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Show DAILY HERALD, A Live. Paper FOR Live People. THK SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD THE SECULAR AND COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPER 01' SALT LAfCK CITV. The People's Paper! FREE AND INDEPENDENT. TheCheapest Paper rUBLISnED IN The Kocky Mountains'! 10 MEN OF ENTERPRISE! Tho recent discovery and rapid development develop-ment of tho mines of Utah have given, and will continue to b'ivo, an impotua to trtido of every kind, which should command tho attention at-tention of all business men who desire to Hliare in its profits. Iloavy shipments of oro! fur months past have been bringing woullh into the Territory; ! a larsre immigration has aommonced ; agri- : cultural and other products are finding ready sales ; and merchants begin to fcol the steady flow of money through tho varied channels of oominorce. To business men at a distance who so ok to j participate in the lively trado which must; attend such a rapid growth of intorosts, as well as to tho local public, a lire, energetic newspaper is a necessity, by which to be tion of matters as thoy exist, and through which to present their business and facilities for furnishing so promising a markot. THE SALT LAKE HERALD Fully moets this necessity in Utah. Not being tlio orgou of any person, sect or party) nor devoted alone to any single Interest, it has grown upon publio favor and attained an unprecedented ciroula-tion ciroula-tion in tho time which has elapsed sinoe it was established, by being in tho strictest soneo a Free, Independent, Live and ThorouglLly Progressive NttWSPAl'ER ITS MINING NEWS Collated with the greatest care and from tho most reliable eouroos, makes it valuable to all interested in tho mines of Utah ; its AGRICULTURAL AND GENERAL TERRITORIAL INTELLIGENCE Can bo equally relied on; and itsenterpkise placed it in tho FRO SIT 1UNK OF THE R01K MOl.XTAIN JOURNALS. 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MANN, Agent for Utah Territory, Ofllce under tlie Reading ltoomi, ju 28 Salt LakoCity SALT LAKE BRANCH OF THE Great Western Fins: INSURANCE CO'Y, OIF CHICAGO. THJiO. F. THACV, Prckldent C.II.BASETT, 1 IIK.MiV" W.UWIIKXCE Ulrectora CIIAS. Ii. DAIILEH, J MARSHALL dt CARTER, Attorney!. II. R. MAS IV, Manager. OFFICE : Under Salt Lake Reading Rooms. A Branch of this SOUND and RELIABLE RELI-ABLE $0,000,000 C0XPA2vTY Having been organized in our city, we we bow ready for business and earnestly earn-estly solicit publio patronage, guaranteeing guaran-teeing that all fire risks will bo carried At a fair rate. H. R. MANN, ! t4 Hnaffr. RAILROAD SHOPS. Second South Street, Half ElocU Jost River Iloiite, SALT LAKE CITY. AND CARRIAGE WORK, Of all Descriptions. BLAOISiSTHinO In all its Branches. Agents for the Fish Bros., Wagons, of Racine, Wiscon. COACH PALYMG AND CARRIAGE PAINTING A .SPECIALTY COACn AND CAIiniAUE T1UMU1NG. Horse Shoeing ! Tn a K.v'.i l,i -nil nil. is SAN FRANCISCO TRADE j..?sb:ij5SU.i. a , COMMISSION MERCHANTS UU4 BudlOO Cllforul St., San Francisco, - - California. Particular attention rid to tbo fillinf ot orden lor every dedjni'tioa ot morohanaiso. 