The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-02


rr1lucs bringing double thr price than in locations
away ir~m The ct Hndmore than double the nricc than
The West Is known that the earliest and best rnit,
and vegetables in this latitude cnmt lrop, New tcrc
and grs annually exported 20 the extent of mion.
In locstng here the settler la, many advantage.
Hc within few hours ride Of the great ciiic, New
England ami Middle Stntes he l. near his old friend.
'nd 'ssocio1uns, he is in settled country where ever
improvement Of comod and civilization is NJ hand -
llc can buy every article he wants at the cheapest
nTicc and sell his PRO luce for the highest lin the West
is Is rcvrr5oll he has schools for his children divine
'cnicei and will enjoy nm open winter, and lcliphtGI
climate, whore ievcrs are utterly unknown. The result
Of the change upon those ofhe rih hes generally been
10 restore thcm 20 an excellent state ofhealih. -
In the way ofhnlling and improving, lrmhcr can be
Obtained 1l The mi'ls a. the rate Of % per thous.
and pr RS from the br yard opened I'm Inc place
tCrs are az han :, AMI there is M plce In the Union
whtfue buildings and Improvements can be mad,
cheaper.
Tile reader Ailat once b, s'rrck with tie advantage
her0 prescribed, und D.k himself why the prone nv has
1ot been taken up before The Tea on IS Il was never
thrown in c maJketi huI unlcs these statements were
correct no one wlullhe nvited 70 examine the land
hcturc purchasing. fhi, 40 arc cNpectedtodn They
WI zee nndunicr cultivation, suchs the extent OF the
settlement that ihcyWil NO deult. meet per,ops fop,
their own hrigho hood they will witness hc impr6ve
mcuts, and con judge The 90 ri1ttr ofthe poppl,tion
lihey some w a view 90 settle, they shouli come
prepared 20 siaN day or two and he ready to ,yb,.
os locstious cannot be beldon refusal
Ihero 'I' two daily trains to PHILADELPHIA and 10 All
,ril'ts no imNrNc, the Railroad Company uives "A
for thuee years w ''N"'
THE TOWN OF nAMMoNroN.
In connection withthe ogrculWrll settlement a new
ana thriving town has naturally aHson which presents
ludn1emenis Tor any Kind OF business, par;i
aud manufloodcs. Tie Shoe business conld he en-
red on 10 This place and market good advantage a.
so cotton business, and manufactures OF agricultural
implements, or foondues for casting small articles
The improvement has been rapid 10 insure con.
slant and permanent increase of business Town lots
Of good sizewe do not sell small ones would III
ieet the Improvement ofthe pllcooau be had ut from
ihe tAhhoNroN FARMER, n monthly literary and az.
nenWufal Sheet conininug tunlomaton OF Ilamnion.
ton, can be obtained at IS cents per unnun.
TITLE sputahle-Wuuautee deeds giyen clear of
ail incumberance when money paid. Route 10 the
hnd' leave Vine street wharf Phadelphia for Ham.
monion by Railroad, at z n A. NJ " p. Nj. Fare
peenn, When there inquire for ~ nyrnes. board
ing cOnreriences on hanJ, raritet han but,ss.st,
Viih ~. nytues Tnoina until they have decided
A. 20 purchasing, a. viii show them over the land in
his carriage ifce ofeypense Letters and applications
can be Addressed 20 LandIs hyrnes, Hammonton p
o., Atlantic Co, New OeHey, or s. u. Couqhln aQa
Soath Fi0h Street, philadelphia.
Maps aud Information cheefhlly furnished ,Lul rs Gm