The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23
New Agricultural settlement,


To all Wanting farms,
A Rare Opportunity IN Delightful
aud ueUlthY Climate,25 miles SOuth-
East of Philadelphiu. on the CRm-
don and Atlantic Railroad, New
Jersey.
An old estate consing Of several Thousands Of az res
Of Productive soLhas been divided into arms of va
rous sizes 10 suit the purchaser. population Of some
Fifteen hundred from various nats Of the middle
States und New England have settled there the past
year, improved heifpaces snd raised eyoeeut crops
The price ofthe land Is at the low Of from SIS TO
SEQ per acre the soil Is Of the best quality fort the pro-
duction OF Wheat, Glover, Corn. Peaches Grapes and
Vegetables. 1T Is CONSIDERED THE BEST
FRUIT SOIL IN THEuNlON. The place isnerfect.
y secure from trost,-he destfuetye enemy oithe far
mer Crops Of grain grass and fnit are now growing
andran se seem BY examining the place ITSELF a cor.
rect Judgement can be formed Of the produotiveness Of
tho and The terms are made easy 10 secure the rapd
improvement Of the land, which il only for actual m.
pfovemont The result hus been, that within the past
year, three hundred houses hav5 been erected,
two mills steam, four stores, some forty vnyards
and peach orchards, planted, aud large number Of
other improvements, making Il desirable aud active
paw " the MARKET.
as the reader may perceive from its location, Is the
BEST IN THE UNION.
Produce bringing double the price than in locations
away from the city, and more than double the prize than
the West ID is known thuthe earliest and best fruits
and vegetables In this latitude come from New Jersey
aud annually exported 10 the extent ofmillions.
Ia locating here the settler has many adyantases-
He Is within few hours ride Of the great cides New
Engian ani Middle States, he is neaf his ola friends
andasociontons he IN settled country whe every
improvement Of comfort and civilization is at hand =
Ho can buy every article he wants Ut the cheapest
price, aud so bis pro luce for the highest (nthc West
this Is roycUei he has schools for his children, divine
service, and will enjoy an open winter, and delightful
climate, where ieveu are utterly unknown The result
the change upon those ofthe rh hes generally been
/ to restore them 20 m excellent state othealth'
/ IN The way OF huiiiug and improving, lumber can bo
obtained a the mills At The rae OF 8i0io 5por hous.
and. hueks hom the brick yard opened in the place,
gvey article can be procured IN the place. good camen.
tprs ut hand, and there 10 no place ia the unQn
wherCfa pullding' aud Improvements can oe made
cheaper
hero presented, and ssk hmssl( yhy 70 E',s--, -.
thrown in the market; and statcmonts were
couout, no would be inyted 20 examine the land
before purchasing This all are expected do They
vii see land under cultivation, such the extent Of he
settlement that theywill no doubt peFsons, from
their own hcghhohood thew will witness the improve.
mons, and judge The character ofthe population
Ifthoy come with view TO settle, they should come
prepared 20 stay day two and be ready 10 purchase
I a. locations cannot be heldon refusal.
Thefo arc two daily trains 10 Philadelphia, and 10 all
settlers who Improve, The Railroad Company gives
Pass yICKET ioT liE months, and halfPriee Ticket
THE TOWN OF HAMMoNToN
In connection with the agricultural settlement new
and thriving town has naturally arisen, which preseau
Inducements uuy Kind OF business particularly
aud manufactures. The Shoe business could be oaf
fied Va this place and market 20 good advantage A.
implements, OF foundfies for casting small hrtieias
The Improvement has been 10 rapid a. 20 insure
stant aud nceuianent ucresna OF husiuess Town loi
Of good sizowe DO not cell small ones, sitwonld ef
foct The Improvement the place b. had at from
8 100 and upwafds,
me HaMaosros FAaMea, = monthly literary and az
ronural sheet, containing 10 oiufomation of ammon
ton, eau b obtained al IS cents per anuum.
Title acknowledgements deeds given, clear o
an circumference when money il paid. Route 70 N,
landi leave Niae street wharf, PHILADELPHIA Cor Ham
monion By Railroad, al = A. NJ, or iH P. NJ. Far
00cont. When theTo inquire Tor Nlr, hyrnes. Board
lag couvouienc on hand Parties had better 7tol
with Mr.. nyfnos principal, until they have decide
as 20 purchasing, ha will show thom over the land i
can be addressed 20 lhndis byruel, Hammonton z
o., Atlantic Co, New 0uItoy, or 3, B. Coughlin 90
soath Finh Street, Philadelphia
Has.