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The success of the HYP0PHOSPHITES during
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

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= n WaN Cure The Hch an As hours
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WEEKS Il POTTER, Sole Agents, ITO Washing
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CAUTION
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FaH directions. in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved:
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Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, 81 Cortlandt Str, New York.
N. B.-$I,q0 nd postage stamps enclosed tn
an author .zed Agent, will insure a bottle con j..
tailiRing 80 Pills by return mail. nov4dwlY.
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Sold only at the General Depot of ''WINCHES-
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j. WINCHESTER,
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To whom all orders should be addressed.
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Henry Darts Sons,

c 81. SWAIN, Proprietor,
81 South Water ST., Chicago. gre
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Direct Reute 10 tho Northwest.
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
ENaMR 4 80 -

&W@
Trains leave and arrive at Port byron station
a follows, s
t $50 A. M. Mail Train, a.z 1880 z.
tI0:25 A. M. Dubuque Express, l;40 p. IA
600 p. M. Accommodation, TS:zo A. M
CONNECTIONS.
At Racine with ssGoodrich Liue,'' steamers for
Grand Haven, Sheboygan and Mantowoc.
At Racine Junction with tho Chicago & Mil
waukee Railroad for Milwaukee,, Kenosha, and
Chicago.
AT Clinton junction with the Chicago & North
western Railroad for Madison, Prairie du ohien,
La Crosse and Janesvile.
At Beloit with Chicago & Northwestern r. r
for Footyille, Evansville and Madison.
At FreePort with Chicago & Northw estern and
Illinois Central r. R., for Rockford, Warren,
and Galena.
At Savanna with Steam Packet "Lansng,''
for Bellevue, Dunleith and Dubuque.
At Fulton with Chicago & Northwestern r.. r.,
for Chicago, Dixon and Cedar Rapids.
At Port Byron with Chicago & Rock Island r.
b. and Steam Packet ssIowa,o to and from Dav.
export and Rock Island.
Daily. / Daily, Sundays excepted. On Sat-
urday.. nights $50 P. M. train runs to Freeport
only.
r. A. KNAPP,
Superintendent Western Division,
Savanna.
&c TATE,
Sup't Eastern Division,
Racina Wis
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Trains leave and arrive at Port BYRON station a.
follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
MONDAY. Feb. l2-P. NJ.
Gold closes 1897 a l39.
Wa G. Pitts F.. " 81 Oh

MONDAY Feb. l2-P. NJ
Gold closes 1897 al39
Governments were steady for al the issues, with
smoderate business. State bonds and railway
mortgages are dealt in sparingly. Bank sharesare
steady, and the miscellaneous shares neglected
Atlantic Mail fell to lO2 but rallied to l0j. Pacific
Mail is steady, and no large amounts are offered
The railway share market is feversh and unsatis-
factory 10 Spectators in either direction. At one
moment, under rush to support special stocks,
prices are steady and show tendency to rise, but
they return to their former dullness as ioon as the
Supporting brokers cease buying. The traffic
upon the majority Of lines continues unsatisfactory
without any prospect of a favorable change.
There is strong competition for freights,
and upon some prominent roads the trains
had better remain idle than TO move
upon current rates. From Milwaukee TO New
York all rail freights are IS cents y 100 fb upon
provisions, and as long these figures prevail the
roads will be for the benefit of forWarders and
not for stockholders, who must expect TO see low
quotations upon the Stock Exchange, until their
property is managed for the interests of its own.
srs and not for the benefit of the public.
Between Boards prices were lower, but
rallied at the Second Session to about the
mornings rates, and closed as follows:
New.York Central, S9aS9s; Erie Railway, 7Si a
yss; Hudson River, l0l al0li; Reading, lOOs o
1908; Michigan Central, lO01 Michigan Southern,
6eia69i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Sot 8Oi; Rock
Island, 1881 a iO33; North Western, 27ia27i
North Western Pref, $50 a 55l; Fort Wayne, 92s a
s2i Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 24iS26;
Canton, 43; Cumberland Coal, 44a44i; Quicksilver,
A; Mariposs Mining Company, l2i. Most of the
above quotations are nominal.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
t3, ,4OI, 1868 46-for Customs. t69s, Payments,
OIL, ,439 90l SION account Of Loan, $560, 900; Bal
ance, 81, ,797 $40 90 Coin Certificates, $iO2 900.
The Detroit and Milwaukee Road earned the first
week in February:
ise5. .s23 C97 le66. e2. 76l Decrease. 1886
The Chicago and Alton earned the fourth week in
January.
1865 .sSe. o55 1895. SOL 1872 Decrease. 963
The steam railroads of Massachusetts earned,
net:
Ia Esss Interest on bomb: sSls3l5a y, l5a
Remaining for stock ock........ sa0e,g7s
The capital stock stands at e65 562 436 or 66 per
cent
The Michigan Central Road earned the first week
in February:
1906 SOS l3i 1885, sc6 sg7 Decrease .sl 7s4
The Rock Island shows in the first week of Feb
ruary decrease Of 81 ,592.
The Fort Wayne earnings for January show a
decrease of Sl35 500 tofcial, and not $ll2 900 as
reported.
The Chicago and Alton earned the first week in
February:
1865. s59. .32 leGe. esq 63s Decrease 56H
The decline sirce January has been $6O,7l0
The following are the earnings of the Chicago and
North Western Railroad for the first week in Feb
rusy:
1895. al2s34 70 1895 aIos ga g. Dec, o. 0g7 o.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
Under the Auction Notices of Messr,

