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n w. .. j - a - jfcRK AS A TIA8B BAltWT. Health and aussrentt dT Being f i ai t f these commodities, we joined a base -bell club." We had watched the game day after dj; had studied Urn rales end explanations until we couM repeat them verbatim; bad applauded all the fine playing, at the same time perfectly aetif fire that it was s-o ea-ey to to do this and that in Tact, were satisfied we could make otir mark as a ballist. We went oat to practice. Had a position sssfgned us n tbe right flank, as a ssiriutsasy. -..... t. - , . .' but here we didn't show -off to much advaatsjje, and we wre ordered to close in. We closed in and were afterwards called short atop. ,.,,. .. we felt' much better here as there was some chance of having something to do. (We don't liko loalir.g, Ten if We are playing b. b.) .i vi Prepared far a catch, and got it. The bait was texaiag right at . aU uck so attitude, and took the ball handsomely on the point of our lit; Is finger, from which it flew like lightning to a fashion directly under the leit ' eye, whore it hrtttii a moment and then went to purgatory ua oa top. - Here is where soiui o the amusement part t f the game comes io. But thu amuseuieut was, (or Hie spectators, not for us. A 1 Cl J The captain said something about '-mtffini," or "muggins,? we -didn't distinctly understand vrbich; if we had thcro would have been a pugilietid encounter r '- - MW-Aw-s J Our base of opera tioii was again changed, the captain scudlqg us to a first base. Our position tiers was Indicated by small pi'.lij-. filled with sawdust, made on purpose for the tj'yenieikce of payers, who are tired. .,. . We wsre lirei ...-r - M ... . And took sitting posture. .. - ft Th' captata ordered us up. - Wc said ps." We hare since learned thai to say 'pass'' was asking him to pass the ball to you, and we had no jiiors than spoken the mysterious word before the ball was making directly for us. We don't . like to have things thrown at us. and not wishing' to get hit, we played strategy and watched tbe base, letting the ball go wusr crer" it had laind to. j7 ; , ' '". Then our position was ehanged again, and we Tvcre-seat locates.- $. -s ; re . . r" i We did better 'b.erJ Catching every thing but ths balL , Caught thunder from the captain,' and all sorts of mesa and low remarks from the outsiders. , SpccUters should nerer be permitted oa base ball field,. They most always get up mors base bswU than the plsjers. Which ain't right. . After a while cur side got in, snd we had a etrii-e. . B. We had been receiring strikes erer since we tomraenced. . , ,'. . "' Now we had a chance to punish the ball. " Took the cue in our hand, and when the ball tame up- we made for it and hit it." It flew up and caromed on the redhead of the umpire, who said Fow-owi-l I This made us mad, as we were no fowl and told him he was no gentleman to be calling us any such names. ;. . : ' . But Le did n't pay any attention to it, and ths ball came upsgain. -j : a -.! Thii time we bit it and ran. A a we reached the first pillow snd were about sitting down to rest, tbe boss yelld out; "Run your base!"-' nf-f'-'-h--This teas an insult we were bound to resent, and putting our hands in our pockets we took up a lusitk)n among the spectators, detei mined not tu pTay ball with any one who called us foul and la.ic. .