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Show CHICAGO TRADE. EAGLE WORKS MANF'S CO. Will f.ifnlli Kiam. B-ji'en. -Mlrl'i j Jfrtti j-ry, ai. 1 :i kind -jI in the iltwninoiy lino. flood for dowripilr crenel v. i ' i lad'LTU CANAL:?., CHIC CO P. W.fHTL'd. ParfllO'lfT. "017 PACE, BRO. & CO., Lmuorton atd Deaden la j LEATHER & FIMIHSS I "OLD OITY UofUL CJUNB.- V:r"Jf ' ' CHICAGO, ILX3 W. W. I'm. iioWDi jl'J" fCht:aao. M. D. WELLS & CO., jfajafaotoren of nd Wboloaai leader Boots & Shoos, flja Wabh .voa, ClUC'CO. M. D. Wflla, II J. Ma-.rtand, lioQedioU iaM t3 P. MoL3.1T. 11 Tho Old Salamander." REMOVAL Van Setae, SteTEon I Bad, WHOLESALE Druggists & Paint Dealers, Hnvo tfuiaoYod to tholr New Sfaroe, mud M LA KB STUEBT, Onier Dearborn litre", on Lh old a'.te) CIIIOAC O, V,"her. with bulldlnga erected exvrvtaly for tha b u I news', gleam t;Isvi.,nt,Btc., Lhf y have ti.,i.o.l hi' Q IniLueoae atock, unaurwssed In T nuribMt. i oaUl attention itven to Terrltoritl bni-(Ma. bni-(Ma. Irt JULIUS BAUER & CO. ilnnuaeturera of iM EivoaiTR iniM riiNos ALyUjiuiil Agents fcttL GOLD MEDAL KNABE PIANOS, And tli E. P. NEEDHAiil & SON SILVER TONGUE o r a A. M s . MiiTiuacturers aivl iijwrtti o BAND INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS, And all klnda ci Musical Merchandise, Julius Bauer i'i Co, Cor. Stale and ilonroa State, nUl CfflCi GO. RieUlRDS'fflOS WORKS, 47 awl 49 South Jefferson 8,',, CHICAGO, ILL. CALMTAI.. SS)0,OO.I, JDU1LDEIW C' FLTCST-CLAS3 POK TABLE AND STATIOJ'ARY mGINES, :. b Easlaei and JIoistinT MaioAinery, B i' r-vcJ mn'tius l-'arn.ies ' Il'I for r-diuins Utah Uro-i to liullioa. 'I1 Tor m.dCni-hors, Bullion Moulds, i s-Hej -: i u" Ca-L, Ilotary Panips- St!. ..aaijf, iroa I'it'o-UT U'at?r Works, Bolina, Hose, etc.. and General MINING MACHIKEHf. Th;.M Tltilllon Furcac fan b In suc-c?s suc-c?s ; : d 1 y ore ration at t bo $wn&m Smelt-in- . i-ris. tb- ttriso on Smoltim Wciks.tha bt i-aicliirE W orkj, the ChicaiM Sinclt-l-u- .-..ath Lqo Works, CHlCAUO, w either wti.'l re:r; och Furnace SVrasLni tsli to Ten Tons Bullion fiaiy. The machinery, ca-'tiaia mad tin urea pan bo iii'.-od i tai our worki oa a sia;!o wdirwt o Sa t La-o L,-;y. icd the nece..irybri :k and rrt-.-:a;.- tsn bo o:aied aywa in tie iVr.vry. I"b?y re-juiro about i,tti I cioi. cj 'u b;ioijid irc-b:i:ii fr ca :h tat- iho rrodt of one mooth's "inircl rcn" et" j : lion will ro;i vy eat 'ra d.'t c: uuul: ta-o furcicvM, L'nino, Uiowcr. Craj.!, L'.:;iofj-.-j or m hiac-y c-;uaii..', rUaj ". 1 Ji iNLiiOiUcai will bo uraisami ufoa ap- tt'-tiw o-rrirn Tu'a.ibte nii?ra decjr. luia.-ai-iery a.i ;ji:-i:jl t.i niJ in Kjriisg t j t-.i orro-i oad wi;a u:. y- aava '--t jo r:itTo or Ljr ifrars ertsi-o. u., to A-fco.