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Show CHICAGO TRADE. Importer! sad Deader In LEATHER AND FINDINGS 33 anil 3T South Canal street, tSSrT CHICAGO. III. M. D. WELLS & CO., Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers In Boots and Shoes, 61H Watiaili Ave, Clilcaffo. M. D. Wills. II. J. Mafarlanj, K. Uooeuioi. n'U H. V. Mclatyre. 6LICHTLY SCORCHED I VANSCHAACK, STEVENSON & REID, WIIOLKSAL10 DRUGGISTS (Lato of 'JO, J2 and 'M Luke street. Cur. Dearborn street.) HAVE REMOVED On account the intense heat, To the Baptist Church Building1 H 17, N1D&H31 Wiliiill Ave., mz m m m i3m Wlioro wo liavo a larfro stork of Drugs, (Jlioiiiicals, Paints, Oils, Glnsa and U lass war o, Druef-irfts' Sundries, Sun-dries, Patent Humbug!1, Etc., Etc. call and ciircrcit us. (Wo only iiy 100 centa on the Dollar.) J?? , CHASE, HANFORO & CO., 470 South Cmial St., CHICAGO, Headquarter! for Oils, Paints, Glass, Ac., Manufacturers of the celebrated WILSON OIL TA N lfa HEW YORK TRADE. ROBERTS, READ i CO.- Manufacturers auu Jobbers of hl .m. ' m r me 9 S71 BROAD WAV, NEW YORK. FELIX CAMPBELL, 79 John St, New York, Manufacturer of and Dealer lu Wrought) Cast mil Galvanized Aiul every variety of fittings for the same. ml7 THOS. M. ARGALL & Co., Men's, Youths' Bora' and Children's O L O T IK I 3NT o-, AT W1IOLXSALK, J I J A J15 Drontlwiy, New York. j. k. riMri.Es. fj27 HENDERSON, JUSTICE & Co Successors to Griffon. Uon Jorson Jt Co.. IMPORTERS AND JOBBIBB OP FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, FURNISHING GOODS. ETC.. 4U8 Jt BUI) BUOAOWAY, Ori'ositeSL Nicholas Dotol. Now York. BENEDICT, HALL & Co. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, 131 mid 130 Cimul St., New York, Corner Crosby, one bio ok east of Broadway dl I L. M. BATES & CO., 4l 453 Uroailway, KKYV YORK, 1MPOBTIB3 AUD JOUOUS III Fancy Dry Goods, HOSIERY, "WHITE GOODS, WOOLEJfS, SHAWLS, l'AXKEE NOTIOXS, tc. J. II. BtiLGRR. ' Jul r ' VEGETABLE SICILIAN nxiu yr. REN EWER. Every year increases the popularity of this valuable Hair Preparation; which is due to merit alone. We can assure our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high standard ; and it is the only reliable and perfected preparation prep-aration for restoring Gray or Faded Hair to its youthful color, making it sort, lustrous, aiid silken. The scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean, h removes all eruptions and dandruff, and, by its tonic properties, prevents the hair from falling out, as it stimulates stimu-lates and nourishes the hair-glands. By its use, the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it restores the capillary glands to tluir normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except iu extreme old age. It is the most economical 11 air Dressing ever used, as it requires fewer applications and gives the hair a splendid, glossy appearance. ap-pearance. A. A. Hayes, M.D., State Assaver of Massachusetts, savs. "The constituents are pure, and carefully selected tor excellent quality ; and I consider it the Best Preparation for its intended purposes." S..i by all Dr::::i$ts aiui acaiers in medicines. PSICE OSS DOLL iK. Buckingham's Dye, FOR TUK WIIISKKRS. As our Kenewer in many cases requires re-quires too long a time, and too much j care, to restore gray or laded hisk-1 ers, we have prepared this dye in one jTimtioii; which will quickly and effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither run nor wash off. Sold by all Druggists. Price Fjty Cents. Ianiifacttirrd by K. P. Hall & Co., FOR SALE AT