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Show B AI N WAG O N S. . , T1?Vye? I'ACTOnY ESTiBJLISUKU FIRST "WAGON DEPOT SOUTH OF THE THEATRE) ! Repository for Concord Carriages & Buggies WAGON SflftTERIAL IS URGE ASSORTMENT. Z. C, M. I. sell tha Bain Wagon at Ogden and Logan, Utah THE BAIN WAGON 16 wiEKiXTro fob Ose Yeah, ab follows: That the Lomoa in said Wagon is of the best quality, thoroughly seasoned prd well put together, and strength of same sufficient f 11 all reasonable woru 1 5 fair usage; and for any breakage or failure on acco nt of workmanship 01 j aterial used, the undersigned agree to pay all reasonable charges, or tr make the necessary repairs at place of sale. SEBREE & ROBEBTFON. Bole Agents for Utah. SPORTSMEN'S SUPPLIES. "BIG CUN "ST ORE. HACUE BROTHERS Importers of sod Dealers In Guns, Pistols, Ammunition Remington Sporting Rifles ON SALS. Tha best in tug. ST. LOUIS TRADE. BUYfllEl'ELEBRATEI M ana Touflrh Metal Type MANUFACTURED BY TUB BOSTON TYPE FOUNDRY, J. A. ST. JOHN, oifi Manager St. Loaii Br an oh. C. P. R. R. On and alter Noudit-, Sept., 29, l7;t, Trains will leave Ouden dully, as follcw; 5:5 0 p.m. Pasponver Train for bateau, onto and can 1 roncisco. 5i35 p.m., Through Frcidit Train for Sacramento Sacra-mento and ban i' ran cisco. f. H. GOODMAN. God. Pass, and Ticket Asest. A. N. TOWNB, . Uen'l tiup't GEO. H. RICB, Aoiai, Salt Lake City, l-il! ll ..-3i.il k lT.310 A Co'g H-rak. roil SOUTH AJVSERSCA. DENNIS BROTHERS, WOULD SOLICIT TUB PATROXAdi: of Minors anil othors to fiimik t&om . their outfit lor So'ilh Atn-jrica, having furo-ishodand furo-ishodand assisted in furmstainB tbo i-artioa I that h.-o already gnaa Wo will omloai-or to ttivo thoo who c.ill on in omro s;ili.-fac-tiorj. Uffico at tha National Hou-o, Bay Market Square, DoHOa- ill January 2nd. 1ST I. THROUGH TORIfi GHAM IN TWO HOURS FARE REDUCED. Two Daily Trains. BINGHAM CANYON R. R ON amHfUr MONDAY, J ami nr. r P. 1ST I. tikota to Mil frn-n Salt Lnko Citr nod BinRliaLu can tiu Diircnawi at tho VJ-S. K. H. Tio&ot Ut&co at Ulahim Sutioa or S1.50. Trains loavo Salt Lake City at 7 ft m. A 1 p.m. " arrive :it '' " 11 a.m. & i p.m. loavo Bingbim at ! a.m. J: 3.--0 Sunday Trains la-wo al T.:ko City at T a.m. And iiioctiam at - i-m. Express Fm'ffhf J Wells, Fitryo .0 Co at Jicduccd Jinks, GEO. GOF.-. BRUSHES. STEWART'S CELlF-ATED BETJSHES, WIlIXEW'A!'HKr!. For Sale. WhoIf!o a-".4 lti':, l? Z. C. M. I. rtr rr nnd fru H V "OTM Mowra. Taae.-'jl i Co. y, H. BTSWAKT Afo.. 1 VMitihurrli. . OYSTETIR! BOOTH'S SELECTED BALTIilOItE OYSTERS. FRESH EVERY DAY. ALL orders ??n friiin toirn m eoui try .'l. receive iaimoliatc arteat.'jn. BHIPilAN A BLOSQK11, Exclusive AgcnU for Utah, P. 0. Bi 60 Mia Btrcot, Salt Lnko City. NEW YORK TRADE. Fish, Clark & f lagg, GOO BROADWAY, NEW YORK, ABE 1107 EEAJJT WITH TEE1B B0TKLTIE3 15 Men's Fnrnisliinc Goois, FOR THE EARLY SPRIXQ TRADE. BENEDICT, HALL & CO.. