The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
New Agricultural settlement,
No an NYnntInr Fnrms


To all Wanting Farms,
A Rare Opportunity IN "A Delightful
and Healthy Climate,25 miles SOuth-
East Of Philadelphia, on the Game
dOa and Atlantic Railroad, New
Jersey.
An old estate consisting Of several Thousands Of atres
ofFRoDucrivE soiLhai been divided into arms ofva.
fous sizes to suit the purchaser population OF some
Fineen lundred, from various parts Of the middle
States and New England have settled there the nnst
year improved heitpluees, and raised eNceen crops
The pflce ofthe land Is al the low sum Of nom ei5 to
$50 per the soil Is Of the best quality forthe pro-
vegetables. III Is cuNsinERED fHR nEs'r
FRUIT sOiLiNTHE UNION. The place isperiect.
y secure from foslsthe destructive enemy ofthe Ear.
mer Topa OF grain, grass aud fruit are now growing
and De scen. BY examn ng the place ITSELF cor
iudgem 'nt 30 oimed OF the produc Of
tho land The terms are made easy 10 the rapid
improvement Of the land which Is only for actual In.
pfovement. The result has BEEN that within the past
year, three hundred houses have been erected
two MILLS, one steam, four stores, fqry vinyards
and peach Orchards planted, and a large number Of
other improvements, making Il desirable aud active
THE MARKET.
a. the reader may perceive from tI location IL the
BEST IN THE UNION.
Produce bringing dodbls the price than in locations
away from The city, and more than double the
the West u known hatthe earliest aud best fruits
and vege tables In this latitude coms from New Iefssv
and are annually exported 10 the extent of millions
gJ2 isqs.las ess !as, ,s'st 5s' @aRE New
England and Middle states, ho y near bis old friends
and asoooutons, he a in settled country viii ra every
improvement Of comfort and civilization l. az hand -
Tie can buy every article ho wants At the cheapest
price, and sell bis produce fofths highest, (nthe West
this Is reyeted he has schools for biz children divine
service and will enjoy open winter and el.ghtfl
climate, where ievefu are utterly nown The resut
otthe change upon those ohe npTh, has generally been
to restore them TO an excellent state ofheahh.
In the way ofhuildng and improving, lumber can be
obtained al the mills the rate or lOio
and, Bricks from the brick yprd opened In Inc place,
nNIn AM ~ ma i 10. -
teTt al hand, and there 10 place In the Union
whsTere buildings and Improvements eau be made
cheaper.
The reader will At once be struck with the ADVANTAGE
hero presented and ask himself why the properly ha,
not been taken or before. The reafon a. Il was never
thrown IN the markets and unesstheae statements were
correct, no would be invited 10 examine the land
before purchasing. This all are expected do They
vii sec dundsr cultivation such s the extent Of he
tst,lement iha, lhsywi no doubt! NEE, persons, from
their own heighhofhood they will the improve.
ments and can judge The character ofthe population
Ifthey come with avew TO settle, they should come
prepared 70 stay dsy and Be- ready to purchase,
Thero urc two daily trains 10 Philadelphia and 10 all
settlers Who improve, the Railroad Company gives 4
faEs TIoKEr for sir months, and halfpiso Ticket
THE TOWN OF HAMMoNroN.
In connection with The agricultural eulsmeni ne
and thriving town has naturally arisen, which presenti
endorsements for any Kind Of stores
and nunuheoreS. The Shoe business could be car
ed on in this place and market 10 good advanaFs, al
80 NNttuh uuainNaAt hMu mNnuuctuuNN OF agricultural
implements, koundues for casting small artieles
The improvement has been rapid 10 insure con.
slant and permanent increase Of budness Town lots
Of good sleeve do not eel small ones wolld ef
feet The impfayemeni ofiho paee-san Be bad a. from
| 100 and upwards.
The HANNoNToS FARMER monthly literary and az.
rcultFal Sheet oontuining Iiummon
ton, can be obtained Al 25 cents per annum.
Tile iputahle--wanantee deeds given, clear ol
/ all incumberance when money u paid Route 10 the
land; leave Vine street wharf, Philahelpha ior Ham
mcnton BY Railroad, at7S A. NJ, o. fis r. M. Pare
pOoentt When there inquire for M, ByTnet. Board
/ Ing conveEiencea on hand Parties had better stor
With MT. nymot, principal, until they have decided
a. 10 purchasing as he win show them The land Ia
his carriage, ffee ofeNpense letter. and application
can be sddEessed 70 Landis Byrnes, Ilamalonion p
o., Atlantic Co., New 0crtey, o. s. ID Coushlin Qos
6oath finh Street, fhiadeiphia
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