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Show HEW YORK TRADE. BENEDICT, HALL I Co. .Manufacturers aad Wholeittlo Dealer id BOOTS AND SHOES, 131 am! :j6 Oraiid St., New Y ork, rntr Cruiby, one block eadt of Broadway L. M. BATES & CO., 48 1 . 453 Broadway, KW 1UUK, IMl'uSIMS MB JOSSIM IS Fancy Dry Goods, HOHIKBY, WHITE UOODS, WOOLKNN, SHAWLS, YANKEE NOTIONS, dc. J. II. UlfLUUlL Jul ROBERTS, READ 4 CO. M.Quhioltir.r, md Jubbeu uf . ' m 9 371 HltOAD WA Y, UK W YORK. Klj FELIX CAMPBELL, 79 John St, New York, Manufacturer of idJ Dealer la Wrought, Cast KUtl Ualvanlied b mm.m.zm m: Aud every variety of fittings for 1 tha tame. ml7 THOS. M. ARGALL &. Co., Mon's, Youths' hoys' and Children's CLOT HING, at wnm.zaAi.K, JIJ . J 1 1 Broadway, New York. j. k. cowlih. f7 HENDERSON.JUSTICEiCo Successors to Griffon, UendersoB A Co.. IMPOSTS B8 AKD JO BBS Hi OF FAXCY GOODS, NOTIONS, s o s I an an. Y, FURNISHING GOODS, JfTO., V8 500 UKOADWAY, Opi'oaitoSt. N'loholM notsl, " N.w York. CHICAGO TRADE. SLICHTLY SCORCHED I VANCHAACK, STEVENSON & REID, WHOLEKALK DRUGGISTS (Late of 90. W and !U Lake street. Cur. Dearborn street.) HAVE REMOVED Oi account of the intense heat, . the Baptist Church Building S-1T, WIO Jt W31 Wkbiih Ave., Where wo hiivo ft litrgn slock of Drugs, UliomicaU, Paints, Oils, Glass and Ulrtsswaro, Dru ffRiits' Sundries, Sun-dries, Patent Uumb-iKi Ktc. Etc. CALL AND CUKV.R US. lVo niily pay HO cents on the Dollar.) CHASE, HANFORD & CO., 470 Sou(H CauRlSt., CHICAGO, U eud quartan fo- j Oils, Paints, Glass, &c, Manufacturers of the celebrated I WIl.SON OIL TX.NK. iii 1 1 PAtSE, 1IUO.& CO., Importers and Dveten Id LEATHER AND FINDINGS 33 and 37 South Canal strett SfffiT CHICASfl, ILL M. D. WELLS & CO., Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes, 818 Wkbaib At; Chicago. M. D. Wells. H. J. Macfarlani. R. Benedict. m24 S. P. Mclotyre. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat and liitugn, such as Coughs, Colds, hooying-Coitgn, BioncliKli, Asthma atul Cniitinnntlon. O'X Anions the great Vjv'.N discoveries of uiod- ftJj V. , orn science, few ire Tfc'r'OH of niure renl value tfci to mankind than ihU effectual reme-Jj reme-Jj tV.r nil diseases ol the Throat and Lungs. A vast trial of in virtues. tbroiiKb'iut thii and oiacr eounirie. has shown that it does surely aud effectually control them. The testimony of our best cttiicnj, of classe: establishes the itct. that Chkrhy P rotor u. will sad doe.' relieve and cure the atUicting disorders of the Throat and Lung beyoud arr other medicine. The most danserou a.lVciiorn ol the Pulmonary t'rsao! yield to : j powit: asd c.ise? ol Con tun jit ton, vitrei by this i rci iration, are rublicly Known, ,o rcin.irk.iblo ;vi h.irdiy to be believed, be-lieved, were tiivv uot pruvea beyond dis-rule. dis-rule. .- ;i reu-.cov it i.i ndc-i'.ite. oa which the I'libh.- iimv rely tor full irotection. Uy curitK Coiii; li, t.he forerunners of more erious di5ej.-c. it saw unnumbered lived and in .nuoitnt of sujerinx not to be com-I'ied. com-I'ied. It ch.iMercM triJl. and convinces t'e moit -cei'ticil. L'very i".i;uily should kcci i; al;.iud as a jTu:ecuoa a.-ainft the A::i.'c;i. r.s. wbich are M.-iiy met M Zm. but w:.-h ' j.'. kio iccar.iblo. and oitcn fital, i; aeIecicJ. fender lua.-j nee-i this deiecce; sr.d it is uu'.vi.-f io bo wuhc-ui iL Aj Liiafe-c-ard t .h:ircn. aiuiJ the di;tre-iinf dis- e, i--:s whi:h Kvet tlie Thro-it and Chest of c'n.dhoi'J. Citsx-iv I'KCri'HAL i invaluable; f. . by r..- ti:i:ely u-e, multitudes re rescued Iroai irc2iature sraves, aadsj ed to the love and a.;:wa centered on theai. It act? U ted.ly and surely against ordinary coldi. .:vuria sound and hea!:h-rctcrinir sleep. Notnewill ..a Or trou Vwome luflucnxa. and r.:i:i:l Ui ou. imu. bn they know t f.i.-'.i.v :hi'.v can he cured. I Orucicaiiy the rroduct of ioajr, laborious, and succej:al chemical invei'.isatica, no ccjt toil is ;rare4 in tak;nt e ery bottle i :a t..e u:mc.