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Show r - , A. n ' r n wjm "w' izsn: in MOSTAJf.A LUMIEI! (SOniKTlE DAILY JCimOAl. A Joint Ckmvration of the friends of Canadian Annexation, citizen of the United States and of Canada, is to be held at Ni&grm FaUj on the 4th of July next." A French savant likens the quickness of rolition in an animal to the telegraph. When a whale is harpooned, he says, oil GEE2Z3E- i FAST ' V j AS I- t- & 03. Plano Moriufhcturoro, J. M EXPRESS LINE the nerve telegraphs to the creatures brain: Harpoon" in tail; upon which the brain . telegraphs back : Jerk tail and upset boat? Greeley tells ah. inquirer that thereis no trouble in raising geese for market if you dont wean them too young. Let them. trot around with the old ewe till their bridle-teet- h are grown, and you can then, transplant them to the forcing . ' I HUGH KIRKENDALL, I .Jit h U f 4 Fht ymm! BAn.r 1 ' . IraP!o)nto-- 1 AMO of Tin, --in BA r- - IN LESS THAN FOUR every. , 0 and Continue During the Season. ! I Pass, Packets to and from all principal Eastern Southern CtrtetL - ROCKER DIPPERS, PICKS, dtaomA' at EIGHT DAYS Manufacturers and Importers the same foundry, which to be cast t tons of tailings m will work r hours. twenty-fou- Corinne to Helena M08IBAL forty-eigh- UmAlI Receipt CONSTANTLY ON HAND 00- To Make Whitwash. Slake half a bushel of fresh with boiling water, keeping it covered during the process. Strain it, and add a peck of salt dissolved in warm water, three pounds of good rice put in boiling water, and boiled to thin paste ; half a pound of Spanish whiting, and a pound of clear glue dissolved in warm water ; mix these well together, . and let them stand for several days. T7 Keep the wash thus prepared in a kettle , or portable furnace, and when used put on as hot as possible, With painters or A Y' TLV A Ah. -- TT kj . F. F. AND E. LINE. f p I? C g J I .whitewash brushes. ! NTRACTS MADE FOR THE DELIVERY To Protect the Sleeves of a of O Freights to arv foist is xostasa. 3 'Hress. is often necessary to make It i " biscuit for tea; or to wash supper dishes 19 Terms will be as Cheap asfthe wa a very nice dress.1 8oiUe protect their Che .wloeves at such times, as follows: Take . worn-ou- t stockings, eut them ijpvit of the ankle Hem them, if you amkui. When you want to use them, ROUflh LUmOOr frOfil iHrar them on to the arms, top end first. K.XT I Pi 1 'iTRxeyr are so elastic that, if care is used FROM rj i in drawing them1 on, they will not crush Ube sleeves. SIERRA VALLEY CLEAR SKA-- 1 HELEHA TO DEEE LODGE. ilW 650 Broadway. K. General Ticket Agent, 7 - - - Corinne, -- - niCIllOAU SOUTHERN -- Kat 1 CHICAGO 'To Fry Sweetbreads. Let them. oak a few minutes in water. Take tk?m out, .and wipe them perfectly dry. Do' not cat them or split them.' Put on Ipepper and salt. Let the pan get hot, with livery little butter or perfectly sweet I . lard ,in it.; j Now lay in toe : sweetbread. Dont be in a hurry to turn them. If j in danger of burning, remove from the front of stove. When cooked nearly through, turn them, and let them cook as lonjg again .They, must be veil cooked. ! 