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Show 'J mm WACONS. WINES AND LIQUORS. BAIN WAGONS L. TIBBALS. SAM. inale hwC do a revenue more than n I yields of SALT LAKE CITY servants There DEALER IN BAIN FIWEWIWES, (All si?.es, FUI01IT heretofore expressed for Mrs, Joaquin Miller should be withdrawn. Just read what she has written Dream on, in a late California paper: love and Love again, ye my Oregon dwellers by the margin of the seas. Land of humid airs and henvonly drops, let thy maidens blush and sigh to own the tender passion, nnd write sweet madrigals within thy dewy dingles, and fewer , evils will be done beneath 'the dreamy shadows of thy hills than in lands' where they love not. m AND West. JL. 3E. te- LL.D.s. Thk colored Senator from Mississippi, Black lv. Bruce, is a very good looking Ho is several shades cel o red man. darker than Fred Dougins, nnd is perblood". lie is of haps a the medium height, and rather inclined to be stout. He has a large-sizehead; his face is broad and dignified looking. A black, wiry, stout mustache nnd goatee ornament the lower part of Kis face. lie was dressed in a shiny new suit of black, and whon he firstcame up black had en a pair of very tight-fittikid gloves. He removed them, when he noticed that the other Senators had no gloves on. three-quarte- rs in speaking of Bessie Turner, the witness who has attained so much notoriety in the Beech- er cate, says she is a little girl of good complexion, with reddish brown hair, dropping a long red curl behind, comely but not striking features, aad a general appearance of a poor girl somewhat un easy in the society and prominence she bat attained. She is slight and tinll I. She wore a dark hat and a light veil ever it. There were eardrops of plain .gold ia bar smallish ears. She wore dogskin gloves on fairly small hand.--, a black, oaat dross, and looked timidly out upon the audience. The general impression was that of one detached, incidental and unfortunate, , unowned, but without much oonseiousnoss of it. tiho was sandwiched in between lira. Phelps and tirs, Tubbs, aud bad. been brought to court to ho acquainted with the methods of proeoduro and wait to Lsstiiy. . .. r. t r. CT1 O o r- -i gusrsr.teed Hi m OS dr H so S H Is put upirt tio o ns of vartoaa.slses, suitable W arding bouses, boteta, tes- for smtlKs, , 0 u D w it SELECTED BEST L0lJE, STOCK Corinne Q CO Utah. s h X O A Corner Montana and Fifth Sts. H. MoCUTCHEN' LATE V or No. 24 Main HAND AND FOR SALE at roa onablo prices 'i hoo wagons aro materials thoroughly made. of the very best We-t as the the are known all thro aid bo-- t ui.d most reliable waou mado, and are N LV Lli)c II A It it A . 1 Eo i.Lc'r Lot. 8,03k o;j A LWAYS ON SlZliv ; WaGON BOWS, TIIINIBLE SKEINS, WAGON Montana Street, ATX COVERS, CQRINNE - U- - UTAH. ALL DESCRIP - - OGDEN, UTAH- Fjr kle HOUSE & A. f a RATES Q Jf ! Self-Rakin-g Ma- Reapers, Threshing chines, Sulky Rakes, Plows, for Lake CUTLERY. Ano"ncK' ASU Through to Baa Franclaoo ar d ventilating lieatrg Send for circulars. In Lens Than Four j Direct comaiunioatiou made at rept23. With Ohlc'.go and Northweatorn, Cbic ao, U Ialaud aud ftaciiic aud Ht. Jwaej li and Council Biull Kailroada. aud Muouri River Line ol Packet lo end ' from all principal ern and aoutliru Citiea. " &-- FIRST CLASS HOTELS AND KATIN at conveuien points on the Bun. ltlT FFft I.fft. N. Y. raoia Cars Aecanpany all IralnA. JOHN KUPFER. MONTANA ST. - - r CORINNE. DKAI.KR IV fink atc h es w And nfanufacturor of fine sthkkt, UTAH. NATIVE GOLD JEWE RY & J. W. McNUTT, GREENEWALD, "TpiIEandHOUSE wel Props, 03 For Uirotigh