Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-07

street, Boston, and by ali Druggists
John JOHNSON'S NEW CONFEC-
TIoNERY AND RESTAURANT
NO. FREMONT ROW, BOSTON.
The Subscriber has just fitted up and elegant RE-
STAURANT aud ICE CREAM SALOON, and is prcpar-
ed to supply the trade with
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY.
Manufacturing by power and with his other un-
quality Goods packed and delivered on cars or vessels
or anywhere within the city, free of charge.
ders ''O'ra discount 70 Wholesale Dealers and Ped
P L o N & CHOL S,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
II i @ $, l. a t. er, and Oil.
81 50, and 81 North street, Boston.
F. UPTON, Jr. NICHOLS
Messrs r. " E. Bacheller & Co, Boston, james P.
Thorndike ESQ Boston Gilman 5. Low, Esq, Boston.
N.B-Cash advanced on Consgnmens.
4 MEXICAN GUANO-To Farmers
"A and Dealers in Guano-This Guano from Jarvis
Island in the aeic Ocean, containing so per cent Of
Fhoshae and Sglphats Of Lime and the most valuable
quantities, at about two-trls the price ofPcruvan. For
ano Company So Chatham Street corner tg stae
street. Boston, A. G. Lombard, Agent A. G. Co.
GOES SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF
y, al LINE AND ruRE GROUND B0NEuneqgallcd
CoE COMPANY, 10 Broad street. Boston.
A NEW ENGLAND SETTLEMENT
"A IN NEW JERSEY. = The Hammonton
central point of extensive emigration from the New
England States and the British Provinces, with large
cessions FROM Pennsylvania, and Illinois, Ohio and
other Western States. During the year 1858 over 200
farms purchased and $50 houses built and occupied
in the settlement The second and last division of this
tract, consisting of about Fifteen Thousand Acres has
been surveyed and now offered for sale in Farms Of
actual settlers. Titles perfect.
n%; sff S'iSSs
who will promptly reply to all letters.
From the Rural Agricalturist augusta, Ne.
WHERE AND WHAT Is HAMMoNToN?
Jersey, recently opened by railroad fora most desirable
settlement 1t consists Of some thirty thousand acres
and partly ia Atlantic county; distance twenty ve miles,
or one hours ride south east from ihiladephia and
Egg Harbor River the tributaries of which Ham
Pleasant Mills six miles from the foot Of Hammonton
Lake The products of the in the shape fish, oys-
Philadelphia gives it the benefit of that great market for
PgfS te or sales Lands nov IN cultivation anywhere
east or west, are worth from three hundred dol
environs with its eight hundred thousand mouths to be
daily fed that gives such high all farms and gar
that may be bought in Hammonton the comparatively
price Of twenty dollars per acre. should not
sane distance si s Py railway , from that city
suitable for brick making, very light ocean sand
which, light appears is rich in the elements of vege-
tatlon and certainly produces good crops of Wheat,
tatOes, Irish Potatoes. Egg Plant, Peaches, Pears,
Apples, Pums, Cherries Apricots Ounces Grapes, Wa
ter and Musk Melons, and indeed all the fruit and
| tables common to the Philadelphia Market and which
make that it is well known be- market for
breastus fruit and vegetables in the United States
perhaps in the world.
The forest growth consists of hickory. white oak
pic, yellow pine, CEDAR Gc but in most localities the
growth has beer cut off within few for the of
neghboring glass works. and is therefore covered
only with small wood, easily cleared. In places where
Chased at Il small price
The population that has removed ththcr within the
past year largely from New England and numbers
about one thousand. 1t is rapidly filling with indus
tous, temperate enterprisng people Since Spring
about one hundred and fifty dwelling houses of various
sizes and costs, have been erected
The tract is laid out in farm lots of 20
wards, and town lots of and downwards and ave-
and streets opened in every direction There are
meNllaustible supplies of muck and mari the land,
which very cheap and valuable fertilizers. The
digging wells from to 10 feet deep. Living springs
abound
The climate the United States the latitude
DeS neither too tar North for cold nor too far South for
heat 1t is nearly that of Baltimore, and the atmosphere
is tempered in summer and mtgated in winter by the
breeZes that come in from the sweeping the
rectly Hammonton No such thing as fever and
ague was ever known there. more healthy spot
be found.
The cars of the Camden and Atlantic Railroad run from
Vine ST. Wharf, Phapelphia, twice day and from
HammontOn, and all persons who purchase lands and
commence building in H. have free passes road
Tor three months and are carried at half price for three
years afterwards.
just look at liammonton before you resolve remove
West II can do no harm, at least.
For price Of farms, terms, &c, apply personally by
letter enclosing stamp, to JOHN STILES Is State Street.
Boston, or to RICHARD L. BYRNs, at Hanmonton who
Will promptly reply to all letters.