1 . . bva , Utah. . x ; Floorinff Oregon l?i Oflees in'CORlPfNXS, HXSBRnA AND j DEER LODGE. redwood finishing BER. GEORGE JVIO U JLiD-L- bottles : fill up with Put in cold spring water. Put them in a vessel of-- water up to the neck: boil half an over tight, hour; tie bladders or or cork' and seal while hot. Let them set1 Until cold. Keep in a cool place. Use aa soon as . opened. Pack hay around while boiling, to steady them. Cracker Custard. Make a rich lemonade' with two lemons and one pint wide-mouthe- d oil-ski- - ALL HarketYI from Abroad Promptly At - r T7. T. FIELD, - f AT ! i s f THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. Site. I ofthe FARM I f . - myddSm C r A my5-d6a-a ft t FAMILY SEEING MACHINE. The Champion of first premium in two i.fr ;r..liable .. to rip than bIts itronger and t y . I ' . Imb the Leek Kdtch JdfB hsport f the Triid. Send tor tbs Report and samples of work con W-t- -g both Uadi of stitch on the same piece i or good, : j. 4 - K" agbntswanted. t mr2dlm-wl- y 133 Lake Rt., Chicago. .i, , - t I P f r i: OMS-HAL- C0XR5LL, WARD ' L s r .si. 1 - 4 Delivered every monism from abroad Huntington, Uopltinq -0- -0- Toledo, A Pittsburg,' Baltimore, Albany,New 2Atf York, Co IMP0STESR0F AT1D Washington, Rott ALL EASTERN raoN, TEEt, Powder, CARDS AND INKS : xne, ROPE ' r Hlrcping . , . 'ITKrtldMOi.EwlUttten 'Jnta AP. I . ..fdaily; ipunn al, ' , CORINNE ; . t sxneCT..,.;;;"-i-.r-:,c- o J l i,-- - - .. i . v. f " - k , myS-dl- Oomditt i 01 T -- bvt ftr a B. perkin PftnU Genl Ticket - J.Agent Vi KCR8R, Ha, d.ZX Ctrest, , $ Oocraoeato. li v, m i Vr . ' - if Vm'1' CITIES ."5 HARDWARE;! OUR ASSORTMENT OF v ( Betrolt, in to titles suit ' utah. my15tf ' bi John nmn.' nHdtd.Va - Order t- of Execution. BLOCK WKOT OF DEPOT, amimm, be Produced Anywhere, a Dalh Ucuco, ! Most Extensive EvePi. EL U. P. CPEnCER, - - Pxepr.j ts the HOSE Sf! P ' I M Brought to the Territory. o . - jlrudot!- Galesfmrgm and Clear a can Cold - both as Entire Satisfaction, manner to Price and Ct . Burlington Keokuk t Logansport, Layfayette, All Wox;h Warranted to Give ! to Ottum.g' J Etc. ' d Bitters, The Shortest and most Desirable Route my6-d6- A CHICAGO. i SAINT LOUIS . . Barber She? 136 M Etc., , WITHOUT CHANGE Eagle Thing, And various other brands of the ChoiSest Cigars 111 eOUTIl NFASS2X OT9P3SP, rn7ILC0X A fall BBS v2J German Koehnes PER80NAL AND PROMPT ATTENTION --i Etc., 0- -0 and Manufacturers of Proprietor - fig I COUNCIL BLUFFS TO CHICAGO Pelican, Game Booster, Legal Tender, Tupltes, The "Lone Star JU M.Uto, Gulliver, CORINNE. FoPdlgri fLiqdord, RAILROAD LINE! TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY of Fashion, Sueee, Power The Golden , COLLECTIONS WILL JUECXIVX eam to - - - t - k , - m BRANDS TAX RECEIPTS. V. Importers and Jobbers of And the Principal Cities Emst mnd West. NEW ..TRUNK- LINE! Befiance, The Lion, Falmtaff, Universal Standard, I San Francico, jJI''' BlLEltT ... Warehouse near the Depot, ' I AND beat and latest improved s Bfc SCHOOL REPORTS myMtf Advantage tor give me a Call i undjECxchanfre. before