The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-18
TIL; MARKET,
ss tho reader :h,y perceive from 10 loes.icr
is The best IN the Union,


Produce bringing double tho price than in TO-
cations away from tho city. md moro than
dbullu the price ~ the West. Ii lsknuwn that
lhC carl and host fruits and vegetables &c.
tia latitude come from Now Jtrsoy. aid ara
,nnudly exported tn tie extent al millions.
In locating hero the settler has irul- ad
vtniagcs He within 4 foF hours ride ufthC
.teat ctrcs vf Now EHyi md ana Middle states
lie is rear his old friends and associations, he
g IN > settled country where crnry improve
mOnt and comfort Is At hand. lie can Juy oy.
cry article ho wants ut tho cheapest price.
soil lis produce for tho highest, Ga TIC West
tbs ia rcversed.) lie assChOol i,r has children.
divine service, aad wIli enjoy M open Winter
nnd drligiriul climate, whtrc Furers arc VI.
tcTly uhknuwo, The result ui tho change upun
those from the North has generally brcutO 10
siuro them to au cSrclcut state q: ho,ith.
In the way Of building and improving, iuln
Tor can bs obtained ~ tho mills At the rate ui
ilOtu as per thuuguLd. Bricks from the brick
yard opened IN tho place; every art clO can be
procured IN the place, GOOD Carpenters are at
band. and thrrC - no place IN tho Chiun where
buildings and lmpro"rinenis can 10 niade
cheaper.
Tho Irador viii at once tc struck with the
advantages here presented. aud nSk himself
why III" pr perty has hot GCch taken up be.
fore. The reason ie, IL was never thrown H.
tie market; and unless thehe tH'CuICnts were
correct no one would hD fh"iicd g. examine
tie ltBd before purchasing. THIS all are OK
I
vatipn such 10 the extent citlo settlement that
they "ill M doubt meet persons from their
own uci,.hburhcnd; ihOy viii wituDss the i'm.
rruycmouis, and can judge the Character ol
tic population. u they como with Il view t.
settle. they ahould come prepared I" stay T.
day or two sid be- ready - purchase, u1 lu.
catiuhs caniint GU held Oh refusal
Thcro are two daily trains L. PlIil,delphia
and tu A.! settlers vito improve, the Railroad
Company g.vcsa iiec ticket for six nun,hS.
aud a hstI Ii.t,r 4 igl nj tar
TIlE TOWN OF HAMMOSTON.
In connection with the agricultural settle.
mont u new AMI thriving town las naturally
arisen. winch presents Inducements for any
Ehd ui business. particularly stores and manu-.
taCtnrcs. The shoe business could DC carried
ON "a this place and market 90 good advantage,
.leu cotton business. and Manufacture, VI a,,.
rCuiturdl implements, ur iuundrcs iur tlstlE,
'mali articles. The improvement, has been So
rapid As tn insure constant aud permanent
increase ut business. Town Toto uI Il GOOD -
! eve do not sell small ones, rs 1t would affect
the mur"vrmont OF the placed can JG had AT
/ from 800 aud upwards.
| Tns lIAMMuNrOS FARMER. u monthly Idtcrary
and Agricultural sheet, containing iu, hiurM
nti"u"i Iidminoht"n, can 10 obtained - IT, si.
( ty.hve cents erauuum.
Title iudISI GiAOlu - warranted deeds civcl
clclr Oi AL iHCUnhrtucc " hen luutU.y ~ I.ud
ROCrE To TuE lAAp: Leave Nlne stree
"nart Pi!'mdcllhia, Tor llhmmunlun, hy rail
road, ~ y q. NJ. or u y. ~! Faro " Cohis-
Wher u.orc inquire i"r Mg. liyiieS. Budguiu.
lcuhvouiencCs un hand. Parties Lad hctlcI
stop with Mr.. Byrnes, u principal. uh,il the,
ANc C"c'Ged as I" purchasing, 80 lac sod ,hov
them over tie land III his carriage, Tree uf , 4
lpense. Letters md applications can he ad
lre'-'d ~ Lands and lIyTnes. llammunin
P"stuuIro, Atlantic county, Now Jvrsty, "r ?
Is. Couslan, 2u2 south finh street.. Philade
rh.a. Nals and information rhrr,iIiiv luI
luishtu. N,E. -, 80. tin.