The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-29
as The T'ad;5 @sy psTseIy; ., Iq@ 4, location

nNa1 L IN AhE UNION.
Produce bringing double the price than in loeation,
away from the city and more than douh the
the West. Ills known thatths earliest and best fnts
and vegetables In this latitude come from New Jersey
and are annually exported to the extent OF miiobs
ln locating here tho settler has many adVantaeef.
lie Il wthina Few hours Fde OF the great oitIes Me-
and Middle states, he near his old friends
Improvement OF comfort and civilization is Al hand =
Ne can buy every article he wants Al the eheaps,,
Price, and sell h, produce fofhs highest tho Wos
teiVieet and will enjoy an open winter and dolshtf
ehmatei where fevep are utterly unknown The Sernl
o. me change upon those othe uor has generally been
to restore them 70 an excellent state ofhsalth.
In the way OF huilding and Improving lumber can h,
obtained ~ the mis a. the rate Of no 10 per
and Bnek' ffo@ the brick yard opened Ia ths place
every article can be procured In the place good eapen
teTt are at hand and there it no place III the Usior
ShsIsFe buiidiagi and Improvements can hs mad,
The reader win At onoe bo struck with the ADVANTAGE.
hero presented and ask himself why he prppevV ks
not been tuken up befoFe The Feason a. Il ur seve
thrown IN the markell and unlss.,hese saismenis wsT,
c0tfect no one would be Invited 10 examine tbe Ihni
before puSehasing This all are sEpooied todo The,
vii lana unGeF cultivation, such 10 the extent of
settlement that ,beywi no d9Bbt Gest persoRs, ftou
their own heghbohood they will witne the Improve
mentsi and can Judge the character Of the population
ifthey come with view 10 settle, they shonld com,
prepared to stay day two and be ready 10 pnFehase
a. loostion, cannot be heldoa refusal,
fheso are two daily trains 10 Philadelphia ana 10 Al
settlers Who improve, the RailFoad Compsnv siS.s
Pass TieERr foF six monthi, and halEpries Tioke
fot ihaee years
THE TOWN or HAMMoHToN
In connection with the agricultural ae ettleuent pev
and thriving town has naturally arisen, which pfesspt
Inducements oF any klnd Of buSness particularly tore
and manuhoioFiet, The Shoe husinoss could bs car
red on In this place and market TO good advantage al
20 cotton businesi, and manufactures Of Agriculture
implements, Or Foundiaa for casting small artiees-
The Improvement has been rapid a. 70 insure con
slant and permanent tneFease OF butiness Town lot
of good sire-we do not sell small ones as would ef
feet the improvement ofthe place-enn Be had al iron
8 100 And upuardt,
Tue HAnHosroS FARHER, monthly litoEaryand AZ
rcutura sheet, containing full Information iismme5
toa, can be obtaiued at e5 cent? per anhum.
ttle indispn,ahle le-wuHantee deeds eissn clear o.
All tnenmbeIance when money is paid Route 40 IN
land leave Vine street wharf PhiiaAslpha foF Ham
goeton BY Reilrcad, at7lf A. NJ, or 4ifP.M ~,
Neenu When there iuqulro Tor NJ Byfnes. Board
ing conVetienoes on hand. Parties had better Stor
Win Mr bytnet, pfincipal until they have deeided
A. TO purchasing ha win shoa them over he land N
bis carriage nee ofeNpense. Letters and anplieaon,
ean he addFesaed 70 Landit Bynes. Hamnontou y,
o., Atlantic Co, New Jersey, oF s. d Conehlin. QOq
soah finh Street, Phiadelphla.
nd Inf Ha.a. ~.