1.33 Sal of Di, Ac, o. A. J. UKIFF1TII, 1ICH T. Ii-3Z eft, SMOKim SALMON AND HERRINGS, 1U3 WmUlngtau Street. All timid of Drlwl, hiwAml and I'IckloU Kmb CuwjUiiiIJj oil libutL E.FJSARTIN&CO.j Wholesale Lipr Dealers, i low Ki oiil Sneet, San I-'runt ico. ;i'roiriotorfl of . Rlll.l.Klfli lilTUA OLD UOIKUOS And aolo Agents for I, F. CU I 1 tK'S EXTRA OLD BJUH30N WHISKIES '. Ooiulanily un UanO, n full assortment of : all tuo i Sdiintiim trituila of Whiskies, Vine Uiauittel, : Kmc i git nitd Domt-sdc Wines, i 1 i,,.', Ulttci's, CordlnlH, dec i Micmaki, Kask. T.N. Wind. j WAND, KANE & CO., (Nu lie mo re t o II lint er, nud A Co.) Iiniiorlors and Wbolosulo Dealers in WLES AxD LIQUORS. ProiiriutoL-s of Uuntor'a California AJso Aeonts for Josoph S. Fi nob's celebrated Punnsylvaniu RYE WHISKEY. U0 7 nnd OOD F ront St., near Jackson, SAN FIIAXCISCO. 01731 LAZARD FRERES, Importors nnd Jobbers of ForoiRn and Do-mestio Do-mestio i'anoy and Btupto DRY GOODS. Depot of Goods Manufactured at the Mission ami Pacific Mills, Consolidated, 520 tfc 537 Market St., Sftu Fran. Juj'is Paris: 28 Ruo Do L'Ecbirjuier. .3: EVFmaftt & co., COMMISSION HERCHAHTS 1H Clay St.) San Francisco, DEALKKS 13) OREGON PE.ODUC1C. Are couHtnuliy Iu receipt of Oregon llama, Bacod, LnrJ, tiiiluion, Ac. SLarcit, of our own ftuJ Enaturn mannfacturo tiways on band. WEIL & CO., iMFOKTsna or Cigars and Tobacco Proprietors of (lio JiA VAN A CXQAll MANUFACTORY a41, a43 and 116 Front St., Uouthwebt corner Front ii Saonimonto Bid., THE BANK of CALIFORNIA SA.V FUAKCISCO. D. (J. M LLS, - PRESIDENT. W. U. RALii'ON. 0ASUIEK. Cnjiltul Paid Up, - 5,000,000. DilAW DIRECT AND ISSUE LETTERS of Credit on all the nrinoinal cities of tho ft World. CHICAGO TRADE. Wootwortli.WonttvorLU & Co,, Propriotora. KaudoiiUi 's t r ee tl CHICAGO. This Houeo ia oontrally located, woll fur-h fur-h is ted, and contains 250 Rooms. !:&) OLIUM Ti-2 aCQRflngp I vaf schaage:, STEVENSON & REID, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS (Lute of Ht), 02 and !H Luke street. Cor. JJ car born street,) HAVE REMOVED Un account 'of the intense heat, To the Baptist Church Building, H-17, 819 &, 851 W lib fill Ave, Where we have a large slock of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass and Glassware, Druggists' Sundries, Sun-dries, Patent iimiibiigs, Etc., Jitc. CALJj AND CJIEElt US. (Wo only pay 100 o cats on tho Dollar.) j")-" PAGE, BKO.& CO., Importers and Dealers in LEATHER AMD FINDINGS', 33 and 37 SoutH Cnnal street, mm el IiBiTil & MILLIGAfli, MANTJFACTURKR8 OF WHITE LEAD, Zinc and Colors, 103 Randolph street, CHICAGO. ongl M. D. WELLS & CO., Manufacturers of and Wbolesulo B tutors in Boots and Slices, G1S WaLaah Ave, Clilengo. M. D. Wells, 1J. J. Macfnrland. K. Benedict, ti, P. Mela tyro. Lake Shore Oil Vorks. MAXWELL, WHEELlS & 03., Manufacturers of Kitglnc, SJcnirl, Tnllow, l.arcl aud Wool. oil.s. Deulora in Hondlij,riil C'irbuu, AVhalo KlopLmtit, tJoul and tijjorm (JiU, Agouti tor tl;t khI" up PRATT'S A S T 11 A U OIL. AgcoU or tn Wwl ii liiuiii Uil aii) Oil Loyl EXCELSIOR CAR, ROOF MH Kofi f.vihl Fur Till uuJ liinglo lloufa, lltKl TiqiUjm, Jtr. Factory, CHICAGO. Offico. aiJ3 k aw Illiuoifl Liu l-W Indiana A ve 114 DIEBOLD &. KIENZLE, CEI.HBHATKO CINCl.N'NATl FIRE ASD DUKCiLAK PROOF And Sanont's Magnetic and Automatic la QJ) EZ3 PttATT A COVERT General ARoata 80 WaahinKton St., Chicago. II. D. CLAWSOID, Sunt. Z. C. M. I. Affttt for Utali Territory, u!0 Z. C. M. I. COLUMN. zTc.mTl Wholesale DKY GOODS DEP'T Up Stairs, Emporium uiUigst A full, first-class stock ol j STAPLE BUY GOODS,! NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES, I AT LOW PK1CES. WIiolc3olo buyers and Co-operative Dealers please inspect. I GROCERY! HARDWARE i DEPARTMENT, CONSTITUTION BUILDINGS, PuicliiiHcni can horo find An Immense Stock AND IN EACH BiSNCH A GREAT VARIE1 V . IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS AND MACHINERY ALL ON TUB PREMISES. 