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Show 300,000! MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY. Ljalized by State Authority and Draw n iu Fublic iu St. Louis. Grand Single Number Scheme. 50,000 NUMBERS. CIaL, O""" Xov- 3' 5.SS0 1'rb.et, Amounting to $500,000. 1 , l ,.t 3,10 JSn"o, '"U' !'"" J?" i.n.- a .-,oo' 30t,ri7.iof aoo So , m""f lHO,.r,ol 1M ;; .( 5,000 pruwof JO Uuartcr, J.50. O.r ltlor. re charter b7 the Slate ir. at" jTi drawn U tlio lime uaiusJ, and all drawing Tn"" ""lpubltslied In Hi 8t. Unl "J f d"w,uS 10 j... ,.i'avi-rT luotli iluriuc lbs year 167i ii l.unt .l onr ri-k lv POST OFFICE uov okue:;. iimiisiKKKu lkttkr, bliAKT orKXl'ltKfl Pfinl lor circular, Ad-arrM Ad-arrM Ml It'iAV. BJiLI.KR Co., Jfo-l Offlce Uoxa-4-10. ST. LOU IS. M o. mil7. MISCELLANEOUS. BOILER MAKING THE IIXIIERSIUNED is proi'iirod to .Jo Holler or Tunic MuUlag OR REPAIRING ; Ami "in m v oi.r hoilkrs or flues, or tako them in tay for work. io will also do any kind of MILLWRIGHT WORK On short notice Orders left at tho Herald 0flico will receive pro mill mieniLvn. ckil JOHN SLOAX. THIS WELL KNOWN BRAND -OF- JAPAN TEAS -FOR SALE AT J9Mm B Grocery Department. J..U IL B. CLAWSON. Sort. TIME TABLE. BURLINGTON ROUTE. TO THE EAST. NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. No. 3. STATIONS. Sir rem MAIL. LeaTe SALT LAKE 5:00a.m. 2:45 p.m. " OiLAIIA 6:30p.m. 5:30a.m. Arrive BURLINGTON 5 C0a.m. 8:i0p.m. " Galeabur(C.B.AQ.) 7:00 a.m. 10:50 p.m. Menaota " LU15 &.m. 323 a.m. " Chicago " 3:15 p.m. 7:00 a.m. " Peoria - - - 9:00 a.m. Ii50a.m. " Ind'nliflU.B.AW. 6:15 p.m. 9:25a.m. " Cincinnati - - U-SQ p.hl 4: 15p.m. I " Logan sport 55o p m ' 9:20a.m. T. P. A W. i " Coinmbua j 2:46 n-in. p.m. SyThronnh Cars from Missouri River to Chicago. Irili.innrolid, Cincinnati, Loeads portand Colombo. Connections at those points with lines leidincto tho East, North and Sooth. This ii the Ben, S!iortt, (talckcit nd Cheapest Route. Do nntbedeciTod, but obtain Ticket ria the Barling ton k Missouri River Railroad. A.H.TOUZALIN. C. E. PERKINS; Gea'l Paw: AienL Gd1 Sqp'T. RAILROADS. G. P. H, 3.. ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 16th, IS73. THAI SS WILL LEAVE OtiDEX DAILY AS FOL- LOWS 1 Overland rftjsencr Train for Tcano, j Cartin, inrn.-u.ucca. W:nlsworth, Reno, Marivillo, Redding Itor OrocrTi1, S?.icr:Liiicnlu, Stockton, Lathrop, Merced (kt YosGLuitp), 1 Tirton i fur Los Angeles), tan Jose and caB 1'ranciicoi - - - - 5.20 p.ji. 0verlard Freight and Accommodation Accommoda-tion Train lor ion Jt'rancLBco, - - 5.15 p.m. A. N. T0W.VB, T. U. GOODMAN". Uon1 Sup't GEo:ii:tifirJIickttAEt- Aclm, J-a!t Lake Citv, Utfico with Marshall i Carter, Over W. i. Co "3 Lank. s-jj " CHICAGO & ALTON R. R. The Only Flnt-Clasa Kord in the "West, LOUISIANA, MISSOURI. .New Short Route from ; Kansas City to Chicago, VS Lihoiit Cliauge I KD,-W c"y nd Northern Ui North Mi.joun.andChic.Koand Alton KnIroaU-. crosiiuic tho .V i-si-aippi at Lou-' Lou-' i,Vunai., au 1 I'Wsjne through Jaciijoa-Tiiio, Jaciijoa-Tiiio, IJIeomiogton and Joliet. Tho Shortest aud Best Houte (o the East, via ( hirairo! ELEGANT LAY CARS AND fimirass cahs Ken throaeh from KJn.M eitT and St. Louu lothKige, without change ! PDLLMA3 PALACE DIIIIS EM AND SMOKING CARS On.ltdiiljir.in.: ih, only lin.'runnin. tnc.e c.r. from K.a...Ciy And Ht.Lo.il.loChtca No Line makes as Good Time, ""!ri,?"l"" h" b""r K-mr-.t I ni.r0"rUT('lr;'-n,:r;' k; " "''oi Jay c -.. 