The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-05

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Produce bringing double the price than in location,
away from The city, aud more than double the than
the West Il IL known thatthe earliest and be fruits
and vegetables In this latitude come from New Jefssr
and are annually exported 10 the extent Of milIions
Ia locating here the settler has many advantaret-
e y within few hours ride Of the great oitss New
England and Middle States, he 10 near his old friend,
and assocoations, he 10 ia settled ooantry whe
Improvement Of eomiou and civilization Is At hand y
lie can buy even article he wants at the eheapss,
price, and sell his produce iorthe highest tathe West
this d feveIed,l he has sohoo for hs children divine
ssrsioe, aud viii enjoy au open winter, aud delightful
climate, where feveTs are utterly unknown The result
oiths change upon those ofthen rh has generally
10 FrstOfa them 70 an exoeleut stale ofhealfh
In the way ofhailiing and improving, lumber can be
obtained a The mills a. The eis Of s;oio els perthous
every article can be Foeured In the place good esrpsn
tefs are ai hand, and there 10 place In the Usion
whsrefe buildings and Improvements cen be mads
ehesper
The reader will At onee b alIuok with The .da,t.s,
hero presented, snd ask himself why the properly "a
7ot been taken M before. The feas6n a. Ii ,sas s,s
thrown In 'he maAei snd nnert ,hrse statements ers
leet, no one would Be invited 20 examno the lana
before purohasigg This al are expeetedtod do Thsy
vii land under oulvalion such & the extent
suement that iheywill no d'uhl persons. ffom
mentl, and can Judge the character oftha popbItion
II they come with view 20 SETTLE they should con,.
prepared to 'taN day ortwo aud Be ready 10
as locations cannot be held on refusal
Thero are two daily trains 10 Phiadenhia and IN III
lettlcrl no myroye, the Railroad Company riyes a
FHks tlcAkr TOE SIX monthi, and halEptioe Tiehet
lot thace years
THE TOWN OF HAMMoNToN.
In eonneciion with the agricultural settlement new
and thriving town he, naiutaly ssen which pFssentt
,ndu'emen fora kiad Of bntihest particularly oTss
and manul.oloflei. The Shoe business conld be car
red on IN this place and mafket 90 good advantage
20 cotton husinesi snd manufactures Of aerieuhurs
lmplemenu, o. teundues Tor casting small artioes-
The improvement has been 90 rapid Is 10 insure -,
i,ant and permanent ihcieass Of bHsiasts ToNa ots
sei .ss % 10, ss'l s1aali oss' alit youa n
. 100 and upwards
thn h.lHoNroN FAaHRR, m0uthiy literary and A..
nc fpFal sheet, eontui Ing
ton, can Be eh'ained Al e5 oehts per ahnum.
lNle tudlspuiable-vuuantec deeds riNpn clenr of
ail lheumoefanre when money is pail Roate 10 fhe
land leave Niue SiTeei wharf, Phi,adelphia 61 Hsu,
nonton BY Raihosd, Al ~ A. M., Or fEP.M. Faso
soeeni' when there inqulru Tor Mr. Byrhes Board
tag eonve iencet on hand Parties had better sion
VIA Mt hvlnei, prineinal until they have decided
q TO nuohaliue, a. he viii ahos then over he Land n
bic eatfage me- ofexpense letter. and appieations
eah he sddsessed 70 Lands nyEnes, Hammnnton y
o. Atlantic Co. New 0eueyl ~ g. Il. Conrhlin, 9g9
Soath tinh Strpet, phihdelnha
NInna and IA tlr.0 IA.