The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11
From the Rira, Agricrd;irir, -aug,Ytn, Ne.
WHERE ANn WHAT Is uAMMOSlNS

MltElE AM II 10 aDNi lON ?
recently opened by failfosd for a most desirable settlement IL
f.iy n =. ssaay q c.nden, an$ p.ItIy + Xsla@i,. county;
.9ofc. Iliais Ks Ilar6ct rive, thc tf,bai.Iis, Of shich water
ilca.ant Mhl! IN ii, hsf %iic. G fTc@ tic foo, Of iiarnmOnton Ike.
d daf p5 som%:n Of iG' s ,S.i ID /. Vic sisi inipf TO = r s'hi GG;yifffn si i MY i ,R pc
h S'T saia ut is@' sT nysR %as. Si, f2E r iRe hsI: Or Gi. ;sis:; Of fi rhiin aSt
Rhi. nGrt aar south, east, or sf.'; ;h are w Sjoini,f from ta , one sr 70 th sss
.d i. s6yifon., with eight hundred thousand mouth. 2 ;.
Tfy IS IS no t iea.o S in the vodd, Why he lands th.t may now b.
s ssssty Dc la@ ps2 as9e. =; .h saf do "a. sSoa Be Er io'if" :. @as Ip.iS en :
0'1 TGe i: nd 81 'G n. Are lsr iGs .s% 7. y aiiisnae y from Tsi, . az fi s.y! n .ai, AZ.
70. .@5Dss..G.t . Psh e t. he a e ys5y Ish Of G Sssst. sinaT ah Ths s.4tta lsfS pro- pro.
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pear. AgPls, rjgm, C il, e. AP i q r 9gin nc Gt.RES,:;
common %a N y" to ,e fp6iiiisd%ipiGiaa a m.ftst, snd shsR maze @tilRsf...i;
i,wel known to ne, ths beet market for bread .inf; fruit and
"ffSe iSs.i s5oxis consist; e hisS@!ys Wits & 81 mark; yslG-
sGlla nv yssI. io5 The use & .] .asI s"r Tq5.. and {, !,
place. where the tle, ore yet large, the standing wood may be
= The population that Ia. removed ,iiher within the pas, year
islasely from New ENGLAND, and nov numbers about one thou
; isnSi NJ y ps lSPisy Since sirHs ia nR , Trn aboat one RSndieSs and ny
dT The if. sfH !. isd II OUT ssi in fir Mi ic,s sE of S 90 .slf Hn ssd PS Gpv fayS's and
town lot. 9f Ave sores and do"nMsrd' and avenue, ana ,tssn
Of q @S {, and mail y En- ,Ss land, Which ats Very shs,P .ndTH.ia;;
may Be fSahd 6y digging wells from s to ic feet deep Living
"The tIim.is i, the be., in ne United States, The latitude being
n ns.as , iS ~ ~ B RGtin iSs and and .6 |. e 81 y iST" i. 70 ta GSf ? in a
summer and mitigate. 10 winter by the &c. breefes TIA, come n
iayes the New Jersey shore directly cast OF llGnmonton No
such thing as Fever and Ague was ever known there. A more
healthy spot cannot he found.
We advise no one 10 leave Maine. Ours i'a goodly State, rich
In all the elements Of wealth and social happiness. Those who
are well OF had better +" let well enough alone" and stay where
they arc they, or 60 To Deal River or the Aroustook. But If any
OF our people, from any cause, hare resolved to leave w and
seek a more genial climate, where they can cultivate the tMl with
a fourth part the labor required here, and where they will not
encounter the cold winters Of the North, the scky heat q the
South, nor the malarias and the foreign society Of the vast West,
We would advise them just to go to Hanmenton first, and there
see and Judge for Themselves. II will cost but Little to 60, The
distance is only 25 miles, or II hours ride from Boston. whereas
the Mississippi Valley is 400 miles ride from home. Harmon
ton 10 In the centre Of the largest population on the continent,
being within one hour Of Phisdelphis, I'VE hours Of New York,
and four hours Of Baltimore, and has the benefit of intercourse
with, a. we'll as the market Of, all these great cities and their vi
einiucs. Could a more desirable location be found!
The cars Of The Camden and Atlantic Railroad run from Vine
81. Wharf philadelphia, twice q day to and from Hninmun'on,
and all persons who purchase lands and commence building in
II. have free passes over the road for three months, and M car
red at half prirc for three years Afterwards.
Just, look at %Ilsmmonion before you resolve to remove Weh
It can do no harm, at least
For price Of farms, terms, Sc" apply peI.onslly, or by letter,
enclosing stamp, 10 JONI STIIEs, Is State St, Boston, or TO
RicHARD l. BrEss, At iiammonSn, Who will promptly reply
70 all letter..