Z. C. M. I. DRUG DEPARTMENT. oC6 I Z. C. M. I. COLUMN. z."c.Il Wholesale DRY GOODS DEP'T Up Stain, Emporium Building, A full, first-clau stock ot STAPLE DRY GOODS, AOTIOAS, BOOTS and SHOES, AT LOW PRICKS. Wholesale buyers and Co-operative Dealers please inspect. GROCERYIHARDWARE DEPARTMENT, CONSTITUTION BUILDINGS, Parohasers can here find An Immense Stock AND IN EACH BRANCH A GREATVARIE1Y. IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS AND MACHINERY ALL ON THE PREMISES. Miners Supplies a Specialty CLOTHING DEP'T. HOME-MADE AND IMP OETED MANUFACTURED FROM HOME-SI ADK, FRENCH, GERM AH, KNGLiSH kind AMERICAN! FABRICS Fine Cassimeres, and Cloths Trimmings On hand, for Gentlemen ordering their own. T FIRST-CLASS FITTERS AND WORKJIKS TO FILL ALL OKDKIU PROMPTLY. Retail Departm'nt, EMPORIUM BUILDINGS, THE FINEST DISPLAY AND ASSORTMENT OF GOODS. WE CUT IN ANY LENGTHS AT A SMALL ADVANCE ON WHOLESALE. Thiij is tho Department for Families. DRUG DEP'T. Fancy and Staple Drugs, PATENT MEDICINES, Forfumery, LIQUORS IN GREAT VARIETY ENGLISH ALE AND PORTER, AVERILL FA 1ST WHITE LEAD, OILS, COLORS GLASS, ETC. Pretcriptioiu from Physician will have ipeaal attention H. B. CUWSOA, SnpU MISCELLANEOUS. S. T.-1S60-X. ONWARD I THE medical revolution which com nicQced years ago with the gradual disuse of blood-letting, salivation, drastic purgatives, and powerful opiates, opi-ates, goes bravt'ly and gloriously on. Every day the sick grow wiser. They are no longer willing to open their mouths, shut their eyes, and take whatever what-ever the doctors are pleased to prescribe, without inquiry. They want to know the nature of the medicines they are desired to shallow, and demand to have the mysterious Latin lingo of the I profession truncated into plain English. Eng-lish. The Invalid World understands at last that VIUOU is tho great antagonist an-tagonist of disease. The feeble decline to be utterly prostrated by depleting pills and potions, and turning from such mendicaments with loathinc, judiciously place their trust in a remedy reme-dy which combines with the properties of an Alterative those of a pure and wholesome Tonic and Kestorative. It is now about twelve year since this grand desideratum waa introduced under the name of PLANTATION BITTERS, and from that time to tho present its progress has beeu .vithout a parallel in tho history of proprietary medicines. With the spirit of tho sugar cane the most nutrieious of all stimulants for its basis, and medicated solely with the juices and extracts of rare vegetable specifics, such as CaiLsaya Bark, the best known Tonic that tho world produces, pro-duces, and which makes it by all odds the most unobjectionable invigorant, corrective and general alterative that has ever been placed by science within the reach of tho sick, tho suffering, and tho despondent. Hence it has overleaped alf competition, and Plantation Plan-tation Bitters is to day the most popular popu-lar Tonic- on either side of the Atlantic. IIIIUI HIM LIS1MEIST FOR MAN AND ME AST. ProbaVly few nrticlos have over had so extensive a salo, while, none- havo been moro universally beneficial than tho coiebratcd Mexican aIustaxo Liniment. Lini-ment. Children, Adults, Jiorsos and Domestic Animals, arc always liable to accident, and it is safe- to say, that no family can pass a single season without, soino kind ot" an omollient being necessary. neces-sary. It becomes a matter of importance import-ance then to socuro tho best. Tho morits of the Mexican Mustano Liniment aro well known throughout tho habitablo