\ Thriving Town-Northcrn Ohio.
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RicgF1ELp. Summit Co Ohio Dec. 4th, lci5.
In my communication ,ha: appeared in The
Weekly Tribune ofthc a2d Nov. made some gen
era remarks on the state OF society here that may be
thought 200 censorious, but as general application
it was the honest convictions Of my mind. Howey-
er not wishing to earn the reputation OF a censor,
am happy to add and that frankly, too, thatw have
some noble exceptions 10 those general remarks; and
among our wealthy citizens, too, from whom / have
received personally demonstrations OF the most dis
Interested kindness and who know contribute literally
10 the support Of all moral and religious Institutions


The morals of cur town are almost stuneXcepuonabc.-
We have not an habue drunkard in town, place
where ardent spirits can be obtained except at the
apothecary's shop Our inhabitants number about one
thousand We hare three houses Of public worship, a
wellconducted academy. district schools. sc. three
stores with an aggregate capital OF about $4,000 houses
Of public entertainment mechanics shops, sc. &C.
wit, two extensive Tanneries tha: turn out annually
from fifteen eighteen thousand dollars worth OF
Leather winch principally shipped 70 Newly ork and
Boston, All this. with the most industrious population
ever knew on a spot where bat ic years since the
wild beasts Of the forests roamcd in undisturJed
security.


Our section Of the State is celebrated principally for
ts productions OF Beef Butter and Cheese with OF late
years large product of Wool, aad some OF the finest
qualities Wheat and Indian Corn, also. amply remunerate
the husbandmsn for cultivation, and fruit grows in the
nces, perfection. The "praires' Of the Far Wcst'
may produce more Wheat and Corn per acre. bu The
soil OF Northern Ohio will produce all the necessaries as
well as the little comforts that make life pleasant and inn.
proved farms can be purchased here varying from
twelve TO thirty dollars per where the facilities to
market are such that produce sworth nearly as much
as in Western NewYork. Having so many friends in
New York interested in the daily markets it may not be
anis to give lis, of prices that We mechanics here can
supply ourselves with by our labor Wheat one dollar
per bushe: best of Beef three dollars per cwt
Butter twelve per pound Pork three 10 four dol
lars per cw and the best Hickory Wood delivered al
one dollar per cord. Wages are not high but have
never seen man but could obtain employment and nj
price tha. would afford hEl all the necessaries OF life
and this would be sufficient if the state Of society was
surh as our friend Charming would have IT, or as our
Mister tuusht US in his Sermon on the Mount Il snoud
be- Yours. H. = W.
P S-Winterhas wrapped Us in his cold windinG-sheet
unusually carly We have iourteennches deep and
the varying from eight 70 twenty degrees
aud the seghing best that mas been here in many
raars II. :. W.