-t r-o-:;bIe ie.-lection. It may be ccaueat.y reheu ujva .u pi,eiiiaK ail -.he ' virtuos it has ever exhibited, ad capable of ' vr. duc; curd aj uieiu-ir.Mea5 ih (rear erf t ! i; ha ever ejected. j Frei'Ared by J Dr.J.C.AYER& Co., Lowell, Mass. Practical A Analytical Chemlaia, SMdbyail DBL'iidlSrS EVERYWHERE joli at Zicn's Co-opsrative. Z. C. M. I. COLUMN. ; Wholesale DRY GOODS DEP'T Up Stnirt, Emporium Buildingt, A fall. firat-elaM stock ol STAPLE DRY GOODS, NOTION'S, BOOTS and SHOES, AT LOW PRICKS. WholosaJe buyers and Co-operative Dealers please inspect GROCERYiHARDWARE DEPARTMENT, CONSTITUTION BUILDINGS, Purchaser can here find An Immense Stock AND IN EACH BRANCH A GREAT VARIETY. IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS AND MACHINERY ALL ON THB PREMISES. Miners Supplies a Specially CLOTHING DEP'T. HOME-MADE AND IMPOETED AlANLTACrrURKD FROM UOHE-MADK, PRBNCH, GERMAN, B If Ql is H aud AHKRICAir FABRIC! Fine Cassimeres, and Cloths Trimmings On hand, for Gentlemen ordoiing their own. FLRST-OliASS FITTERS AND WORK H K PI TO FILIj AL.I ORDERS PROMPTLY. Retail Departm'nt, EMPORIUM BUILDINGS, THE FINEST DISPLAY AND ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, WE CUT IN ANY LENGTHS AT A SMALL ADVANCE ON WHOLESALE. jThia is the Department for Families. DRUG DEPT. Fancy and Staple Drugs, PATEST S1EDICJLXES, I Perfumery, LIQUORS IN GREAT VARIETY ! I ENGLISH ALE AND PORTER, AVERILL PAINT WHITE LEAD, OILS, COLORS GLASS, ETC. PracriptioM from Phytician ciu Aaw tptdai attention. H. B. CLAVSO., SapU MISCELLANEOUS. SOLD OUT I AH Tersons Indebted TO SENSENEY&CO MUST Call and Settle Immediately, AND SVE COSTS. R. A. KE YES, Agent NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR STOVES ! HOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR STOVES Over One Hundred Different Kinds and Styles tc Select from. Including th Old Favorites, Charter Oak, New Era, Monitor, Inland Empire Superior, Etc., These as well as other varieties; will be SOLD CHEAPER AT THB Hardware Dep'nt OF 2. C. 3. I. THAN LN AXY OTHER HOUSE IN THIS TERRTTORr. H. B. CLAW805, 17 Saptri&tezLde&t, WARNING TOTHE PUBLIC. ALL PERSONS are hereby warned against rurcBating, or in any wise trading for, tho LedRO or Mine, situate and lying in Ophir iliniog District, known as tho SILVER SIL-VER TAIL Mine, now unlawfully and violently held by certain parties, who are offer Lag said mino for sale. We, tho undoiaig-ned, oitiiens of the United Uni-ted States, doom it right to give the above1 warning, as wo aro toe rightful owaors of 'ho said mino, by right of discovery and lo-oation lo-oation and full compliance with tbo by-laws of Ophir Mining Difltrio L MATTHEWORH.discovoror, 400 feet. EDWAKD AttTtlUK, 200 feet. JAMES OUR, - 2U0 foot. DANIEL HUNT, - 200 feet. m!9 SZ I CO . CTj "S "D .2 O I - 15 SSi 3 &i. n is " IE SI as Is-s ! S 1 ! s i a! 1 1 . J& o. i a s -s UJ c I J Ha 1 i - ;i . ii i i I I O ' " Is-s 8 ri s s.-3 CO r- I i SCOTT, DUNHAM & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers IRON AND STEEL W RIGHT'S PICKS, IRON B ARROWS AND ALL KINDS OF MINING TOOLS. Wrought Tuyers, Pipe and all kinds of Fittings for Furnaces and Mills. HARDWARE, BELLOWS, ANVILS, AND OTHER BLACKSMITH TOOLS, IRON PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS. BRASS GOODS, RUBBER PACKING. AliENIS FOR Hooker Pumps, Fairbanks' Scales, Fireproof Safes, G. S. Lubricating Oil, Portable Forges, ALL LOW FOR CASH. 23 1 TRAVEL, Lea Wines. Q. P. KimbalL SALT LAKE, OPII1R And Tintic Stage and Express KUNMNO DA1L V Fit O HI SALT LAKE CITY, via LAKE TOWN, TOOKLK CITY, STOCKTON A.Xl OP 11 IK TO TINTIC, The route has boon re-stocked with splendid splen-did Concord Coaches, tine Stock, oat eful and ttentive Drivers- and every attention is paid to tho oo oi for' an convenience of passes-iers. passes-iers. Good accommodations on the road, THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. OBlaa at Walls, Fargo . Co.'s, Bait Ltkt City, WINKS & KIMBALL, Proprietors. