Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1871 — Page 3

JB»lAXAPOLIfl IMSUKASOK CO. Sank of Diaoount and Deposit.

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Bay cod mQ SBCh&age, Dwi la OoBUBardal P*•er, and aul4 OoUegUoai la *H pan* of Uie ClIux! Hmm fF10S IX OOXPAXT’S BUILDIXS Ok. Yliginia wrenne and PennaylTmnia ct, WM. HZHVXB80X, MMant. AUB. a lAxmam, Secretary.

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Xo rKiricOon on Travel or Baddeaoe—No «ztza Mto o& FaaalKi $4,000,000 at rUk In Indiana. W. W. NORTHROP, Manager tor Indiana and Central Illlnola No. 2 Blake’* Row, IndlanapoU*.

Intefnatbnal Insurance Com'py,

MEW YOU It,

Oaeh Oapital and AweU, after Chicago Fire, ^l 9 000 A Offieni A

Tht« Company 1* left Sound and Subfttantlal. «(XKl buidneea solicited by MARTIN, HOPKINH & OHR, Agent*. OFFICE—Sentinel Building.

PATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS. Franklin Fire Insurance Co. OF INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND.

J I'lHSB A. L, Eoacik, President, John A. CHrujs, Secretary.

nii* Company. ju«t orRanUed in tlii* city with the Intention of doing a *tri<*tiy Fire Insurance Bu»i"e!«, Ik now ready and would he thankful for your imt'onage. Will take risks on dwellings mere.iianatse, store huild’ngs, and all desirable Insura■tile property. This is a home institution. Its D1 recorsand Stockholders are your neighbors and l^osmal friend*. The profit* mode are kept and •expended to beautify the city and enhance the value of your property. It has already sufficient capital to offer yoti good security, and all losses will be promptly paid Therefore it is to your interest to insure with and keep your *oilcies in the Keankvm FiBalss. Co. of lndlanapolui. Ind. Office No. ]M North Meridian street, Sen Unci Building. W. C. flRt'BB. BOBT. S. PAXTON OK.TJBB Ac I»AlLX:TO^ , FIBE AND LIFE Insurance -Agents, 72'/{ W. Wabhthotos Stbsit.

Buildings, merchandise, fumitnre, etc., insured as low rate* as safety will j>ennit. We represent me but first claaa com panics. Applications left office receive prompt attention. ** We also represent the best Ufe Co. in the wot Id. rery one should examiuo before making applicant elsewhere.

OB'EACE ON* The Connecticut Fire Ins. Co. . HARTFORD, CONN., OCT. 18, 1871. Tw the Agents of The Connecticut Fire In*. Co.: UKNTB—The Director* of this Company have voted unanimously to settle all our losses at Chicago at ..nee, and JU> raise 1200,000 new ca.-h capital, and continue business a* heretofore. It in confidently believed that within thirty days • li our Chicago losses will he mulled, and the Company go ou prosperously, with no liabilities, and a clean oapital of $‘200,000. Us past prestage can not fall to give it a good position «mong the soundest i»mp&nU»of the country; and at nucha time as tho present, when many oompanies are hopeless,y bankrupt and enn not pay ten cents on a dollar, and a majority of the strongest companies are seriously crippled, it-behooves the public to tnist their patronage to those Institution* whose past reputa ilnn anu gmal will are a guarantee for the future. We bollere this Coraiwny to be one of such Instit u tlona M. BKNNKTT, Jr., Secretary. CHA6. N. LEE, Ageat.

Owick—In the Building of Indiana|>oUs Ins. Co., corner of Pennsylvania street and Virginia avenue, Indiaitapolia th a

J. W. UGNES & CO*,

WHOLBSXLK

Tea, Tobacco and Cigafs No. 4 LonlatAM Btroei, (Opposite Duion Depot,) INDIANAPOLIS.

B^IBIjOCK. MENK1FIKJLD A CO., Min*** and Shithm or Block Coal, And Dealers in ANTHRACITE, FITT8BFB6H a*« HIGHLAEll rtn AT, <3c COBTHl. •Mk«, 75 and 77 W. WMM.SA. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. _____ b;. b k b i n g ,' ^ Mauufacturer of I*iir© Heard. Oils* 27 and 80 W. Pearl Street. Oils warranted pure. The highest price paid for Lard, Great* and Tallow. The Great Western Coal Co , MINCBS OF , ZB Ids CD C ZEd C CD _A_ ZCj , And Dealers all kinds of COAL AND t OKE. Ofifre, Car. Bala ware ani Market Sta.