~ MULLER WILKINS win be found the notice o.
Sale In partition Of hr valuable prrnses the norb.esss
Spruce and Williams ana 239 lots oneB
Eighth Einlh Tenth and Eli venbrves. and fifty SIXTH
fiEyeyenb ard Finyishh'.s De- sal. of these prem,
the 4th lust. will be- pe-mptoy, and the property
be- sold Is the largest and most valuable
offered for sale In this cy. The Uptown lots In the I'm
mediate vicinity OF the Central Psfk the streets are all
opened graded and partly severed; fitysevenh which.
the property principally lies is ved through its entire length
with Belgian pavement: OF the lots ready 70 build
upon The grades OF the streets eeya ed Large improve
neDts ia progress In the nrigl boihood. There
demand for urin pr we'd estate well located This
demaLd Just comnencrg and there is property
this island that viii BE- sected by this value
these pr-nisrs ihe sales VIII pfei rare clonee 70 par
property The title TO the pre.r. h very old and unques
iionaoe Two.ibird OF the purchase money may remain
bond and mort sae. vr year. Maps Of the
be seen AZ the Office OF the Au-tionrsrs Mesrs. NJ
WILKINS, No. u Pine 81 aud o. X > EMMETT. A. rney.
Walt
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

As March approaches the prospects Of the coal trade
for the ensuing is being more fully discussed
and deal rs abroad are making inquiries about the
making contracts An seem TO agree that prices Of
coal and transportation ought 70 be open at the lowest
remuneratve point TO keep the trade regular through
out the season.
There ample mining and transportation facilities 10
supply all the coal the market will take this year. and II
rates are asked At starting that cannot he maintained
~ Iurf inevitably prove disastrous 10 thS trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

T.r Of tie Loans Spece Cyeuatn, ard Depo'i' 'n ne
Eonls Of the C, Of Nec iork, for the veok ending saf
s,day February TO- 1866. 70 phieh anIed the C'p"a'
of edeA Bans.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
Receipts Of Produce.

FEE l2-2O52 bbs. Flour. he bbs Whist, 300
bis Corn Meat 81 sacks Corn Meal, 20 hush WLr.i
Q 200 bush Corn 2i7 bush. Oat- $40 hn'h. Rye 90
bush. Melt 900 bush. BARLEY dO6 Jush. seodf. u
pkg-. Ashes 100 pkg. Beef bbis. loft. l2sJ pAss
Cut Meats 80 pf ~. Lard, GOT Dre.,Cd HOPS.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
NEORGE COOK, Auctioneer.

GEORGE COOK, Auctioneer.
NJ Sslesrooms. No. 81 Liberty II.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
FRENCH PLATE MANTLE AND PIER MIRRORS, Ao.
On THURSDAY February Is At l64 o'clock. large and
varied stock Of fine PIor Chamber Library and Dining
Furnurs Gu suite aud sepsre lots Library and sscre
tsry Book Ca.e Side Boards Lounges Easy ChaT CAnteI
bufics. &c. Well worth the notice OF buyers. .
~ B. Auction sales of Furniture st the residences oi
owners when desired.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
90 n)bom il man Concern.

BROADWAY LEASE For SALE, near
DFours, 10 years to run location for business
Immediate possession. For terms apply TO BENEDICT
Co, No. % Pine at.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
NENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
~ STATE AID BONDS.
Intrrcs, At the rate OF
SEvEN PER CENT PER ANSUN
IN GOLD,

GUARANTEED AND PAID ny TIE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
Tho Hopds secured by mortssge on 100 miles o ROAD
from Sacramento 10 the California State ne. forming part OF
the xrr Pacific Railroad RoDe adopted and tdrd by the
Ined States Government They ars further securrd by
SINKING FUND Of $4,000 in gold per snnn, reserved
from the road nnd pledged for their red'mp
ton They fret class security In every respect and
Ded will be cArred upon terms wich rnder hei
yrry attractive sud desirable nves,nen For further par
tcusIs, inquire a Office, No. ; Na.,sns'
FISK & HATCH Bankers.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
NORRIS WLxIss Auctioneer.
NXECUTOkS' SALE of PROPERTY or