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On aud nfter January aist, 73 MIXED TRAINS WILL 3R, XJ XT D AIL 5T Ijeaving the Utah Central ll.R. Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7.10 a.m.; Draper 5.45 p.m., and bandy Station, (nearest point to Little Cottonwood Canon,) at 6.20 p.m. An eiLia truln will Kuii on Sundays Leaving Draper at 8.40 a.m., Sandy aty.10a.rn., Salt Lake City at 4.10 p.m. FAKES : Salt Lako to Ditr Cottonwood Statioa,750cts Little " " 50cts Sandy " $1.00 Draper " 1.25 Twenty-five oonts additional will bo charged when tho faro is collected on tho train. D. O. CALDElt, Gen. Freight and Tickot Agont. KKRAMORZ LITTLE1 BUPBBIN TKMD INT. GILMER & SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES TUltOUCH Utah, Eolith -east IVevada & Montana, Mon-tana, Leaving Salt Lake City Dally, running run-ning houth to; Tintio, American Fork, Mount Ncbo, Sevier, St. George, Utah ; and Pioche, .Nevada ; Passing tHrougn Provo, Springville, Spanish Fork,Pay-son, Fork,Pay-son, Salt Creek, Chicken Creek, Round Valley, Fillmore, Corn Creek, Beaver, Miners-ville, Miners-ville, and All the principal towns and mining camps in southern Utah and south-east Nevada. Alio leave Corlime, Utah, dallv, running north to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Deer Lodgo, Cedar Creek mines, and passing through all the principal towns and mining min-ing camps in Montana. Mon-tana. PRINCIPAL OFFfCK, Wells, Fvgo & Co. Building ianl Salt Take City UTAH CENTRAL ItAlLKOAD. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH, Obi and aft sr Dlouday, July IT, 1 871 Daily Trains Leave Salt Lake Citj at 5 a.m. and 2:5 p.m Arrive at Osdon 7 a. m, and 1:45 p. m Leave Osdcn at 8 a. m. and 5:30 p. m. Arrive ai bait Lake Ciu 10 a.m. and 7:30 p,m In addition to the above TVTT7CBX) Will mn DALLY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Leavinp Salt Lako City at 5.30 p.m., and Oeden at 5 a.m. Paascngers will pleaea Parthtu their Tickets at tha Offices. Hftj CeaU adii-Joca! will te oaarred whet the fare ii collactsd en lie train. Tor all Information concenjini freight oi pai'ase, apply to D. O. CALUKll, General FreUht and Ticket At 't JOHN BHAEP, DAILY HERALD. A Live Paper FOR Live People. THE SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD TUE SECULAR AND COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPER OF SALT LAKE CITY. The People's Paper! FREE AND INDEPENDENT. The Cheapest Paper PUBLISHED IN i The Rocky Mountains,! 10 MEN OF ENTERPRISE The recant discovery and rapid development develop-ment of the mines of Utah have Kiven, and will continue to give, an impetus to trade of every kind, which should command tho attention at-tention of all business men who desire to share in its profits. Heavy shipments of oros for months past have been bringing weal tb into the Territory; alarge immigration has oommonced ; agricultural agri-cultural and other produoU are finding ready sales; and merchants becin to fool tho steady Sow of money through the varied channels of Commerce. To business men at a diatanco who seok to partioipato in the lively trade which must attend such a rapid growth of interests, as woll as to the local public, a live, energetic newspaper is a necessity, by which to be made fully acquainted with the true condition condi-tion of matters as they exist, and ' h rough i which to present their business an4 facilities ! for furnishing so promising a market THE SALT LAKE HERALD Fully moots this necessity in Utah. Not being the organ or any person, sect or party, nor devoted alone to any single interest, it has grown upon public favor and attained an unprecedented circulation circula-tion in the time whieh has elapsed sinco it was established, by being in the strictest sense a Free, Independent, Live and Thoroughly Progressive