1 r. tm ..I K.n. r.iw,';" "i ! "i,!i';",1;: JAS. UARLTON, J- MuMULLI.V, "' Su'"'' C.4A.H.K..CW0M.. HiA.NK high, I Kliiu" I' m!' i A. K.K. jlu ( TRAVEL. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On and after Rtpttmbcr 3d, MIXED TRAINS WILL Uoing South. Leave the Utah Central R.R. Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7 a.m, and 2.20 p.m. Sandy, (nearest point to Little Cottonwood Canon.) at 8.10 a.m. and 3.30 p.m., arrive at Lehi at 9.10 a.ui. and 4.30 p.m. liolug Xortli. Leave Lehi at 9.30 a.m. and 4.50 p.m.; Sandy at 10.50 a. mi and 6.10 p.m; arrive at Salt Lake City at 11.40 a.m. and 7 p.m. ' FAKEX : Salt Lake to Cottonwood Station, 60cti tiandj ,l $1.00 " " Draptr " 1.29 Point " " 1.75 Lehi " " 2.25 Psjtsengera will pleaje purohase tickets at the othce. M. H. DAVIS. Gen, Freight and Tioket Agent. FKRAHOBZ L1TTLB iTjpmanmunNT. GILMER i SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES THROUGH Utah, South-east Nevada & Montana, Mon-tana, Leaving Suit Lake City Dally, tn nlng boutb to Tiatio, American Fork, Mount Nebo, Sevier, St. George, Utah ; and j?ioohe, Nevada ; Paaslnff through Provo, Sprinfrville, Spanish Fork,Pay-BOn, Fork,Pay-BOn, Salt Creek, Chioken Creek, Boand Valley, Fillmore, Corn Creek, Beaver, Minere-viile, Minere-viile, and AU the. principal tovm and mining campt iniouthern Utah and south -tatf Nevada. Alio Ukri Cortnne, Utah, dally, rouamlng north to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Deer Lodge, Cedar Creek mines, and passing through all the principal towns and mining min-ing camps in Montana. Mon-tana. PRINCIPAL OJTFJCK, Wells, Fvgo & Co. Building' inn Salt Lake City Len Wicee. fl. P. Kimball SALT LAKE, opnra And Tintic Stage and Express LUTE, UUMNIRO DAILY FROM SALT LaK.K CITV, via LAKE TOWM, TOOELE CITY, BTOGKTOH AMD OPH1K, TO TIMTIO. The ronte hu been re-stooked with plea-did plea-did Concord Coaohos, fine Stock, oatefal and attentive Drivorf- and eTcry attention ii paid to the com for' anl oonTenienoe of pauea-ten. pauea-ten. Qood accommodation on the road, THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. OdM at Walla, Fargo Co.'i, Bait Lah Oltfj WLNES & KIMBALL, pH Proprietor!. UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. U isdiftir Olonday, July 1, 1HT1 . Ia!Ij Trains Leave Salt Lake City at S a m. and 2:15 p jrj Arrive at Osden 7 a. m. and Lii p. m. Leave Ogdan at 8 a. m. and b:3Q p. m. , Amn at Salt Lake Oity IU a.m. and 7:30 p.a In addition to the ahote Will ma DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Leavlni Bait Lke City at 6.30 p.m.. and Ucden aiSa-ra. aaeare wm piM Parabase their Tlakaia t tb Omee. rilty Cen additiiDKl w(H beobarced when the fare ii oelleoud on tho train. For all Information ooneomlnr freight or paaiaae. applj to Itt. II. DA VIM, Qtnerel freight and lioket Ar't JOHS SHAEP, BUM BOOKS, STATIONERY, SEWING MICfllN'ES. in S3B m Calder & Careless, (LATE CALDER & SEAKS,) rcspccttully mvitoour Patrons and the Public to call and examine our stock of the abovo named instrument. We are also General Agents for tho MASON & HAMLIN world-renowned CABINET RGrAlVS, Which wo havo proved beyond all doubt to be tho best and most suitablo organs tor this olimate; and have also the WOODS, ESTEY, SMITH and other ORGANS in stock. . 