CHIPY QrAKrgRMAsTERs OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA % POT February ~. 1866.
INTENSIVE SALE OF CONVENIENT
IL CLOTHING AND EOUlPAGE. - -
VIII be sold t public sucinn, at the SCHUNLhiLL An
sENAL Phi sdcphia on WEDNESDAY,. the2ls' instant,
at 10 O'clock, a.. gest saTirty oi NEW AND "ohF
SUPPLIES, comprsDs-
Axes, Jackets
Boots KuapsackA
Bootees hett!'s.
Buttons Lexgins,
Coats Mlitrns.
Coat Straps, Mess Pans,
Camp Coiors and Cases kumbcrs
Caps Pillow Casss,
taI Covers and Cepes, Poupons,
Ceneens, Shirts.
Drawers. Stockings,
Epau etes, Scales,
tag, sIades,
Gait.rs Leather and Can. SbOvfls.
va, Sweat Leather
Uatchets and Iisndsa Silk tue and Scarlet
Uny.rssck. Tents-about 500 Cotton
Hat Ornaments, ana linen
Iron Bedsteads, lent fhcs'
Iron Pots, Ianas. -
Together with many other articles lot enumerated IN tb
adv rrtisement a..
MANY Of the articles and in excellent condition.
stating quantities and describing the property cAs
be obtained at TIL. Ofhse.
The articles b. for days previous 20 hess
upon application to the Military Sorekeepcr the Arsenal
Tsrms-Cssh. ip Government fund.-.
Colonel and Chief Quart-rnsster Philadelphia Depot
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

DAINTERS AT a Regular Meeting of the
= Practical IIonse Pun.s Association, held the
5h ns II was unanimously r.ov'd that on and alter ,h
rs Monday in March n.s the wages oi the memoer Of n
Association shall be 80 81 per day Of hoars BY order
VINCENT \. LE COMTEp President
PATRICK u. BYRSE. Recording Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
SupsIsrkNcs OFFICE. o. s. A., No sSorTE Glytr,
pALrixoRE Nd. Jan. 81 1856 J

SuBslsrsNcs OFFICE. o. $. A., No. sSouTE Glxsr,
pALrixoRE, Nd. Jan. 81 1856.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS
M HARD BREAD.-Sesed Proposals. in duplcsts "bi
he re this Office daily aud opened at 10 O'Clock or
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS durns the month %
February, for the purchase OF surplus cOoD hAhD phEA
on band at this d-pot - - -, Am i,
The Bread is Of fifty tso) pounds EACH All the
Rrcnl offered under this has oeen earefuly
and thoroughly inspected each box havng been opened ca
aninei add then r,coopefed and no ooI s.owe,
No roposas received for less than westv 1o oo2e' rur
shases will delivered on board oi transports Wiious 81
pense 10 the purchaser - .,s.. -.
Payment. rr9ufed in Government hnds on notification OF
move stores should gson be closed during this time
tho time so lost will be considered Propo'as TO be In
ao,,d on the envelope Pro posss for Hard Bread aud ID
aIe,sed TO THOMAS WILSON, Brevct Iieut. Col.
and G. s. U. 5. A.. BTeyet br.. .Gen. Vols
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
financial.
The American Bureau Of Mines
No8f BROADWAY.

Mines mineral lands and ranind and reported upon.
Compel, Mt engineer, furnished to Mining CoInpanie.
questions the Office Of the BuTesr Rooms 49, 20
and 81, Noe "a and 66 Broadwiy
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Geo. d. II. Gie,pe.
Erancies Tones. u.
r. c. Calhoun, President Fourth National Bark
thas Aug DAVIS.
Fred schuchardt Of +. schuctard L Son.
X. Csyus, Of Caylus De RnyteI L Co
Eugene Kelly, OF Eugene Kelly & Co
J. s. Schepeler Of Schrpeer 90.
Cha, Holzapiel OF Trouft Schmidt Co.
Wm. +. DRAKE OF Drake bfOthnrs.
Geo. r. Dunninz, Supi Of L. ;. As'sy Ohics.
X. h. Mount Jr.
Theodore Gentii Of Gen,il Pi5pp.
BOARD OF EXPERTS
Dr. A y Barnard. Pre,den. o. ColunLis Coirfs aud
School OF Mines President Of Board.
DR.. J. h. Kimball Mimi: kaginser, Vics Peadsnt o!
Board. 80
DR.. Jusius Adelbers OF Adeberg Raymond
Prof Francis h. Viulou Of the School Of hres o. Conmbs
College.
Professor Thom.. Esesion, jr OF the School OF Miness Of
Prof C. r ChsnIer, OF tie School of Mines Of Coiurpbi.
College
q. Elton Buck, Esq, Of Part Buct
w. r. TroV Vbnlce. esq. oltho Novelty Iron WcrAs
X. W. Raymond. rsq.. Secretary OF the Board.
DIR. Hermsn CoednoI GeoloGst and Mining las ineeG
GEO. n. H. GILLESPIE, Precedent
DRAKE De KAY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
BALANCE sHgsr oy THE COMPANY,

