The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11
" Wv NAnAANA -
THE MARKET,
ss tho reader may perceive from ho incat
j. The best In the Union,

Produce bringing double tho price than IN 10.
cations away from tho city, and moro than
duuulc tho price IN tho West. II IL known that
ihc earliest aud best fruits and vegetables I'M
this latitude come from New Jn rscy. and are
annually exported to tie extent oi millions. /
In locating here the settler has many al /
ydutagcs. lie IS withnaicw hours ride oi i'c 2
great cities Of New England and Middle States
lc Is near h q old friends and association no
Iis in settled country where every improve
mont md comfort is ut hand. lie can buy ev'l
cry article no wants at the che'rest price.
sell lis produce tor tlI" highest, Ga tNo Ns-'
ttlhs Is rcversed) 10 has school fer his children.
divine service, and VIII enjoy an open Winter
and delightful cl mate, where FCSers are Ut.
tcJl,. unkuuWo. The result uG,hc change upon
those lr m the Nurth has gcHordlly been tU re
store them to au excellent state ui health.
/ In tho way oi building and improving, 'um
her Cau hc obtained ~ tho mills at the rate ul
slOtu as per Thousand. Bricks from the brick
yard opened in tho place; every article can 80
pruCUrud M tho place. good Carpenters arc Jt
hand. and there IL no place in the Union where
buildings and Improvements can Io made
CNctlCr.
Tho reader s. u, At once Lo struck with ,1c
advantages here presented. and ask himself
why thu pr 'pcrty has not bceL taken up BIC.
tore. The rCtsuu Is, II WAS never thrown iu
the market; and unless these tt'emcHts were
correct. no one would Oo invited tu examine
tic land before purchasing. THIS AL arc cN
uertpd to de-. They Will SEQ land under cult,
yatiun. such is tho extent ui tie settlement iuU
they Will no doubt meet persons from thor
own uCi ghburhuOd; they wili witness the iW.
pruycinruis. and can judge tho character oi
the population. u they mo vth a view Co.
settle. they should como prepared to stay {,
d,y or two and be ready t. purchase, rs -
cations CHunut 10 held on refusal.
Thrrc arc tEO dlily trains Co. Philadelphia,
and 80 al sUi'lGr who improve the NsIiruad
Company gives u uCc titkct i,r S.x months
and a hali.tricc ticket tor three wears.
THE TOWN or NAMMONToS.
IN connection with the agricultural settle
mont. a ucw and thriving town hHs NATURALLY
arisen, winch presents lnhuccmca's for ANY
tii'd ut tbUtiuoss, particularly stores and IN mn
aCtureS. The Shoe business could -e carrie,
on n th's pliru and market tr good "lvtu'agc
also cotton business. and manufacturers OF Ug
ucUllurdl lmi dement's. or ttuhircs tor c''~I iUi
small articles. The imI .ruv, ,mcHt Las l"cu $,
rapid - iu iisur" = constant u.H crmtuCh
increase IT huSiu"ss. Town lots ~ d, good s.2,
1--WE dO not sell small ones. US H. would a'cC
30 im'r"vclncnt 81 thc pla-c,) c.,u be n"d a
from 500 and upwards,
1uE iIATIu%rON FArNER, aror'''f Literary
, tud Agricultural s,"Cl cuntainlu, iuil ,h'u rm
Htiuu"i iltnmuu'"n, can be U0ta.! ca ~ iWch
ty-iiVC cents "rHu.um.
Title iuolsI uiuh'" - w1r~ar.nn Lc.f7 r'Ttl
, Cicar Of all ,hcumbjuCu Vhcu money 10 l,ud
EurTf 10 TuE LA>r:- l.car" |.lc Il. &C.
+! N H.Ei, Philadelphia. tur lJEilur..'. 20. ly c..
|" road, al y =. M, ur ~ D. NJ Fare - t"I'a.-
INIcr iEct" ln4p'r" tor Nr. iy'asS. Eu.rtlu
coEyeu.ci ceB IN taid. luu"s h,u belle
.stHu + WIfh Mr.. DyrHcs. = pliuCilt. ':.tRst,U,
30 i,,NC decided ~ tn pUrrEHs M - ~ nf
l4eqc" c"vfrc lrGr ,"nd naGi'pl Cations can bc ad
=, ,l,r rs..,i T. /. tnd,s and Byrncs. llamn"nto
~ ...rrr AtlpdiC county, New jersey. OF
N d G, urtin. 2D2 South fiih street. Phiidde
.Ih.a. Md, 5 aud iniulmllon rterL Ll"I'v Ia
|n,sIDI. Nov. q, la. TIN.