The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-02
NEW AGRIcULTURAL sETYLEMENT
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mdte, % nales Southeask 81 PhiladeLp
on che Camden aud Atlantic -
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"A Rdre ORporfusAy Ind DShghtfHC DAD HeafMy CJs-
mate, % miles Southeask Of philadelphia,
on The Camden and 1ftdnhc -
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acres res Of FL productive ssiaes "9 soii' hss Ses ass sis;d. sP ;%5 ss g
of various sizest0stftfhe PURCHASER a population
Of some Fifteen Hundred. from various parts Of The
Middle States and New England haye etflxaaher
the past year, Improved their places and. raised Ok
feeiient crops&EThs pricetofdthes land Isl at1le low
sum OF from SIS. to S2u per acrs, thesseil & or The
6esl q ny Ior the production of Wheat. Clover,
Corn. reaches, Grapes and Vegetables. TITS CON-
sIDEHEpsrHE 6EsS FIs6fIS SOIL I'm THE
UNION. The place is perfectly secure from frosts
the destructive enemy of the Farmer: Crops Of
grain grass and f:uii esFsno growing sane can be
seen. BY examining the place itself, . correct
can be formed of the productfyenessof the
;ana Ihs terms are made easy to secure rapid
past year, some three hundred HOUSES have been
erected, fwo mills. one. steam. four stores. some for
y vineyards and planted and aaSrrs
number of other improvements, making it : des.sa-
bic and active place OF business,
MARKE
IS the reader may pereseiys from i. ,losatio.d,
Produce being ddegble the price fhasi6 Ippzfions
away from the city. and, more than double the prics
in The West. 2afti Is known that the eariiesrhnd beat
fruits and yegsiablesih hisaIatituascohs frmiNsw
jersey. and are annually exported % the extent Of
In locating herenthe.ssstlef has many advantages.
fe is within e fewI hours rid. of sha great7rifies Of
New England and Middle States, he is near his old
ffriendsSandi associations, he is in 4 settled eonhfry
where every and. comfort isaf hnua-
He can buy every article he wants atsthe cheapest
price, and sell his produce for che highest. in tie
west this is reversed he has schools for his children.
divine service, and EiIb enjoy an open winter and
delightful climate yhere levers are ptlerlyf
The result of the change upon those from the north
has generally been toiresiore1 them 70 IN e3celIeht
state of health. -1 = t:,1l 1900
In the way of building and improving. lumber
can be obtained at the mills afqLs rate Of $I0kio
Sl5 per thousand. Bricks from the brick yard
opened in the, place, every article can b 1rseused
IN the place, good carpenters are at hand. aDdfhere
is NO place an the USionsewhere buildinesa 1dti
lroyemenis can be made cheaper, 1880 -<e
fhe render will at once be struck with The advan-
tages here presented. and ask himself WY The PROP
erty has moi been taken mp before The reasou3ia,
II was never thrown in The market and unless these
statements were correct, no one would be inyited4S
examine the land before. purchasing. This all ars
expected to do They will see land under culfiva
ton. such is the extent of the settlement, thatSfhey
will no dUubt meet persons from their own neirf-
borhood they will witness the improvements, and
can Judge the character of the population. II. they
come with q view TO settle. they should come prepas.
ed to stay arldag sorfwo and be resdy1o pnrchase
as locations cannot be held on refusal
There are daily trains to Philadelphia andtc
all settlers who improve. THE RAiLR8ADs CoME4xy
GIVES A FREE TICKET FOR SIX MONTHS. Ann A nALr
PRICE, TICKET FOR THREE YEARS.