Duruu The y,sr soo New Policies were issued, in'uFD
tl6j24, SO.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

fHiSsFi'so'
BALANCE sHrrr oy THE COMPANY, JAN. J. 1895 ,o,o %
Asse,s ab,vr st ~
market Ie, S3Ula 80 c6D
disposed as follows
Re'eIvrd o. Los's' due subsequent .-oour
Re,eryed tor repoied Losses, await 100000
Rc.s.rscd ". s,G''i i' siecd Depodi Tor ...,
An5a%i %aGl ie9s',d to- R;a:ai,a::
on oil or.tng Poicrs (,suaiion ,.
at per cent intercs, l..........'. 19"s'' -
~ 'i5rfa piViadDd. nd, declared prior to
1872 due and payable on de- ro,,,.e
pi1i@e"d. r','g,i .'iiii i5si aud lc6,, now
DiyIsaa % s'i; Us opry,,at vaati 5I5e,3
DiyIdrud, lss6 tprcs.ui vlur) tollI no -, ,,o -
Special i,e'erve mot divided l7''<S 70 s4Ss'' ~
MORRIS FRANKLIN. Preslsn, ofths Sew.YOr1 Life In
IONS r WILLIAMS PRECEDENT ofthe Metropolitan Bank.
JOHS 81 nlAON Doienus Nixon. Dry 0oods', No 10
DAVID D0Ws David Dow, Co., floar Mcrchan,' No.
ISAAC { KENDALL, Union Buidins, corner Of wllisn
pASIfL If g & MILLER ua,e rs,sr MHer Co, Grooer.
WILLIAM c. DuSkSBkRn tteal L''he breserl,o M,
JoHS l. ROGERS C.io wye,h, Roger. Co. IuPOr;'F'h
JohS MAiR5 !Nsfrhsnp No 20 sea'h,t ;ga l..,.,..
MM n. APPLtTON (App-ton Co, Pubishefsl NOS ~
rosfRr r. T. ccoGLiSs Colin, Brosher stationery No
WILLIAM BARTON (Wm. Bsiton son) No. A. Pine o.
WILLIAM A. BOOTH boob Edg,rl No. - tIontst
THOMAS sMi'LL Uhoinas SmuH s1nl No 10 Go d q,
SANFORD COBB, President Eagle fTe Insursnee Co. No.
GEoRGE a. OsGooD Banker Van sehsiek MAs'ot, 4
Cot No. ~ " iibm A.
JANIS q. KISG (gans-r). No 81 Wiilisms,
CHARLES l. ANTHONY (Auihony Hal, DfJ Goodsl,
no. - Leonardo.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Precedent.
ISAAC {. Kendall. Vice President.
WILLIAM A. BEERS, Actuaiy.
THEODORE " BAN1A. Ca,hi,r.
CORNELIUS Il bOGERr. NJ d., u.i,caI F,,mpe,,
GEORGE WlLkES, NJ ID, -
CHALLE5 WRlGhT, n D., As's, Medical Examiner
NATIONAL BANKERS EXPRESS COM.
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New Yofs. (Od liui.on River n. X. oh,e FEB 100
}. T.. JUS ~. Prc'ileIi. 7 h. fiICh, kice-Frc't
ALFRED MIfsIssoS SEC. H. I. PHELPs. Treasurer.
1n- general Of If iii, Company VIII b. movedion syri
on TUESDAY Feb o. 1865 and 6 ibis purpose the Tranifr
Booa. vii be closed lfon trb. 10 20 Fec -
ALFRED WILKINSON secrctlry.
L'INANCIAL.-SOUTHERN BANK NOTES,
Il SOUTHERN STATE end RAILROAD BONDS,
SOUTHERN SECURITIES Of every dcscrlPtion WANTED
by SCRANTON MAGUIRE, NO 10 EAehansepisce
Office. No. 10.
V'RAVELING CREDITS on Messrs. j. :.
i MORGAN 4 Co. LONDON (sueee,son 70 GEO
PEABODY Col svllib.. IN the principal eitss o.
EUROPE and tie EAST. isiued by DABNEf hohGAN
4 Co. No. - f1chsnge place.