--, We were afterward jnducud to play umpire some, however. This disgusted most uvery one, including us. All sorts of good things were said about us, such A, 'Partial eusst' Dont know nothin 'bout rules," 'Darned old foolT and such like compli-' ments, pleasant to Knsitiv people. The amusement part of the game is all with the spectators. We don't know where the health is, unless it is in a b'.ack ey, brokca finger, sprained ankles, and stiff joints generally -We BSTereaignea, ana retire ta: gooa-'r i;r as pos?iblt, ""Nt any more bane-hall for ' s k. " - --' 1 '-v c Bae.-hau i on th lJy fcJoathas well as Norths fleef in the interior of Texas li 3 cts per Ibi Turk supports a police force of 2,566 men. : "Sno fair in. " the western part of MttachuT .weck-; ;r. h 4 Slid1; has been In tha o-operative ' store nv tSis'jcitjj jCBishmond, Ind.).all summcrej-&a It is laid Bubdo makes $ 100,000 a yenr out; ohis, museum. . iVr l jT't The ties for the Kansas Pacific Railroad will cost a dollar, each U v ' ;, Russia sends to the United States for 100,000 Berdan rifles. Stylo is eyerything. ,X.Kew York livery table swings a sign: ' Ho t e I de Horse.' A. T. Stewart has a private telegraph con necting his dowa-towa with his up-town. store. ;' At IMicit distillery was recently dixeorered COO feet' under ground in an Ohio coal mine) ..; Chicago has oVer 2,200 licensed liquor saloons nn& spends $16,000,000 a year for drinss. The chestnut crop in Connecticut ' promisee butter this year than it has before in a long time. !r4CrBsse ball is raging fearfully throughout th oil region, sparing neither age nor condition. We eat base-ball, talk it, and act it. - The other night one ef the deacons of s church in' Franklin. Tunn., winding up s petition to the throne of Grace, said: "On, Lord, as we start for s home run to glory, don't let us by the devil be caught ou a fly!'' ' OrJohn G . Saxe, writing of what he) saw is Europe, eayr: " X saw, more pretty girls in Dublin thaa in Loudon; and many more in London than in Paris.... The sweetest voice I ever heard io conversatiou came from German Woman who sold beer snd biscuits in the suburbs of Go tha, with smiles benignant enough to turn cakes and Iq into ambrosia sad nectar."". - - -- OySqusebob, jr., sn old bachelor, shows bis stockings, which he has Just darned, to a meU den lady, who contemptuously remarked: 'Pretty good for a man-darner.' Whereupon, Squeebob retorted: 'Good enough for. womsn, daro-hei!' . - (KTi young lady being requested by an old bachelor to take a seat upon his knee in s crow-, ded car. made the following reply ; . 'No. thank you; I'm afraid such an old seat would, break down with me ..SOU?'': jadr'Axe-Grinding? is a term Itorrowed from story told by JFianklin. , A little boy going to chouLWs accosted by a man carrying an axe. The tnsn caUs ths boy all kinds of pretty aad enieanng namsa, and isduces him to enter s yard where there was. grind stone. 'Now, my pretty fittls fellow,' says he with the) axe, 'only turn that handle, and youll see somtbix pretty.' Tbe boy turns and turns, aad ths man holds, the axe to the stone ant! povrf water over it till the axe is ground. Straightway he turns with changed voice and fierce jestureon ths boy: YousJwndoned little aiiscreant,' he cries, 'what do yod 'mean by" plavia truant from school? You deserve a good thrashing. Get you gone this instaat!' 'And after this adds Fraaklin, 'when sajtbody flattered me I always thought

