The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19


eco pei acre the soil i II the best quality for the pro-
ductioB Of Wheat, Clover, Corn Peiohss Grapes and
vsgetsblss, "a Is CoNslDERBD THIS BEST
FRUIT SOIL IN THE UNION. The place itperfsot.
~ secure from fosti-ihe desuctivs enemy ofths far
rops Of graia, grast and ffuit now growing
aaagaa ye seen, By ssaminng the place ii.slG eof.
the land The made easy 10 seeuFe the rapid
Improvement q the land, which a oaly Zoe aotuu In.
pFoVement' The tetnt has been, that within the past
two mills, one steam four slorea, fry vayaFds
ami peach orchards, plrnied, and large npmbsr OF
olherimproyements, mAkiug ita desirable aud active
M THE MARKET.
as The reader nay PsTesiy, from y, leesiOn,' the
Produce bringing double the pTlee thar Ia location,
away ircm lhs city, and more than donbs pFles than
tho West Il " known thatthe earliest and begf fruits
and vegctables In this latitude come from New Jeuey
and annnay eSpasted 20 The exteui of millions.
la lcoslins here the settler has nAny advantages-
He s within few hourl ride OF the great cities New
England and Middle States, he is near HE ola iehdf
and ttiona, he Il In settled eonny where syeFy
improvement Of comfort and civilization Il Al hand
he can luy every article he vunit a the ehespeh
pres, And ssl ponse ief' 'hs highest. Qpths West
This u FeveEedl he has schools fog hs children divine
service, and Will enjoy open winter and dslrhtfui
climate, whsre fevera sFa utterly unhuouu The result
oihs change upon those olhsn Iih hasEsnersuy been
IN the way cf hniiiinF and mpFoFnF, humber can Be
obtained a the ms At the % ei0o
and. Rrcks fom The brirk ysrd opened In thr plaoe
ters a. hand, and there 10 place IL tho uaion
ghsIeIe buidins' and improvements can bo mads
Tks reader villa once be ,,suck with tbs advantage,
hero presented, end ash hmbs why the property has
not been taken up before The IT, Il was nevel
thrown IN tho maIket; and satsrants
correct, would te iavited 70 eEanlas the iand
before psvchafieg. This Al are eNPeossdtodo Tbey
VII iee land undfF cultiya0h such u the eEiea o. lie
se,tsmeni that iheyviii dNubt. mssi nsrsoat from
iheI hVighboIhood thev will witness imfays.
nieuts and judge the character ufthe ropulston
fthsy eoae SiA aviov 10 sstile, ihsy should cone
pr,p.l.f 70 ,s dsy q I've 80 Be- FeadJ 20 PuIhass
fhero sre tive daily uains 70 Phlladenhia and 10 al
settlers 10 n,Gore, The Raiiroad Compauv rives :
tess fieHsr Toe siE month'. aud halspies fiekoi
tbs TOWN OF HAMMoNToN.
~ conaecn0n Withthe agricultural scuiemeut ne v
and hfving town has naiualy udssn, which pretonii
ndu-ements ia auy Kind of tsrol
! and manuf eefsi, The Shoe hushesi oonld be car
RED on u this place and msrkot 20 rood advantage a.
20 cotton business, and manulactcnet o. aeriealiusa
mpemonta, Fonndsioa ioF casuae tlaall alaieles
The improvement has heen rapid 70 Insure a con
stant sad pesnAnent incsea.e Of huduets, Town lott
0f good siEsWe Do sell tl1a ones a. 4 would II
fsel The improvement ofthe place can b had a iron
Z { 100 and upWorll
/ The Il ,naoNroa FaRasu, monthly literary ma a,
rionhofa sheet, conai ina afallnfoFmaton smmoa
riik indispatabls--Wauanlee deeas Fitsn elsaf .
al incuuibsIanro Nhen uoney " pal Rotfa 20 n,
landi lsava Vine street whare Phi aAenhia fbr Ham
mou,on BY Rairuei, ai5kA ~, o. Ak ,. NJ Fsr
qoosutl. When these inquils faT Nj 3ylues. Bssri
With NJ uVfuesi pdncinsl, uotil they havs decide,
A. % puChaiine, a. he Wi ho~ thrm over he Land +
mseat'iage ifas ofsspesse Ls''sr aad applis sation
o.. Atlantic Co, Rsu OsIssy q 81 d. CosShiiS- -
eoath fihh Street, philadelphia
Maps and tniolmaion ehasfially fuTnithe ljul