VOTICE TO CITIZENS. Orate* Crrv Cum*, \ iNPIAWAroua. September », 1871. f Notice is hereby given, that any citizen or citixena who are deslreas of having private fire alarm

City BufTdin*. By order of the Common ConncD, City Clerk.

JEWING BA CHINE

MAX KB FOB 1570.

The marnitnde to which the mannfaeture of sewing machine* has attained is shown by the returns of the manufacturers for the year 1870 to the owner* of the leading patents, ou which they pay * royalty. According to three returns the number of machines sold by each manufacturer in 1870 is as follows: The 8n*an M abcf acttriso Compact——.127,833 Wheeler A Wilson Manufacturing Company- 83,208 Howe Machine Company 7S.156 Grover A Baker Sewing Machine Coapeny... 57,402 Weed Sewing Machine Company, 85,002 Wilcox A Globs Sewing Machine Companr... 28 890 American Buttonhole end Overseatnicg Co... 14,573 Florence Sewing Machine Confpany.. 17,680 Gold Medal Sewing Machine Company 8,912 MtEA Sewing Machine Company 5,^36 Empire Sewing Machine Company..... 5.500 Pinkie A Lyon Manufacturing Com non y 5,4* Bmlett ier^bto..... S Bertraw A Pan ton Man ring Company <20 Umb Knitting S Mo^ay^t«rTng Machine Areodation 129 It will be seen by this table that the popularity ol

eds that of all others, ter titan even that of

the Singer machines tor exceeds that of all othei

r sale being one-half great

the famous “Wheeler A Wilson” machine. This is

their i

owing to the fact that the Singer Company have lately commenced making, bemdee their old and well-established manufacturing; machine, what is known as their “New Family Machine,” which is selling at the rate of nine to one better than their old style. Their total sale* for 1869 were 86,781 machines against 127.833 of 1870, showing an increase of one-half in the latter year. -[New York Sun. Prom the sworn returns made to the owners of the valuable sewing machine patent*, it appears that the sale* of the Singer Manufacturing Compa ny, for the year 1870, are over forty thousand in exoe« of those of 1869, which were 86.781; and they claim the sale during 1870 of over forty-four thousand more machines than that of any other company. Their “N*w Family Machine” would seem to be as grert a favorite for family sewing es their manufacturing machine has long been for manufacturing purposes'—(New York Evening Post. The Singer Manufacturing Company report sale* of 127,833 machine* in 1870 against 86,781 in 1869, showing a gain of 41,052, mainly in the sale of what is known as the “New Family Machine.”—[New

York Tribuna.

J^-They sav that Geo. C. Pteinhaner, 139 East Washington street, manufactures the neatest fitting boot in the city. Call and examine his work and stock. Ladies' and misses’ Underwear, at Spades' Indiana Store, oa t ; ®«“The indications of the future are that nine-tenths of the people will sleep on patent folding spring mattresses manufactured by Wilkens & Co., 78 East Market street. jl^'The Magnolia Smoking Tobacco, manufactured by Madden A Co., of this city, is | the best All smokers who have the genuine j meerschaum pipes prefer it te o g?®"Prime Baltimore Oysters Wholesale and retail. Direct from Baltimore, At De Rutter’s Oyster Bay, G5 South Illinois street. iet ^SfGrand Opening of — New Goods right from the loom,

At

Meekitt <ft Cocghikn's Woolxh Factobt every day. All goods retailed at wholesale prices. Go There Early in the morning for best Bargains. • MT" That Highland Gem fine cut chewing tobacco, manufactured by Madden & Co., is the favorite among lovers of the weed, t *

THE EVENING NEWS. Monday, October :;j, isti.

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MIHOB HElirriOB.