world. Jb'rom the million upon million of bottles sold, no complaint com-plaint has over reached us. It is ro-commondod ro-commondod for Cuts, Jiruisos, Sprains, Kheumalism, JSwol lings, Itiios, Chilblains, Chil-blains, i&c, upon man, and for Spavins Founders, King-bono, Poll .Evil Scratches, "Winii-Ualls, lloofalo, &c, upon horses. IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES, "This "ib to certify, That tho Mexican Mustang Mus-tang Liniment has boon extensively used in our stables throughout tho country (wo havo 2.500 horses) with tho greatest ben o lit in all cases of galls, kicks, sprains, latuonoss, stiffness, stiff-ness, etc. Many ol our men havo had occasion occas-ion to uso it in thoir farnilios, and all speak of it in tho higtiost terui3. Ono of our uion got kicked and badly cut and bruised; as usual, us-ual, the Mustang Liniment was resorted to; tho lameness was removed, and he was almost al-most well in four days. Wo can cheorfuily rocommend it as a valuablo preparation for man or boast. Yours respectfully. J. DUNNING, Foreman of Adama Co's. Exp's. Stablos, M. Y. "Wo tako great plecsnro in recommending tbo Mexican Mustang Liniment aa an indispensable indis-pensable and valuablo article and tho best wo havo over used for Sprains, Soroj or Galls on horses. Somo of our mon havo also used it for sevore burns and sores, as well as rheumatic pains, aud all say it acts like ma81 J, II. HEWITT, Foroman. For American Expross Co., 10 Wall Street; liarden's Express Co., 7-1 Uroadway; Pullen, Virgil & Co.. Express Co.. 1-1 Wall Stroot; Wells, Farco it Co.. H Wall btroot. Over three hundred livery stables in tho city of Hew York alone aro using tho Mexican Atu .tanq Liniment, in all of which it gives unusual satisfaction. satisfac-tion. CAUTION. Soma unprincipled pnrtios havo undertaken under-taken to counterfeit this Liniment. Tho genuine is wranpod in a fine "Stool Plate" i engraving, with "(i. W. Wostbrook, Chemist." Chem-ist." and "Trado Mark. MKXIUAN MUSTANG MUS-TANG LINIMENT," engraved across tho face of each wrapper. Tho whole boars tho proprietors' private United States Revenue Stamp, and not a common stamp, as used by druggists. Lyon M anu facto ri so Co., (127 53 Park liaoia N. Y. C. H. BASSETT, HARDWARE STORE All kind of HEAVY HARDWARE, Iron aud Steel, Stoves and Tin Ware BLACKSMITH TOOLS, Agricultural Implement Aud BUnlng Tools, At Lowtit Rata. OPPOSITE SALT LAKE HOUSE SCOTT, DUA'IMI & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers IRON AND STEEL WRIGHT'S PICKS, IRON BARROWS AND ALL KINDS OF MINING TOOLS. Wrought Tuyers, Pipe and all kinds of Fittings for Furnaces and Mills. IIxYRD WARE, BELLOWS, ANVILS, AND OTHER BLACKSMITH TOOLS, IRON PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS. BRASS GOODS, RUBBER PACKING, AGENTS FOR j Hooker Pumps, ! Fairbanks' Scales, Fireproof Safes, G. S. Lubricating Oil, Portable Forges, I ALL LOW FOR CASH. j 28 I NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR STOVES ! NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOH STOVES Over One Hundred Different Kinds and Styles tc Select from, Including tb. Old Favorlt.., Charter Oak, New Era, Monitor, Inland Empire Superior, Etc., Those as well as otter varietieswill be SOLD CHEAPER AT TUB Hardware Dep'nt OF Z. C. lL. I. THAN IN AXT OTHER HOUSE IN THIS TERRITORY. H. B. GLAWSOIf 17 Soputtaidtat. TRAVEL. GILMER & SALISBURY'S lAILV STAGE LINES THItOt'GII Ulah, South-east ievala & Montana, Mon-tana, Lcnvlug Salt Lake City Dally, run-nlug run-nlug is on tli to. Tintic, American Fork, Mount