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Show WE GUARANTEE THAT EVERY HOUSEKEEPER Who .v.rh.doue of ! CELEBRATED WILb CUEEl'LLLV HECOMFEND II A THE MOST DURABLE, PRACTICAL, SIMPLE & l'EEFECT COOKING 'APPARATUS THEY IIA VE EVEK USED. Adapted to all Localities AND EVERY KIND OF FUEL. Sold by EXCELSIOfl MiMCIfllM CI, SAINT LOUIS, And all! LIVE STOVE DEALERS. MISCELLANEOUS, BOILER MAKINC T11E I'SDEBSWNED is prepared lo do any kind of Holler or Tank Making OR REPAIRING ; And will BUY OLD BOILERS OR 1'LL'ES. or take them is pay for work. lie will also do any kind of MILLWRIGHT WORK On short notice. Orders left at tho Herald OfEc will receive "ST JOIINSLOAX. THIS WELL KNOWN BKAND -OF- JAPAN TEAS - FOR SALE AT Grocery Department. H 0. B. CLAWSON. Sapt. TABLE. BURLINGTON ROUTE. TO THE EAST, NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. ! Ho. 3. STATIONS. .Igla. MAIL. LeareSALT LAKE 5:00a.m. fclSpja. " OilAlIA 6:30 p.m. 6:30 a.m. Arrive BURLINGTON fcOOalm. 8:0p.m. " GalcaburgtC.B.JtQO 7:00 a.m. 10:50 p.ca. Menaota " 11:15 a.m. 3:23 a.m. " Chicago " 3:15 p.m. 7KK) a.m. " Peoria - 9:00 a.m. 12:50 a.m. Ind'rlia(I.B.4W. 6:15 p.m. 9;25a.m, " Cincinnati - - UK'O p.m. 4: 15pja. " Loi-annport 555p m- ih 20a.m. T. P. A W.1 " Celambus 2:45a.m. 5:30 p.m. WThronirh Cart from Missouri River to Chicago. Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Logans-port Logans-port and Colombo!, Connections at those points with line leading co the Fast. North and South. ThiaU tho Best, Shortsst, ttulckest and Cheapest Uout. D not be deceived, but obtain Tickets ria the Burlington k Missouri River Railroad. A.B.TOUZALIN. a K. PERKINS; Genl Pai; AsenL 8a'l Sop't. W RAILROADS. G- P. Re OS A.VD AFTER SEPTEMBKB 18th, 187!, TRAINS WILL LEAVE OGDE.V DAILY AS FOLLOWS FOL-LOWS I Overland Pa.?enccr Train for Toano, Carlin, Vinnemuccii, WaiL'Wurib, Reno, Marysvillc, Koddirnr (for Oreevnl, Sacramento, Stuck tun, Laihror-- Merced tfor Yo'eiuitoi, Tii't'-n ifvr Los Ansolt's), tan Joso and iaa 1 ranebco, - - h.S) f.h. Overlaiid Vreiaht and Accommodation Accommoda-tion Train tor can i'rancuco, - - 5.23 p.m. A. N. TOWN K, T. II- GOODMAX, .Gon'l Sup't (Jen. Paw. and Ticket Agent. GEO-11- RICK. Atitr, Salt Lake City, Or!ieo with ilsjahall Jt Carter, Orer W. P. A Co s Lank. s-JJ CUIC1G0 & ALTON R. R. ! The Only Flrsl-Class Uo-d In the West, LOUISIANA, MISSOURI. Kctv Short Itoute frou Kansas City to Chicago, Without Change I Via Pt. l,oui, Kansas citr and Northern dale North Jli'nouri) and I'nictKoand Alton RailroalJ, crosiQie the Misi5?iiil at Louisiana. Lou-isiana. Mo., an 1 a.init through Jackson Title, lilcomioston .ad Juliet. The hhortf !st and Best Uoule to Hi East, via Chicago! ELEGANT LAY CARS ASD FILLV&I F&L&CI SLEHIE CAHS Kun through from Kanaa city arH St. Loon to Cbi'.'JB. without change 1 mm mm rails ran AND SMOKING CARS On all daily train : the only Line ruanint these cars from Kansas City and St. Louis to Ch tea, sr No Line makes as Good Time, Or closer connections, has better accommo dations. bet'.or track more oleiisnt ilur can, more luxuriant and comfortable nlocping care. Tntm of Kansas i'jcifio and amVe.te.ro T?.ii cot -iie-l cl-.-cij wiik trains of this line, u t mun Depot. Ivans m oitj. JAB. HARLTON, 'nril fi....ni and Ticket Aee.t. A. R. K. Luic.KO. J. McMULLIN, Utn. Supu, 0. A A. K. K. fklcaao. FH AN K HIGH, TRAVEL UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On an U after Nejiteraber 'Jdt 1874 MIXED TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY. Going South. Leavo tho Utah Central R.R, Dopot, Salt Lako City, at 7 a.m. and .20 p.m: 8andy, (nearest point to Little Cottonwood Canon,) at S. 10 a.m, and 3.30 p.m., arrive at Lehi at 9.10 a,m, and 4.30 p.m. Uolng North. Leave Lohi at 9.30 a.m. and 4.50 p.m.; Sandy at 10.50 a. mi and 6.10 p.m; arrive at 8alt Lake City at 11.40 a.m. and 7 p.m. FAKES : Salt Lake to Cottonwood Station. 