The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

NNM AAFNAANNN AAAAiNNfaaW AllAltH nOnAMa
Fast of Philadelphia, ON the Cam
don and Atlantic Railroad, New
Jersey.
An old estate cous Of several Thousands Of a,re
of rRonuCIvE SoLhas been divided into arms ofva.
Ious sizes to suit the purchaser. population OF some
ttheen tiundfedi from various parts of the middle
states and New England have settled there the mast
year, improved their places and raised ent cron
The price ofthe land Is at the low Of from si5 to
$50 per acTe, the soil h NJ the beat quality for the mo-
duction OF Wheat, Clover, Corn. Peaches Grapes and
Vegetables. if is CONSIDERED The BEST
FRUIT solL IN THEuNioN. The place isperfeoi.
" SECURE from irostshe destructive enemy fthe far
mrr Tups Of grain, grass and fruit are now growing
aud Gan seen. BY examining the place ITSELF a cor.
feot Judgement can be omed or the productvonest Of
the and The terms are made easy 20 the rapid
improvement Of the land, which u only for actual I'M
proyement The result has been, that within the past
year, some three hundrcd houses have been erected
two mills, steam, four stores, some forty vinvards
ANA peach orchards, planted, and large nnmboT Of
other improvements, making Il desirable and active
F'''' THE MARKET.
as the reader may perceive from It's location Is the
BEST IN THE UNION,
Produce bringing double the price than In locations
away cm the uyi and more than double the prc than
The West u known thatth earliest and bst ruits
aud vegetables In this latitude come from New Ierfey
aud ore annually exported TO the extent Of millions
Ia Locating here the settler has many advantnres-
ne Is Wthina few hours ride Of the great cities New
England ani Middle states, he l. near his ola friends
and asocioions he h In settled country where overy
-
Tie can buy every article he wants at The cheapest
price, and sell hi produce urthe highest Gin the Wet
This s fcvcraoal be has schools for his children divine
,eUico, and will euoy an open winter and delightf,l
climate where ieveu are utterly unknown. The result
Of the change upon those nithu has bse
to rurtofs ihem to a. excellent state ofheahh.
ln the way ofhuiiing and improving, lumber can be
obtained al the mills a. The rate of SIS per thous.
and nricks hom the brick yard opened n iho place
every article be Focuted In the place good camsn
ters Al hand, and there Is place Va tho Union
gheiere baildings and Improvements can DO made
The Toader win At once be struck with the ,dv.nt.,e.
hero presened, and ask himself Why the properly has
Dot been taken un BEFORE The reason H. Il was never
thrown in the nahot; and ualessthcse ,e
correct, no one would be nviied 10 examine The land
oeioTo puTchasus. This an are expected 10 DO They
vii see land under cultivation such h the extent fthe
settlement that theywll no d1uht, meet persons, from
their own cighborhood thev will wltne he n,nrv
meats and can Judge the character ofthe populaion-
lfthry come with view 70 settle thsv Should come
prepared 10 stay day aud Be ready 10 purchnre
a. locations cannot he heldon refusal.
There arc two daly trains 20 PHILADELPHIA and 10 al
.sitleT, Who improve, the Railroad Compapy gives a
fsse ticEer foe ak monihs, and halfp price Ticket
THE TOWN OF HAMMoNroN.
Ia eonneotion with Che ugFiouuFal settlement, new
and thriving town has naturally adsen which presens
inducements aug kind Of bus particularly stores
and manuiacioriet. The Shoe business could be car
ned ou In this place nnd mafket 10 GOOD advantsge A.
90 cotton buainasf, and mahulactofes OF agricultural
implements, fonnddes fof casting snail auioles-
The improvement has been 90 r1pid insure con.
stant and permanent increase Of busineaa Town lots
Of goodAlzawe do not sell small ones, IA Would 81
ieei The impfeyemont ofths plaoe-osn be bad Al from
3 100 Hnd upwards,
The HANNoNToN fARuER, monthly literary and az.
Iicuhufal sheet, coniaiatng iu Information fiammon.
tou, Gao be ohtaihed at 25 oonts per annum.
Title udspuiahle-uuTiansoe deeds given, clear %
All incnmhoFanco when money Il pail. Route 90 the
land leave Vine sfoei uhafl philadonhia for Ham.
mouion ~ Railroad, az z y A. a., ofai p. M Fans
pQcenu. When theTe Inquire ior Mr. hvrnts noafd.
log conVeuiences on hand faftict had better stoo
with Mr.. hynef, pdncipal until they have decided
20 purchasing, a. ha win show them over he land h
bic carriage ffee ofeNpense LetieFt and annlcatlons
can be addressed 20 Landit Byrnes, Hauanouton q,
o., Atlaptc Co., New 0sIscy, o. 81 b. Conrhlin 900
Sonh fihh Street, hilade lphis.
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