Nebo, Sevier, St. George, Utah ; and Pioche, Nevada ; Paaalng through Provo, Springvillc, Spanish Fork, Pay-eon, Pay-eon, Salt Creek, Chicken Creek, Round Valley, Fillmore, Corn Creek, Beaver, Miners-villo, Miners-villo, and All the jrrincipal towns mid mining camps intmith rn ltith and south-east iVt(Wi. Alio leave Corlnne, Utah, dally, running north to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Deer Lodge, Cedar Creek mines, and passing through all tho principal towns and mining min-ing camps in Montana. Mon-tana. PRINCIPAL OFtVCS, Wells, Rrgo & Co. Building inn Salt Uka City UTAH CENTRAL It AILUOAD. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. ()m and iftir Monday, July IT, 1871 Daily Trains Leave Salt Lake City at 5 a.m. and 2:45 p.to Arrive at Ogdon 7 a. m, and 4:45 p. m. Leave Ob don at 8 a. m. and 5:30 p. m. Arrive at Salt Lako City 10 &.m. and 7:30 p.m la addition to the nboo IVIISIEJLO TRAINS Will run DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Leaving Salt Lako City at 5.30 p.m.. and Ogdon at 5 a.m. Pa differs will plcaia Purch&i their Tlckatl at tha Ofllcct. Fifty Cent- additional will bo ohartrod when the fare ia oollooted on Oao train. For all information oonoorninj froisht oi passage, apply to D. O. CALDER, General Freielit and Tickot Aa't JOHN SHARP, SUPERINTENDENT Loo Winoa. H. P. Kimball. SALT LAKE, opnm And Tintic Stage and Express LINE, RUNNING DAILY FROM SALT LAKE CITY, via LAKE TOWN, TOOELE CITY, STOCKTON AND OPH1R TO TINTIC. The route has been restooked with splendid splen-did Conoord Coaohos, tine Stock, oaieful and attentive Drivors. and every attention is paid to the comfort ani convenience of pasaen-ers. pasaen-ers. Good accommodations on the road, THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Offl at Wella, Fargo Jt Co.'a, Salt Lake City, WINES & KIMBALL, orris ton. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On and after January 31st, 1 MIXED TRAINS WILL IR, TXUNT H) A X Ha Leaving the Utah Central R.R. Depot, Salt Lake City, ac 7.lUa.m.; Draper 5.45 p.m., and Sandy Station, (nearest point to Little Cottonwood Canon,) at 6.20 p.m. An extra train will Run on Sundays Leaving Draper at 8.40 a.m., Sandy ; at 9.1u a-m., Salt Lake City at 4.1u p.m. Salt Lake to Bie Cottonwood Station, fNleur ltt!s " " S.indy ll.MI " " Draper " 1J5 Twenty-five cenu additional will be charged when the fare u collected on the train. D. O. CALDER, IGen. Freight and Ticket Agent. FKRAMORZ LITTLE. 8UPEBIKTS.VDi.NX. DAILY HERALD. A Live Paper FOR Live People. THE SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD THE SECULAR AND COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPER OF SALT LAKE CITJf. The People's Paper. FREE AND INDEPENDENT. The Cheapest Paper PUBLISHED IN The Rocky Mountains;! 10 MEN OF ENTERPRISE Tho recent discovery and rapid development develop-ment of the mines of Utah have given, and will oontinuo to givo, an impetus to trade of every kind, which should coin in and tho attention at-tention of all business men who desire to share in its profits. Heavy shipmonts of ores for months past have boon bringing wealth into tho Territory; a largo immigration has oommonced ; agricultural agri-cultural and other products are finding ready sales ; and merchants begin to feel tho steady flow of money through tho varied channels of commerce. To business mon at a dislanao who soek to participate in tho lively trade which must attend such a rapid growth of interests, as well as to the local public, a live, energetic newspapor is a necessity, by