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealer 1b BOOTS AND SHOES IS) A 138 Oiuto-st., HEW YORK, Sornor Crosbr, o .e blook tsA of Broadm ill THOS. M. ARCALL& Co.. Mod's, Youthi BorV and Children' CLOTHING At Wholcbalh. S13 aho 315 BltOADWAY, NEW YORK E. O0WT.ES. f27 JEHIAL READ & CO.. ManuCactarorf and Wholesale Deal era In FUR AXD WOOL HATS ST&kV Qoous, Uubbxixis, rrc.. No. 168 BSOADWAY, NEW -VOltlS. jo. jtv unrrita. 1 CH1CACO TRADE. PACE, CRO. & CO., Importora aad Dealora In LEATHER & FINDINGS, "OLD CITY HOTEL CORNER," 0lX.?eS?1 " CHICAGO, ILLS. W. W. Pato, Booton ; Orrillo Po, 1 ciicae!, iajl'l C. K Paso, H. N. WHEELER & CO. LAMPS & LAMP FIXTURES, CLA3SWARE ISO Tho Larjresi and Sinngi Stock on the Con no tint. 22 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO M. D. WELLS & CO., Maauf&oturors of .id Wholofnle Doalors in Boots & Slioes, G2S Wabash Avenao, CIUClGO. M. D. Wollfl, n. J. Maorarland. 1L Benedict, m2 S P. Mclatvre. " The Old Salamander," REMOVAL. Van Scliaati, Steyonsou & Rcii, WHOLESALE Druggists & Paint Dealers, Have Ecmovcl to tticir Stores, 92 and 04 LAKE STREET, G'TTior Dearborn btreot, (on the old site) CHICAGO, Whoro, with liulldick-fl erocted axurwely fur tho bujioesi, Strain Elevator?, otr.. thoy hare oi'cnod up an iniaione stock. unnuriiaBed io tDo ourthweit. SLeoinl atf.otitinn given to Territorial busi- THE HERALD JOB PRINTING OFFICE. KilitSS ftNQ FUPMCEMEN: (1ET Yfnilt. PaY hOLLS. RECEIPTS X RKl'UllT.i, o!o., vhoro ynu aio flurt oj uatiaiai'U"n. : TUJS UEUiLD JOB OFFICE. HIXED TRAI1TS will run DAILY. SUNDAYS EXCEPT KD. Lavinp Snlt T.nVo City at and !:& p.m.; and Otfdou at b:3U a-in, and 6:W p.D, For all information ooncornine frelaht or paaago, apply to JAS. SHARP Gonoral Froisht and Ticket AgonL JOHN SHARP, Snporintendent UTAH WDHTHEBB RAILROAD. Trains Leavo OgJon daily at S 30 a.in. TraLrLs Lcavo Logan daily at 12 SO p m C11AS. NIBLEY, Gonoral Freight and Ti ;kot Agent MOSES TllATCllElt, d2S Gen' Supt-i STAGE LINE3. GILMEE Si. SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE !5itfiHlHE. fJtaiX Southeast Nevada & Montana IrfiaviDB SALT LARK CITY, DAILY, RanninK Fouth to Tintio, Amerioan Fork Mount Nobo, Pevie ,St Goorge, Utah; and Piooho, Novada; PASSDSQ TflROUOH Provo, SpringviUe, Spanish Fork, Parson, Salt Crook, Chicken Crook, Round Valloy, Fillmore Corn Crook, lioavor, Alinornv-ille, and all tho Principal Towns and -Minina Camis in Southorn Utah and Southoaft Nevada. Also loavo CORLNNE, UTAH, DAILY, Running North to y;rtfln;a Citv, Ho!ona Port Denton, l'eor Lodeo, Codar Crouk Miow, nnd pawiiift throuph all tho Principal Princi-pal XnwDi and Mining Camps in Mon'ana. L'SLNCIPAL OFFICE: Wells, Farga & Co. Building', SALT LAKE CITY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED Dissolution of Farlnership, NOTICE IS UERF11Y GIVEN TUAT tio parttiorship. boro oforo osisiin.