally arisen Which n.,s,,.
Inducements for any kind Of bn store,
end manufcoriet. The Shoe business eoald he car
red on In this place and msrket 20 good avaninFe AL
80 cotton business, and manufactures OF Agricultural
implements, or Foundries for casting small articles -
The improvement has been rapld TO insure con.
stant and permanent increase Of business Town lo,,
o. good sizewe do not sell small ones, a. wonld e
feet the improvement ofthe place be had al from
: lS9 snd ppwtTds.
The ii, gsOSrOS FAAsha. h9hlhly literary and ss.
rienural sheet ing fail nfohh6toh ammoh.
ton, can be obtained Al 25 cent? Der annum.
Title indisputahle-wuHantes deeds FiN en-, clear o!
~ lnenmeefSeee when money q pail hoe,e 20 he
monton BY Railroad, at7k A, NJ, or4h IN Fare
9Ooeati. When there inquire for M. ByTnes. Board.
ing convertencea on hand Parties had better ston
AZ 10 nurohaing he will thoN them over The land
bis carriage, free OfeNpense. Letis aHd application
oan be addressed 70 Landis & ByEnes, Hammonton p
o., Atlantio Co, New Jersey, or g. n. CouFhln, 2O7
Soath Fi0h Street, philadelphia.
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