-i. adUaJ it Co. ' 1 ' - r- , uRUSHES. STEWART'S; .3 II U S II 1 B S M. l MINERS. I BCRSF--N ; OIILiL yif.T 15. ! frr 6"ii, V. hcloeaie acd Hitail- b? ;.v r. i . 7. H- SI iV ART 4 O., l 17 Vittabarvh. P 1 TaCreiltors North SUrS.M.Cp. j ?:5T INSTALMtWT 0FTWENir- iT' rtr r-:. ill ch-i.) th; 1 -i:b ;;.r - i'.rtr V C 'zi Bearer C '. U-.xb. -.-.'.I I os ;.:er.ta:i.-a at, ie .- ti Mcw.-s. Vr.i:., Fario A Co-. Salt Li-'i"-'- I ti:: Lais City, JaV l1. li'l. ilU WAGONS. CAR 31 AC E 3 AND BUCCIES B A I W A G O N S. Tiii-se well-k.iovsn WACOXS n.-al li;t little aaid in their tivor. The extensive wiled now king uinuy allat their mvriUj, and they are the favorite Wilkin nuw in L'Lili. TUF.Y ARE TIWMWUHLY WAItKASTKD FOlt UiK YEAH. ALL SIZES KEIT IX STOCK. A Iwkc "1 UAKDWOOD mid WAliON" MATERIAL always on hand. Z. C. M. I , Ei.-t Brani'ii, -ll the 11 UN" WAGON at l'rovo at Salt Lako Pric. Filtsr WVGO.V IHCI'OT South of the Theatre, aull RRRRB A RORKRTSON TAYLOR icTLER"' Call ;it tea lion to their SUMMER STOCK of DRESS GOODS MARSEILLES. PIQUES, NAINSOOKS, JACONtTS, DRESS LINENS, And full atock of DRY GOODS, which thoy are offering at VERY LOW PRICES. A largo stock of GROCERIES, BOOTS Si SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, WALL PAPER, Victor Sewing- Machines, &c. tir GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE. . -S m? THE NEW MAP OF UTAH FROISETH'S New Sectional, Twaplal AND JIMIULOMOAL MAP Of UTAH TERRITORY Kiill 187 4 & lH?r. Comi'iUi iroiu U. S Suivoy- "rd olbor iiuibootio sources, iio I 'x'y i- r. a Sfalp, eicht milo" to one inrh MotatiiI.. engraved, nr-dtolored in Cjuati: vjusiat'-ii on cloth, hilt.ni'junLod, and iu pcokut lot in. This lnr;o and silonaid Map, o-nbrjcirik tho Bonoral Toror.inby oi ilia i -:rrit jry, iiU bo iiiuid on cr dljJuL tho 1st Day of September Next, Thoroughly revijcJ, rc-enfiraved aad broueht down to dato. It haS hen cuforso.t by tH Territorial Legislature, and tt subsidy granted to aid in its publication at their recent session, ses-sion, approved by his Zxcellcncy the Governor, and One Hundred Copie-t ordered for t.c use of Territorial Officers. ' It will show all the new Government Govern-ment surveys which brings into market mar-ket 2,000,000 ncies of tho public domain, including largo tracts of Coal and Ikon, besides other valuable mineral lands, the new bounuary lines between Utah, Wyoming, Idaho and Nevada, boundaries of all the organised Alining DUtrieta, Railroads eouipleto and under construction, Towns, Settlements, Rivers, Lakes, etc., etc., making it the only reliable Map of its kind published; therefor, it should be in every office, library, college, school-house and dwelling in Utah. For sJo by li iutionon. Orders aupj Hod by B. A. M. FROISETH, " PCBLISUER, Fait Lako City, Utah. CANVASSERS .Vnn;eJ lor every Iowa &Ti county in l:t.h -VOW READY : FROISETH'S