3f. nooij mo, 4 "tt Vtsti: 3 " MUliiUUU W'LCUI40ll aESPECTFULLY remiBdahisTrieBdsand tbe pablicthat he continue tbe practice of Dental Surgery at the OLD OFFICE on the V. W. corner of Main and Pearl-sts., j where be will be pleased to receive all calls for his professional aerrices.. Be euJicitsa ahaxe ef the public's patronage, and war f tntsentiresatisfactioo. T, i jT Teeth Extracted without Pain, by tbe use of .SiitvMs OxydeeB Laarhias; Gas. iwi I pist awed, Feb. 21, l ;, :tTi l I C. JI. BUECHENAL,' 3 ria tATOIUTBY LAW f 1 N"ota ry-P u b 1 ic "t Office, ever Citizen' Banfc, rplranfr nn J t1-tf )-!'; .-t f.y. vRICHMOVD, IHD.'" I JOHN WHITRIDGE, -Tl : A ttorney t Law & Notary, j t VAl'GHAN BUILDING, ; J cy . i er the ewner of Mala and Fifth-sts. entrance on Main-st., -j Richmond, Indiana. j FISK & HATCH, i 1IKAI.EK3 15 1 GeTerameat & other Deotrable Mecurities, ITo.-5 ZTassaa Street, IT; T"., Rtcommend to inrestors tbe ! Krot Ilortgage Bonds Pacific E; IS. Co. rt i v ,- j , l Thia Company U eonatructinc; under tbe patronage Of the' :.: .,,.-,:-. -, .- ,-i w.: : UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, 1 The Western end of tbe Great National Bailway across the I w Continent. ' ! Their lines will extend from Saerainento, Califronia, (iotom tbe Sierra Kevadas to tbe California State line, traversinir the richest and most populous section ! Csdifornia and thenco tbrooRh tbe trreat saietas; regions ot the Territories; to the vi einity of Salt Lake City. ..... 1 It . forms tbe ! Western link of the only route to the Pacific which is adopted by Congress and aided by the issue of United States Bonds. i Their road is already completed, equipped aod ranninsr for 94 miles from Sacramento to within i miles of the summit of tbe Sierra, and a large amount of tbe work of Grading, Tunnelling, Ac., beyond that point baa been accomplished. ,., . .. . i j The First Mortgage . Bends of this Company afford nnoHiial inducements of Safety and Profit to Investors, for tbe following among other reasons, vix: .Firtt. The rate of interest is Six per Cent, in j Gold, payable semi-annually in the City of New j York t i . i rJw -4m v-.iri . F ! Second. Tbe Principal is payable in GId at maturity. -- Ar ' " i t -.v Third. The cost of the Bonda, Xinetr.-five Per I Cent, aad accrued interest, ia Ten Per Cent. I less than that of the cheapest Si Per Cent, .Gold Bearing Bonds of tbe CoyernmeDtu s 's ... 1t,!k ,aSj - fourA. The United States Government pro ? w- Tides nearly half the nsnoun aeeessary t to bnild the entire road, and looks main ly tea small percentage. on. the future I traffic for re-payruent. 1 i 1 - ' V ' j Owing td this liberal provision, accompanied j . . with Extensive Grants of Pnblie-Stands, -'. by which tbe Government fosters this great na- ' tional enterprise, its success is rendered 1 certain, and its financial stability is alto- ' gelher independent of thf eoatingeneies ' which attend ordiaaiy Railroad eateryrisese J SUA. i The Security of its First Mortgage Bonds . is therefor ample and their character for safe5 , ty and reliability is equalled only by that of the obligations of tbe Government itself. . i ' Sevemtk. i The net' earnina of the completed portion are already largely in excess of the ia ; terest obligation which the Company will incur twice the distance and are r , , steadily increasing, rendering tbe aninterrnpti. ed payment of the Iaterest absolutely certain., v . .Jf..- . Eight. At the present rate' of Gold they pay nearly ' ... 8 1-2 Per Cent, per annum, on tbe amouot in- ; V rested. - ;. . --. , : . The Bonds are issued in- denominations of $1,000 with semi-annual .Gold Coupons attached, payable in New York, and are Offered tor tbe present at Hi per eeni. and accrued interest (in currency) from Janaary lrt.,,rvi,,iiU1 ' . Orders mar be for n&rded to us direct, or through ths principal Banks sod Bankers in all parts of tbe country., r, .