'diners Supplies a Specially Vg- FIRST-CLASS FITT1SR.S AND WORKIHKN TO FILL ALL OH D BUS PROilPTLV. CLOTHING DEP'T. rlUiVIE-ftflADg': AND I M V O B, T E T MAN UFACTUKED FROM HOME-MADE, 1 FRENCH, GKROIAA', ISNCijiaH nnd AMIiRICASI FAU11ICS Fine Cassimeres, and Cloths ... Trimmings' On hand, for Gentlemen ordering their own. Retail Departm'nt, EMPORIUM BUILDINGS, THE FINEST DISPLAY AND ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, WE CUT IN ANY LENGTHS AT A SMALL ADVANCE ON WHOLESALE. This is the Department fwr laniiti ! ; DRUG DEP'T. i ! Fancy and Staplo Erass. I'ATEIVT MKDICIKKN, j jTttrguaJaci'7, 'J.IQJJOSS IK GREAT VARIETY I KNUMSI1 ALK AND POUT Kit, AVERILL PAINT I U IIITK LKAU, OILS, COLORS I j GLASS, ETC. ftacription from f'hyst'eians ict'ff have special atttn-'--- L -4: O 9 O O O Sinscv Sewing Machines were Sold within the past. year. Scientific American, Juno lOtli, 1871, THE STN CER 3Ianu Picturing Company, .A.T THE WORLD'S 1 Cunetitutod by tUo homes or tUopcoplo Received the Great Award of the Highest Sales And bftvo led nil rivals fr bfliind llicui, II i:v Sold in 187027 Machines ! Sewing Machine Sales for 1870. W "Tlu- m.if,-nitudo loirbich th"iuanuficturc ornowini: miichinc.i lun attained ii shi) k (bo "iwoi-n" rut urns (to wljica any one cm bavn of tbo manufMioron Tw tlioyoarlsTU to tbo owners ol tbo ludinc nutunia, on wlnob tlioj ji.iy a roynkv A cording ti. tlmsu rt'tunis llio number uf iu:i- sbiui'Seold by each mamifiiciuror iu iVo li ThoSliiKev - - 1M7,BJ:I Floronoo .... Whoolor X Wilson - UoldAUdut - . u I Ilwo - - - t'i - V'iff tlruvor A JSiiUcr - - K'ui'iro - Weed - - I'.'MKi-j tiuklo & Lyon Wilcox A liiub. - , "-1'iim - -A? AumricanlJuttiinliiitcA' Ovcrseaminft H.ojJ ilcon And svorul otbur comiianica who sold a low mncbin"8, 1 It will lio boou by this table that tbo popularity of tbo Sinner mnclilnei rttr ttm ceeda thnt of nil otlin i, their Bale boiitft oii-lnlf gi-eater than oven tint of tho fuinoim "Whoelor.t Wilaon" maobino. This is owins to tho fact that tho Slngct Coiitmy Imvo lntely commenced making, besides their old nnd woll-cstablished lunnuliiefurUiK nmohino, what is known oh tholr "New Fumlly Muehtne," vliitli In si; 11 In b at (he rale of nine to one UeMer tlimi iltcli' old style. Their to tal sales for IS-i'J wero S0.781 machines iiBiilnst tho 1:7,8.";: of 1S7l, liowlny nu lnorcwj ofone-lknll lit 1 lie latter year." "Now York Sua." One-Half of our ftiganlic Sales, KdW NKAttl.Y THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILLION Ivlacliines SSolci, .BL, H j Jt " 'O.' B ,i ja, m Were made wltliln (lie juiit ilirre tni'H. TJut tho Ureal est lncrenxe of our SiiIch over nil Other niochliics, Uelnff WKliln the Pant Tear. Tin, U Iiicoiitcitlble Proof that Our Mjcbinoa Are the Heat in the World, THE NEW FAMILY SINGER SEWISG MAC111XE With attachments for all kinds of work, Is fust