1 Wo have the Largest Stock west of Chicago of Musical Merchandise, INSTRUMENTS, SHEET MUSIC, MUSICAL STUDIES, and everything required by Amateurs, Teachers and Mueioians. MUSI GAL INSTRUMENTS. Our Stock consists in part of oriV& 75KX?S28' -oscebtia, noonus basses, vKmYVs fir it "i l!"' J'OLKX KI.I...S, MARE UK! MS, BAVJ.ili' fLMJKOI.ETTS, BASS , MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Pl.no SIool.,Tl.Itn Siring., Oult.r Ntrlng., Violin Furnlihlngf, Onll.r !." ,lnS';,,Acc"d'n Furnt.hlnK., Drum FurnlslilnK., Tunlii. SiiTlJ ? ,P"'.?,U',C. P"l'". lU.nk Mn.lc Book. .,.,1 c.Fdi, Rlu.t MuhIc, ln.tructlon IIooIl. for all IniLrnm.QLi, Etc , Etc., Kte BOOKS -A. 1ST ID STATIONERY. Our Stosjk consistj in pt of .rrSSKI.'S"0? "H.""1. A"n"tc.n Tr.ot Socl.ly, ni.cell.ne.ua .nd Si.b. I. E. lo B,i'. B1...1. Book, or .11 de.orlp.lor.., bk.i.rd., Writing PoVjl. r C'' . J'?" "". ilol.lrr., Pencil., F.ngll.n Poeket Knlrei mud Ncl.sors, Al.nn'a P. tent Parchment Copying Book.) all onaliiiea and weighta of a: k-apkhs. SV'Vl"'',C"F' ",. .! Fl.t C.p, Folio Po.t, Frencb Note, Initial Sote, i.n. elope., .11 .1... and q ualit fca, ard Board, all color., Foreign, riaane Paper, all colore, Drawing Paper, Drawing Booka. SC1IOOL PUK.IHIS(1S OF EVEBT DESCRIPTION, SUNDAY SCHOOL PRESENTS. nZtftfi'Zi'''?'''' from th Urn Publlakun Moose of 1. Is elion 4 bom, which iro offer at thoir regular Wholesale and Ktil pricea. L. PRANC & CO'S PUBLICATIONS. Books' for hoJfioH w?l,,pA81:ntS for Ut"b- for ' f " mMifint Cards and THE WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. We respectfully invito the Public to call and examine our Sowing Machines Detore ! purchasing elsewhere, which we claim to be tho best, oheapest, and most durable in the market. We guarantee every Machine wo sell to give entire satisfaction. All aro warranted to sew, with perfeot ease, Beaver, fPly11-',' 1J?lilns". Denims, Domestic Cambric, Linen, Muslin, Laoo, &c, and will Tuck, Hem, heU, Braid, Bind, Cord, Gather, in fact will do all kinds of work. Alive J ears guarantee given with eaeh machine. Instructions froe by an expert on the premises. 63 UTAH NORTHERN S 2 On and after Oct. 28th, Trains will run BET WE E S BRIGHAM JUNCTION with C. P. R. R. HAMPTON'S 7or MONTANA. Dis.' GOIXQ SOUTH J; Ve Dls.j OOIXq WORTH . I lF.r.. Leave HaDPtoo a at U:ts i l eave Brijh.m at 7, " D.wrfill." 50 VA Box Elder " 8:30 25 11. - UerreyvlU. " 1:35 j j75 OH Calb Fort " 9:00 60 13)4 j " Cilia Fort " i:43 I DO 14 " Honoj-vUl. " 9:10 75 SOX " Boi Elder 2:15 ! r25 18 ' De.ojvill." 8:25 1 00 Arrive at Brigham 2:30 lisp 25 Arrir. at Hampton'. 10.-00 150 SPECIAL KATES TO EXCURSION PARTI RS in JnffT, i "nT0 Vah'?e ''"koto at tho Company's Offices, or 50 cents additional wiB be oWgod when the Faro is coll, ctod oo the train R;i A","D.fmCDU. have boon made with the Central Pacific ,d Utah Central naZ tT m.Pa,010'.wll"oby passengers oan purohana Tickets at tho U. C. Z TTSM if p C"7J; - ?r0ffi0 " 8don for Bo1 Kld r Hampton's on the U. N R. R., and from Hampton's or Box Elder to Ogdcn or Salt Lake City at greatly reduced rates. Through Connection as follows : Goran south p.m. goi.sa north. a. m. Leave Hampton', at U:ls Lo.ve Salt Lake Cltr, UCIUl., at W Arrive at Brjghan, U. H. B. R. 2:30 Arrive at Ogdon, ,M LeV.Brigh.m.O.P.R.R..t 2:30 Loav. Ogdon, C. P. It. IU, at 7:16 Arrive at Ogdoa, CP. R. R. j:50 Arrive at Brigham, 8:13 Loav. Ogdon, U. C. R. R, 5:30 Leave Brigham, V. N. K. H., at 8:15 ArriveatSaltLak.Citr 7:30 Arrive at Hampton'. 