The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

aud Healthy CiimHte,25 miles SOuth-
Fast Of Philadelphia, on the CRm-
don aud Atlantic Railroad, New
Jersey.
An old estate consisting Of several thousands OF atres
of Productive so Lhasbeen divided into arms ofva-
rious sizes 10 suit the purchaser population Of
Fineen undfeu, from various parts Of the middle
ststes and New England ave settled there the past
ysar improved efplaces, nd raised excellent crops
The price ofthe land Is at the low OF from el5
a2u per the soil II the best quality for the pFo
anetion OF NhSat' Ilo..I, kofn IsaeRe 1fapet and
Vegetables. lC ~ CONSIDERED THE BBT
FRUlr oil IN THE UNION. The place itperfect.
ly rom ltoats-lho destructive enemy ofthe far
mer Tnps OF grain, grass and fruit are nov CROWN
se seen. by examining the place ITSELF cor.
rect judgement BE- 70 med Of the produot Of
the nad. The terms are made easy TO the rapid
improvement OF the land which IL only for actual I'm.
ptoyement rhe result has been, that within the past
year, some three huadFed houses have been erected
mills, steam, four stores, irty vinyaidi
ami peach orchards, plsnted, and large number Of
other improvements, making IL desirable and active
''' THR MARKET.
as the reader msy perceive from its location IL the
BEST IN TIE UNION.
Produce bringing double the price than Ia locations
away from the city and more than double the price than
the West. lis Known thatthe earliest nd best fruits
and vegetables 10 this latitude come IRON New Jersey
and annually exported TO the extent Of millions
In locating here the settler has many advantages. .-
Tie l. withna few houTi ride OF the great cities New
England and Middle STATES, he Is neaf bis old friends
and ttons he n seltled country where every
Improvement Of eomfoTt and civilization a At hand -
lie can buy every article he wants al the cheapest
price, aud sell hii produce forthe highest (nthe ssi
this is revered he has schools for his children divine
service, aud vil enjoy an open winter and delightful
olimate where fever arc utterly unknown. The result
the change upon those ofthen Th has generally been
to restore them to excellent staie ofheaiih.
In The way ofhuiling and Improving, lumber can be
obtained al the mills a. The rate Of el0io per ous.
and. Bricks from tho bfik yard opened In the place,
every article be FocuTed In the place. good caTps
teTa are ~ hand, and there 10 no place In the Uniou
kutll unN NraaaH -
cheaper.
The reader viii at once be stuck with the advantage.
hero presented. sad ask himself Why ths properly hal
rot been taken up before. The feason t. u never
thrown he maTketi and unlestihete stHtements were
correct, would be invied 20 examine the land
before purchasing. This al are expsbtedtad6 Thev
vii land uhder cultivation, sneh Ia the Of the
settlement that iheyuill dnubt meet persons from
their heigh0rhood thev will witness the impfuve
Ifthey come with view 10 settle, they should come
prepared 10 stny day two and be ready purchase
as locations cannot be held on refusal.
There are two daily trains 10 Philadelphia, ahd 10 AL
settlers ho imyfoye, the Rallroad Company gives a
FHEE rIcEET for siE months. and halEPhee Ticket
THE TOWN OF HAMMoNToN.
In oonnection with the agricultural settlement M
and thriving town has naturally arisen, which presents
Inducements Tor any kind fbusiness particularly stores
and manuf r cries The Fhae husiness eould be car
red IN ths place and market N good advantage, A.
cotton husihess, and manufactures OF agricultural
implements or Feundios for casunF small aHcles.--
stant nd pernaneut increase Of huness. TowR lots
OF good si1s-we do ell small ones II would ~
feet the improvement Of the place Be had At from
100 and upgoTds
The H,nsosros FARaEn. monthly literary snd ".
rienltuF sheet, eoniai ing l filanmoh,
Ton, can be obtained at 25 cents per annum.
Title acknowledgements deeds given, clear Of
III 'uoumbeFanre when money Is paif, Route 10 the
land leave Vine street wharf Phi adslphia for Hem.
monton hy Railnpad, at7k A. NJ, orlf p, ~. Fafe
pOeents. When there inquire for NJ. Byrnes. Board
ing eonve ieEees on kahd Parties had better sion
with W. brrns1, PRINCIPAL, until thel have decided
nurohlsina, A. he viii sh0s them The land In
his carriage, free 0rexpensa leusFsa and applications
can he ddFessed 10 LandiS A hyrnts, Hammonton r.
o., Atlsnuc Co., New nsfsey, or 8. n Conrhiu, 2D2
faath Fidh STREE, Philadelphia.
Maps and Information chet nuy furnished Liul l5 On