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New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

The od lines originally constructed sections With the view o
passing through the principal cities rather than % form direct route
between NenYok Boston, tue uus routes adopted
By them.
BUSNBss-For than quarter Of road through
this section OF the needed uuke railroad
enterprises wait the growth Of business along is line
this Road established local trade awaiting is completion
1t viii pass through the OF North Haven WauEfri Durham
Mde6ed Mdietowu Portland Chatham, Marlborough Hebron Co.
lambda, Lebanon Colchester, and Wiudham.
II seems hardly necessary call the business o. Road
Of such vast importance having with roads that
to become feeders NeNHagen will With our lines
ldetown with one Wmaac with three, while others
being projected
10 regard the through trade single glance at the map more con
rneng any the important fact that this route
being shortest aud aForng saving time, mus u
mAtey chief thoroughfare Boston and Newlo
CHARACTER AND PROGRESS OF THE WORK. The Road IS
built under immediate Of the officers Of the Company
deeply Interested its and Nho dego TO be the
most thorough substantial and safest road the United States They
have called sid the highest engineering skill in the country TO
direct the work pains expense will be spared TO bring 20
perfection grades very easy thscury large the bridges
Of wrought iron selected With and Of the bes, quality and
adapted durability and speed The grading Is nearly aed be-
tween and Mlown the bridges completed and being
placed position the rails being laid at the Of hd mile
day will enable the Company this portion OF their line FOR
business early the Spring The eastern section being rapidly grade5
and all the force employed advantage work u d,
confidently hoped line will he ia,he aul operation
duriug the Fall or early Winter
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

Ma H. HKLxBoLD-DElR sR 10 regard to the question asked
me to ny opinion about Boehu would Say that pave uq s9d .oN
the article various forms for past thirty yea do nO thihE
there any preparation have not used or known to be
used IN the various diseases medeate ge would be nd
Gated You aware well myself that has been eIten'Vey
smoyed 10 the various the bladder and nsy' and the
reputation acquired judgment warranted by the fact"
IhaYe seen and used m stated every form Of Buehuthe pow
dered leaves ue.ure fud eIa-and am not prep
saon Of plant all equal yours Twelve years experience
ought think give the right to judge Of its mess and without
prejudice pssy give precedence over all others
vau. your effects patients Ibave cured with H.
and diseases Of the bladder and hdneys than
have ever seen cured other Buehu other proprietary
compound Of Ebsteyer name. Respectfully yours, kc,
GEO. H. KEYSER, VI. D.
Augus II, 1865. l4o Wood'st Pittsburgh Penn.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
ONE HUNDRED MILES

ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION. ANO
EQUIPPED WITH NEW FIRST-CLtsS ROLL
ING STOCK. THE BALANCE. LESS THAN %
MILES Is NEARLY FINISHED AND TRAINS
WILL RUN OVER THE ENTIRE LINE D, hlAG
THE PRESENT MONTH.
This road has been consolidated with Tie 'rGiaU-
apolis, Charlottesville and Danyille Road. making
over 200 miles under one management, and iuuISI-
ing still further security TO the bondhoiGrs these
Bonds having been assumed by the Consolidated
Company called the Indianapolis, BlOomiug.'u and
Western Railroad. |, connects the eas. v'h direct
lines TO Boston, Ncw-YoIk, Philadclphia. aI, !I,-
more, and with Peoria Burlington, and Omaha "n
the west-the only East and West line .e'il2 z
the cities of indianapolis. Dauyille, Urban. Eoun-
ington, Pebn and Peoria.
The high premium the stock of many q. lic I-li-
ways in Illinois command with no better l.>pt'ts
than this road justies the belief that 10, r"rE VII
also soon be at premium. thus m Niug 'nr 'oi-
rcriiJle clause "A valuable option. To make Hc bonds
still more secure Sinking Fund has been ro'iied.
The belief that the Government will fuui Sic Five
Twentics into A. per cent loan makes n o.~l.abo
for investors to look for some safe sccurit,, t pay
good interest about which there is no cue, for
which they can exchange their 5-20s-c9p.nlzug
the premium, and getting higher rate 81 u.lcIr>t
for long term of years. Nothing can b. u'.a lie
sirable than First Mortgage Bonds any i>i-c,a>s
completed railway.
The Coal FreightS alone are estimated Su1iccgt 10
pay the Interest on the Bonds. the best MlD,. % tie
State being located on the line at DanliNc
Having carefully examined the Road from time 10
time and its connections we being also familiar with
the wealth and resources of the comr a."ug tie
line. as well rs with the rapid progress 90. thc Com
pany from the start its Financial Standing and ,lii-
cient management, recommend the Bonds "a
choice Investment, the Security Of which has been
placed beyond any contingency, as the Company
have been provided with the necessary funds 10 con-
pletc the Road.
About four-Gfths of the loan has been taken ly
actual investors.
We continue TO offer portion OF the ba,tacr ~ .5
and accrued interest IN currency.
An marketable securities received in exchange at
the be, market rates. Bonds forwarded by eN-
press free OF charge. Further particulars furnished
application by the undersigned financial AGENTS
of the Company.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
oNB HUNDRED DOLLARS WOULD De GIVEN TOR A BOTTLE
II NECESSARY.

