New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

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Of oel.rs Information from al psrs Of The ooesIy
sas ,s may b Sss o~ . % ss .ss s, Be- to
parcsse sas itsprSse Il ha. b~el .esty peres i'
SrssssneI.s AID coTesRondeIoe foI more ,ss. y p @
bccins more ssn oue Million Acre: q ehesP Wild isne WIN
come improved farm. msiniy IN tss e.s, An O. % ,sas - ~,
10 s. s..;s. . oz. 70 lie live, Il ssnio
"A aborsf, who nrope cities and live in constant and
.sIss orrsd pestlence reyuon.
.ssrs:s Is sss cbsDns may sny uou'slt deprive
s g s Peg ss to .ess hoa 1ss such % are u
We rs.n to se lsnds as well negotiate purchasers with
hats large for ss IL every pat Of tbs Union
aeUtion Ia specially dircec 70 the neighborns
sn,es-vieins Kentucky Tennessee md Missouri VIRGINIA
especially prefers this iducensat. 70 inl
sA Her climate s ernpeTs.e sGd seuiAthe Pesh the AP,
desirsb Trnbsfed than aie any State is nsysa
De nss-' ~ vi az % on s Cooor
kcAe siste has expended large 'uns IL coz
place siros ever, County within fs hour. Of
sespos great Inland cities of Cncians Pittsbureh
far this day g the Mother Of states
ss s s cs or cn @ o covered WITH S
Tnbr sd excellent alike for Grain snd Gss. Fruit and oos
sdsrass goo farm. almost within sight Of
ws r &sEE G fl a'P Rar I E sss
e as most % 9,s % asD sos sps o.s f. on % 1
useful Timber natural opening snd
poducts ssbard In hours and buy his Groceries
by Gooda home, as any Que IL New England
Y sell him good Lands with perec. titles a. from one
vod a. 70 single objection which hiss kept these lands so
px upcitiysed and which keeps them in market a.
bare fraction Of their intrinsic vaue-ths OF Slavery This
Company has only 20 deal With any Institution su5ssng
f whos existence character It has control ButT
ssy IN a. confidence 70 intending settlers slavery IL .en
90 your part That grand dscov Of CoscsRrtD Ia
sSaATioE practically dposes ot 90 fss concered
besSs Of families Including farmers mechancs mler k
counsel toeher and resolve to seek and more ego
bsir number 70 look s prepared sen them
Let thee Delegates a-r sufficient scrny buy hom hve 70
& si Ien e them survey the Whole iuto farms and lots
u veiep aud put thes- up suction 70 t hsnest po
der whether member Of the company not Esb member
viii be entitled in land or money 81 The sum
pso Contributed BY him 70 the company, iund ana 70 ms
Csrpany Wi Of toSnshy with is reads
bridge sorrs schools church. &C. substantially ss the New
ns sea . sa sios % scy cany
and ra such Slavery Ill have neither Pfek nor qese
% enter Thus before steady sDd cogSI' nan o. tsoo,
oonvusioc heart burning and the settlers viii ind their
proy euadrupsd p the single oct o. settlement, omar, ,ss-.
you We psoGef you ohesp land ample timber; mild ard
beehfGI climate absolute immunity The dread Of
depreciation 70 all the grains gssee
aud temperate with ready 70 ample and
emunerstve markets ali Th day. more than half
While Of the coed lands generously productive now
messey Good restment will readily and cheapy re-
their pristine fertility No stronger inducements to
ipdusry no better opportunities hw out certain compe
pobe tbester for exec- preferred where on
Cali msps. descriptions surveys etc, or write to
pocsss postage Of coure and your inquiries shsu
PIessr ssSrs. FRANCIS W. TAPPAN. President or JOHN
G. UNDERWOOD. General Asen; Am EmiEsnt Aid and
Homestead Company, No. lag Brosdwsy, Ne~-ioIk
ORANGE CO. FARM for sALE.--l60 acres,
~ With .pscoos buildings choice fruit and sPns watsr ina
ss &C. ,;.asns sss EDDY D a1 Co., No. I Gssfy