Regular meeting of Council this evening. Two attempts at incendiarism on Sat urday. This week the Indianapolis Savings Bank opens up operations.Anniversary of the organiitation of the Choral Union to-night. All people who understand themselves, speak of Indianapolis a* one of the most beautiful cities of the West. The Chicago excursionists got back this morning looking improved from the breathing of the pure gales of the lake. Captain Isaac Jacks was robbed last night of f.30d, at the corner of Ohio and Tennessee streets, and the thieves made good their escape. John, twelve vears of age, son of Valentine Miller, Es<p, yesterday afternoon fell from a )>each tree in Ketcham’s addition and was injured severely in the head and shoulder. The dam constructed across the canal in order to facilitate the building of the Kentucky avenue sewer under it, gave way last evening, and the damage to the sewer con' tractors will be about $1,100. Hel wig’s mill, the chair factory, was saved from being Chicagoized on Saturday night Incendiaries placed rubbish m the engine room, but the watchman was too prompt for much damage to be done. Two lads were seen Saturday afternoon hovering about Hinseley’s stable, one with a lighted candle, and the other carrying a wad of liay. The men about the place alarmed the boys and they dropped everything and fled. Baptist men, delegates to the Baptist anniversaries that begin this evening at the First Baptist Church, were constantly arriving today over the different routes. They look not unlike our recent Methodist visitors in facial contour and respectibility of attire. A colored family by the name of Robinson, came very near making a corps of itself by a hearty partaking of apple butter on Saturday. The article was found to have some poisoning agent within it, which entirely destroyed the Robinsons hankering after it after this disclosure. Miss Ella Wiles, a young lady eighteen years of age, daughter of Samuel G. Wiles, deceased, was burned to death from the ignition of her dress by a kitchen stove last Saturday afternoon at her home. The funeral of the deceased took place from her mother’s residence at nine o’clock this morning.

LOCAL ITEMS,

J^OKABT mabji.

RIXAIAUB

TH* FINEST AND MOST FASHIONABLB > BOBT IN TH* CITY.

Wlldb BDBHHI4. Proprietor

13VERYBODY CAN AFFORD TO TAKE A Cl <toflv paper now, when the price al The Kvenig News u ante, ten oents s. week.

6&'Ii long experience and a full acquaintance with the wants of ,the public are elements of success in the china, glass and ipteesware trade then the new and beautiful crockery store of Geo. H. West is a success, and the ladies will call at 57 West Washington street. ! oa t GR^When fashion does return to Paris she will don different robes. Harry Fowler’s Rembrandts and oil portraits are still unsurpassed. «, AST Just received a new lot of bronze lamps and chandeliers at the lamp store of W. & C. F. Holliday, 15 South Meridian street, wh® have also in store a large and well selected stock of lanterns for railroad men.

COMMERCIAL.

DAILY MVaW 0? THU UrDIAHAFOLE WH0U8AL1 KAJLUT. Monday, October so. Brmtp.—Good butter is a trifle firmer to-day but prices are not materially changed. We continue to quote at 10«H2>ic for extra choice, and 6<a*8e for lower gratfes. fiXAirs—Continue nominal at 51 @1 25 per bushel oi choice white, and $1 50 for prime navy. Eban, Bhipstuffs, Etc.—We quote bran and sh<rts at 814315: middlings at 522®: 4, and ships:tuffs at 519^20 per ton. On cake is Quoted at Cheese—The market continues steady and firm. We quote factory at Hamburg, U<512>ic Coffees—Continue firm at present quotations, We quote roasted grades at 22.3223+c; fair, 22%<a2:;*; Laguyra, 2$Kg|24e: prime to * mice, 24%g25c; farcy, ZoSjOc. Golden Rio, 2!><325Uc. Coal—Remains substant.ally unchanged. Pittsburgh, 24o; block. 15c; Highland, 12c per bushel; Anthrscite, til 50@!2 50 per ton. Coke, 15c per bushel. Dry Goods—The week opens without quotable change. Bleached Muslins—Hope, 14c, New York Mills 21c. Brown Muslins—Stark A 13c, Blackstone A 15c. Lonsdale 17c. Wamsutta 20c, Lyman E 13c, Indian Orchard, fine W, 10)^c, B B U>ic, C 12*4c, Charter Oak 10c. Tickings—I/ewis- * lYO 1 <>0 OC J V. r-v<- 1- tr

l2Xc, Hamilton 19c. Printed Repps 25c. Printed Delaines 20c. Checks—Caledonia, 70, 22>^c, Union, 50, 22Me, Woolens—Jeans, 55®65c; flannels, factory, +5@60c; yams, factory, common, 90c@*l, fancy, 81 20@l 60. Egos—Continue firm at 20c for fresh assorted ; mixed at 8@l«c.