GEHERAL MINING HAP OF : UTAH, h0Irin Tirenfy-Etch1, of tho I'rineiral Alin- Eg UistncU adjs-eDt to Salt Lake iity, and i ccatioa of the mon p ouiinent minea. In ; ccic; form; i'ri';o. 5 .do. 1 I AL50, SE'-T ALAP Vf I LITTLE COTTONWOOD avd psr of BIG COTTON' WOOD MINING ? DISTRICTS, 1 1 bhowias the ecerai towpraphy and legation rt of over rcv.r ll indrud iUtaiw and Inom-I J'.ites. tf-fo'-aor w th the tuinoa purTorrd for L. a. I .i--nt. fnc, in ghetd, Ji..iO: Tucket form, J. Od. 1 5UV'ji:'30Vl ",ri irC cun",iIeJ i"roin oGia 1 3 F-ir Jain by Snitoro-. and mailed toll say rn r.f tha United S :m on rcipt of 1 I i"K'j by tho publuhir. 1 U. A. M. KUUISLTH. :ui- s.iit L.ik- c;tv. is " - - OLD TITIPIEJ FOR 3 A L E 1 T.-.F i I HERALD OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OK PERSONAL ESTATE, THE OFFICE FURNITURE AND LAW LIBRARY OK THE LATE JAjMKS m. carter. I5 offered lor Sale. law Library conuins the following Text Books and Reports: 19 Vols, Abbott's Practice Kaportf, 1 to 19 Svols, co do, new series, 1 to 8 I vols. :ililtons Reports, A. Y. Com. tloaa, 1 and 2 2 vols, Daly ' do, do. 1 and 2 lvdjalldco's Kcpoits, U. B. Sup. Court, 2 vols, Hlack's do do 1 and 2 ' vol?, Howfiri-i da do 22 vols, Cuaus'a Decisions. rio 1 to 2" - Tol!". asiecbusettj Duest, 1 to 3 17 vuls. .MMBaehusiUl;oiJtits, 1 to 17 2-1 vols, Picksrioc'B do, 1 to 2i 13 vol', Motet If a d0 1 to 13 12 vols, Ccshins'a do, J to 12 1 1 ols, Uny'i do, 1 to IU 4 vols, AllaVa do, 1 to H 0 vols, di do. 87 to mi lto J'' fitpwrta, Coart of Appeals ItcI, KeU'" Onarantr and Snretyshir ' a vols. Bouvior'a Luw Dictionary 1 vol. Chi-ty Bliekk-one, Ko 1 vol, Illinois Kepirts, No 2! Tola, INeTadaKeporta. 1 to 5 ' I vol. Laws of Nevada 1 vols, American Law Hevjav. l to i J vol?, Smith's Loading Cwea 4 Is, K. 1. Mnith a Kepoi ts, 1 to 4 i Comiiondium. 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U H .MIM.VU iauw at the Hkru.p Dtlice. jo4 A St. Louis, Kansas City AND Northern Short Line TO AND FROM SALT LAKE ANT THE EAST. Passengers to and from Salt Lake should bear in mind that- the St. Louis, Kansaa City & Northern Short line in connection with the Kansas City, St. Joseph, A Coancil Bluffs R, R., is the only line running through cars over the great Missouri River bridge into ! and out of Omaha, Ail other lines to or from the east, north or south involve in-volve a disagreeable transfer and change of care in transfering over the Missouri River into and out of Omaha. This line is the only one running through cars between St. Louis and Omaha in direct connection with the Union Pacific railroad. These ar. amportant facta for the traveling pub lie to consider, as changes of cars and transfers, which other lines are ubject to, are sources of great discomfort dis-comfort and inconvenience