rate dh freight to Montana Sweetwater Mined aud other points, apply tc H. BROWN SON. General Freight. Ageht, Omalta.. .1 T. E. SICKLES, t Gcn'l Eupt, Onialm. O. W. MEADE, AiiaT Gcu'ISup't. FRANCIS COLTON, Gen 'I Ticket scent,' Omaha. ; ( , , Iiicago & Dorlbuestern Kailua y, ou I he table AHD LIDDELL RETAIL ORAL ICE IH sup- f & PURE DRUCfi SCOCEES ASK BROWN, CtlHlSSION WAN FBANCISCO, Below Salt Lake Prices AND CHCr.llCALO SPOUTING, 1 VARNISHES, OIL1, PAINTS, TOILET FINE GLASS, WINDOW SALT LAKE CITY. SOAPS, K SPONGES, BRUSHES, IMPORTED ORDERS by mail promptly filled. PERFUMERY carefully paiked and delivered At Railroad Depots free of charge. AND GOODS. WALL PAPER,' i J- Furniture repaired at reduced prict STATIONERY, PIOTURS JJI5 FRAMES, POCEET CUTLERY, Etc. " y . , . PIUS. , v : i ubct.,H. ' ''"1 ' - urwo? cacicic .o At l nb a u STATE rrcrx?- scojx p. 1 . .i, VlAV c vm ' , , ri : ; ,t , i - J J1 vcy . ! ; . B0AB8 4 II - ylh k ETP7atllf.3-C3Tt:5a- , fnot Cj ntSiri tCr easerftuit - ' ? IIEECULE3 FOTTDEk,, ftkh eoattamil O tew tf cTUr thCi IS r. ' Sisjh'-t- a of our products ovar all others. Wa also call atmntkm to our r . BETWEEN )t Two dolly trains in ooanaeov with t rater os y This preparation is purely vegetable, and is prepared from the racipe of Dr. Keith, who has used it la the treatment of abeve duesecs xploaiveeaowta he boot wuntM wvsa, Res Lvstriahle:succeia f!r m vMtlyWKrigrtecy Pet upinboicftCsnUiningaO rills. ere. 'r' - A drctslar S Price, $1 per hox.x 0 hoxe for $5. Sect by mail on receipt of price. . r 02ee, r of nvy cf our lVitrd only by l ' C. AND OMAHA AND CHICAGO, CTECB GOLD IIE&AIt? Bv the USOnANIOS CtIICT3 And w AGRICULTURE L SOCIETY for the A epoeifle far all cone of chills and" fever dumb ague, intermittaut lever, Ac. XJTTHI.. ; I COBINNJ3. . iota SLEEPING CAE3 Mumr - KITH'S Fcrcr and Ague FANCY Goods se7-3- m hl V PULLMAN PALACE, DINING FRO A Of SUPERIOR QUALITY, FRE8H an received rug KILLS. It being constantly tranauertod into the interlot. ia delivered to th witbii a few daya of the time of and I in every way superior tr anv other Powder it. Market We have been awarded eucoeeaively ne Csxm , FINAN, HADDIES and FRESII OYSTERS IN THEIR SEASON. Main street, 3 doors above Postoifico, u A The. oalebrated , , BI.ASTIW' Highest price paid for UTAH DRIED FRUIT AND CASES FUR- - T3 td Cr Fart have Constant Manufacturers,onand hand BEECHANTS aad Chicago. The Old Established L 314 California Street, Wholesale and retail 1 BLortcat Line between Omaha POWDER WORKS HAS BEEN REFITTED se:7-t- WHOLESALE THE CALIFORNIA and dealers in EVERY PERSON Man, woman, boy or girl should sand At c:? or one of the Excelsior stationery Packets, , ontaining note paper, envelop s, nenhoUter; pencil, pens, blank book, blotter; lihotogsapM of 10U beautiful ladies, tooth picks, per.o.u me lasachet, Chine.e puzsle, and a line piece dies or gents jeivolry. Try a package. Price, post paidv.50 cts., or 3 for si. Awn m. wanted. J. CAKTY il KR0W, Philadelphia. tlbliarrwunrSs. 4. Ir east- dis-Pat- MALSH abeve-inontioi.e- carefully attended to. flhi. Pullsians Palace, Sleeping apd B,rwlr; f 'V sopl-t- f DRUGS, ETC. FRAMES, FANCY GOODS, ETC. METALLIC COFFINS NISIIED TO ORDER. lliy trcet, Chicago, Illinois. PISTOLS and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS al.vnys on baud, ltoy airing done with repl-t- l and uri anted. PICTURE goods, which will bo sold at or i HOUSES plied with the best the market affords. . Invite inspection bv our many customers andthe tronefal public tod a large Assortment of the rst . BAR FIXTURES, . Avoiding tho da yora of th A Dtr"T N