A ] LAV/ A'SVS. A TY AA.A |J^A UC»AA l^«»A A S^A, $6 60<36; white fish, kits, $1 00 *1 35; mackerel. No. 1 half barrel. $10@10 50; No. 2 medium ditto, 56 (§6 50; large ditto, 87; No. 3 ditto, 56; mackerel in kits, No. 1. 51 50(§2 00: ditto No. 2, fl 25(§1 40. Flour—There is a little better demand for the best grades, and considerable is moving. The middle and lower grades are dull. We quote fancy brands at S7@7 25: extra family, 56@6 25; round hoop extra, 54 fu@5 25: fine and super*, 54(94 £0. Rye flour is quiet at 56®6 50. Com meal is quoted At *1 seal 36. Grain—No market changes have taken place today. Our quotations are the outside figures to-day. Prices remain where they have been two weeks or more. We quote prime red in active demand at $! 20(31 25; amber, 51 25(31 30; white, $1 25@ 1 35. Com, prime white from wagons Ls quoted at 30@:l3c. Oats are in fair demand. We quote, from wagon, 30<t|35c. Rye-Market easy at 60<8|70c. Barley—Spring, 70@80o; fall, 90c ®S1. Hominy is quoted at 54@4 25. Grits, 53 50 (34. Hay—Is In fair demand. We quote prime old ,>rime old timothy from wagons, tlhjjat; loose oressed, 8l*j|20: tight pressed. 51s<919, new. Molassbs—Fair to choice New Orleans we quote 160(^65c. Syrups, 60@90c. Oils.—Continue steady and in fair demand ib ices are unchanged. Linseed is quoted stead> ind firm at 85<€f86e for raw. end 92@94c for boiled -afd oil, No. 1 extra, 88<g/90c; winter strained, 95(<t 98c. Petroleum, Cleveland, firm at 26@‘27c; Dowuc^s 30c. Onions—Are plenty at 90c@?l 10 per bushel >er barrel, 52 50^3 Potatobs—Are plenty and dull at $1 60(31 9( per barrel or 70@75c per busbeL Sweet, 51Q1 25 oer bushel; per barrel. 5351$ 50-. Poultby—No quotable d.Lvtjges have occurred for several d&ys. Live chicxens are quoted at 57 0 for old per doz.;' spring chi :kens, are stead\ tt fl Turkeys are quoted at 8c per lb ■ 'Ticks, |2 50 per dos, P]:ovisions—We have uothingnew to ofTiDr to-day. The market is steady and hot roati'fially changed Mess pork is quoted in fair demand at 512 5J per barrel. Bulk shoulders ; clear sides, 7bjc, clear 1b sides, 7c. Bacon shoulders, 734c; clear rib 7%c; clear sides, 7J.bC. Hams, sugar ctired. are at 5c. Lard, tierces. 9Mc; kegs, H)>£c. Tallow, 7V 2 <S8c. RicS—Carolina is quoted at 10c. Rangoon, q^S^c; Patna, 9c. Salt—Onandaga is quoted at 12 48@2 48 in car oad lots, and |2 50 in small lots. Kanawha In car load lots f2 30, arid $2 40 in small lots. Slgars—Are easy at our last quotations. We quote crushed, powdered and granulated at 14@14 ^c; A, IStaiSJ+c; B, 12j- 8 <ai3c; extra C, IT^c: yelow C, 1134(8120; C. 1234(81254; Demarara, 1234® : 2®4c; Porto Rioo. 1134® 12c; Cuba, ll@llJic: molasses sugar, ^4®10J4c. T*as—Steady and unchanged. We quote: Gunpowder, |l ‘26® 1 60; Imperial, 75®l 40; Young Hyson at 51 ®1 25; Oolong. 80c<a$l 20. Wool—We quote tub washed at 64<a68c; fleece washed, 50®35®40c; Burry and unwashed, 3$®40c Wood—Continues in active demand and firm. 'Ye quote long, delivered, r.t 95; block, $5 50; dove, *6. Whisky—We quote old easy at 91c.