to travelers travel-ers which the iniated fully appreciate, all of whch travelers may avoid by taking this great through line, and availing themselves of the advantagee i it oflera. GO THROUGH ST. LOUIS. It is not generally known, but it is nevertheless a fact, that the shortest line to and I'rum tialt Lake, and Louisville, Cincinnati, IndianapulU Columbus, Wheeling, TitUburg, Uevcy land, Buffalo, Karrisburg, PiiUadel-pma, PiiUadel-pma, Baltimore, Washington, New York, and Button., is through St.Louis, ver the K Louis, Kansas City, A; Northern Short Line. This line is liot Jnly the shortest and quickest, but it itlords an additional advantage ot passing IhrouKh St. Louis, the great netrcpulis of alwnt foi;r hundred and ifty thousand inhabitants, the third argest city in the I'niou, and is nost prwpero-.is in all branches ol rado and rnajiufuctori.. It being ocated in the great Valley of the iliippi, poetically at the junction )f the MiMoun River, it is gniduallv LrawiugtoitfleJf, hy reason of itj location, lo-cation, a larwc majority of the trade tt the Great West. People going to or from the East. orth or South, to or from the Great est, by other lines, should by alii neons take this line through St. xmis, and pjrsonally witness th uaguiludc ul this great citv. " 1 The St.Iju Kausas City dc "or thru th-ru Short hue, with iLs elegant etjuip-lent etjuip-lent uf rocJtring chair cars, which iey run without extra charge iu lagniticent da;,- cliches and 1'ulima u eeping palate, and excellent road-ay, road-ay, ailbrda the Ut avenue to r omSu Loua,ioand frcrn the Great ie- No.l ; MISED TRAINS will run' DAILY, SUNDAYS KXCKPTiD, LftftTinic Salt Lako City at 8:30 am. and fi:ff P.m.: and Oxdoa at 5:iX) a.m. and 3:30 p-m. For all information ooDoaraini frelfkt or pana.e, apply to JAS. SHARP' Gen oral Preitht aud'liokot Agant ; JOHNbTJAAP.Saperintosdeat Nos. 1, 2, 3 & 4 will be Run Daily For all Information eonoerolQc Freight cr Passage, apply to JAB. SHARP, 9n. Freleht and Xioket Arent FKRAMORa LiTTLjs. Saperiii ten dent JTIH HDBTHEHH RAlLRlW Trains Loave Ojfden daOy at 8 80 a.m. Vrxiving at Logan, 1100 p.m. at Franklin, 4 00 p.m. Trains Leave Franklin daily at 9 tK) a.m. Trains Leave Lotan dailv at 11 00 a m Arriving at OgJtin, i 30 p.m. Sunday's excepted the Trains on that dsv having boon diFooniiDDed. CHAS. SIBLEY, Qenor? Frairht and Ti ;ket Aeenl : MOoiid THATCHER, d38 a en ' Supt- THE AIE3ICAN FORK R. R. WILL RUN TRACTS REGULARLY every day, Sundays esaetod, on aad alter this date 10 and from AMERICAN FORK CITY . AJTD . Lravinj Amerioan Porlr City at 10 a. ie. and connecting with the U.S. H. A. A crnily eirrees will bo rua in connection with the A. K. R. R-, between Deer Creak and Forodt City. E, HUMPHREY. -Alanaser. - Chicago &. Alton RR Onlj First