-r' Bemittances may be made in drafts on New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, National Bank Notes, or ether funds current In this city, and the Bonds will be forwarded to any address by Express, free of charge. I Inquiries for farther particulars, by mail or otherwise will receive punctual attention. FIOK & HATCH, ' Bankers aad Dealers in Government Seear- . ffies w i ' --.. ZTo 5 Nassau Street, IT, Y"-, - . ' N. B. All kinds of Government Securities received aC the full market price ia exchange lor tbe above Bonds. Also. i- ,wn'.--n&. t:-.-. .a, ' .All descriptions ot Govern meat' Securities kept constantly on. hand & Banght Sold, or Exchanged. -,. .' ,.. aTGold Coin and U. S. Coupon bought, sold, andcollseted. ..jj.-jov',tW. 4fW ---v" sW- Deposits received on liberal terms, sabject to check at sight. V V - "': ' fift Collectioua made, throughout the country. ... liiscellaneoua Stocks and Bonds bought snd sold at tbe Stock Exchange ou commission for cash. "Special attention give to the Exchange of SEVEJf-TIIRlTY KOTES of all the Series for the New FIVE-TWENTY BONDS of 19G6, on the most favorable terms.. : :;iMyf80.'1887'4 ut: i' i&u SHERIFF'S OALE. f v c v's. . . .... .. .: . . . Ti-. t ,. f '. ,.vf,( s vvi , ,:i.-t,n milt': m :o tlx DT Virtu of an Execution to me directed from the Wayn Common f leas Court, f will expose at ublic sale, at th Court House door in Centrevill, Vavne County, Indiana, on the 12th day of Octoer 1867, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. tl. and . o'clock. P. M.,on said day the following propertv -wit s IS feet off the Eaet part of lot No. 160, in oat part of the City of Richmond, laid out by John imith, begin aing at the South-East corner of Main nd Sixth Streets, thence East along Jlaio Street 18 t, thence South to .-outb line of said lot, thence feat 16 feet, thence North along Sixth Street to tbe ,lace of beginning;: t4K be sold as the property of obinson Morrison, to satisfy aa execution in bj aads,ln favor of Charles Bula. ' r . to wjtCOD :BAtLEOEIL'8W!tf3r'.ml 23-U.f3 ocpt. a, iooi. t iffitr; stock T7at5hcs; i Eax-ninrro. Clocho, . . Ureas t-Fixis, OLD. slLTJEtt AitU PLATED CHAINS, HWGS, Slsrsi ssdrbnent of Plated ? Ware, Castors, Kalves, Forks , and - pooas; Xlasieal Instruments, dec; - .t ? As aMortment of Sheet Musie. constantly 'hand. R. B. DICKINSON, ,3 i-0 V M -at irLB!OBd,iad

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SWILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD NORTHS arre.tof WLLXIAU MYERS and HENRIETTA COOK, or $i0 for tbe arrest of iljers and tbe return Ot my ebild, Mariam M. Cook. i Wm. Myers is about six fet Ligb, bearj built, dark-brow a bair and nustacher aad whea-taat aeeb, was dressed ia dark cassimere pants- and vest,' and black planter's hat. . I Henrietta Cook is of mediujo siie, brown bair, lair eomp!eiop, and speaks with strong German accent, j Manain Miorui Cook is cine jearsold, red bair, and fery fair cofupiexion. Address. f THEODOBE COOK. I ' Sew Paris,Trebie Connty, O. $50 REWARD. IN addition to tbe above Reward, tbe Bndersigned Kill pay Fifty Dollars, for the apprehension and delivery of tbe above named female, at Nevr Paris, Ohio. I a addition to the above description of her per sob, her hair is very short, having had it "cut off last fall her eyes are light gray, and, she is "left-handed" when doing all kinds of bouse-work, : except when sewing. She may probably, now, have taken the name of Myerd, or bare assumed her maiden-name, 'Henrietta King." Her age is about thirty. - She left 'ew Paris., with Myers and her child, oa the ISth day of July last. ', - i - f s - : She obtiinud by false pretences, ooe hundred and fifty dollars, from Mrs. Elenor Davis, and any person apprchcudiog and returning her as above indicated, snail receive from the undersigned, the above reward of Fifty Dollars-, - , , . ELENOK and LEWIH DAVIS. , New Paris, Ohio, Augl5, 1867. I HOME EUNr j-v GOTO . . HEADQUAItTERS OF Q. C. B. B. C. ; l.'r-"'.