Family Markets.

daily review or the Indianapolis retail market. Country Produce—Butter, choice family, 25@ 35c. Eggs, fresh assorted, 25c. Hay, baled, per cwt, 51 20; from wagon, per ton, 520<a22. Onions, bushel, 51 65; per barrel, 53 25. Potatoes, per

per bushel, 51 00; per barn bushel, 80c(afl; per barrel, 30c. Live chickens, each, 2

52 25; sweet, per peck,

30c. Live chickens, each, 25@30c.

FRurra—Apples, per bush, 60®85c; per barrel,

fl 20@1 75.

Fuel—Coal, Pittsburgh, 21c; Highland, 14c; block, 16c; anthracite, per ton, $12 50@13 50. Coke, per bush, 12@l6c. Wood, long, delivered, |5;

block, 85 50; stove, 86.

Fish-

- White, per pound, 10c; per

laT:

kit, 51 50.

50.

Mackerel, per pound, 10i§25c; per kit, 82(33 American Club, per box, 50c. Sardjnes, 25<340c.

10@25c; per ki

...vv wa, oOc. Sardines, »v^.. FijOCR and Meal—Best brands flour, per barrel, 87 50<88; per cwt, 53 50@4; lower grades per barrel, 54(86 50; per cwt, 52 50@3 50. Com meal, per cwt,

91 50.

Feed—Bran and shorts, per cwt, 51; middlings, $1 '50; shipstuffs, 51 25; meal, 51 30; com, per

bush, 60c; oats, 50c.

Groceries—Cheese, Hamburg, 16c; factory, 22a Coffees, Java, roasted, 85@40c; green, 25@30a Rio, roasted, 25@30c; green, 18@23a Syraps, 51®1 20. Sugars, crushed, powdered and granulated, 17’ A coffee, 15c; B, 14c; C, 1834c; yeilew C, 123-

A coffee, 15c; B, 14c; c, 1334c; yeuew c, 12340; brown, lO^+^a^Tem, Gun^wder, 80. +11 60; Cto^gTsO^lw: Japan, 80c®Sl 60. Salt, per sack!

i(X§il5c: per bbl., 52 50. ri

40c. Al f’Vdc 1

20® 30a Currants, Brooms, 20@30c-

Provisions—Mess pork, fresh, 8@10a Beef, fresh,

Shoulde-s, 934a Hams, 17a

;15a Tallow,"

40a

15<820c.

15a Pepper, utmeg, peroz.

r, 20#30a Starch Crackers, 10@15c

low, 12a

Far additional markets aee first pace

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7:10am N.p. Sx 10:56 am Ejdan Ac 4:20 pm Night Sx. 7:45 p m

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Salt Kx 8:55 am Mail ..._H:15a m Martinsville Ac 4:50 p m Balt. Ex 6:30 pm Cln. Ex. 6:06am

Balt. Kx 2:50 am Martinsville Acl0:05a m MaH 11:35 a m Chicago Ex. 7:20 pm Balt Ex 7:35 p m

LavayRT* Railroad.

Omaha Ex 6:40 a m Chicago Ex 8:10 am Chicago Mall. 11:50 a m Chi. A Quin. Ex 5:06 pm

Chicago Ex 8:10 a m CM. 4Quin. ExlO:40am Chicago Mail™ 4:40 pm Omahi Ex...— 6:20 p m

Thursday and Friday, Kov. 2d and 3d. JPcsiti voly Two ISlsHts. Only. UNSWORTH'S” MINSTRELS And BnrUsqua Opera Housa, IMS WORTH, EtGE\E A G. W. H. (.RIFBY, Prep’rs. The Largest, Moat Complete and Refined Minstrel Oixaci/.atiou Aver Brought Together. 25 STARPERFOHMEBS 25 Headed t/y the Original and Only unrswortTH: The Celebrated Orator, and Demosthenes of the present day. JCT'<+ K IN E t The Nightingale of Song and Queen of Grace and Beauty. tr. W. IX. CUtlFCjy'iTV ; Author, Composer, Interlocutor and Burlesque Actor. Will mest positively nppearat each and every entertainment, in connection with their MATCHLESS TROUPE, (for full list of which see small hills,: in the most novel and attractive entertainment ever offered to thepublie. lards of admission, 50c.: Reserved Seats, 75c. Reserve seats 75 cents, to be had at Denham Brothers’. N. B. We parade no brass band in the streets, te n N. V. ROBERTS, Agent.

