The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-03-07

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information, to or from any part of the
world.
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Rights in Europe and America.
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general utility.
We have made an arrangement with the
Proprietors of the New-York Weekly Tr-
bune, for the circulation of that paper
throughout our entire connexion. This ar
rangement furnishes the means of circula-
ting any specific information, far more
extensively by an insertion in this paper,
than it can be done by means of any other
publication An advertisement for lost
friends, or a notice of any kind, requesting
the attention of these Agencies, and ia
Guiding an offer of reasonable remunera-
ton will obtain their services.
This number of the Tribune will be sent
Postmasters in all the States and Territories,
who are respectfully requested to hand it to
some suitable persons who will be disposed
to cooperate with US in the prosecution of
our enterprise.
We shall be pleased with the cooperation
of one Real Estate Office in each county
where tho transaction in real estate will
sustain such an office. In counties where
such an Office cannot be sustained, the Post
master at the county seal, the publisher of
a newspaper, or an Attorney at Law might
advantageously cooperate with us. When
our arrangements are completed, we have
no doubt but business will be presented
which will be interesting and profitable to
every individual in the connection, and TO
the community at large.
The conditions of Agency are:
The person proposing to act in conjunc-
ton with us must send with his name re-
commentator, signed by the First Judge of
the County in which he resides, or must give
some other equally respectable reference,
together with So TO pay for The Tribune, 10
be sent TO him for one year, and SO toward
defraying the expenses Of giving extensive
publicity to the organization.
Persons who keep Real Estate Offices are
to contribute TO the support of the organiza-
ton one moiety of the commissions which
they receive from the owners of Real Estate,
for sales made to persons directed 10 them
by the Agencies established for that pur-
pose.
The Offices in the Eastern States and in
Europe, will be supplied with printed letters
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which sell Real Estate. For giving out
these letters they will receive twenty five
per cent. of the commissions resulting from
such intreductions In all other cases the
fees and commissions will be equally shared
among tho poreons (whstlI1r two or morel
who have participated in the transaction.
All the Agencies are TO report quarterly
to our office, statement of all transactions
in which other offices have cooperated, when
general balancing of accounts will be
struck, and drafts will be issued on the debt
or Offices, and the money remtted to the
creditor offices.
The paper will also be sent to all the
American Consuls in Europe, and to many
of the European Consuls in America
Their influential position and favorable leca-
tionS will give them great advantages in
promoting this enterprise. They are re-
spectfully invited 10 cooperate with us.
While the leading object of this arrange
ment is, that individuals of every class may
be benefcially served at small expense,
and in manner absolutely impossible with
out such an organization, and especially,
that those who wish TO buy, and those who
wish TO sell real estate, may be brought TO-
gether, to make such negotiations as shall
be mutually advantageous: yet we do not
profess to be a charitable association: In
the plan which we have adopted, we con-
template the means of doing much good to
others, while at the same time we provide
for ourselves reasonable remuneration.
The connection is strictly limited to
Agency Transactions Each one acts on his
own individual responsibility; and no one
can under any circumstances bind another
TO any pecuniary liability whatever.
Farther details of the plan of operations
will be published in future numbers of the
Tribune.
Each Agency should preserve this article
for future reference.
Editors of newspapers in Europe and
America, who are willing to contribute SO
much in aid of practical good, are request
ed to make their readers acquainted with
the existence and objects of this Asso-
ciated Agency. All who do so, and send
us copy, will have their names registered
TO be remembered
The names and address of those who
unite with us in the prosecution of the en-
terprise will be published in the Tribune, as
an introduction 10 each other and to the
world.
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