Gia?r Hoad in the West, LOUISIANA, MISS OU . New ahort Roate front .. . . : KANSAS ICITY TO CHICAGO Without Change. Via St. Louis. Kansaa City and Northern ilato Aorta .Missouri) and Chicago and Alton Railroads, crossing; the Alisf issippl at Louini-aca, Louini-aca, Mo., and ias3ing through Jaoaaon villa, Bloofflbcton and JoJioL Xho BOUT EST AND BEST RuDTB TO THg I EAST, via CUiOAGOl Elegant Dav Cars Ran through from Kj-.-a." r lt:- 11Dd,5t. Louis ' U JUi:a-o. j Pullman Paiace Cininfl Rooaiiai, p - (MOKl'G CAUM I 0- all Dai!v Trlc?. the oaly line runrint thcecars from Kan Ci;y aU.J L.., tc Chi ease No Line EakMs & Urc4 Tiin?, ?r cb"r Ira.- bettor B-emm'- nati-ais. better tra:', uior elect iiy Car?., la'Jra luiur.2-t i4 cosn'jrtatiie aieeiic Cars, trains of Ks.na Patific t-id a!i v. (r.PT, R.' 1h nniKt cl'nel? wrh I-sjhi ci this Liie, in L'ci'a Der-.-t, Kusa Ciiy- I JAS. CHAKLTUN, Jecera J'aicsairw T:---:ct Af:;, C. 4 A lull., Chicaco. j 8. MeMULLXN. ". ;eo. e. retd. d. h. kdsey. tsr.rr-tEY REID, KINSEY & GREELEY, PLUMBERS, GAS and STEAM FITTERS, (Opposite Walker House), MAIN STREET, SALT L.Ali.1; i 11 . WholesaJe and Ketail Dealers in GAS, WATER AND STEAM PIPE, WOODEN PIPE, LEAD PIPE Rubber, Duck and Gum Lined Hose, Fire Hree, Suction Hoee, Hose Noules, Sprinklers, Coupliims, etc., Br:Ks And lrn Fittings lor (ins, Stcain and Water. All kinds of Mining Machinery. ROOTS' PATENT FORCE BLAST ROTARY BLOWERS, B IT G IJST E BOILERS. HOISTING WORKS, Fveiglit and Passenger li)li3'aiors. Slsam Badiatora, Belting, Stoiim Tacking, etc. THE HOOKER; KNOWLES, BLAKE, CAMEllON AND CRANE S T E A. M PULirS, Deep Well Force Pumpn, HunJ rumps of every Pesci iption, Cllolx Valves, Check Valves, Steam Whistles, Pat Oil Cups, Steam and Water Gauges, etc., ILLUMINATING & LUBRICATING OILS. FLUIDS etc., etc. LAMPS. BURNERS, CHIMNEYS, SHADE.?. LANTERNS. HEAD LK1HTS, REFLECTORS, GAS and KEROS1NE Brackets, Store and Billiard Pendants, Portables, Tubing, etc. ELECTRIC BLASTING MACHINES GonfiB, AnnunicAtors, Fire and Burglar Alarms, Plaster Center?, Mouldings, Brackets, etc., Bath Tuba, Marble Slabs, Basins, Water Closets, etc. Having made arrangements with the large Manufacturers in the E:wt havi our goods shipped by the car load, oan sell at E.istrm I'ricci. ALL OUR GOGDS AND WORK GUARANTEED. Particular attention paid to Orders from the Country, and Goods shipped with dispatch. City Orders promptly attended to. Pipe cut to any any length without extra charge. ru24 .-,;fir "'-idC- V--.:.- : f. .-3lUii.5 !-A'!JuiJfc.i i'.iiXt''!!;;. THE TREMONT HOUSE, CHICAGO, JAMES & IitA COUCH, PnoritiETOKE. LUMBER. BUILD'S MATERIAL i - H I -4 H 1 It S s mi o pj S - h u 3 . 