PROCLAMATION. S 1 O O 1R. E W ZR ID . Mayor’s Office. October 25,1871 One Hundred Dollars reward will be paid to auy person giving such information as will lead to the detection, arrest and conviction of any person or persons guilty of incendiarism in this city. Wi tne» my hand and the teal of said city, jsRAL] this 25th day of October, 1S71. tio DANIEL MACAULKY, Mayor.

j^TOFKHOLOBRS'' NOTICE

Tberowillbea meetins^of the Stockholder* ol the FraukUn Insurance Comi>any, on rhandavnamn

-S^'Ttie ladies will please rememl>er that

Mrs. Dietrichs and Miss Walker, fashionable . milliners at No. 10, East Washington street, ing flo’elook, October 3C187 , at General Nathan

are receiving nearly every day something | K 0h0aU’s office. By order.

new in the millinery line direct from New j , KN A CiII1J> ^ pro^m ^ l ’ r ° tcin -

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Mail APaa Ex 4:06am | Krpress —10:50am

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anoxic; hall.

OAI>£3IT OF MUSIC.

Managres

Messes. Leaks & Dickson.

OPENING NIGHT OF MR. MARK SMITH, WltH HIS CoiiAedy Oompany. Monti iy Ootols! r 30, Will be presented the glorious old English Comedy entitled The Rivals. Sir Anthony Absolute Mr. Mark Smith TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, FIXE OLD ENGLISH OESTLEMAX, AND MIME POINTS OF THE LAW. FRIDAY. BENEFIT OF MR. MARK SMITH. ✓ " Fashionable Matinee, Saturday at 2 o’clock r. 5f. hangc of performance each evening.

M

ETKOPOLITAM TH EAT ELK.

o^>J5n>r zBVEiia'2' istxghit Wltti m Good Tronpc of Performers.

Similia Similibns Curanter. HU MLPHItLEY’S Homeopathic Specifics Have proved, from the most ample experience, an entire success: Simple—Prompt—Efficient and He

HAWTHORN, MORRIS & GORRELL

h»v» Just received a large invoice ol

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be made in using tiiem; so harmless ss to be fre« from danger, and so efficient as to be always reliable. They have raised the highest commendation from all, and will always render satisfaction. Nos. Cents. 1, Cures Fevers, Congestion, Inflamaiion*. 25 2, “ Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic .25 3, “ CrylBg-Colie or teething of Infauts 25 4, “ Diarrna'a, of Children or Adults Sh 5, “ Dysentery, Griping, oilious Coiic. 25 6, Caolera-Morbus, Vomiting 25 7, “ Coughs, Cold*, Bronchitis 25 8, “ Neuralgia, Toothache, Faeeache 25 9, “ Headaches, bick Headache, Vertigo 25 10, “ Dyspep la, Bilious Stomach 25 11, “ Suppressed, or Painful Periods _25 12, “ Whites, too Profuse Periods 25 13, “ Croup Cough, Difficult Breath leg 25 14, " Salt Kbtum, JtrtsipeLa.s. Eruplioni 15, “ Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pams .... 16, “ Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues 50 17, “ Piles, blind or bleeding -50 18, “ Ophtli’amy, and sore or weak Eves „50 19, “ Catarrh, acute or chronic Influenza -50 20, “ Whncplng*iough, violent coughs. ri) 21, “ Asthma, oppressed breathing—.. 50 22, “ Kar Discharges, impsired hearing -50 23, “ 8 rofula, enlarged glands. Swellings 50 24, “ Geseral Debility, physical weakness.....50 25, “ Dropsy and scanty Secretions 58 26, “ Sea-Sickness, sickness from riding..— 50 27, “ kidee}-Disea e. Gravel .50 28, “ Nervoas Debility, Seminal EmLssioss, Involuntary Discharges 1 00 Fire Baxes, with one %i vial of Powder, very necessary in serious cases..5 00 Sore Mouth, Canker 50 Urinary WtakBcas, wetting bed 50 Painful Perieds, with Spasms 50 Sufferings at changeof li'e- l CO Eut epsy. Spasms. St. Vitus’ Dance 1 00 Illptheria, ulcerated sore throat 50 FAMILY CANES. Of 35 to 60 large vials. Morocco or rosewood