NKW3PA1'KR ITS MINING NEWS Collatod with the greatest care and from the most reliable sources, makes it valuable to all interested in tho mines of Utah : its AGRICULTURAL AND GENERAL TERRITORIAL INTELLIGENCE Can bo squally relied on ; and its estkkprise placed it in tho Front Itauk of the Rocky mountain Journals. THE SALT LAKE HERALD Circulates largely and is widely read in overy Mining Camp, and throughout the Oitios, Towns and Settlements of the Territory; Terri-tory; is found in the office of every enterprising enterpris-ing business man in Utah; circulates on the Union Pacific, Central Pacific and Utah Central Cen-tral Railroads; has a large mail subscription list east, west, north andsouth: and is The Best Adverlisiug Medium Inlthe Rooy Mountain region. Where to Advertise 1 Where it will be Seenl Where it will be Read 1 In the People's Paperl T H K SALT LIKE HERALD MAKE YOUR WANTS KNOWN IS THE Salt Lake Herald. 1 4 O , O O O , Singer Sewing Machines wtvc Sold within Ihe past year. Scientific American, June loth, I&71 THE SI NCER 3IanuActiiring Company, A.T THE! WORLD'S JPAXR Constituted by the homes of (ho people Received the Great Award of the Highest Sales And have loft nil rivalsfar behind them, FOR HKY Sold m 187012833 Machines I Sewing Machine Sales for 1870. "The miitfniludo to whioh the manuf.ioturo of sowing machines has attained is ihown I the sworn" relurnB (to which any uno fin hiu-e ay.il of the wuuulucturer i thoyearlSTO to tho owners of Lho loadiDtt imtoitu, on which thoy pay a royali a cording to those returns the number uf imiobiuos sold by eaoh nianuluoturor in 1V111" u follows: u u The Singer - - 17,833 Florenco . . Wheeler Jt WHson - (tO Hold Medal - . 'i'? Have - 7.'..ir.ii Aim - . . GroverA Baker frT.-l'Ki lvuj.iro .... Weed - - w Finkle A Lyon . Wilcox 4 Gibbs 2S.hiKl J'arham - . . I'-i Amerioan Button hole A Ovorsoaiuing H,f)7.1 W ilsun .... ,'lJ And sovoral othur companies who sold a few maohine.. It will bo seon by this table that tho popularity of the Singer machines far ti. ceeds that of all others, their sale bolnR one-half grenttr than even tht ol the famous "Wheeler & Wilson" machine. This is owing to tbo fact that tho Singer Company have lately commenced making, besides thuir old and woU-eitabliihe4 manufacturing mac hi no, what is known as their "New Fnmlly flltiuhlue," which la selling at the rate of nine to one better ilian their old style. Their to tal sales for 1319 were 80,781 vnachlnos against tho 127.8.G of 1870. showing an lncreat Of one-half In the latter year." "New York Sun." Onc-IIalf of our Gigantic Sales, NOW KBAKI.T THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILLION AMI A- Si: - fift. j-- M J A mj m x. Were made within Ihe past three years. But tho Greatest lu'reass or onr Sales over all Oilier Itluchliten, llelitg Wltlilu the 1'iint Ver. 1'hn Is Iiicoiitestlule Proof that Our SUchines Are the Uest in the World. THE NEW FAMILY SINGER SEWING MACHINE With attachments for all kinds of work. Is last winning tuproino favor in the household, as shown by the rapid',; increoslni sales, over all other machines. This ftew Family Machine jg now capable of a range and variety of work such u was only recently thought impossible to pcrfurm by maehiuory. Wo claim andean show that it is the cheapest, most beautiful, doliaioly arranged, nicely adjusted, eaiilj operated. spoody, and smoothly running of all tho Family Sowing Macliinos. Ii isremnrti-able isremnrti-able not only for tho range and variety of its sowing, but also for tho variety and Jif. for en t kinds of texture which it Will sew with oiuul facility and perfection, mine Bilk twist, linen or cotton thread, fine or coarse, making tho InLcrlouked-elaitlc-stitch, alike on both sides of the fiibric sown; tho only stitch which is uuivenally approved, or is at all adapted fur nnt-tlnus -work. Thus, beaver oloth.or loathe may be. sown with great stroiiKth and