The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30

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A Rare Opportunity In Delightful
and Healthy Climate,e ,e5 miles SNuth-
East Of Philadelphia, on the Cam
don aud AtlnntiC RuiirOad, New
Jersey.
An old estate consisting Of several Thousands Of nsres
ofrRooUcrIvE sofLhas been divided into oms DIVA.
ous sizes 10 suit the purchaser. population Of some
Fifteen Hundred from various parti Of the middle
States and New England have settled there the past
year, improved heitpucos and raised excellent crops
The price oftho land IL at the low of from SIS TO
S2O per acre. the soil Is Of the best quality for The pro.
duotion Of Wheat, Glover Corn. Peaches, Grapes and
FRUIT sOiLIN THE UNION The place tperfect.
y from ltpsttho destructive enemy ofthe fur.
mcr. crops Of grain grass and fruit are growing
and enn ve seen Ry examining the place itself cor
rect judgement can be iomed Of the proluolivencss Of
the land. The cTmt made easy to the ranid
Improvement Of the land, which iS only for actual inn
provement The result has been, that within the past
year, three hundred houses have been erected
two mills, steam, four Stores some furty yinyarls
and peach orchards, planted, aud large number OF
other improvements making u desirable aud sotivo
THE MARKET,
the reader mny perceive from IT, location, the
BEST IN THE UNION.
Produce bringing douhle the price than ia locations
away from the city aud more than double the prce
tho West Il u known thHtthe earliest and best fruits
and vcceahlos In this latitude come from New Jersey
aud annually exported 20 the extent Of millions.
In locating here the settler has many advantages.-
tie Is within faw hours ride of the great cities New
Y
ndasocioAont he In settled country where every
Improvement Of comfort and civilization it al hand =
/ 10 can huy every article he wants at the cheapest
price, and sell his produce for the highest ntha Wost
this IL tcycncl) he has schools for Me chden divine
service, and will enjoy an open winter, and delightful
olmutc, whore tcvcH nrc utterly unknown. Tho result
ofh6 ch1nge upnn those othe uDth hiss generally been
to restore them 70 an excellent state efhealih.
In The way ofbuding aud improving, lumber oan be
obtained al the mills al ho rate Of 1910 porthous.
and nHcks ifom the brick yard opened In the place,
every article be ptocured In the place. good csfnan
toF are al hand, and there Is no place 10 the Union
whsrere building and Improvements eun be made
cheaper rl ... ..L- ...t
Tie teadtrwllat once bo struck with tho advantages
hero presented, and ask himself why the property has
not been taken up before, The Teatoa s, t
hroun In the MARKET and unlefltheao utatcmc were
correct no ono would hc invited 10 examine the land
before purchasing. 1hit al are expectedtodo They
vii land under cultivation, such is the extent Of the
totemenA that theywil no doubt, meet persons, from
their IA hoighhoyhood hov will improve.
nens, and Judge the character oftho population
lfthey come with view to settle they should come
prepared 10 STAY day 0rtwo and be ready puFohaso
| as loeAtloRt cannot ho held on refusal.
Thcgo oyo two daily trains 10 Philadelphia and to M
settlers Who imyFove, tho Railroad Company gives a
fpEE uoHsr for a'H months and hali-Phee Ticket
THE TOWN OF HAMMoNToN.
In connection with the agricultural settlement ahow
and thriving has naturally arisen, which present,
Inducements iof any Kind Of business particularly stores
I and manufactures, Tho Shoe business could be car
ned in his place and market 70 good advantage, al
90 cotton businott, and manufactures Of agricultural
implements, Pounddos ior casting Smail Articles
The improvement has been so rapd to insure a con
ttant and permanent increase OF business. Town lou
Of good tiEeve do not sell small ones a. would of
feet the Improvement OF the paeecan be had Al ffom
| 8 100 and unwaftl.
\ The daNaosros FiNNER, riouthly literary and AZ
opltuFal sheet, containing tull lllnioat fIlammon
u ton can be obtained a. IS cenis per annum,
Title acknowledgements deeds given, clear o
all ineunberanoo when money it paid. Route 20 the
landi leave Vino siroot wharf, hilaaelphla ior Ham
monion BY Rairad, atTk y A. NJ, OF az p. IA. Fare
l00cehu. When there inquire for Mr.. nyrnes. Board
ing convenienees on hand, Parties had better stoT
with Mr. Bytnes, principal, until they have decided
a. 90 nurchasiug as he win show them over tho land l
hit carriage free ofeHponse, Letters and application
can be addEessed TO Landit RyFues, Hammonton p
o., Auanto Co., New Oouoy, or 3. n. Coughhn, 29i
SUath Finh Street, Philadelphia.
Mapt and information ehseffally furnished Liul son