Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-29

Produce bringing double the price than in locations
away from the city and moro than double the price than
the West II is known that the earliest and best fruits
aud vegetables 10 this latitude come from New Jersey,
and are annually exported TO the extent VI millions.
In locating here. thc settler has many advantages
II Is within few hours ride ot the great cities Of New
England and Middle States, he is in settied country
rhcrc crcrV Improvement Of comfort and cir0i-dton IS
NJ hand III can buy every article Dc wants at the
cheapest price, and sell ms produce for the highest On
the West This Is rcycscd De has schools for his chill.
dren, difie scrrc and viii enjoy open winter, and
delightful climate where forcrs are utterly unkno"n-
The result oi the change upon those from The NORTH has
generally been 20 restore them TO an excellent state OF
health
In the way Of hnildmg and improving. lumber can he
obincd The mills the rate " $40 to Sl5 per hous-
and Bricks from the brick yard opened in the place,
every article De procured IN the place, good carpen-
tors 40 hand, and there is no place in the Union
where buildings and Improvements can be made cheaper
The reader will az once be struck with the advantages
here presented and ask himself why the property has
not been taken up before The reason IS 1t was never
thrown 30 the market and unless these statement were
correct would Dee invited TO examine the land be-
fore purchasing. Thi. an are expected to do. They viii
land under cultivation such is the extent Of the set
Element that they will no doubt, meet persons. from
their own uci-hhorhood they will witness the improve
meut and can judge the character OF the population II
they como with view TO SETTLE they should come pre-
pared 20 stay day and be ready TO purchase as
locations cannot be held on refusal
There two daily airs TO Philadelphia, and to all
settlers who improve, rHE RAILROAD COMPANY OWES
FREE TICKET FOR SIX MONTHS, AND A HALf-rRlof
ItckEr ron rHREE YEARS.
In connection with the agricultural settlement new
and thriving town has naturally arisen, rhch presents
inducements for any hind q business partcadry stores
and faHHf0ctorie The Shoe business could be carried
in this place aud market good advantage, also cot
business. and manufactures of dgrcutNrat nipple
Henfs or F0aadercs t0f CASTING small articles The i'm
pruvement has been rapid insure constant an'
permanent increase Of business. Town lots Of goo'
size, do sell small it would effect the i'm
proyement Of The place be had at from 500 and up
wards.
The Hasmoatoa Fr,ner. a monthly literary and agri
cultural sheet containing full information Of Harmon
ton can be obtained n % cents per annum.
Title ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS deeds given, clear Of al
incumbrancc when money is paid Route to the land
leave Vine wharf Philadelphia for Hammonton b.
Railroad, at - A. NJ. or - p NJ. Fare 30 cents
When there enquire for Mr.. Byrncs Boarding eonye
ncuccs IN hand Parties had better stop with Mr.
Bynes, principal until they have decided as to pur
chasing s he will show them over the land in his car
rage free Of expense Letters and applications can b
addressed to Landis * Byrnes. Hammonton T. o, At
lantic Coz New Jersey or $, 3. COughlin, 2j2 Souti
Fifth Street Philadelphia. Maps and information cheer
fully furnished 0l;Ib