OYB HUNDRED DOLLARS WOULD BE GIVEN FOR A BOTTLE
II NECESSARY
RAHwAI, n j., Dee O. 1869
H. T HEBoLp EqDEiR SIRE take great pleasure in sending
you certificate many you have received from suffering
humanity scarcely aud language sufficiently strong express my
bes.tf gion wonderful your Bubu" has effected
years have suffered beyond description AL friends with
,O the conclusion tha; my nurab Accident
placed your hands commenced taking you
Buchu" directions ny astonisbment
fore had bottle. your valuable medicine Il would give
sOO bottle, could not get aty other price, entirely
cured earnestly all those suffering
have many persons your valuable medicine they
doing with great Information my owcIeu may
quire given by subscriber bis residence Mi
tOnaSe., Railway, NewJersey. H. NJ FREEMAN,
Councilman Third Ward, City Of Railway.
RAHwAT n j.. Dee O. 1869.
We undersigned, well acquainted H. ~ Freeman of
possible FORM past years, that he has entirely
by the use Of IIelmbolfs Buehu."
j. W. SAVAGE, eI.Mayor
FRANK LA BAU. President Of Council.
WM RICHARDS CLERK Of Council
PETER A. BANTA, Councilman.
W. j. BROWN, Councilman.
Js& MBLICK. Councilman.
LEWIS HOPP, Councilman.
J. b. STRIKER, Merchant
CTT Hall, MAYORS OFFICE RlHw,rl
HEwJKRsEr Dec. 5,l859
and am eOguut statement and the
persons whose signatures hereunto attached
10 me. JOHN P. WHITNEY. Mayor Of Railway, n. }.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
ri T. HELMB0LD's

TT T. HELMB0LDs
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT BUChu'
THB GREAT DIURBT1C.
The P,opsor tru,,, a, bic Remede from The fact Of fbr beng
sa,,rt,ed NAV not be esssed a, Patent Medicines
HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BuCHu
Pharmaceutical Preparation. The proper name given and Is
The mos, .e,t. which can be mde n3oed cure By all Htd
l work, for ,ueb diseases as recommended By the Poprsor 1t '
,lp, in #, taste aud odor free from injurious propre' and
,, b, Admit, and Children 1t is Tonic Dure Blood Purifying
and rsOug Rnebed delicate constitutions Of both 'eie
will strengthening thar any the Preparations Of Bari
OF Iron
Sc, Medical Properties contained Dpeusaio ihe United Sa
Of which the following 10 a correct copy;
BUCHU-It, odOr strong dfase and somewhat sI0n'e is
taste bt,erb and analogous Of mint 1t given chiefly n
complaints Of the Urinary Organs Gravel Chronic ciah Of
the Bladder morbid irritation Bladder and Urshra diseases Of
be Prostate Gland and Retention nconnuee Of Urine from
loss tone the parts concerned evacuation 1t has also been
recommended in Dy,pep. Chronic Rheumatism CuansOu Affections
and DroPv.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