Purchasing Elsewhere. SWETT LEONARD & CO., , , Mowers, to kCvin-nv- Dedanco Cioar Manufactory, FARE.j ITo. DEW Y0UE. 174 Water BALL CARDS. Reapers, MA CHINER ? I Fl IIB I lim ISlI IDQ UuOOS fmy5-dG- ' Threshing Machines, Sulky Rakes, Grain Drills, Plows, And all kinds Builders wiltfind it to their at all principal Ticket OfTir thv Northwest and Louth west, and at the OfHcea, No. 66 Clark street, Chicago. F. K. MORSE, Can be procured a AND - Self-Baki- ng Cashier. ....Y ok, Chicngro, New . BLANK NOTES Constantly on hand a ftill supply of SIGHT DRAFTS DRAWN ON . . OF , Gang Plows, Goverament ' ,Vouchers, Ooin, Gold Dust, ' BILLS d4iru"":'' ,Dd L,uh,fhfwM;,SdffiUr THROUGH TICKETS -- AND- ALSO J Preiidwit, BUY AND SELL ' BROWN & PRIOR, I FOR 8ALE I (m Tlieee combined with elaborate and elegautlj furniahed and fitted m DAY AND, NIGHT COACHES, and Tag, RESPECT. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, CORINNE, UTAH. o.D.CAsa; my6-d6- RECEIPT AND CHECK BOOKS, WAYBILLS AMI A Alro, S Etc., COMPANY. RUBBER PRICES CURRENT Glazed and. Unnglased, Mowers and Reaera, . ' Car-rol- MANUFACTURED BY THE RAILROAD AND STEAMER BOOKS, I WINDOWS, myyOtf . i Tim- - DOORS, BANK OF CORINNE, . 1x61 A M. HOUSE. i IN EVERY Patent Coupler and Platform; Baker Smiths Patent fCar Patent Heater) Creamers ls Safety Drakes, and Ventilators. Miller RUBBER BOOTS, HAYWARD ait'i ai.i s n PHOTOGRAPHS and VISITING CARDS ELECTION AND BALL TICKETS, The Celebrated Sam Brown Bhirt sixes. Cowers, all Wagon AND SERMONS LECTURES,, A. V Zlade a Specialty. Skeins, Wagon Bows, Thimble i 1855. ESTABLISHED j'w 1855. Wagon Woods, No. 93 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. ' Wagon and.Carriage Material SIZES AND LENGTHS! Svery Day In Quantities to suit Pur- chasers, by I runsengor traliiH on this line are oiuii pcil improM-nu-ntall nuxit-rfor, the roniturt safety of passengers, such as COLCHESTER Abo a Full Stock of Scantling and Hining boro ItlVEIt ICE, Best Im the . . WARRANTED I 1 Witliout Chpnjye. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED - WaybUl Alwaya on hand and for aalc at reasonable prices. These wagons are thoroughly made, of the very beat material", Rnd are known all .through the West aa the beat and most reliable wagon made, NEW YORK 173 Fearl St., Boston. Railroad and Steamer dieeh, Wine and Liquor Label, Shuttlers Chicago Wagons ? --OF- . Utah. e, ad are m paste. Order 1 I AND FENCING, LOW.E, A FULL STOCK OF TIJJ5 CELEBRATED QTTTXTOT" n tab ks noon' frZTBLZr ful of butter, and a little mace. Bake Delivered Cot-tim- SIDING, Fruit Without Sugar. To Save Vlb, N A. AND Wales, Emmons A CO., Frofframmes and Handhitlf Billhead and Circular , ,8how Cards and Poster, OF J ( '.- iv AGon Depot PINE AND REDWOOD ; SUCH AS LUM. Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester my2-d3r- n 39 Barclay St., New York. my2dtf ! CHICAGO, GRAND 1UPID Breeden & Southvvick, the Best Style of the Art In RUNNING THROUGH BETWEEN Particular attention paid to orders by mall. RUBBER BOOTS & SHOES, f I BUFFALO. & LAKE SHORE LIKE 1 COLORS J I R. All the principal Railways of tin 19'and Southwest connect at Chicago a O- JOB PRINTING l! R. BETWEEN . I9 r A5 BETWEEN F9UBTJT AND FIFTH, ! Onmha. tf SHORE MONTANA STREET CH1CACO. M. FRANCIS COLTON. LiluE HUNT "f PROSPECT. 