-v FOB YOUR CIGARS, SMOKING 5. : ( AND .'T ' CHEWING TOBACCO! PIPES, POTJCECES ,- ... AND ,:,;., ,, ,. : ? .V CIGAR H0i5eBS. ? Remember the Place, No. TO M aln St. r r SIGH OF.THE BIG INDIAN .k John Maule. BOOT & SHOES. . Benry Zlmricli. ;J Second Ioor South of J. W-IIumiai3r3 : VDiRIJG STORE), : Pearl Street, ' Richmond Ind. '. -'... . . ; , " I . .... . .... c I HAS now on band one cf the best assortments of 1.4 7;; BOOTS AND SHOES, ' of his own manufaetuie ia this City. ! Employing' the best of workmen using always the choicest Leather both Sole and Upper, and supervising tbe work himself, he can with confidence receommend the work to thu publio as viil dose, and he solicits a eall from all whu wear i - ; - : SHOE, jU'E'Xri II E It. " Orders solicited snd promptly executed to the en tire satisfaction of customers. , , . I 2-3m. RICHMOND IND., Aug. 8, 1867 t 1. -, n 5EW PEKF13IE FOE THE niXD&ERCHIEF. " Vhalon" Tfighs Bloaaaiaa; Ceroaa. fen. PmbIss'i "'Kight Bbaming Cero.' ' Xight Blooraing Ceref( )ight Blooniojs Cerea.M " Wight Bleaming Cereaa." HkaloB' ' A mot zqalaiM. i4ieatet and t'rngfant 1'erfn.tte, liati'led from the rrs -n(t tirtfut fjwer from which it take. Ua naroe.. . . Manofaetiired enW by iAsAiiii i ; r,., POAbST SOX, Ncw,Kerkr r J"J'V' BKWARB Of COUNTERFEITS. , ASK FOtt PHALOS'S TAKE SO OTHER. '' JXHOIT C AJ1BON OI 1GNIT1SO POINT lllf to IZ , fU.W SAFE, WHITE AND JATISFACTORar ,tfr VS .i4"vii0,', at tbe - .fa?.? v Br , . ; ?:i?mIbvballaud a CO& . j. i ' - - s- '1 h- ---Jw5s THL Lease of a Second Class Bosrdiojr Hoass containing 2i rooms sad a good cellar. Central location for transient custom. . Terms ra sr. (Apply lite Bake l(t ot ariounear Main Street. " '-:;-' " 1 VvVwwl fad. Any. wfiger. a"

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The Best ana Jheaacht HcreMi4 CaUfat , aU-: Modrcltt Mo: the World." -V.f4 J iVir inn tMi!?'f throitffhiMt the 1'nUexl Statrx ftn Cam 1 ados during tho a 93 yriirm r ' K.m- the cure of the various Diwnsfr t wbKh ll.reiixml OUtl are ' subject; buuJi s.., , Kmm.ler. Distemper, Hil1?ur'l, U& ; a j-vf Appetits, Inward HtrniLS, fellow R ra Watsr. KistuU, Poll Kvil, fcratchj-s or , . iijfne, Man'.:, 'Infiimawtlon or tbo, Kyen and b'atlguo fmuvHard Labor; , a.h, Jibeumatisiu. (wmnioniv called . """Htlfl co!tipliiltt), wbicli pow fcitRI f m J mttny vulu.il.i bor ?tn : tliis count i I. , f sin&N'S CCKDITIQU. POWDER Haa the larirest nolo ofaiiy Huriai mt Cattlu Sitdieiue in this country. It iHComri f ! ierli. H.-H1 r X.IM, aul forjailUnM3. Kifety, cerUinty enJ. thwouKams, tandi pre-emhieiitl j tU the UfU of lUe Jtt ! iorw auil CiiftZe ifrils'eiw. ' . . It carries ufif ail frrus Unmoc, vrvits hoi (nia Incoming stiff or tuu ode ring, par int the tloca, loosens tin skin, aui give it a wnooth aira gly w8rac cieeBoes tbe water ami trenstheaa every part of tb bodv. It b also a safj ami rtiu remedy ft i roughs -ana eoMs,wacn goneraro w Tho Cow requires to t sni'iiliwl with an atonila:ie of food not to mnke -her jt thin fs not UcsimMa, -bat to keop up rerrt.