winning .sulfonic fnvor in tho household, aa shown by Iho rapidly incrcajin sales, over all other machines. " Thm New Family Muclilne is now capable of a range and variety of work such ai was only recently thought impossible to perform by ui.iehi.iury. Wo olaim and can show that it is tho cheapest, most beautiful, delicately arranBod. nieoly adjufted tidily I operated, Socdy,and smoothly running of nil the Family tie win Machines, it is remarkable remark-able not only for tho ranso and variety of its BowinB, but also for tho rariety aad dif-fcront dif-fcront binds of toxturo which it will sew with ooual facility and perfecii.in, uitir silk twiit, linen or cotton thread, lino or coarso, making tho t nLerlocked-ela(c. til Itch, alike on both sides of tho fabrio sewn; tho only atitoli which is univorslly approved, or is at all adapted for lrl-clait work. Thus, beaver cloth, or leiulmr may bo sown with groat Btrongth and uniformity of stitch, and. in a mouiout, thii willinit and novor-wonrying iiMlrumonl may bo adju-Etcd for Cue work on t-aue or (Joaa-mer (Joaa-mer tissue, or tho tuckinc of tarlatan, or ruflling, or almost any other work even by a child which delicate fingers have boon known to per lor tn. etch the cat-eU-sa ; und thoughtless Have little or no trouble on thU machine. Send for Descriptive and Dries Circulars, Wonianufnotureour own naodlos, silk and twist; furnish linen and cotton Hi road nnd oil all of euporior qua-lily but which can be roliod oa only when obtained tbrough our Principal oriJrauch OUicos, or Afonoics. OTHER SEWING MACHINE? REPAIRED ON REASONABLE TERMS. We Guarantee every Machine we sell to give entire satisfaction. MACHINES DELIVERED FKEE TIIROUQUOUT THE CITY. TERMS TO SUIT ALL. We extend a cordial invitation to nil to couio and 6C0 tho Machines, wh other thoy wish to buy or not. See oil o Ultra, but do not buy without you examine the Singer. Visitors always "politely attended by competent attendants. Instruction free. All Machlnea iicrfeclly adjusted before delivery at t SINGER SEWING MACHINE DEP'T, Z. C. 1. 1. ' GENERAL AGENTS, Two doors soulh of Eaglo Emporium, . I Malt Lnlco Oltv. XJtaU. ! H. B. CLAWSON, Supt JAMES HAGUE. Jim. J. 11. UA0UE, OKOHUi: DAOUE. Big: Grun Store I HAGUE "BROTHERS, LATE JAM K S II A Ci U K , Importers and DOoalor ii GUNS. PISTOLS, AMMiITION,Tn!iM fill, iSekic0.ejss, Harness AND WHIPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. REPAIRS NEA1LY EXECUTED. East Temple Street. Salt Lake City, UAJjUtUR BKUTHJtUKS Doalers ir. every variety of MUSIGAL INSTRUMENTS SPECIAL AGENTS for Utah of tho Ai'ion Pianoforte Company, Ste'mwny & Sou?, Cliick-erins; Cliick-erins; & Sons, Decker & Barnes and (irovestein & Fuller's -.-7?:-: .: '".;,v "O JVE-A-SOlSr Sc HAMLIN'S WOiaD-UUNOWNKD CABI1TET O ZR-C3--A. ISTS Read wliat our Professors of Music and Leading Citizens of tlic Territory say about them in our new Circular. Books, Stationery AND SCHOOL FURNISHINGS. Z. C. i. I. BOOT AND SHOE THE "BIG- SOO'ia." Pi rji'VCrti-Ti i iiHit-JlTiar-- 4i!ajL&J&iildi . Kvory style and qunUty of Boou nJ Shoes MADJJ TO ORDER, eatl'lac tioD guaraotccd. 4LWAT8 OS HASDA LAROF. AND CU0IOE STOCK OT HOME-MADE imported BOOTS AND SHOES A FULL ASSORTMENT OF S'ce Findings. Horse Collars and all Ms o Leather! . U. CLAW. SON. SlU KUNTKNPfff. I IXIDXia WA 3NT T E X . |