County Court Yesterday the u N The ease Of sarh ,
agt The and Newark Railroad Company, rendered
The plaintiff 10 81 65e rs In the Court Of oJ snd
badt Rehaua the murder of Conrad Ssb was
and nfsed MOI, ep Ro,Auna Rogers lad d tI msntlan
pleaded not guilty" The trials set down or req i
snss Sunci,o who resides MalberUst examining
pistol rosicrdsv accidentally disrhige me va NJ
the brain urpR NJ = Us 'Aeu Aa'
S. is Abont G0yeaH 81 age =,
CENTREVILLE ~ IA boy accidentai,iry
droppe ghted match barn ard TIE esu' va" N
desiTu,ou oftte haTn aDC loss oi Sl,AO
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

passed. which d veehs ago last Sunday have been well ever
va, my have the securely wrapped and those who have
seen n this place surprised cannot tell all but this i'
true ,ory fmy and TO make such use my name
as you think proper pretty well Known in Berkshire also in Con
ueecut The savd Why publish moei The
srntss Republican vide spread aDy one wishes to see
b wonder they can do q, could all DAY. think have d
enough III, tine, 20 remain ycSI ever well Usher,
EDWARD l. HOWARD,
Paper Maker, B>rusidf. Hartford County Gem
REYERs
Dr. MACK Burnside. Conn.
Dr.. WRIGHT North Lee, Mass.
Dr. HOLKUM, North Lee Mas
Dr. ADAMS, stOekbrilge, Mass
Dr. SCOTT, North Manchester, Conn
Dr. JAQUEs BueilAnd Corners, Conn.
Dr. BRARsFoRD. Hartford, Com.
All Of whom treated me for the disease
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
sHoRTEsT AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
BETWEEN THE TWO
CHIEF COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CITIES OF AMERICA

In the railroad this route the natural line be'e W
two Metropolitan Cities bengis straight line as the formation m
the country admit 20 miles shorter than the present most
popular route Is miles shorter than other possible rou
The two lines OF railroad between Newsven aud Boston, via Spring
field on the one SIDE Shore Line Through EewLonion 90 The
other are lines raveng the edges Of square which the New
Haven Mddleiogn and Wimanc Railroad Will cut dsgona The
position Of each road IN the following diagram:
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
LATEST SHiP NEIPS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Ssrstogs Couch Richmond City Point and NoTos mdse
and
Steamship City Of Paris hsbOu,s Liverpool Dee - aud Queens
town 81. hdse. and pass
steamship Huntsville Grow ell sarsuusb pdss. pass
Hawkins Orcutt Nimug NC naval store,
". b. Mann. Hngep. GeorgeoWb. \ G naval stores
Mercer. EisAb-thpoH. 4. T.. Good. IN, ElIsbethpori.
81 A. PfemaTe knIahehpnH Sarah H. Thompson. Ihlsb.ihrof
Gr0rge EdgaE EHl9hetbp0u. Josephine. HkabstLp"rt
4. Brown. EhlabelIort. Susan SscStit New Bedford
A g. Ltwsop Stamford IHgblaLdef RO,l,n.
SAILED.
Steamsps-SlesiA for Hamburg CtV of Srwloh Liverpool
JaBI leo SsyaBnab Js Chslestou NsgAs Norisk Ge
Shs-ater Melb,u, fucdebu or gbuIg LeopriHt Tor
Rio JsBeIo
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NoEToLE Jan U--Ssicd stean1p Mcclellan faf Boston
FOREIGN PORTS.
IhvpEpaOL Jto 1.-THE steamship AusB from Portland. NJ.
hss aTnteda.ul
DISASTERS.
LvEEPooI H. The ship Virgin del Csrsu hence lot Havana
With TOTO Wexford sud Ounded
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIvB YEARS STANDING-sToNB
PASSED, AND TO BIB SEEN.
s1vASSAH, Tenn May u, 1852
Dr. II. 7. HEINBoLD.
DEAR SIR introduced your Pud Extract Buehu 10 this conn
I, about eight months ago. and are happy meeting with
universal wish inform Of instance amOug many
where your Busu has worked wOndes in our county
named B. Ee had been suffering about Eve years with gravel
About six weeks ago bought Of bottle Of your BHehu an
.-.J S...a.. -sass-sxs. - 1870,
before be was through with one be passed gravel lsaI Ses
eight grains which we have exhibition 10 our drug sore lie
. t1-2y ts-.-.
,sv, M b. Will never be without Bueha" 10 bis horse tsAE
Your preparations gaining day. verepectu yours
kc ECCLES HINKLB, Druggists
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
A CASE oP TWENTY YEARS STANDING.