60otl " " Sandj A 11.00 " " Draper " 1-25 " " Point " " 1.75 " ' Lehi " ' i Paseengen will ploaii purohaee tloltouJ at the oihoe. M. II, DAVIS, Gen. FreLiht and Tioket Agent FEBAnOBZ LITTLB BUFmBXHTKNDBNT. GILMER S SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES THROUGH Utah, South - east Nevada & Montana, Mon-tana, Leaving Salt Lake City Dally, rai-lng rai-lng South to Tintio, American Fork, Mount Nebo, Sovier, St. Gcoree, Utah ; and Pioohe, Kovada ; Passing through Provo, Sprineville, Spanish Fork,Pay-boo, Fork,Pay-boo, Salt Creek, Chioken Creek, Round Valley, Fillmore, Corn Creek, Beaver, Mincre-ville, Mincre-ville, and AU the principal town and mining camps in southern Utah and touth-cast Nevada. Alao leave Corlnne, Utah, dally, r mil Ming north to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Deer Lodfeo, Cedar Creek mines, and passing through all the principal towns and mining min-ing camps in Montana. Mon-tana. PRINCIPAL OFPJCK, Wells, Fvgo & Co. Building' inn Salt Lake City Lob Wines. H. P. XimbaJlj salt lake, opiiir And Tintic Stage and Express runnibq dailt from balv l&ke city, ti lake towm, tooele city, itocktok and oph1a to t1htio. The route has been reftocied with splendid splen-did Concord Coaches, fine Stock, eaiefnl and attentive Drivers, and every attention is paid lo the comfort ani convenience of passea-ten. passea-ten. Good accommodations on the road. THROTjGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. OOle a at Walla, Fargo Co.'i, alt Lako City, WINES & KIMBALL, apI4 Proprietors, UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. On and after Monday, July IT, tITl Itally Train-Leave Train-Leave Salt Lake City at ft a.m. and 2:43 p.tr Arrive at Ogden 7 a. m, and L4 p. o. Leave Ogden at 1 a. m. and 5:30 p. m. Arrive at oalt Lake Citj 10 a.m. and 7:30 P.m In addition U the aboe MITt TlTl THA.IMal Will run DAILY, 6UNDAYS EXCEPTED LeavLni Bait Lake City at 60 p.m.. and Oaden at 5 a.m. aeaengera will pleas Parehaae their Tleheta at the omeea. FLftj Cents additional will be charred whan the fare is oellooted on the train, for all Information ooncemlnjc freight or passage, apply to n. H. DAVII, QoneraJ Jreiiht and lioket Ag't JOHN SHAEP, SOTUUKTIIIDIII BL1M BOORS, SMOXERY, SEWLNG MiCHLVES. m SB ii Calder & Careless, (LATE CALDER & SEAltS,) P I A N O S, We ai Agcnla for tho ARION, STBINWAY k SONS, ClilCKERING & SONS, DECKER & BARNS nd other leaiiiDg makers, nd respectfully invito our Patrons and the Public to call and examine our stock of tho abovo named instruments. We are also General Agents for tho MASON it HAMLIN world-rcnownid CABINET ' ORGANS, Whioh we havo proved beyond all doubt to be tho best and most suitalle organs for this olimato; and have also the WOODS, ESTE Y, SMITH and othor ORGANS in stock. We have the Largest Stock west of Chicago of Musical Merchandise, INSTRUMENTS, SHEET MUSIC, MUSICAL STUDIES, and everything required by Amatouri, Teaohera and Musicians. MUSI GAL INSTRUMENTS. Our Stock consists in part of PIAXOS. ACrORDEONS, COIVCERTIX AS, DO UTILE BASSES, OHUAVS, ItlKLOIHANS, TIOLLM KLLOS. SNAKE OKI MS, VIOLINS, (illTAUS, I'L(iEOLEITS, BASS Rl'9tN, BAA JOS, ELL-TIAAS, l'ICOLOS, VIOLAS, Etc., Etc. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, Piano Stools, Violin Strings, Gnttar Strings, Violin Furnishings, Uultar 'nrnlshlngs, Accordeon Eurulxhlngs, Drum Furnishings, Tuning Forka and pipes, Music Paper, Biauk Music Books and Cards, Sheet Susie, Instruction Books for all Instruments, Etc., Etc., Kt. BOOKS -A-KTZD STATIONERY. Our Stock consists In part of The Publications of the American Tract Society, Miscellaneous and Subscription Sub-scription Books, Blank Books of all descriptions, Inkstands, Writing Inks, Stt-rl Pens, in great variety, Pen Holders, Pencils, English Pocket Janlvea and Scissors, 31 unit's patent Parchment Copying Booki all dualities and weights of Note, Letter, Cap, Bill, Legal, Flat Cap, Folio Post, French Note, Initial Sole, Envelopes, all sizes and qualities, Card Board, all colors. Foreign Tissue Paper, all colors, Drawing Paper, Drawing Books. SCHOOL FUBMIS1IINOS OF KVEBY DESCRIPTION t SUNDAY SCHOOL PRESENTS. TTe have a large and splendid assorted stock of Card? and Books from tho larae Publishing House of T. AoLson Jt Sons, which we offer at their regular Wholesale and Kotail pricos. L. PRANC & COS PUBLICATIONS. Havingbcen appointed Sole Agents for Utah, for tho sale of their magnificent Cards and Books for hchcols and fortho Parlor, wo ore prspared to furni.'h tho Trado and School Committees Com-mittees from our stock of choice selections at the Publishers Wholesale and Keull prices. THE WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. We respectfully invite tho Public to call and examine our Sewing Maohines before purchasing elsewhere, which we claim to be the best, cheapest, and most durable in the market. We guarantee every Machino wo sell to give entiro satisfaction. All aro warranted to sew, with perfeot ease, Beaver, Ducking, Tioking, Denims, Domestic, Cambric, Linen, Muslin, Lace, &o., and will Tuck, Bom, Fell, Braid, Bind, Cord, Gather, in fact will do all kinds of work. A Ive Years guarantee given with each machine. Instructions froe by an expert on the premises. b3 1 MIL 2 EVER BROUGHT TO UTAH. IIAVLNG JUST RETURNED FROM THE KAoiiiiv,. o..ES, where I selected with great care and a knowledge of the requirements of this region, an immense Stock of Furniture, I am now prepared I '"HV jnusual inducements to purchasers in the following articles : BEDROOM SETS IN GREAT VARIETY, PARLOR SETS, LATZ' PATENT BED-LOUNGES, TURKISH SPRING-BACK CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS, BUREAUS, HAIR, PULD and SPRING MATTRESSES PATENT BED-SPRINGS, The but Block tm introduced in tAU markot. I ua also prepared to make SHADES, VALANCES, DEAPEEIES, and to LAY CARPETS AT TEN CENTS PER ARD, I have a otmplete line of. OlMPS 1ASSELS, REPS, TERRYCLOTES & BROCATELLES Which I will sell in quantities to salt purchasers. S: tall and examine ray Stock before purchasing 5 elsewhere. J. M. JOELSON. (? roeebeak'f Building Main Stroej-21,, Cold Weather Strips TO SAVE FUEL HAVE YOUR WIXDOWS iD DOORS MADE WEATHER-PROOF BY OUR BLACK WALNUT AND RUBBER STRIPS, A new Invention, both lie fill and Ornamental. Manufactured Eapccially for us, the Finest Assortment of WINDOW SHADES Evor BroTiBllt to ttLia CJity. THOSE HEMP AND ECONOMICAL COTTAGE CARPETS Have Arrived. Wo shall always havo ourordor ahead so as not to be out of those desirable good". Connoisseurs in Pictures arc invited to sec our BEAUTIFUL CHROMOS io29 II, B. CLAWSON. 