10:00 THE TIME TABLES ABE CALCULATED ON SALT LAKE Tl.MK FARES, Hampton's 'to Orira, ........ , j2 m Salt Lake City to Box Elder H 25 ti mi to Salt Lake Cllr H Hampton's 150 Boi Elder to " 3 , 0tda t0 Hampton's" . .. . .. 2 50 0"dn. 1 " " Box Elder... 1 25 H. G Miller & Co's Express leaves Hampton's ovcry morning for Logan on arrival of the 10 a.m. train, and tri-weokly, Monday, Wednesday and tnday, lor principal sottlomonts in Caoho oounty, roturning daily from Logan to oonnoot with tho 12:45 p.m. train, and Howe's Eipross every Tues-clay Tues-clay morning Irom I'ronklin to Soda Springs, returning therefrom ovcry Friday Fri-day morning. j JOHN W. YOUNG, Gen'ISupt. TOYS ! TOYS ! TJie Largest and Uest Variety Ever brougUt lo Salt Loko City is to be fount, ut WILLIAM If IRES' ." ' tu mm ana ! East Temple Street, Ona door north or Campbell & Patterson's Book Store. WHOLESALE AM) KUTA1L. MISCELLANEOUS. Z. C. M. I. SIJOEFACTOEY DEPARTMENT, 99 East Temple Street, SKIN OF THE gia -pjOOT GENTS' BOOTS, LADIKS' BOOTS, CHILDREN'S BOOTS, GENTS' SHOES, LADIKS' SHOES, . CHILDREN'S SHOES, GENTS' SLIPPERS, LADIES' SLIPPERS, CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, For fino weather or stormy weather; Tor walking, walk-ing, duncinK, lvorkttiK, hi-akkino, olimbiDg, riding, Lshuig, mining, otc, etc A large and choice a.sortment or Hie above, our ow n luiLko and imported, at tho most reasonable rea-sonable pricos. We make to order any at)-le and quality tlcalrcd and lusiirt Batlalaolloii. OLD BOOTS Made as good as now linot SELLING OFF OUR OLD STOCK BELOW COST! Sole Leather! Upper Leather! Harness Leather! Imported Calf Skins, Amorioan Calf SkiDS, Morocco and Kid Skins, Shoe Findings, AS 11 "kit" of all kinds:: HORSE COLLARS! Ilorso Collars ! ! HORSE COLLARS!!! ALL AT LOWEST PRICES, Wholesale aud Retail ! Ordcre by Itmll receive .pedal .lid prompt atleulloii. HIDES AND WOOL BOUGHT. U. B. CLAWSON, Sup'i. JOB PRI NflM The varied wants of the MINER, ARTIZAN anil TRAVELER FOR JOB PRINTING OAN, BB FILLED AT THE HERALD JOB OFFICE. The unanimous satisfaction given by the work done at onr office in the past baa justified us in continually importing im-porting all the Newest Attractions with wbioh to please onr patrons in Elegance A'D Style, and perform Job Printing to compare favorably with any importation importa-tion in this line from the East or West. Anything in the nature 01 PAMPHLETS, POSTERS, SHOW CARDS, MINING BLANKS, BUSINESS BLANKS, CERTIFICATES, HANDBILLS, BUSINESS CARDS, VISITING CARDS, BANK CHECKS, COUNTINQHOUSE WORK! RECEIPTS, BALL TICKETS, CIRCULARS, BILLHEADS, CARDS, ETC., ETC., done to order in blaok, colors or gold. Wo do not profcas to work below oost, nor work for the sake of working, nor giro baits of any nature, bat by s system of calculating prices, make a rule to compote with outside Quality & Figures 1 BUY YOUR OFFICE DESKS From Muofutorut direct, A. H. ANDREWS ic Co. 119 131 Weat W.Bltlnctor. St., CHICAGO, llaaalMtaren ef SCHOOL, CHURCH HALL and FINE OFFICE FURNITURE Will .hip SCHOOL DESiHM AND SEATS. . PirTTEKS for Chnrche. LUlla or Hotoli Offio Luk aud Countar Fittimn. frorti our Btook. or iDfirla to orJer in ilio in nit