IXEOOIL^TEJO Directly from Idmogo, France, t At Greatly Reduced Prices! We Invite an inspection of the same. No. 37 S. Meridian Street*

John Woodbridge & Co., FRENCH CHINA, CML,A.SSW^IkE, Htone Ohina, Table Cutlery, PLATED WARE, Gold Fish and Aquaria. 12 w. WASHnmroTox street.

Hi* VPVXfin (K AGENTS FOR M0SLER, BAHMANN ™ 9 Cincinnati nares, 82 and 84 S. Meridian St.

SAMPLES ALWAYS ON HAND.

ALL SAFES SOLD IN INDIANAPOLIS AT FACTORY PRICES.

^ ». KEKETH, 1 Manufacturer and Wholes* le Dealer la

SADDLERY HARDWARE, Em 34 North Delaware street, opposite Court House INDIANAPOLIS, IN

QEO. liOEMOER A CO., Proprietors of BERBER'S ODOBLESS PRIVY VAULY

Catcri IIin Cleaner, For the State of Indiana Privy vaults, sinks, dry wells, etc., cleaned on short notice, at any time of the day. without the Least annoyance to occupants and neighbore. Mo. 33S Sontli meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

' ' - ■...-.-■..-.-..■.-.■t SPECIAL. NOTICES. l>lt. filJE:klWXJN’«9 Vegetable Catarrh Cure. This remedy is the cheapest and best: the eon* tents of the package, when dissolved in water, making one pint, and is used by snuffing ,he fluid up the nostrils. It produces no pain, hut a* a rule, a pleasant sensation follows the application. It is perfectly harmless in all eases. My using it in th is manner, it immediately comas in contact with every portion of the diseased mucous membrane. We have treated thousands of cases of catarrh, many of them considered incurable, during tho many years we have been In practice, and hate thoroughly tested this simple Vegetable Compound, and know from past experience that it can be relied on *as an unfailing cure, and in cases whore all other remedies had failed. The demand has become so great that we have been induced by its friends to prepare it in a form so as to send it to the afflicted by mail to all parts of the world. We place it at the extremely low price of twenty-five cents. All other catarrh remedies that are in liquid form sell for not less than one dollar. We prepare this, not with the view of making money, but to relieve suffering humanity from a loatlisonie disease, which if allowed to remain in the system Invariably leads to consumption and death. Price,—One Package, Twenty-five Cents; Five Packages, One Dollar. In addition, inclose two three cent stamps for each package, to prepay return postage. We desire to send our thirty-two page pamphlet, entitled “Nan and Woman aa In validM,” to every reader of this paper, and will mail, free, a dozen or more copies to any person who will hand 1 them to their friends.

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to. and .from 810 to $35 Smaller Family and Traveling Cases, with 20 to 28 vials from 55 to 98 Specifics for all Private Diseases, both for Curing and Preventive treatment, in vials and pocket esses 521® |5 POND’S EXTRACT. Cures Bums, Bruises, Lameness, Soreness, Sore Throat, Sprains, Toothache, Eara. be, Ncuraigi-), Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pile?, Eotls. Stings, sore Eyes, Bleeding of the Lungs, Nose, Stomach, or of Pries: Corns, Ulcers, Old Sore®, Price, 6 oz., 50 eta.; Pints, |i {0; Quarts, 81 75. ■tjuThese Remedies, creep* Pond’s Extract, by the case or single box, are rent to any iMtrtof ths country, by mail or ert-re s, face of chr rge, on receipt of the price. Address Hunipfarc-y's Specific 'Homeopathic Medicine Co. Office and Depot, No. 662, Broadway, New York, Foa Sale at Wholesai k by Browning & Sloan; at retail by Wm. C. Cox, Chas. Sage. J. u, Revuol.l*. Haskett A Morris and Charles Dennis.