which to bo made fully acquainted with tho true condition condi-tion of matters as they exist, and f.h rough which to present thoir business ana facilities for lurnishing so promising a market. THE SALT LAKE HERALD Fully moots this nocossity in Utah. Not blng the orgnu of any person, sect or party, nor devoted alone to any single interest, it has grown upon pnblio favor and attained an unprecedented circulation circula-tion in tho timo which has elapsed since it was established, by being in the strictest sense a Free, Independent, Live and Thoroughly Progressive NEWSPAPER ITS MINING NEWS Collated with tho groatost core and from the most reliabto sources, makes it valuable to all interested in tho mines of Utah ; its AGRICULTURAL AND GENERAL TERRITORIAL INTELLIGENCE Can bo equally reliod on; and itsbntkbfbibi placed it in the Front Rank of the Rocky Mountain Journals. THE SALT LAKE HERALD Circulates largely and is widely read in every Mining Camp, and throughout the Citios, 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 Advertisiug Medium In. the Rocky Mountain region. Where to Advertisel Where it will be Seen! Where it will be Read ! In the People's Paperl T H K SALT LAKE HERALD MAKE TOUR WANTS KNOWN IX THE Salt Lake Herald. 1 3b O , O O O Singer Sewing Machine wi ve si(l within Ihc past year. Xciatlijic tmrnVnu, Julio lu:h. Is; THE S I NCER 3Ianufacturiii Company, A.T TIEUE WORLD'S AI Constituted by tho homes of tho -coilo Received the Great Award of the Highest Sales And have left nil rivals far behind them, 10 It HEY Sold m 18795? Machines 1 Sewing Machine Sales for 1870. "Tho mrifrnitudo to which the mnnufAoturo of sewing machines tins attains! ,y tho "nwurii" returns (to whioh any ono o in have hcoo.-s) of tho uuDufai".?,011 1,1 theyenrlSTO to tho owners ot tlio loading initenu, on wiii.-h tlioy imy tt rorlii. .ljr cording to these returns the number of muoluniw sold by each uiiinulacuira- il i as follows: 1B ls' u The Singer - - lU7,K3;i Floreneo . Wbooler Jc Wilson - S.;.juS K..U1 .Medal . ' '"' 11 (two - T. 1 : i -K ( n a . . . VU G rover Jt Uakor - .'iT.li'J il ni.iro - - . Weed - - - 'inkle Jt I,you . . Wilcox & Oibbs S.S'.H) Purham - AC) AmerioanUuttonhole Jt Ovorconiiiiug 1 l.f'TH W ibon - - . '-'"J And several other oominnies who sold a few miiohines, It will ho soon by this tablo that tho popularity oTlho Singer machine! far ei ceeds that of all others, their talo boiun one-half greater thnn even th tho famous "Wheeler A Wilson" machine. This is owing to tho fact that the sin Company have lately commenced making, besides their old and wcll-ejtabliibM manufacturing niochino, what is known as tlieir"Xcw Family MmMne," win h la selling at the rate of nine to one better thnn their old style' Th C tal sales for ltWi) wore ftj.TSl jinchines agnin.it tho 127,4t; of 1870, showing an inert of one-half In the latter yewr." "New York Sun." " One-Half of our Gigantic Sales, NOW NKARI.V THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILLION Miacliines Sold, AND jm. JL, JC J X B U A J, J J jK Were made within the pmt three years. But tho Orea(el Ii,.Tea. our Sales over all Oilier AIhvIH.io), lie in g AVIIhlu the I'lmt Ver Thli Is Incontestlble Proof that Our IM.iohinos Are tbo lleul in tho World. ' THE NEW F AM 1 L V SINGER SEWING MACHINE With attachments for all kituls of work. Is last winning tupromo favor in tho housohold, as shown by tho ranidlv iecrnui.. sales, over all othor machines. ".homidi 'ibis lew Family Machine is now capablo of a rauf;o and variety 0f wrk -tvS .. was