aieiriint manner. DIKtXT TOCTSTOM EUS tn L ull, Colorado, or other wwlorn SmiN nd Terri-torle, Terri-torle, iecuri" iho verv lnwnit fYciuhU. mJ BAVtNU KKTAl LEKS' I'Uuh'ITy. Band for llluilralod C.U..bu. Sent Tree. Ad.irMi, A. n. ANDKEWs iC., mind 111 wit nuhLBitoD iLrotL CLUCAOU.' INSURANCE. AMAZON LWRIXCB CO. J. B. BFWETT - - I re I (Untie. (Unt-ie. D. WEST - - Secretary. Cincinnati, Ohio. ASSETS, JUSTE 30, 1873. Cash on hand, tn bank, and in course of trans uiUsiun- 5111,308 ST Urtitod StatoaUontia, market volu i:?US 09 MorUfRgM W-Lt.liUi 7 Collateral Loans JiM Od Aocruod lotoroat - ai.til'J 68 Bills Kocoivablo 36,;' 17 15 Stato Bonds and Miscellaneous W17 TO Due from Agents ito.oo" 86 SS006 70 LIABILITIES. Outstanding Louu and other Lio biliUea $77,711 H H. R. IV1An: Agent, Office i Bank I ii k Home of A. W. W hite Co, 1', O, Box, 554. ir28 OF THE Home Mutual IHSURAME COMPANY, OF CALIFORNIA. CAPITAL --- - $650,000. JOHN II. KEDIXUTOX, President., CHARLES R. STORY, Secretary. Principal Office, 433 California St., SAN FRANCISCO. H. R. MANN, Agent, Offlca: Banking Houjo, A. W. IV hit o A Co. a2 TRIUMPH FIRE INSURANCE CO.'S, CINCINNATI. Capital - $3,000,000 Hl labia Underwriting. Perfeot lndemnltx We ask Fair Rates and Promise to Pay Just Losses. Risks taken throughout Utah II. R. MAIN IV, Agent, SALT LAKE CITY: Office. Banking House of A. W. White - Co. P. O. Box 6tM. 1 1 H H . U .9 a w r" o s , " 3 5 3 g g h P -a I B 1 hn g h5 I n s n 5 3 Ea Ml Prospictds for 1873. Sixth Yeab, THK ALDINE, An Illustrated M out lily- Journal, nnlversally admitted to be the handioiaeat Periodical In the World. A Representative and Champion of American Ameri-can Taste. Not for Sale in Book or News Stores. THE ALDI.XE, while issued with all the rfcularitr, hag cono of tho teoiporarr or iimciy interoit cnaractenstic of ordinary periodicals. It is an olegaut mifcollany of r'ure. light, and graceful liter.ituro; and a 1-ection 1-ection of pictures, the rarest specimens of artistic skill, ld black and while. Although each succeeding number affords a fresh pleasure pleas-ure to iti friends, tiio real value and beauty of T11K ALDINE wilt be most appreciated alter it has been bound up at tho clo;o of the year. While other publications may claim superior cheapness, as compared wiih rivals of a eimilar class. Tilt. ALLil.VL is a uniijuo and origioal conception alono and un approached absolutely abso-lutely without competition in price or character. charac-ter. Tho possessor ot a eompleto volume cannot can-not duplicate tho quantity of tino paper and engravings in any other shapo or number of volumes for ten times its cost mud then, there aro the cnroiuot besides! ART DEPARTS! EXT. Notwithstanding the incroaso in tho price of subscription last r ail, whon HIE ALOINU assumed its present nubio proportions androp-reaicntativo androp-reaicntativo character, tho edition was more than doubled during tho past year; proving prov-ing that tho American public appreciate, and will support, a aiacero eltort in the cause of Art. 1'ho publishers, anxious to justify tho ready contidenco 'hus demonstrated, have exerted themsolvoo to the utmost to develop and improve tho work; and the plans lor tho cominc year, as uniolded by iho monthly issues, is-sues, will astonish and uelif;ht even tho most saxiKuino friends ol 111K ALPINE. The publishers are