KAB THIS V ;.CC AC ; SALT LAKE CITY I PLATED WARE. .7 PACIFIO Etc. 10., SALT LAKE HOU8K maim a - ITii-- 7 all 'kinds of the bo t anil latent improvoil W RCITK Rail Route to CaU(orui All BLISS & WILLS, Xo other Mnloal Intrnmont ever obtained the .camo To;ulai ity. ; BWVSond for Grain Drills, Gang Plows, I V ALLEY aad tb 4,0 0 0 5 FARM MACHINERY. mirrors; - Railroad and The o!do?t. larccet and mort norrect manufactory iu the United States. LAMPS. oarUndertaking i Now in u?o. Mowers, Reapers and Mowers I . now running daily passenger trains, forming connection with the Central PaciSe i' f rUiTV'. ORGANS AND ME L00E0NS at the Also constantly on ban! a full supply of Bedding, Crockery, China. Wo E'tirrntos BUILDING, PRIME GEO. A. CASH KRLitOE n Frssdsco S- - - Furniture ClIROMOS, PLATTE A CO.. Vnitiliilers promptly furnished. 82 TIONS. LOWEST Ss - La w SALT LAKE CITY- v FIFTH STREET. mil'll' 'A With the latest improvements. Register?, AND- FEDERAL COURT iUAGE.wuEuia.sor I wad Superu.tecdenL UNION Raiures &c Stores, S. COMMISSIONER, OAK- - AND WOODS, WAGON - -- A-- WAGON - Att o i ney-a- t r LJ ( CONWAY, I For Wood, Hard and Soft Coal, 5 J. TOOHY, DENNIS T"'a TNIv -- m-r ATTFN1 ION TO MINING FUITS SPECIAL WAGONS w t-La- doors north of Salt Lake City. St-- i'o.-tottic- e, UTAH. a C. . WASHINGTON, A.ttorney-- D. TlMt" se25-i- JOHN T til General sgeuts for Ptosfic coast, " i ten I l WHLMN; PECK Jti aeltf n f full stockof the celebrated CHICAGO SALT LAKE The ereat P. SCHUTTLERS CORINNE, I and family supplies 0 IN THE TERRITORY" I flooded with i e!p inferior Baiiii g in wd r of iicht or short DOOLEVH YkAHT POWDER is warranted full rtr, ngth tu t full weight. Soid at who s ale a,. d ret-i- l, .throughout tbe Uniterl St tea get- - eraJy, by dealers in uioceiies The tuaiket Y-a- et GEORGE A. f ou eh X locan. For sil l n formation concerning freight cr rs ago, apply to ' CIIAS. NIKLEY, General ft xolght aad Ticket Agent JDIIN W. YOUNG, I and i i.er, lake and ocean rtor long voyages. taura-ua- "t.'f n will Please Purchase Passengers their Tickets at the Offices. Dotilfys Yast Powder O 03 oco lor and do not be pur ff with sny other kind. A f p3T Stages connect with Trains to from Northern Settlements. Doolf vn YfUNt Voirder 4tt 1 TRAINS RUN ON give Be sure id ask H 0 I ibt. Pctirder Itoc sisatisfaction. hoo!ey8 I H trs., with OGDEN AND SALT.LA cheapest, a ja. and after .June 12, 1873, Daily Tawenger Train Leave Corinne at 7:80 p.m., and Logan at 8:30 R.in., to connect with liaius for "r On Ponder looltyK frcjit because full m, Is tbe M 0 -3 . pot Is tue b s bf esuss perfrstly pure. vJ ) oo -- OF- how-ove- r, The New York Herald, ! iks, Pimder Tm do lints, .ptr, ca hi 1 u -- AKD- cORIUUD.iJuuo. i corn DoIi yn t cast Peirdtr ua U -- 3 THE LARGEST? AND d ng w kiuUs of I rwdi r st fi 1 15 j A. N. TOWNE, Gon'l Suii'i Trains run betweea . s d p.st y, nlo. ghtsnd hesuhy. a are J tl twV, tej. ixr. 23.. csui;. uuffini, griddle Do6h y 's llskts a 15 oX i wagons sold in the T hoy WACOM 6EPOT Paris Presidents or Professors in institutions of learning. Of her 2,540 scholars, 654 have become ministers of the gospel. She! has produced nineteen United States Senators, forty Representatives in ConGovernors and Lieugress, twenty-fiv- e tenant Governors thirty Sudges or Chief Justices of Supremo Courts, one hundred Doctors of Divinity, and fifty to se.l-t- f in the County of Meath, five Irishmen were recently arrested on suspicion, for being outside their own doors afterdusk. They had met at a neighboring house to compare notes on the project of raising a monument Old Brown University, of