uniformity of stitcht and, in a motnont this willing and never-wearying instrument may bo adjusted for flue work on gamo or Koaia-mor Koaia-mor tissue, or the tucking of tarlatan, or ruflling, or almost any other work even "by a child which delicate lingers have boon known to perform, livtii the careltn and thoughtless have little or no tronlile ou this machine. Send for Descriptive and lrice GircuCars. We Qionufiicturoour own neodles, silk and twist; famish linen and cotton thread and oil all of superior quality but which can be roliod ou only wnon obtained lurough our Principal orBranah Offices, or Agoncios. OTHER SEWINQ MACHINES REPAIRED ON REASONABLE TEMS. We Cuarantee every Machine we sell to give entire satisfaction. MACHINES DELIVERED FREE THROUGHOUT THE CITY. TERMS TO SUIT ALL. Wo extend a cordial iuvltation to all to como and see tho Machine?, whether thej wish to buy or not. See all others, but do not buy without you cxainlits the Singer. Visitors always politely attended by competent attendants. Instruction free All Machine perfectly adjusted before delivery at t SINGER SEWING MACHINE DEP'T, U.I I. GENERAL AGENTS, Two doors sooth of Eaglo Emporium, Wn.lt I nUo Citj-, XJtaU. H. B. CLAWSON. Superintendent. ANTI-DYSPEPTiC, I oa COMPOUND BONESET PILLS, j Home-made and puroly vegetable. j Thoy relievo Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indiges- tion, Liver Complaint, Jieadacho, Loss of ' Appetite and Foul Stomach, will break up Colds, Fevers, Coughs, and Purify tho Blood. They will Cleanse the Stomach, Honovato the System, and dispel Disease Are good in all oases where Physic is needed. Try a box. You will like them, and never want any other sort. They are Tonio, Cathartic and Kxpec- ! to ran U Twenty-five con ts per box Twenty-five Pills. Warranted to give satisfaction. OO IS If LI IV SALVE. Only Twenty-five Cents per Box. A valuable remedy for CuU.Bruises.Wounds, Sores, Burns, Scalds, and for Weak or Lame Book, Side or Breast, and for many other usee. OirrilALMIC BALSAM, Or Eye Balm. Valuable in most Diseases of the Eyes. Removes Re-moves Inflammation, Strengthens the Sight, and Weak or Drooping Lids, and is generally healing and strengthening to the sight, but causes no pain, ft is also good for Tetter, Ringworm and bad Sores. These and other home-made family medi-oines medi-oines are prepared by J, E JOHNSON, St. George, I'ta And sold at Zion's Co-operative Storen 1 j by other agents throughout the Terriioi. I also sold at wholesale or furnished on com- I mission to responsible agents, lfthesomed- icines are not kept at your stores, ask your merohant to order them at onoe. i COLLEGE SCRIP! ! pEEEMPTORS will have $16 on X each quarter section by buying Agrictiltural College Scrip. Apply to TI1K BANK OF DESKUKT, t5 Successor to Hooper. Bidredr A Co MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE. Opposite the entrance to the Tabernacle. JOHN W. YOUNG, - Prop. Adinissiou, 50 cts. Children, 10 u Open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Native Minerals, Petrifactions, Concretions Con-cretions and Crystallxatlons. Home Products, Kntlve and Foreign Ou-1 Ou-1 riouitiea, dc Compound Electro-Magnetio Apparatus, Appa-ratus, &c. Prof. J L. BAIIFOOT, Blanagsr. S3-Schools and Families, by private ir-, ir-, r&ngemcnu, admitted at redact J rate;, LOCKE & MOXTAGlST IMFORTIE8 OF STOVES METALS, M A NU FACTOR ER8 OF AID DX1LK&S 1N House Furnishing Hardware Tinner's Tools and Machines; AOENTB FOR Agricultural Steam Boilers, 113 and 114 Battery Street, iu7 SAN FRANCISCO The Utah Problem! A Keview of tho course of Judge James B. McKcan, and an App for the Surrender of Polygamy! S 3? 33 HU C H or DON. THOMAS FITCH, is tdz Constitutional Convention of Utah,- FKBRUAUl 2'JtU, 1.572. Is now published in pamphlet form. 'or eale at the Herald Office. $12.50 par hundred; $2 UO per dozen. 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