CASE or TWENTY YEARS STANDING
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Jane. Is, 1867.
H. T UytxBoIp Drugg-DEAR SIR: have a sufferer for
upward twenty years with gravel bladder and kidney affections
during which used various medicinal preparations and been
under the treatment Of tie eminent physicians experiencing but
little relief .,,
Having seen your preparations extensively advertised consulted my
family physician ia regard using your Extract Buehu
Id this because kinds Of advertised remedies and bad
una hsg worthless, Hd is ae injurious, laet 4s'pared Of
ever getting we'll and determined to use tedei hereafter
unless knew Of the Ingredients this ha. prompted me
your remedy advertised that composed Of buehu Gu
bebs and juniper berries occurred physician excel
cOmHaoD and with his advice aer examination Of the ar
Gle and consulting again with the druggist concluded to ty com.
meneed to eight months ago. which time conaned to
ny room
From m bottle astonshed aud gafi At the beneficial e.
feet and AFTER using three weeks able to walk out felt
much like writing you full Of at the time but
thought my improvement might only temporary and therefore
aded defer would effect perfect cure knowing that
would be Of greater you and satisfactory to
m now able to report Elected after usDg the remedy
for Eve months
hAveuOt any for three months and feel well in all
respects ss ever dii,
Baehu devoid unpleasant taste and Oor nice tOne
svgoator Of the system do to be without whenever
may require such affections NJ MCCORMICK
Should any M NcCons statement be refers to the FOL
lowing geutlemeni
Hoo. wM. BIGLBR eI Governor Of Pennsylvania
Hon. THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Philadelphia.
lion. j. q. KNOX Judge Philadelphia.
Hon. J. s BLACK, Judge Philadelphia
Hon. d. r. PORTER, erGoveruor Of PeuDsylvaus
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS. JHdge, Philadelphia
Hon. r. c. GRIBR, Judge United States Court
Hon. G. W. WOODWARD, Judge Philadelphia
Hon. W. A. PORTER, City Solicitor, Philadelphia
Hon. JOHN BIGLER, Ell IGoyernor Of California
Hon. T. BANKS. Auditor. General. Washington. D. G.
And msDy others II necessary.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

One cold after another will, with many con
tu,ors securely establish seeds Of Consumptoo IN the rem
Those will end 10 JhYSss EHrScoST one Always
prompt thorough tud eGoaeious Sold eysy-bert.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
AS AN INVESTMENT.

THE BONDS Coupon and Registered snd issued in -nomu
tons Of $500 - 900. They have ~ years and
payable principal aud interest NewYor By Act Of the Legs
aue made ali STATE
AND LOCAL TAXATION aud by the Company from the UNITED
STATES INCOME TAX The utmost used the hold
othese Bonds By the terms Of the Mortgage which provides that
the Company time default, ia the Of Interest for
months Principal SHALL the option Of the holder
llratdidtly
Mortgage made to the Treasurer the lSte of Connecticut
and his Office trust for the Bondhoers which guar
good faith Of the Company, and pledge that the investors
will sufer from any OF stability the holder Of
their Mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
HOME NEWS.

TIKI WEATHER
RBW.YoRz Thsr Bar Wind Hoa. Thet bar Nni,
Jan SW. Jan lit Az SlSi MN.
no aNg a NW SSW.
II tC' 0J kNh
REMAINS -Morning-Clear from midnight 10 8; liuie
faSgV TO s. slightly hazy to AternOoBSlghtly
hazy TO l24O very hazy litte hazy TO sunset Eve.
niDg-shghy hazy TO $50; very hay and from TO
cloudy e:4O to H. Eol0th. From II T. m. TO midnight.
clear. Phases Of the Moon-lt viii be fuh moon on The
nth af gl9 a.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
DEP4RTCRE or FOREIGN Nails.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. u

WEDNESDAY Jan. H.
Europe Queenstown Liverpool hy The Mbne
No M.
uai ior pad o the close at p.
THURSDAY. Jan Is.
and West Indies by tue steamship Columbia close
Al Geurr.l Post flee At m.
Nall for Havana aud Neco Cruz BY City
Of Mrlifo. cluse 1t he IL a "a.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

