The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
NOV AgrLouIturaI settIement.
To nil Wanting Farms,
A Rare Opportunity IA "A Delightful
and HeuithY Ciimates25 miles Sputh-
East Of Philadelphia, on the CHm-
don and Atiantio Railroad, New

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Rare Opportunity ln "A Delightful
and HeOlthy Climate. .25 miles Sputh-
East nf Philndolphln, on the Cam-
don Und Atinntio Railroad, New
Jersey.
An old etste cnnstinq Of several thousands of Fes
ofPRonrcrivE so,thusbeeu divided into arms ofva.
fous sizes 10 suit the purchaser population Of some
Fifteen Hundred, from various parts Of the middle
states aud New Englsnd hays 'st,ed there the past
year improved hcifpnoos, and tated eNoeent crops.
The mice he land h al tbe o,, sum OF rum Sts a.
eco per acre. the soil IL Of the best quality for the pro.
ductiou Of Wheat, Glover Corn Peaches, 6rnpes and
Vegetables. fr IL CONSIDERED THIS DEsT
FRUIT SOIL LlNTHE UNION. The place isperfect.
secure from fossihe destructivo enemy ofthe fur.
met. rps of grain, gfa" and fruit aFs now growing
andoan by examining the place ITSELF cor.
judgement he formed OF the prodnotiveness nf
the land. The terms mudc easy 10 the rapid
improvement Of tho land, which is ony for actual ina
pTovement fhr result has been, that within the past
year, some thTve hnnred houses have been erected
two mills, steam, four stores forty vinyafdt
abd peach orchards, planted, and large number n
olhs' impmvemrnui nakins IL desirable aud active
THE MARKET.
as the reader may perceive from its location IL the
BESf IN THE UNION.
Produce bringing double the price than In locations
awQy irm the city, and more than double price than
the Meu II Is known thatthe earliest and bost fruits
md vegtahles IN This latitude come from New Jertey
aud annually exported 10 the extent Of millions
In ornpuE here the settler has manY advantages--
he /. within few h1uu nde or the great oiues New
EnglNni mt Miie stntos, he l. near his ola friends
Nssncio,tons he isin settled country whe evoTy
improvement NJ comfort aud civilization ia AZ hand
lie can NN every aHicle he wants NJ tho cheapest
roe, snd 81" his Ifoduce fofthe highest, (nthe West
this " r,cl he has SCHOOLS for his chi dfen divine
ssryice,sua win enjoy an open winter and delightful
omats, WlsFu iyvrn aFu utterly unk nawn The Fssult
otthe change upou those otihc h has generally been
/ 10 rrsioT' them 10 an excellent state ofheahh.
lathe WAY orhuiiing and improving, lumber can be
obtained the mills Al the rate of sl0to
and. Bueks ifom the brick yard opened In the place
every s'ele can be oeurcd IN the place good eaEsa.
tefs are al han and there is no place NJ the Union
whsseFs buldiRs' ahd Improvements ean be made
The reader will Al once bs iruek Wih the adyautas,
hero presented, and atk himself why the properly has
not been taken % before The reason i' Il was never
thrown in thc maTkci aud settlements were
correct, no QUE would he Invited 10 eHamno the and
before purchasing. This allaIe erpeoiod 10 do They
vii see land under cuiVaon, snohis the extent of he
settlouent that thoywil no donbt meet nsf,onS nom
}her heighhofho thev will witness the improve.
menis and can judge the character ofthe population
ifthey with view 10 settle, they should come
prepared 10 STAY day au5 BE- ready purchase
/ a. locations cannot b. heldon refusal,
There arc two daily taias TO fhiladsphia, and 60 ali
settlers Who imyrovei The Railroad Company gives a
FREE TIoKsr lof siE mon.hi, ana half Pries Ticket
TaE TOWN OF HAMMoNFoN.
In connection with tho agricultural ,etUoment, new
and thsivins has naturally adten which pFssents
indoQemen for any nd dof hufines1, particularly stores
and manuleeiof,es. Tho Sioo hntne.s could be car
Tod On 10 this place and maFkot 90 koed adgaalass a.
cotton basinel, and manufactures of aEFicutufal
implsmohtt Foanddes for eaiting tuaIl artioiss-
The improvement has been rapid a. 10 Insure Goa.
slant aud permanent increate Of huLncSs Town lots
of good stewe DO bot cell small ones, a. Wopld e.
feet the imrfaeeneni ithe placcoan Be had ~ non
/ 40 cad pngplis
\ fha hAnaoNroN FARuEk, manthly literary snd az.
Tchhural sheet tu nfolmation of ammon.
toai eaH sseb,eiusa At IS esH,s PEI annpm.
Title ndispuable-waHanteo deeds given, clear of
All incunbeFahco when money 10 paid. Route % the
landi eaVe Vine street vhafG philadelphia fbr Ham.
monton BY Railroad, atTh A. NJ, of fk P.M. FuFs
eoesnit. thea there inqpiro foF ST. Byfnrr Roarl.
ing eopvenentes on hand. Paroles had better stop
with MF. hyuei principal, until they have decided
~ 20 putchasng, az he viii shoN them tho land IN
bic eariage, ee ofegpenle. letter. end applications
can be addressed 10 lands a nymei, Hammonton ~
/ O.. Atlantic Co.. New ocuey, of .. ~, Coughln, e92
eoath finh Street, Philadelpda.
Maps and iniofmatou choefiuiy oIuiihad Lui l5.ou