The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

as the reader may perceive from IL location,
nEgT' IN THE TrNTfNN

BEST IN THE UNION.
Produce bringing double the price than w loeatons
away ircm the city, and more than doublo the pFc than
the West Il is known thatthe earliest and best rits
and vegetables In this latitude come from New jersey
and aru annually exported to tho extent of millions
In locating here the settler has many adyantafes-
lie h withna few hours ride Of the great eitei New
England and Middle States, he Is bis old friends
and he Ia setled couutry where oveFy
Improvement Of comfort end civilization is AZ hand =
Hc can buy every article he wants al the ohespest
price, and sell his produce ofhs highest (n the West
hs revened) he has sehools for lie ohdtcn divine
service, and will euioy onen winter, and doehtful
climate, where feseFs utterly unknown The result
ofthS change upon those oyhe neT hasgeneIaly been
TO restore them 20 an excellent state orheauh,
In the way Of buiding and improving, lumber can be
obtained 81 the mills ~ the OF 1910 gl thous
and. Bricks from The brick yuFd opened in The place
every article Be procured in the pace good
tVrs are Al hand, and there is place IN the Union
wheTeTe building' and improvements can be made
cheaper
The reader wnt once b. struck with The ADVANTAGE.
hero pfsseaed, and asG himself why the properly IA,
not been taken up before, The is Il Was never
thrown IN the maketi unlcssthese statsmsnts wee
correct, no one wouldbe nyltsd 20 examine the land
before purchasing. This all are expected todo TheV
vii see lsnd uadeF cultivation, such The extent Of the
their hsighbolhood thev will witne the Improve
ments, and judge the character ofthe population
ifthsy come with view 10 settle, they should come
prepared to star Day oI two ahd Be ready TO purchase
Thefo arr two daily taint 10 Philadsphu and 10 al
settlers Who imyTove, the Railroad Company gives 4
tHEs uoKsr foe 81 moathi, and halEphee Ticket
| fot thaee years
THE TOWN OF HAAIMoNToN.
Ia connection with the Agricultural telement ne v
and thriving town has naturally arisen, which
Inducements ior any knd Of buiiaess particularly sioFss
and manufacturer The Shoe business eoald be enr
ed on ia this place and morket 20 good advantage al
20 cotton businesi and manufacturer Of agricultural
implements, Foundiss for casting small articles
The improvement has beeu rapid 10 insure con.
slant and permanent increaie Of budusn. Town lot.
ofa goodNto-Ne do not sell small ones a. would N
let the improvement ofths nlsee-oaR Be had al ium
/ 100 and upwards,
The hAasoSroS FARaEa, monthly literary and Sc,
ncultura sheet ConiaintnE tu Of
ton, can be ohiaiRed Al sS oens per annum.
Title thdispuiahle-Wuuanteo deeds given, a. N
AL incumheIanre when money it paid, Routs 10 the
land; leave Nino street wharf, Philadelpha or Hem.
nonton BY RailTosd, at7is A. NJ, OF tif Pm. Pare
aocsnts Nhea there inquifs iol NJ. Byraet. Hoard
ing converiencea hand. PaTties had bstiof atar
with Nj, hytnel, principal, until they have decided
a. 10 puIohasing a. ke viii shou them over he and
his carfiage, tree oferpeuse, letter. and appcaiion
can - sdd'esssd 70 iaadis ByTass, Hannontoa y
o., Atantio Co., New 0elsey, o. 4. b. Coufhin 80.
6oath Finh Street. philadelphia.
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