-ir fwrretion of milk, and M wners of cowtwtlifiuat y giving them : " ' SLOAN'S CONDITION POWDEK8 -r twke a week, a large increase in qunntit r and qnsltty of milk and cresm. -It carrier off all fcv;r and imrtirtin of the blood. Tbe effect is seen throughout the enoa by a rich and abundant flow of BiHk. - ' j t ; The farmer w beRinniBft to be-aware of the slm.nl Moprrtiee of (iloMB's Condition Powder t promotins tbe eouditioa this liep t"t imnrntinc. ' many of tbe diseases of the ?t!Tiesticotd auiniRli. a-A fifty cent, packaso of fSloan'B forrtitli , Powder pot into a burfol of .swill is bctvr tlmn a " bonhol of corn to Bitten a hoe. and Is a certain preven- .. of Hok CholacarSUailtugera, and othef 4 yeastscommon among hogs. 'CAlTTIOX.-Ta prdtert nnrwlvo jnd the pnhllo from beins Imnosed npou ty worthlew- imitations, the genvine will bear the fans simiijt siga:iJui-e ot the pro- ' prietors on the wrapper. ,JrPBICE 25 60 CTS. r?R TACKAOr, ' g Tor waie by Druggists and Merchants rTcrvtsbi.Te. J t . . izce -y 3 c .-f' . i .1 i . . . Fida Proprietora, Chicago, 111 fV' ri.i;?IMEK & K ET.T.Y. - c. porrs. i A I.: i S.: BACH WAN, -r.aDrwes682Tor Sale' bjf h F o tJ t:!.o.w-: . ,-. s:-(-.i esusaatss Horse anil Cattte Poute - This preparatioo. . 1 long and favorably known, will thoroughly reta-riaorale ' broken-dowB and low-ipirited hxaee, by strengthening ,g S? and cleansing the t stomach and ibUestines. " It is a sura srs- . Tntlve of alt dla-; r eases incident to this' animal, -Such as LUNO FETEB, GLANDERS, YELLOW- WA- ywCOUGHS, DISTEMPER, FEV EES, FOUNDER LOSS OF APPETITE AND VITAL ENERGY, tc. Its use improves the Wiad, increases the appetite-giTes a smooth andsa j'jtr glossy skln-andT transforms the 1 . j" .- aNns. m miserable skeleton into a fine-looking and spirited horse. ' To keepers of Cows this preparation is invaluable. J It increases the quantity and improves the quality of the milk, it Las been prevcBtry actual experiment to increase the quantity of milk and cream twenty pes cent, and make the batter Arm and sweet. In mtteniag cattla, it aires Uxm an appetite, loosens their hide, and makes them thriTf iuch taster. Ia an diseases o Swine, sach as Coughs, fleers at. ths LnnsrS. Liver, i s. ate., this article acts as a specific. T B outtinz from i&w? Bali a pnper so a paper in a barret of swill the ''J bore diseases will he eradicated r entirely prerentcd. If riTt ln time, a eertaia prerentive and cure fnr-the Hog Cholera. Pries 25 Cents jwr Paper, or 5 Papers fur tl . PREP A BED ST , ,t AT THEIR O WHOLES t IF AS MKDIC1SE DEPOT, Ha 11S Franklin St. , Baltimore, Sid, For Sale hy Drng-Riats and Storekeepers througn. tha United States. ' , - e Wholesale ana itciau, .'i unnuncurM ' - . a ar as tiarc "sarfe j more than-S0,000 persons from death, j for they core in a single dar Cholera, Dysentery ,"aM ! Summer Complaints, Fevcran.l Aarne, and Neoral ria. Also, a sure pure for Coughs Hnd lthcumatism., ill i DrueetB-ts sell them.' ': - Vi ' ORRIX 4 CO , Pmpnelora, 30i:H Sill i -il'HngnSld,llsss Boot's HKSTapHirf preserres tlie lite of the flsir changes it trom grey tu its original color in three weeks prevents the hair from falling is the best article for dWsamztbe hairver found Jn the marketwill surely remoredandrufl and curea.'ldisosesof tbs IMS1 Scalp iBdetightfully perfumed, cores batdaeas, aad will not stain the skin is a perfect Westorerand Dress sing Combtncd.T Soother . preparation for ths hair contaiBh Pestachia Xut Oil. rnild by all Druggists. DEMAS, BARNES A Co., Agents. New York OttIaVVSKI3NU 4r Co Sole Freprisior, 15tf : , r Springfield, Maas. The Fall HTat Fashions. $trJ&:iZZ ' rmy RE anderstgaed baa Zlt -jT'-s'r, s j uat received bisnew JLr .rXLU Stylo of II ATS "aad CAPS, rto which he invites the ats tention of all who woald indulge in the latest fashTon. .Call at the Hat and Cap Store of - r- i - --: - JOHN SUFFRIKSr Kichmaad, tad., bopf is,' 1867. v r 29tf

