The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

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HH BEST IN THE UNION. ..II
Produce bringing double the price than in looatious
away from the city, andmoFe than double thepries than
the West tits Known thatthe earliest and host fruits
and vegetablet IN this latitude from New Jetsav
and are annually exported 10 the exenf OF millions.
In oostiug here the settler has many adYantases--
iois within few hours ride OF the great eiiies New
England and Middle suteS, he is near hit old friends
and asiOcoltons, he Is in soled country where every
improvement Of comfort and civilization Is at hand -
lie con buy eyefy article ne wants al the cheapest
price and scll bis produce for the Highest (n the West
this reverod) be has schools for bis children divine
service, and llenioy an open winter, and delightful
olimate, where fevcrs are utterly unknown The result
otthe change upon those otho uh, hasgeneIaly been
20 restore them 10 an excellent state ofheahh.
Ia the way ofbgihing and improving, lumber can be
and Bricks from the brick yard opened In ihe place
every article Be truoure IN the paee good esrnen.
tori at hand and there Is place in the Union
whsTsFe buildings and Improvements can BE- made
rhs reader will ut once be struck with the advantages
hero presented, and ask hinseif Why the property bai
not been takon ~ before The reason is u never
thrown the maTketi and unlesahese statements eFa
coroct, one would be invited 10 eHamine ihe land
before purchasing. This allare expcciedtodo Thev
vii see lsnd under cultivaion suchs the extent o. the
settlensnt that iheywill d1ubi, parsons, from
their hcishbolhood thev will witness the improve.
meats and can Judge tue character OF popnlauon.
I they cume with aview 20 settle, they ihouh come
prepared staya day aud BE- ready 20 purchase
/ as locations cannot bo heldo refusal s-ll.i KS
Thero two daily Trims 10 Philadelphia and to all
settlers vho imyroye, the Railroad Company gives
fEEg tIoKSr Tor '.N moptln, and hali-pfiee Ticket
l fot thaoe Fnara ....
THE TOWN or HAArMoNToN.
IN connection with the agricultural settlement new
sud thriving town has naiufay uhssn, which pFesen,.
nduremeuif forany kind buEinesa, psrsnlaF
and manufaoosies, The Shoo husinefs conld be cay
ned on 10 this place and market 10 good advantage a.
80 cotton business and manniattones Of agricultural
implements, koundues for casting small auiolcs.-
The Improvement has been 10 fApd at % insure con.
slant and permanent increase Of business Town loii
ofa good irowe do not sell small ones ~ u would e.
eet Tho impTavouient ofthe paeeean BE- he'd al flou
I 100 and upwards
\ The ,NNosros FARHHR monthly literary and y,
rcntura Sheet eonairing fnll Of iiammon
I ton, can be obtained az 25 cents pos annum.
Title ndi nutahls-uurfantee deeds given, clear O
| an inoumbeftnre when moaey Is pail Route % ths
undi leave Nino street ukaGG Philadelphia lor Ham
monitor hy Railroad, at j. "A. NJ, or 4 p. M. Fare
00cenu. When thete inquire for Mr. Byrnes. Board
ing convefieucef 90 hand Parties had heitoT sioI
With Mr.. Bymet pdhelnal, until they have decided
10 nnIrhasns, AZ ho will show them over he land "a
bic carfiage, irpe ofeSpense, Letieu and application
can he allsesscd 20 Landn hyrnei, Hammonion "
o.. Atlauic o., New Jersey, o. 3. h. Coushiu, 70.
Ssath Finh street, Philadthhia. IL. 81 81
Macs and iRorp pation ohesflalg Furnished ,upll5 5-6u