69 Washingtcn Street, i. C. W. MEADE, my2-d- Warerooms, 00- puian Assistant General Superintend) nt. BAUER & CO. -- freight vtlu-- r General Superintendent, EVERYTHING FOR A COMPLETE OUTFIT TO TO THE TRADE. ' JT. RATK9 ON T. E. SICKLES, Onikha. house, SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS i ' .Q THROUGH XI. BROWNSON, General Freight Agent, Oumh. or Mo- Catalogues of Pianos. Organs, Melodeons, sical Merchandise, will lie sent to anv address upon repaired. application. All hinds of Instruments Kanoa Pianos sold oft easy terms. Second-han- d eV-- n in exchange for new ones. LOW 49FOR to Montana, Sweetwater Mines and nminsHiiro goods, E c i.re MARK GOODS CARE OF? AND FOIt SALE, AND KlSTnor-CitRSniHovD- Goods not attainable by any .ttunngnf enabled to offer . , - large connections with the most promi-ne- it Having 1 1 'use in Eampe, and facilities for the oilier -- HOUSES Pnllaum'a Paines, Sleeping nj Brewing Ream Can Ac- -, cent pan? all Trains - BANS INSTEU2IENTS, STBXHQS. ! EATING AND At convenient points ou the line. of FROM BUILDING MATERIAL aud SPRING POINT SHOVELS, Hase-jnic- -- at H A. A. -- HOTELS I mnaakatke aad O j " ? Dirtd Sc On and After April IO, 1871, T Medalp DAYS! AvoMiag tbs dsagen of tie Sea. AGENTO WEOTESN . and the Gold Silses Imieht coppbb. nocKEnmoHi for B. Shooingtr Co s Tongue, E. P. Needham Son, Church and Parlor J Gold Gold Scales, QuIduUm C. II Organa and & : COAST ha rnadK- o- Through to SHEET - IRN WARE. HELENA AND DEER LODGE rms PACIFIC Copper . 4 dak, " All Hall Paw Is to Ctllftrau AND FOR fASSESGEB TitAixs ccwtoat. vaci - All Ilaxmfactarcr f It A I$ NAILS,4 ; Instruments sold hr ns are fulhr warranted for All LEAVE -- SA13 & ... nr Fimt OOEIITITE frames without wilting. The iron bridge at St. Charles, Missouri, built for the Northern Missouri Railroad, is now so nearly completed that trains will run across it on the 4th proximo.; This is the' second bridge which has been constructed across the Missouri die .most difficult stream in America, to bridge ; the present work has been under construction or in preparation since tbe Summer of 1866. The dyspeptic world has been longing for some substance which will reinforce their digestive powers. Foremost .among such agents are the artificial preparations called pepsin, pancreatin, and jnaltin. Dr. Farr thinks that a mixture e with the former of these of sutances is excellent for dyspepsia, re-as he has already used it with excellent sult. A settler, ten feet six inches in diameter, and , weighing 5,500 pounds, has 4 I -- TRUCICEE & CORinriE J ASP KS7ATI. IR0N, STOVES, PIANO FORTESr I WILL AiWoGxlrtitAiAoxNTS- - , U Stdir,t:J;Kcavy.pcrCdtro,i jspiy.ney-riou- t Wm. Knabe & Co., . I 9 DAE3D Forth. edebnt s . , VC2Z3, CLAlLno I ' li 1 WEOLESAia rt- - . i - . b T 'tffrcjri, - J- n?iriNG IN OOlpRS 0enerydi . MADASrjli ttUMhk j . Li ' - i ,J. '"j i b , J |