RFy. JoUN HALL, ID. d.. will lecture on
TpTs.n,y Eysv,Se 18Th inst At O'Clock Pesb, M
sion In he WisvAmr o1 Foriynutbs between Eighth and Ninth
sves uorih s.de Subject" Science aud Social Lie
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

CLOTHES WRrNGERs of all kinds repaired at
q CopTt'andist, \. J. r. &. BKOwNNG, General Agent
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
p1SSFNC EPS IPRITED

FROM LIVERPOOL Dee 3OIn steamship City Of Paris MIR ia,
ORourke v Smtdy. JAS Whtesde s. Lombard g. g. Lane
~ Hckng Jas DoHsson Mr. Kennedy. T. 5. Richard,
Cecil Bailey Philip H. S Holman W H. Thomas DR. 1hoI
bum WhBey' W Creg Jas Never Jacob selling NJ Brl,u
Selling Mr. solomon. Mrs Mason and children hss
Barus Aiss J. Coris Mrs Leopold and children M Mace an
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
GErAr SALT L.KE CRY, Utah, Jan. 2s. 1853

UHtAT SAL1 LAKE CIV Utah Jan %, 1853.
Mr. H. T. HELsBoLD-DEAR SIN: Your Communication requesting
terms for Advertising duly received bat from pssdee bad
formed against Advertising for
,Ssred During accidental conversation in drug tho other
eVshBg mind changed the your Buchu
thea highly commended r other diseases by physician, present
IneO'.d please hDd our rates Of advertising Yoqr ke.
TT BH STgSH0USB
Editor snd Proprietor Of Daily and semtweeGly Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

PAPERS, TwINFs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
WILLARD HlEytl oIes aud Wssooms 49s aaa j BToAd"AJ New
OH
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

SQUIRE g. LANDER, 81 FultOn-st., New York,
e hest place buy reliable WATcHEs tue DiroSD choice 'hr
HLKI. sIIyHK WARE Diamonds a specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
A HOME INVESTMENT.

1t unnecessary remind the public that HOME ENTERPRISE
carried their Stae where all toe facts regard fully
known worthy Of attention than schemes for railroad building
projects parts Of the county which
interest The Managers of this Company well
Connecticut and the road sef important
internal Development which citizen Of the State must take
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
DR. EEYsHR

,h,se Of over % years experience and graduate be Jsre
, u.,,, cge and Of the University Of Medicine aud Surgery
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL OF TWELVE YEARS STAND
ISG-sToNB PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.


ING-sToSB PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
burnside, Conn., Dee. is, 1909
DR. UELxBop-Dear Sir: with pleasure that wTe yoa
upon fact, respecting myself hardly how express
SELF I. been for the last ten OtEeve the greatest sufferer
nan could be lives times than other. TIE complaint
wa, the "Kdneys Bladder" have been sometimes from twelve
to fourteen bour every minute could
not Have consulted doctors Massachusetts, th. State
taken pills. may .,y BY quart HquOed medicines bat found
relief from any and the las, I mouhs that
could scarcely s, could night day. would
have been all up With II had your Advertisement 10
The Berkshire Couer" headed Kidneys" read through
thought would purchased bottle but mind yOu. had
Why should had tying many things
and muet Well began tsiug IT, before had
the frat finished and got another BY the time
took half Of h. second still got (App,rea wheu
seemed my night kidney falling from place and felt
really bad So before finished second that had mad,
ny my mind it Of trying any all time
tue Buebu" doing worI. bot / did no, ino~ H.
30 l gave II up sbd Hartford on Saturday TO
one city, said the nseL Of the b,d
der md should have to undergo operation lie gave medicine
and home quite dovnbssred On Sunday unable to 20
.Lurh on ny return eou
using the Buehu and the afternoon had desire TO make
water could About hour after this again the
result; the tine took vessel the same q.
turning stopping % sgsiu 1t nns,
something through passage aud
strueE .gsib.i side Of vessel It, aud 10 the
ugisst gravel you saw, covered over With
little pieces which collected Together 1t Ooi, the color Of
aud lsrle spd Ia LSJ npt 80 you 'Bachu7
dong IT, ~oh ,ihaugi sss suS badly procured
bsut MI ths, Might bebpdi tres tL.; b4
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FIRST MORTGAGE
& Q ~ V j. R T l i l. l.
SINKING FUND
SEVEN PER CEN
GOLD BONDS
OF THE
HiNYiLLE, URDiIl, BLOONIIGT0G I'D
PEKIY RAILROAD COMPAai
OF ILLINOIS,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can be Registered.
.s3,CO9.GGD.
.c2,9CG.Cg0.

TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS......s2,GGa.oa0.
Length of road, III 5-lOO miles. Tie bonds are
limited to less than $4,000 per mile. ana aie se-
cured by a First Mortgage on tie eptr iroFoy
Of tie Company which cost about $4,000 r's milo,
The road ruus through the richest and most pop
ulous agricultural district in Illinois. De io'aI
business alone is much more than sufficient 90 sns-
tain it, This. with the through business which il -
expected will be limited only by the capa"iiy Of tie
road, must make it as profitable any ID lne Sato.
No road has ever been built having more nuine'-
ous and valuable connections East and West.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

gcrss, Carriages. 1T.
| ARGE SALE OF
II CARRIAGES SLElGllS HARNESS. BLANNArT ROBES.
BELLS, Ac
JAMES JEAhlNS, Auetionerr
VIII sell AZ public auction
NEDNESpAl ssl THURSDAY. Jsp. " sti'
Cow1ancug each dAy II vtoA, al the STOCK 'r
porum, The porh frty s rfe'tH
prstg pt lVp sud oprn Wagons Albany aud foftari srge
al t,lr,, Silver sud Gold Mounted Bells.
SlNGLk ANp BOT BLR HARNESS
street anl stable blsuk alo Robes o al sS oe faris
Nsgcs sn f Naoh These goods aust hs sn s"d ''~.,.
before the l9h the bug has - aN-I
sl'u- y B-Deatrs
hLd Ihis = % .tun.ty sgdau offered.
BREWSTER X Co. of Broome- Fine CAR
- RIAGBS 10 all the hsboHsbe varieties rIu,cy VI sss
manuhevre NMsrooms fhh.Ass cor. cf Fourtsspth( i
SLElGHS - BREWSTER g. Co. (of lIroOme-
~ o., al Their dh founssnth n u" he sso
batd I shs Vf Js. 0eod Co. for shom bsy gsI sss
The stnoas Portland Iaiiss # kmhsfs sABuiaeture
'INIE BREWSTER WAG0N"-BREWSTER
Ga Of Breoms sole manufacturers sasr sasty Of tesss'
~s kuosp Of al Nssb for psssars d,ns and sSss
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
TAXES.

The exemption Of the First Mortgage Bonds from al may
be laid within the feature which
Of the Upted States while the additional exemption United
Income places them any market
aud commend them all persons seeking profitable Investments
IL will be mind that the State aud Local Taxes
range from y TO a. averaging about cent As this tax
holders the Air Line Bonds equivalent to the Of that
Interest aud makes with the saving Of
s93 so each 900 annum, nearly y per
This large does depend preum
liable line may fall par Affecting
income from these securities.
INCOME, As COMPARED WITH OTHER INVESTMENTS
per subject taxation premium
gold at 100 obaned Weld amount Of
par; while gold par per
gold bond would be worth B about 90 compared wh bonds
par.
The Connecticut State bonds which made exempt from
by OF the Legislature selling the market sbon lOJ
that price Td income Of ST. which would make the AIR LINE
BONDS worth ll4l the basis prize they pay
interest, namely, q per cent
The desire capitalize the peunmi realized ou
FveTwep Bonds aud shch may time be gube BY being
funded reduced Of and The dcchae gold
awakening inquiry br forms Of Investment which shall be st asl
which shall ycd a liberal rate of interest In cunncg
this demand the Mortgage Boul Of the New
Haven. Mdrt"nb and Wnsu,e Railroad Company believing them
he 10 apees worthy Of the ronbdenco Investors o 80
AFTER thorough examination unwilling
~heh consider desirable tAe issue, OF The
uptcd states Government
obtained of any Bank Or Banker ~ the STATE
Of fCounee,cut. OF by seniing direct . ourselves
All classes of securities will be their @ market value sud
oTcas.