only recently thouRht impossible to pcrlortn by uncliiiiery. Wo claim tt"d J, show that it is the cheapest, most bcnutiful. Uolieutoly arriiiiKud. nicely adjunct! eiil. operated, spoedy.and smoothly running ol all the t'.uuily sewing Machines. IHaremifL able not only for tho range and variety of its sewing, but al-o lor t!io rarioiy ttnj jif foront kinds of toxture which it will sow with e.iul facility and jJorl'el-ii,.n Ulin, silk twist, linen or cotton thread, lino or cn:irso, making tbo interJocked-d'aitic! stitch, alike on both sides of the fabric swu; tho only siitcb which ia univcrsiIlT approved, or is at all adapted for Hrn-class work. Thus, beaver cloth or I wh tarn ta-rn ay bo sown with groat strength and uniformity of stitch, and, in a niomcai this willing and never-wearying instruuiont may bo adjusted lor tine work 011 g:iu-o or koju-mor koju-mor tissue, or tho tucking of tarlatan, or rutlling, or nimost any othor work evea b? a, child which dclicato fingers havo been known to porlurin. iOvrn ihe cartltii and thoughtless have little or no trouble ou llili machine. Send for Descriptive and Irice Circular. We manufacture our own needloG, silk and twist: furnish linotr and cotton thread md oil all of superior quaiity-but which can bo relied oa only wnon obtained Uuuiuk our Principal or Branch Offices, or Agencies. OTHER SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED ON REASONABLE TERMS. We Cuarantee every Machine we sell to give entire satisfaction. MACHINES DELIVEEED FREE TIIKOUQIIOUT TUB CITY. TERMS TO SUIT ALL. Wo extend a cordial invitation to nil to come and poo tho Machines, whether they wish to buy or not. See all others, but do not buy without you exainlus the Singer. Visitors always politely attended by competent attendants. Instruction fr All Machines perfectly adjusted before delivery ixt t SINGER SEWING MACHINE DEP'T, 2. C. 1 1. GENERAL AGENTS, Two doors south of Eagle Emporium, Wfilt I.ftUe City, TJtali. I II. 11. CLAWSOJt, Superintendent. I SELLING OUT At Cost ! TAYLOR & CUTLER, Are selling their entire stoek of Goods at GOSH1! Before you Buy, Call and See our Goods and Prices for Yourselves UB26 COLLEGE SCRIP! pEEEMPTORS will save $16 on X each quarter section by buying Agricultural College Scrip, Apply to TUK BASK OF DESKUET, 15 Saeeasaor to Hooper. Kldredte A Co SELLING OFF! Now is Hie Tinits to get Harguins ! Our remaining stock of LADIES' FURS! Will bo sold regardless of cost. FANCY DRESS GOODS, LINSEYS, FLANNELS, JEANS. WOOLEN' GOODS, HOODS, NUBIAS, SCARFS, HOSIERY, ETC. Togethor with a splendid us sort meat of LADIES' WINTER HATS ani BONNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS, Of all kinds, wlitch will bo sold at cost to make room for a large stock of Spring and Summer Goods. W. B. WILKINSON'S, No. 85 East Temple Street 23 . WITCHES &JEVELRY! O. L. ELIASON, 1 KGS to inform the residents of Salt Lake J- City and vicinity, that he not IT Kuarantece to properly Kejialr.Clean an Adjust Watches and Chronometer!, but be will make them or any Prt of them, to order, and warrant the work. A new supply of ELGIN and SWISS "WATCHES just received, which ho will guarantee as re1iol tim-keeperu. Prices to diy competition Remember the addre-s. Two doors of th Utitrtt lin.uk. JAMES HAGUE. Jan. J. H. HAGUE. QEOKtfb HAUL- Big: GrTxix Store ! HAGUE "BROTHERS, LATE JAMES HAGUE, Importers -md T3oalor ixi GUIS, AMMUNITION, iWlm Wli Saddles, Harness AND WHIPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. REPAIRS KEA1LY EXECUTED. East Temple Street. Salt Lake City. |