8 upcrin tendon t MISCELLANEOUS. Z. C. M. I. SHOE FACTORY DEPARTMENT, 99 East Temple Street, SION OF THE glO OO T GENTS' BOOTS, LADIES' BOOTS, CHILDREN'S BOOTS, GENTS' SHOES, LADIES' SHOES, CHILDREN'S SHOES, GENTS' SLIPPERS, LADIES' SLIPPERS, CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, For fine weather or stormy weather; fur walking. walk-ing. diineirjK, working, Bfjnki.io, climbing, ridintc, listung, ininin-, etc., etc A large nnd ohuico assortment of the above, our own miLko and imported, at tho most reasonable rea-sonable pricos. We make lo order any style and quality desired and Insure satisfaction. OLD BOOTS AXD SHOES iMado as good as new almost. SELLING OFF OUH OLD STOCK BELOW COST! Sole Leather I Upper Leather! Harness Leather ! Imported Calf Skins, Amorioan Calf Skins, Morocco and Kid Skins, Shoe Findings, "KIT" OF ALL KINDS;! HORSE COLLARS! Uorse Collars ! ! HORSE COLLARS!!! ALL AT LOWEST PRICES, Wholesale and RetaU ! Order, by M.U receive apevt.l and prompt .llention. HIDES ANU WOOL BOUGHT, a B, CLAWSON, Sp'i, JOB PRINTING, The varied wants of the MINER, ARTIZAN and TRAVELER roE JOB PRINTING CAN B El FILLED AT THE HERALD JOB OFFICE. Tho unanimous satisfaction given by the work doM at our omoe in the put has justified us in continually importing im-porting all the Newest Attractions with which to please our patrons in Elegance and Style, and perform Job Printing to oompaxe favorably witli 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, VI8ITING CARDS, BANK CHECKS, COUNTINGHOU8E WORK1 RECEIPTS, BALL TICKETS, CIRCULARS, BILLHEADS, CARDS, ETC, ETC., done to order in blaok, colors or gold. We do not profess to work below oost, nor work for the sake of working, nor give baits of any nature, but by a system of calculating prices, make a rule to oompete with outside Quality & Figures! BUY YOUR OFFICE DESKS From Maonfaatarers direct, A. H.ANDREWS Ac Co. j 11 131 West WashJnsrtan St., CHICAGO, ManufMloran f SCHOOL, CBL7RCB HALL ana FINE OFFICE FUBMTCBE win shir SCHOOL JESH AID BEATS, PKTTKR8 ror Charohes. Halls er Hotels. Omee lieskti and Loonier 7illini. from onr Stock, or made t order in tho unit elemnt manner. Dl KKCT Tvl CUVTOM KIIH in Tub, Colorado, or other western States and Territories, Terri-tories, Beourins the vtj Ir-wost freiihts. and bavi.no rtirirAii.F.r pkokit5. Bend for illttitrated Catalogue. Sent free. Ad.lress. A. H. ANUHKWP A Co.. 119 and Ul West Washington street. CHICAGO.: INSURANCE. AMAZON IXSl'MXCE CO. J. B- BEJfSETT - - President. B. . W J2T - - Secretary. Cincinnati, Ohio. ASHETS, Jl'SE 30, 1B7. Cash on hand. In ban It. and In course of transmission- $111,308 57 United States Bunds, market value 1M.H39 09 Mortgages - 3fiC,tH6 67 Collateral Loani - l,t7 Oo Accrued Interest - '.JJ.tH2 5H Bills Kecsivable 86.1M7 15 State Bonds and Miscellaneous &S,1l7 09 Due from Agenta 3S.UB7 65 ttuoe 70 LIABILITIES. Outstanding Losses and other Lia bilitios I77.7U M H. R. MANN) Agent, Omcei Banltlnsr Honse of A. W. White A Co, 1', O. Box, 004, ij-28 AGEITCY OF THE Home Mutual INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CALIFORNIA. CAPITAL .... $650,000. JOHN II. REDI.XUTOX, Frealdent., CHARLES K. STORY, Secretary, Principal Office, 433 California St., SAN FRANCISCO. H. R. MANN, Agent, Office: Banking House, A. W. White Co. a2 TRIUMPH FIRE INSURANCE C8.S, CINCINNATI. Capital - - $3,000,000 Reliable Underwriting. Perfeot Ludemnltj. Wc ask Fair Rates and Promise to Pay Just Losses. Risks taken throughout Utah PI. R. MANN, Agent, SALT LAKE CITY: Offlcei Banklnsr Honse of A. W. White Co. P. O. Box 554. 1 t -r g s I h M. 1 I O 2 I I H h 0 ?s Ml Prospkctus fob 1873. Slsth Year. THK ALDINE, An Illustrated Monthly Journal, unlvc really admitted to be the handsomest Petlodloal In the World. A Representative and Champion of American Ameri-can Taste. Not for Sale in Book or News Stores. THE ALDINE, while issued with all the regularitj-. has nuno of tho temporary or timely interest characteristic of ordinary periodicals. It is an elegant miscellany of pure, light, and graceful lueraturo; and a collection col-lection of pictures, the rarost specimens of artistic skill, in black and white. Although each succeeding number