authorited to announce designs irom many of tho most emiueni artists ol America. Ln addition, T1IL ALD1NK will produce examples ex-amples of tho best foreign uin-fers, selected with a view to tho highest artistic succesj, and xreatost goneral intoroft; avoiding such a havo become laiuiliar, UuouKh ihotographs or conies ot any kind. The quarterly tinted plates, for li-73 will reproduce re-produce lour of John tf. jjavios' inimitable child-sketches. apiTorriiite to tho four seasons. Thosoplatos, appcaxiiiB in tho issues for January, Jan-uary, April. July, and October, would bo alono worth tho price ot a year's subscription. The popular features of a copiouL-ly illustrated illustrat-ed "Liinstmas'' number will bo continued. To possess such a valunblo epitome ot tho art world, atacostrrotriihnfc-, will command tho subscriptions ol thousands in every sociion ol" tho country; but, a tho u3uiu.no.-a and attractions attrac-tions of THE ALi'lN E can bo enhanced, in ' proiortioD to the numerical increase ol its sup- I porlors, tho pubiisiicis proposo to inako "113-suranco "113-suranco double sure,,' by tho lollonmi; un- 1 paralleled otlcr uf J'MtJlH'.n ClIKOlOS FOR 1S73. Ever SunSi'ririnr in Till.' linrvi' L. ' pays in advance for the year 157;;, will receive, without additional charge, a pair 01 beautiful oil chroiaos. aitor J. J. U ill, tho eminent Liik-li?h Liik-li?h painters. Xho pictures, entitled "iho v illago Uoll," and "Uro;.Miig tho Aloor," aro 11 x 'M inches are printed iromj different plates, reiuirinn ZS iui pro.; ions and lints to perioct each pictitro. Iho sumo ehroiuoa are poldlor Sou per pair, in tlio ait More. As it Siiiyrf'i.W'S01101101 iu waJtll,r' o "P Tlih ALDINE out ot the reach ofcotnpctinon in every department, iho clirt-mos will bo lound coru'spondinh-ly ahead ol unv that can be e tiered by other poriodu nls. ilverv subscriber sub-scriber will receive a ceitiacate, o or tho sir nature ol the publishers, eimi auteeiun that tho chromoj dolivorod shall bo c iual to the .-umplus furnished the aent. or the lui-ney will bo ro-lundod. ro-lundod. The disLribuiion of pictures of this irrade.lreo to tho subscriber to a m-o dollar periodical, will mark un epoch in tlio lii-try of Art; and. coDsideriug the unpnvedonted cheapness ol tho price for 111L ALU IN L lU-cif tho marvel lulls liule .-lion yi a innacle. o en to those be.-t acMUiiimed with tho achievements achieve-ments ol invent it o cooiijf and iinpnvid mo-chanical mo-chanical unplianceo. il'nr illu-irationi uf these chrouios, see November i.-suo ot HIE ALDINK-) THE LITERARY DEPA R I MIEN V will cootiouo under the caro ot Mr. KK'HAHD UL-VKY MUDDARH. usuied bv tho bc-t writers und pools of the day. ,iho will trle to havo tho literature of '1HE ALDINE al-wajs al-wajs maeepuiK wuh its artito attractions. ' TERMS. S per a un tint, lit ttdvnnce, wllU Oil 4 liromoa frci-, THE ALIUNK will, ht.rci.ner. I.u obmined ;nly by siiinrij,.ri l'!i,.ro ,! b.i no i o-duced o-duced or club nil o : i-u-h ir .-nb-.'npii.'ii- niu.-t be ..out t,. tlio iulli-lifr tlir.-ci. nr Jin tided to tlio ln.-al iik-';:i(, i ll lloul i r -JHIUnl hi 1 1 1 y the cei tilicaio i- xn eii.tn-aniii: ilie ritc-Blii.'ic sitiiiatureul J auks Si r io A Co- AtJi:.MS WA.MKI1, Any per-on, wiiiim- n- t pci umiinntl v a.' a li'cnl anont, n ill m-imi e tutl and piouijii information in-formation by applyuit; to J.UIKS SI TT0.V iV Co., l'titill.lirr 08 MA1IMCN LAN E, NEW OHK. awn Pall and Winter Notice! ARRIVAL. mi-" Pall & Winter Goods. s:. c ivi. jl. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, 1 HAVE BOUGHT A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURNISHING FURNISH-ING GOODS, SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON AND WHICH IS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION. French, English and American Suitings, Coalings nnd Cassinieres iu great variety and latest -lyles. Men's and Boys suits of the Litest fashion, from f he flrst Houses In New York, Boston, Chicago and San Francisco. A FULL STOCK OF HOME MADE CASSIMERES AND JEANS, TO WHICH WE INVITE INSPECTION. MEN'S UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, COLLARS AND GENERAL FURNISHING- GOODS, Trunks. Valises, Rugs, Blankets, Capes and Overcoats. MEN'S AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES, EASTERN AND HOME MADE. GRANT, GREELEY, AND ALL THE NEWEST STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS. WALL PAPER & DECORATION'S IN GREAT VABIETY. . Tho great success which has attcDdeti Our Merchant Tailoring Department Has induced na to make .Large Purchases for onr Pall and Winter Trade, So that gentlemen may choose from the most Varied and Extensive Stock w e hire ever offered. Tailors' Notions and Trimmings of the best quality always on hand. lC7 H. B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. Sewing1 Machine. yy E respectAiily invito the Public- to call and see our axxllcnt variety or Sewing Machines, IN Plain.Beautiful aud Elaborate Styles of Workmanship Ais'D GREATLY IMPROVED WITH TUB r A. 3ST T O 1ST O.A.S T O US. The Total Sola of the SINGER MACHINE art note THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. THE SALES OF LAST YEAR, a & 3., O O Ao firidtsnoe that it is Tast irinaioc supraina faror ia taa aousahold. The Sikoeh Company sold over tho other Companies, 62,73-1. 13?" The Chicago Relief Committee furnished sufferers by the Fire to Mah 18, 1872, 3,944; 3.131 Singer Jlachiues, all other inaics, 7 S3. Applicants made their selection, with same discount on all. OUR SALE8 IN UTAH EX0EED ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THit SEWING MACHINE LINE THIS SIDE OF CHICAGO. We ccmteouilj invite the Ladiee to tee out - JEJm broidery Attaolimonix It ttrct reneral attention ud kdmiratioo. We also dcairo you to see oar TUCKERS, CORDERS, RUFFLE RS, BINDERS QUILTERS, HEMMERS, TRIMMERS, PLEATERS, SELF-BASTERS, SEAM-RIPPERS. NEEDLE-SETTERS, NEEDLE-SETTERS, SUITABLE FOR ALL KINDS OF SUUTTLK SKWINO NACllIKES. Wt Ot'AKANTKR EVERY MACIItXB It! PELL TO CUVK KVTI RK StT'SFAC tion. a.. Pfti-honc is thorouchly n-iiu'tp-t. (rir u.!i,t tcstwi by rtr.sriparesi Mechanics and all aro warranted to .oir wilh all kiads sf rot'ds. from the (varost to In. Bisost, Lac, iilueliu, Cambric, Domestic, Drnlius, Tickloga, DiicktnK, liearcr. Buckskin aud Leatlier. UST Instiuction f iven frco of ohargo by compotcnt attendants, and torms ef salo to suit all circumstances. OTHER SEWINC MACHINES REPAIRED ON REASONABLE REA-SONABLE TERMS. Wo extend a cordial iuvitation to all to COME AND SEE OUR MACHINES Whothor they wish to pmvhaso or not, IT THE SIXGEIt SEWIXC .11 lCIIIAK BEPiRTMEXT! Z. C. M. I. General Agents, ITVo doors iouUi of Kaglo Empooujii, Salj liiK0irf. |