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i he j, Actuals Bu&iues- College! : Tbe Finest College Kooana, T - -I Tk . Crps of Teachers. '.'r P X The Most Practical Coarse of Stsuly, j srii a? i-4s,f.sv3 -I...; ;c..-a.;;! THIETY-TWO YEARS' SUCCESS! 1 THE FACULTY INCLUDES " ? B 3f. UARTLKTT, .. Presideat. . M. .WATTERS, -1 .', . Priacipal. J. B. CABX AHA N, ( formerly Priacipal of Ohio Mercantile College,) Ass't Principal. W. H. MOORE, Sapt. Actual Business Department. J- K. WILDER, Supt. Department of Penuianship. WM. 8TRUXK, - t 'Assistants in Arithmetic, English ED. PBICHARD, f j tiraaiBqar, Coatpositioo, Cor- " respoBilsace, Ac, Ac. HOJff. MILTOX SATLER, Instructor in Cemmereial - . Law and Lecturer. r . i- , . . . , , . BDRN. PITMAJT, Esq.,Iastrttctor ia Phonography. ' Persons comingrto the city to eater, may order their baggagB directly to the Office of tbe College. . The (rradnates of Bartlett's College numbered by thousands are to be found in every part of the oonmercial world, receiving from $1,500 to $5,000 per year. Full Courge Life Scholarship, $50 Address JA8.M, WAITERS, Priacipal. W JSJ X t"e R S 5 i i,i -z KEW AKD ORIGIKAL SYSTEM OF : Equation of Payments, ' x 7 Averaging Accounts " y iJ S l J : and Interesty - A BOOK FOB EVERYBODY, ' Merehaaty Professioaal 9fta, Bookkeeper, .... Clerk aad Stndcat, Is now in press and will be for sale alter Not, lDr Sent postpaid oa receipt of $1 00. . i'uo;isbedat ., . BARTliETT'S COLLEGE. UNION PACIFIC ' ItAfli ROAT- CO. ; THEIRFiRSTMORTGAGE BONDS ' ...vAs an Investment. - ; Ths ratd priig-ess of the Union Pacific Railroad? not building vraat from Omaha, Nebraska, and forming, with its western connections, an unbroken line across the continent; attracts attention to the value of the First Mortgage Bonds b hich the Company now offer to tbe public. Tbe first question asked by prndent investors is, "Are these .bonds secure?' ftext, "Are they a profitable investment T" To reply ia briefs, i.. .vt VM:t' S- i' a O i- ... lst. The early completion of the whole great line to the Pacific is aa certain as any future business event can be- Tbe Gov-erameat grant of over twenty millioa acres of land and. fifty million dollars in its owa bouds practically guarantees it. One fourth of the wo:k is already done, and tbe track continues to be laid at the rate of two miles a day. 2d. Tb Union Pacific Railroad bonds are issued upon what promises to be ooe- of the most profitable lines of railroad ia the country. For many year it must be the ooly line connecting the Atlantic and Pacific : - and being without competition, It can maintain remunerative rate. . . Id. 435 miles of this road are finished, and folly equipped with depots, locomotives, cars, Ac, aad tw trains are daily running each way. The materials for tho remaining- 92 miles to the eastern base of the Rocky Mountaii s are on band, and it is under contract to be done in September. . . 4th. The net earnings of tlid sections already fin-" ished are -several' simes- greater than tbe gold interest upon tbe First Mortgage Bonds upon such sections, and if not another mile of the road were built, the part already completed would 'not only pay interest and expenses, but be profitable to the Company. - 5th. The-UnioB Pacific Railroad bonds can be issued ooly aa the road progresses, and therefore can never be in tbe market unless they represent a bona fide property. ,.,-.' 