affords a fresh pleasure pleas-ure to itt friends, the real value and beauty ol THK ALDiMi will be most aprreciatsd alter it has been bound up at tho close of the year-While year-While other publications may claim superior cheapness, as compared with rivals of a similar class, THE ALDINE is a uninuo and original tunc option alone and unupju-oachod absolutely abso-lutely without competition in price or character. charac-ter. The possessor of a complete volumo cannot can-not duplicate the quantity of lino paper and engraving? in any other shape or number ot Tolumes tor Icntlmtnlta cost (and then, there arc the cLroiuos besides I AKT 1EFABT31ET. Notwithstanding the Lncreajo in the price of subicrirtion lost i'all, when THE ALDINE assumed its present nvble proportions and representative rep-resentative character, the edition was more than doubled during the past year: prov-ina prov-ina that the American jublic appreciate, and t will support, asincero effort in tho cause of Art. The publishers, anxious to justify tho ready contidenco 'hus demonstrated, havo exerted themselves to tho utmost to develop and improve tho work; and tno plans for the coming year, aj unfolded by the monthly issues, is-sues, will astonish and uelight even tho most sanguine friends of THE ALDINE. The publishers are authorized to announce designs from many of the most einiucni artists ol America. In addition, THE ALDINE will produce examples ex-amples ef the best lo reign mtwtors, acloctod with ayiew to tho highest artistic succc-a, and greatest general interest; avoiding such as have become fumiliar, through photographs or copies of any kind. The quarterly tinted plates, for 1S78 will re-producp re-producp lour of John ti. Davios' inimitable child-skotchce, appropriate to tho four senson. Those plates, appounnj; in tho issues for January, Jan-uary, April, July, and October, would bo alone worth tho price of a year's subscription. The. popular features of a copiously illu-Lrat-ed I tins t mas'' number will bo continued. lo possess iuch u valuable cpitomo of tho art world., at acost soLrnling. will command tho subscriptions ot thousands in every section of the country: but, as tho uselulnoss and attractions attrac-tions oIlHE ALDINE can bo enhanced, in prviortion to the numerical increase of its supporters, sup-porters, the publisOors iroposo to make "assurance "as-surance double sure' by the following unparalleled un-paralleled otfer of PKEaiiatHBOMoS FOR 1873. Every subscriber to THE ALDINE, who pays in adviinco lor the year l$7;t, will receive without additional chtirgo, u pair ol 'bouutiful oil chxomos, ailor J. J. um. the ouiinout Eng-n.-b painters, ibo j-icturcs, entitled "Thn Village .Uell," and -dosing the Moor." aro 11 x M uikbes-aro printed I'rouiL'o different rlutes, requiring "Jo iiupre?ioiis and tints to psrieetoacb. picture. Ibo samo chrouios are eoldlor ?Ai per pmr, in tbo iirt .tores. As it tuva i tl,"15lwn VI conductors to keep rULALDl.NEoutot the roach olcompotiiion in every department, the cbremoa will bo found correspondingly ahoad of any that can be offered by other periodicals. Every subscriber sub-scriber will rccoivo a certibcato, over the siir-nutureof siir-nutureof the puMihors. guui auleeiiu- that'tlin curomos aeiivorod shall bo o.,ual to the samples furaulied the atjeut. or tho money will bo refunded. re-funded. Tho dwtnbutioiiui pictures of this grade, froe to tho sub.-enber to a ttvo dollar pericdicttl, will mark an epoch in tho hi-ti-ry ol Art; and. con.-idoring the uni-recedJuted cheapness o the rncolor THE ALD1 E usoll the marvel tails lntlo short of a miracle, oven to those, best aoiuumtod ith tho achiovo-tnentJcl achiovo-tnentJcl invcntMenuniUf and iturroved ma-chanical ma-chanical uppliaaces. dor illu.