The Only Reliable Gift Distribution

IN TH* COUNTRY l

$60,000 00 In Valuable GAfts I

TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN

Is. D. SINE’S

152 Regular Monthly

Gift Enterprise, To be drawn Monday, Nat. 2T, 1871. TWO GRJlND CAPIT4JL8, Of $5,000 Each in Greenback!.

Two Prizes $1,000 5 Five Prizes 500 * Ten Prizes 100 2

WHOLE NUMBER OF CASH GIFTS, 1,000. 1 Horse and Buggy, with sUrer-mounted Harness, worth $600; One fine-toned Rosewood Piano, worth 8500 ;Ten Family Sewing Machines, worthSlOOeacn; Five heavy Cased Gold HuntingWatches and heavy Gold * hains, worth 5300 each; Five Gold American Hunting Watches, worth 5125 each; Ten Ladies’ Gold Hunting Watches, worth 5100 each; 800 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Wa’ches (in all) worth from 520 to 5300 each Ladies’ Gold Leontine Chains, Gents’ Gold Vest Chains, Silver-plated Caators, Solid Silver and Double-plated cable and Tearpoous, Ivory-handled Dinner Knives. Silver-plated Dinner Forks, Silver Vest Chains.-Photograph Albums, Ladies’ Gold Breastpins and Ear-rings,Gents Gold Breastpins, Shirt Studs and Sleeve Buttons, Finger-rings, Gold Pens, (silver extension.) eta Whole number Gifts, 6,000. Tickets limited to 60,000. Agents wanvd to sell tickets, to whom Literal Premiums will be paid, angle Tickets 51; Six Tickets, 15; Twelve Tickets, 510; Twenty five Tick-

ets, 520.

Circulars containing a full list of prizes a descrip tion of the manner of drawing, ana other information in reference to the Distribution, will be sent to anv one ordering them. All letters must beaddrc**ed to L. IK fil W E, Box Sfl, te d&w Office, 101 West Fifth St.. Cincinnati O.

Address as follows: Hr. Louis Mjcpjcal Association, 117 North .Sixth Stkmt, i d*w Hr. Louis. Missouri.

WE PATENT GOTHIC DESK. 250,000 SOXZD-

J S A AC H. HERBINGTOX, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Harness, Saddles, BRIDLES, COLLARS, WHIPS, BLANKETS, Etc. 174 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIP, INDIANA.

All kinds of School Apparatus and Church and Hall Furniture. Send for illustrated circular. A. H. ANDREWS & CO., B. WILSON SMITH, J. S. SMITH* Managers. 14 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind. M. A. STOWELL’S NHTW CITY MUSIC STORE Now opening. Sheet Music, Musie Books and Musical Merchandise. Everything new. Call and see at No. 46 North Pennsylvania street, Indianapolis.

CHICKERINC&SONS

Pianos* BEST IZEsT TZHZZE WOKZLD. TAB. e. hadeet.

Ovtjcx aicd Rksmiac*-Virginia avenue, corner South street. _ TpvBfi. KIMOLEBKBttEB A JOBES, Hwnoeorathists. Office No. 87 N. Delaware st. In>5is. T. J. Kindlebergeito residence 128 8.

ce 163 N. Tenn. st.

dianapolis. T. J. Kindlebereer' Meridian st S. D. Jones’ resides

ff A. COMMCOB, M. P, oimei—No. 88 North Delaware street, Rbseokkc*—3?5 North Liberty Wxaet.

yEW MEDICAL BOOKS. ’’Fifth VoL Holmes’ Surgery;

Meadow’s Midwifery;

Dilllnbcrger’s Women and Cbtldreo;

Harris’ Denttotrv -lOth Edition; Flint on Muscular Exercise;

Beale’s life Theories;

T^wHcpd KlectriiAtlon—Buchennr

CATHCART A cLklAND, 26 Eut Washington street.

£ECK General

WEBB

Commission Merchants

For the Sale and Purchase oi flour; grain, pork, lard, Seeds, and General Produce.

Wholesale Dealers In Egg*. Poultry, and No. 43 9, Delaware 8i„

Sugar cured Hams. Butter,

id Ftiiit* of *U kinds.

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