Providence, Rhode Island, has good reasons to be proud. From among her graduStates have been supates twenty-fo- ur plied with one hundred and ten 0) , T. II, GOODMAN , Gehl Pa&Var.d Ticket ARctt; f epit C'oudcr in full wiKh ItooryN s u ' - ... feast PcttCit DoiyN Make. ',gint Inn t d r Us. Makes delicious O H FERR S & HOLT, General Agents tor .Montana and Idaho. At Kells, The o The BAIN WAGON Is not made for a cheap waoh. W o do not irctond to compete with cheap work- - Our wagons aro all first class. All wagous warranted lor one year. n by voluntary subscription as a tributelo the memory of John Brown has been sent to "William Lloyd Garrison for transmission to Mr. Browns family. It bears on one side an excellent likeness of John Brown, and on the reverse To the memory of the inscription: John Brown, judicially murdered at Charleston, Virginia, on the 21st of December, 1857, and in commemoration also of his sons and comrades who, with him, became the victims of their devotion to the cause of negro emancipation. It weighs nearly five ounces. in Hum W Is t ut n) C3 The Lightest Draft Wagon Hade. citizens of St. Louis are making arrangements to tender a banquet to in buy e Are superior to any The The gold medal struck ct O With CALIFORNIA STAKE RACK BEDS, LIGHT and H ALF SLUING WAGONS. IOUORS L Dottleyf GS a O 4 n p' c M m lal w ..... i... C:50 , , v"" AtHouimbdstion Ovejrlaiid Preigbtai.d ram forSacranieatosiidSeoftran- 7c2:PcT7dcr Decays f. dlT pure .tut v ho m . I h fO IARII WAGONS 1 over the remains of a gallant frllow countryman, Colonel Leonard. Two of the five, Carey and Tuite, had books in which to enter - subscriptions for this purpose, and on being dragged before the loeal Justice Shallow, they were condemned to one months imprisonment each, at hard labor. WAliOXK, n WAGONS. ft' A It All sympathy Col. Eads, as a representative of the great Mississippi Valley, desiring to give to the world an acknowledgment of their gratitude to him for his indomitable will and perseverance for their ad vancemet in all material interests, and of the for his success in the constru-tiobridge, and for kis persistent efforts to make the entire Mississippi River available to shipping interests by removing the bar at it mouth. H . a " 4 H III Eat... KedOing, vmr ' Stockton, imr, .Los Angeles), San Jose ai.d San 1 111 J o. , H lny Kei'.o, ManvrLUe, I ortland.O.) Mewed t DAHL & SORENSON. ONS WAG i 75c to 1.00 1 u7 ai d Actouuncdation lld i avenger Jra;n lor Toaie, Vr,,n ' uu.emueta.W ndsworth. so eep7-3- u lave low on band We Bamhly 1852. 1ST PUSHED FACTORY fbr Garden and BTeekly or fr kvarim. fipeclal Bates 1 rciubt Pyerleud 60 Single rooms, per day..... 'j i , Yetllnwe Overland Taaaenger 'train fer Oge1 ..$1.50(32.0 ' I i , On aad kflerbaaeayi Tralitt will ! ire f oniJWHC .UTAH, I Single IDOjLl.. RETAIL is some prospect of the passage the by Pennsylvania Legislature of a usury law similar to that of some other States, making the penalty for taking, or contracting to take, any more than six per cent, per annum, a total ferteituro of the principal as well as the interest; as the law now stands, the usurer is only forbidden to recover more interest than " six per cent. I Board and room, per day.......... . annually. 0 . Great Dednetiew ie Prltes le t eda ithe Tltnen. and 0 LLu -- (Opposite the Temple) WHOLESALE $1,000,-00- - 1 - 3 tv EtpUOK, T- real pa are still received in ifiaurf in paypsaint of et& gfttei ACTCTlltI3T8. IACI SALT .tefciCag 4 t i dTROyO. ,,tn Ctl.& wrtai a ow aha. : -- i j E. P. CtAECCilrr -- a- fa w ff : - I . i -- .t 3 . O. uTbcNL'1 nth e a - Bopt elk' |