-tratious of ALDINeT0'"' BU iCwv'ub',t uo vl A'U TUE L1TEHAKT ILPAKIEST SiJIljiliuSu,llJcr'lie cure of .Mr. KU'UAKD HENKV 5TODDABI). ni:tcd by ihe b'-tt writers and posts ot tie day. who Mri"e tohavetboliteruturo uf TIIB ALDINE al-wjs al-wjs to keeping njih ua ajusuc otUacUons. TEtliUS. per annum, In advance, ivlth Oil 1 in out ob free. THE ALPINE will, herealler, bo obtaiaed only by subscription Tlioro "ill bo no r-duced r-duced or club rate: cash for subscription mu-t be sent lo thoput'h-li.'ip .hi--t. or tnuidoti to the local av:nt. Hiioui rc tou.l bl (t v to tli M,hiLh,. oert mtfiMcw where tbocertitic.no i given.bcriniik- tbc lac-sluille llgualureul Jahu m.iiu.x a Co- AJt.TS WA.M'EO. Any prrfon, wi-hin.; to act permanontl v a a ocnl went, will royai-rimi aad prompt V iormulioti by appkyimj to JA.1IKS Sl'TTOX ,V Co., I'nlilt.lie,-. SB MAIIK. LAMJ, stw vokk. SlPlESOE-afSa.lLi Fall and Winter Notice! iLRDRI V JJ1Lm Fall & Winter Goods. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, 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 INSPEOTIO N. French, English nnd American Suitings, Coatings and Cassimeres In great variety and latest tj les. Men's aud Boys suits of the latest fashions, from 'he first 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, CLOVES, UMBRELLA8, 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 VARIETY, Tho great success which has attended Our Merchant Tailoring Department Has induced as to make Large Purchases for our Fall and Winter Trade, So that gentlemen ma 7 choose from the most Tarled and Extensive Mtoclt "iv e have ever offered. Tailors' Notions and Trimmings of the best quality always on hand. 1J7 H. B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. Sewing1 Machine. yE respectfully invite the Public to call and Bee our excellent variety o Sewing Machines. IN Plain,BeautifuI and Elaborate Styles of Workmanship AND GREATLY IMPROVKB WITH THS FANTON CYSTOUS. The Total Sola of the SINGER MAC SINE an now THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. THE SALES OF LAST YEAR, 2. S IE., 12 -3 O An erideno, that it i, fast winninc snrnm, faror is th. Qounhold, The Singes Company sold ovor tho other Companies, 53,731. ttfir" The Chicago Relief Committee furnished sufferers by the Fire to March is, 1872, 3,944; 3.131 Singer Machines, ail other maies, 793. Applicants made their selection, with same discount on all. OUR SALES IN UTAH EXCEED ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THfc SEWING MACHINE LINE THIS SIDE OF CHICAGO. We courts job It invite the Ladies to-see our Bmbroidery Attaolimont, It attracts Keneral attention ud admiration. We also desire you to see oar TUCKERS, CORDERS, RUFFLERS, BINDERS fillll TFRs. HEMMERS TRIMMERS. PLEATERS, SELF-BASTERS, SEAM-RIPPERS, NEEDLE-SETTERS. NEEDLE-SETTERS. SUITABLE FOB ALL KLNDS OF SHUTTLE 8EWISQ MACHINES, VtTK aVARATKE EVKRT MACHINE WE SELL TO 1VS KSTtRK PATISPAC J tin, sj eht-ne is thnn"uhly B-ljuatM. truvl and twted by eir.viicd Mvhnk ud ell ire warrsjitM to gou- with im all kinds of rodj, frc to the o.nr?oit to ths flnwt, Lace, Muslin, Cambric, Douie(ic, Xeniui, Ticking. Diicking. Bearer, Buckskia aud Leather. ti& Inetruotioo citpd froo of ehargo byoompetent attendantii and term dt' sale to suit all drounistaaocs. OTHER SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED ON REASONABLE REA-SONABLE TERMS. .-o.- Wo extend a cordial invitation to all to OOME AND SEE OUR MACHINES Whotlior they wish to purvhaso or oof. IT TIIB SIXGER SEWIXG MACHINE DEPART.1IEMI Z. C. M. I. General Agents, ITwo doore iouOi of Eag! Kmporium, Salt UiJ0'f. , |