6tU. Their amount is strictly limited by law. to a snm equal to what is granted by the L". S. Government, and for which it takes a txctrnd lien as its security. . This amount upon the first 517 miles west from Omaha is only 18,000 per mile. 7th. Tbe fact that tbo U. S. Government considers a second lien upon the road a good investment, and that some of the shrewdest railroad builders of tbe country bare already paid in five million dollars npoa tbe stock (which is to them a third lien), may well inspire confidence ia a first lien. . . 8th. Although it is not claimed that there can be any better securities than Governments, there ar parties who consider, a .first mortgage upon such a property as this, the verr best security in the world, and Who sell .tbeir Governments to re-inres ia these, bonds" thus securing a greater interest. . . . tttb. As tbe Union Pacific Railroad bonds are offered for the present at 99 cents on th dollar and accrued interest, they are the, cheapest security in tbe market, being more than 1& per cent, less than U. S. Stocks. ,t- .J-;-v'"--! 10th. At the current rate of premium . on , gold, they pay'' ' '' v" " '." " TJ ,7 , ' OVER WINE PER CENT. INTEREST. ' The daily subscriptions are already large, and they will continue to be received is New York by the Continental National Bank, No. 7 Nassau St., - Clark, Dodgk A Co., Bankebs. No. 51 Wall St. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, RICHMOND, . RICHMOND NATIONAL BANK, and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally throughout the United States', of, whom maps aad descriptive pamphlets may be obtained. They w ill also be seat by mail from tbe Company's Oflice, No., 20 Nassau Street, New York, on application. Subscribers will select their Own Agents in whom tbey hare confidence who alone will be responsible to them for tbe satety of the bonds. ' " " ' ' " : .-r.-a-i'. JOHN J." CISCO, Treasurer. " 2m:15 NEW YORK. Atlantic 5c Great Western at-tS-llCiZi! if4aOttill ,tb ."J.'C'.-f.f.'J ii'-if:itt-The Short and Direct Jlouto , rTO :'t 'Si .' 'j-lif. NEW -VORKV UOSTON. .. . .- NEW HAVEJT." . BRIDCJEFORT, -w a &w , 1 x. , EL MIR A,' -.V. ; PITTSBURG, t V . ' UARRisnritt:. : wvilt t v? 5 Plll-ADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. ' New: York,TNewErigladt and Penn" vTwo Through . EXPR ESShTRAINSa Leave: CincioBatf . Daily,- makiag- direct - coonection f with all tbe principal Railways West and South. ; Mora las; Express I -eaves Cincinnati, (except Sua. 9ays.VS:00 A. U., arrives in New York next day at S:llVM,BostoaM00AvU fU . Ltrktaiag Expresa. (except Saturdays,) 7:00 P. SI.; arrive in New York second morning at 7 AJLj fissisa; SjOS P. Hv vv!"-" .. Palace. Stateroom Sleeping Coaches, surpassing in elegance and comfort those oa any other line, are attached to the Lightning Express at Cincinnati, and raa taroaga t New York withoat chaare fCara. t ( - , 4 This Is the only Line rasaiDg Coaches through withowt change from Cincinnati to New York. - - - Bssgaaje Checked throagk to all points East, Ask for Tickets via Atlantic aad Great Western Railwar, for sale at all principal Ticket and Steamboat Offices throughout tbe South and West--' - , ,-fc:v-,-:: -1Kr.I)JRTJCa5RJGea.SBpi4w W. B. SHATTUC. Gen. Tkt. 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