The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-09
New Agricultural settlement,
To Ull Wanting Farms,
4 Rare Opportunity In Delightful
and Healthy ClimRte,25 miles South-
EnNt Of PhllRdcl phtn, on tho CHm-
don and Atlantic nHllrond, New


Jersey.
An old estate consisting Of several thousands Of d, 70,
irrRonuCrtvE solLhasheen divided inio arms OF va.
ous sizes 20 suit the purchaser. population Of some
Fifteen hundred, from various purts oi the middr
States md New England hiye settled there the past
year improved thctpuces, md raised rNrellcut ctops
The price ofthc land al the low ot from SIS 10
s9U per acre the soil s NJ the best quality iore nro
ucion OF Wheat, Glover, Corn. rchchc., Grapes and
Vegetables, TT Is CONSIDERED rUE BEST
FRI tr sOlLiN TIEtNlON. The place isnetfrct.
Is scuurs lrom fpss-thc destructive enemy oihe ar.
m'r rop Of grain, grass unl fruit arc now growing
and can tocu. By examining the place itself, % cor.
rect Judgement he 0imed Of 'he pv' T. ui
tho land. ~ tnHdo rHfv TO secure tho r1pid
imur suent Of The land, which i, only for actual m.
pnyemcut Che result has been, that within the past
year, three hundred houses hava hccu crectcd
two mills, ono steam, -four stores some iorty vineyards
AMI ncn"h orchards, plfnied, md large nuniher Of
other improvements, making Il desirable aud sutivo
THE MARKET.
As tho oadeT may perceive from it, location, IL the
BEST'iN 'rlIE UNION.
Produce bringing double the price than In locations
away r'm The city, nndm more than double the price than
the West. II 10 known that the earliest aud best ifniIs
md vegetables in this latitude from New Jersey
and nro annually exported 10 the extent Of millions.
! In locating here the settler has many advantage
Ito h wtthina few hours ride of the great cities New
England and Middle States, ho i' near his old frIcnd,
md auovionions he Il IN settled county whcic eyof
! improvement of comfort and civilization is at hand -
] Ito can buy every article he wants NJ tho cheapest
price, and sell his produce for the highest, Gin the Wru
@ h teyeT,od) he has schools Tor his children divine
service and will enjoy mn open winter, and delightful
climate, where ieycn are utterly unknown. The result
othC change upon those Ofthe neth generally been
| To rc,iore them to an excellent state ofhealh
lu tho way Of nnding aud improving, lumber can be
obtained NJ the mi' a the rate Oi 1910 SIS per
and. Buuks fiom the brick yard opened In Inc place
every article can be rOogrtd IN he place. good cntpsn
teTs aTe % hahi and there IA no place In the Union
| wheTere buildings and Improvements can DO made
| cheaper
Tile reader lnt ho siruck with the advantages
hero presented, and ask himself why he properly has
hpHu taken hptDTD. INH H. tvna
thrown In the MARKET aud unlessthese statements were
correct no one would be Invited 20 examine the land
before purchasing, This nll are expected todc They
vii zee andundsr cultivation, such the extent OF the
settlement hut theywill no d1uht meet persons from
their own heghborhood ithcv will witness be improve.
meats, aud can judge The character Ofthu uouuaon
~ they come with view 10 settle, they should come
nrrphTcd 10 taN day two aud be reudy TO purchase
a. locations cannot be- hellon refusal.
Thefoa two daily tmius 10 PHILADELPHIA and 10 an
settlers ~ ho improve, the Railroad Company gives
fREE TICKET for six mouths, and haliPhos Ticket
THE TOWN OF HAAfMoNToN.
In connection with the agricultural ement ne "
and thriving town has naturally arisen, which presents
inducements orany kind ofbu,iaoss particularly stores
and manufactures, The Shoe business oould be car
red In this place and market 70 good advantage, a.
so cotton business, and manufactures OF agricultural
implements, or Foundhof for casting small ariiolos
The improvement has beon rapid a. % insuro con
slant and permanent increase Of business Town lots
Of good sleeve do not sell email ones aslt would ef
feet the Improvement oftho paoe-can be aad at from
| 100 and upwards.
/ The liANNo reS f,RHER, MONTH, literary and ag.
ucutural sheet, containing lnfomato on Hnmmon.
| ton, can be obtained Al 2j cents per annum.
TILE ispuabla-wuUantee deeds given, clear Of
! all incumheTance when money Ia paid. Route 10 the
landl leave Vine street wharf Philadephin for Ham
monton by Railroad, al - A. NJ, OF a. r. NJ Fare
OOoenta When there inquire for Mr, nyTnet. board
ing couveniences on hand. Parties had better stop
u with MT, ByWss, principal, until they have decided
~ TO puchasng as he viii show them over The land In
his carriage, free ofeHpense Letters aud applications
can be addressed 10 l.audit hyrnei, Hammonion r.
o., Atlantic CO.. New 0eney, or ), Is. Coushu, 2g2
Soatk Fihh Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Mapt and infomati sruy fuTnIshed jul 10 On