1 j : I Z . t I ui fT o i - 5 & s o l H Z "3 tt a -is s It l s " H ; LUMBER YARD. ' All kind of . LTJMBBK DOORS, WINDOWS, Blinds, Mouldings, Shingles. Laths, T.It. JOKES. THE BABC0CK MANUFACTURING C0A1PANY MAJJITFACTtTRBltS OF ALL KINOSIIOF FIRE APPARATUS Guarantee greater protection for less money than can bo afforded j by any firm in the country. ELF-ACT1S(J ENGINES ' PORTABLE i EXTINGUISHERS, i HOOK & LADDER j1 TKUCKS, etc. i" OVKB4C.IX10 BABCOCK EtTlSOl'tsHEliS , SOLD. j ;f VER Mi BABCOCK IN t'.SE : 0 END FuKTHE BADCOCK "i lU! ' BEOORD." ADDRESS: a THE BABCOCK n MANUFACTURING - COMPANY.: CHICAGO. n' E. L. SLOAN , jF ni20 AassT for Utah. I MININC ENGINEERS, ETC. W. BREDEMEYER, MLNINU, CIVIL AND CO-SSULTl-NU Engineer,, Lututy V, S. aliniita! .-ur-vojor. artiouUr aLtenCiuQ paid 10 jodtr-uround jodtr-uround aiirvajs. Uico : KimDall Uloos, Kouiu No. 6. t ir,t South dtrout. oU, E. B. WILDER, MLNINO UNGINElitt A.VD U. S. WiEoral oureyur. durvora for P&t-cuid, P&t-cuid, and maps uf underground wurkiegs accaraioly ui4do. Adanui, t". o. Box 6j7. 7 WELLS SPICER, Salt Lake City, Utah, WILL eiamin mines, muke report", mapa, plats ftfld ilidnrums uf mines, and lur-nieti lur-nieti reliable abairacLa 01 titi- Office in Grocsbcck's MlocU. in . r CEO. M. BOUTELLE. CIVIL ENGINEER, U. S. MINERAL SURVEYGR. 0(Sj Ld the bailtlin ocoupiod rjy tha Snr-yor Snr-yor UoDJrurs oiko, opt-uito iio Iuwujouc liouao, aalt Laae City. dS JAHS U. MAKT1XEAU, HYDHAULIC AND CIVIL ENGINEER and LAND aUKVEYUK, LOOAN, CACHE COUNTY, Minora,! olalma surveyed. Ol0 M. T. BUSG333, CM Engineer AnI U, S, Mineral Siimyor Will mwi lb- neceKary r.,.rs ana Da tma lot Patent uli t-c'.eeti BKMrll.1" r.ie4 bj Sarv.ra JOHNSON'S Hoine-made Family Metoiic;! Warrant-Hl to b belter thwi tb JJwt Imported., ivud nive anii'lo eatiiraccion. BONESKT PILLS. Paro'ly Tegolablo. Iliy cleanse uj purify tho blooX ttom-Kh ttom-Kh and bow,-l. Act poworfully upon tt-liver, tt-liver, kldnuy! and urinary oriran. break up fovore, Mmwtlm dinttoDnd bring tho roy huo ol'heallh to fnc?a em-ciall. em-ciall. Are tonio, catliartic, sliimilsnt: and soothe, by removing tl.e causo of di-easo. di-easo. Are safe and haniil.. in all crtes where cathartics Kro roiuirod, for uilhe, sei.foryounn or old. Try them fairly, anc you will never use any ,ro im"5rted j Pllli. Price 5 oetll. . EYE BALSAM. For dlmn,i , vision, -eak or drooping eyelids, inflamed eyes . old ulcerj, Kref, ringitorm, i.-iters, cracked or sore lips, hands etc. Prico cents. Cp.N'KLl.N SALVE. Pur pain, ol weakness la the si.., ,-, or'oas. b other parU of thosvstnn, c wou nd, sores, etc l'rieo, 1 j eenu. KSSESCE OF LIFE cm., cholera, ',4, K ', ''T"!' "'"iplaiuL-, cough c Vri toolh?"'"'. Kk) miwy other i::J 1 Tlwp mMicinv am fc-r ealc.wbol'-l . una rtUiu, al ZIO'S CO-OPKKATlVii DiiL 'i JoHlt Lhk! Cilj. RTld ftt !!- I ,.r f, ,Hv,. 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