- bo-iwcen bo-iwcen tho undfrsiyDod in tho liquor basinets in Salt Lnko Any, undur tho name nnd stylo of Wickorahum & Co., has thit dav boon dis-solvod dis-solvod oy mutual consent. All li-bta duo or owiDK to aid lirin mi.ft bo paid to W. II. j ickor-'bntu. All just account standing acaiDJt paid W ! rsbnni 1 Co. mnl be pro-son pro-son tud to M. T. Unborn fur sottlomonl. W. II. VVlCkKKSllAJI, M-T. GISBOKN, By A. W. Alums, Attorney. Pwlt Lnko Citv. .'n. II. 71. 1L TINNERS AND CAS FITTERS. f. t. UlTCltKI.L.. DA TIi JAM KB MITCIIKLL & JAMES, Re?pectfuly announco to tno Public that they havo Kemovbu to their New Tre-misee Tre-misee on West Temple Street, opposite tho City Mtst Market, where they hope, by ftriut att"tition tc businest and Bmall prollts to Tii" rit the continued patronage 60 liberally buetewod upon them. TIH.SHEET IRON & COPPERSMITHS FURNACE WORK & ROOFING. GALVANIZED IKON COHNIUE. Gas, Water, and Steam Fitters WEST TEMPLE STREET, Opposite Citr Meat Market 6E0RSS E. REID CO. Are now prepared to ran GAS LB WATER PIPES Into huilrSimra at tbo shortest notioo and nt the lowoet ratos; and having a iractical eiporionco of over twonty years in tho business, busi-ness, (uarantoe all work dooo in tho host nannor. We keep conPAntlv on hand a lnr stjppIj of CAS and WA'lER PIPE, CUANDE-LIEKS. CUANDE-LIEKS. PTOIl E PENDANTS and BRASS GOuDS. for Gas, Water and Stoam Kitting, 5IAIN STREET, Opposite Walker House. ill KEARNEY'S FLUID EXTRACT The only known romody for BRICHT'S DISEASE, And a positive remedy for (lout, Gravel, Ptrieturw, Diabetes, Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility, Dropsy, Ncr-retention or Incontinence of Urine, Ir-riULiun, Ir-riULiun, iudamauono,- Uloorut.on 01 tno "Bladder & Kidneys, spEiiMAij'a.ii'i: , Lov..'lmrrhva or Whites, niseao of the Pros-trati Pros-trati 'iland- S'.nmi in the Iliad lor, Cul-culua Cul-culua Gravel or Hnckdnst Deposit and M ious or .Milky Diaoharaj,. KEAKNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU Permnnntlv euros all discard of the Eladdor, Ki-inayp, nni llroofical Sirollings, LxLsLiii: in .Men Women acd Children, u matter what tho use. Prof. Stoo'o sw: "'Ono bottle of f Karnny'n Fluid Estract Buchu i worth inoro than all other Buohus combined." PRICE. One dol ar bor bottle, or six bottloa for Qve dollars. DEPOT, 104 D'JANE ST., NEW YORK. A Physictin in attondinoe to anwor cor 0S-pODduQeo 0S-pODduQeo and giro advioo gratis owSend amp for PoaiphU'ts. froo.'sa S'JLD BY ALL DTtU i;:iSTd. 'lo tho NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED GF .BOTH SEXES. OSNo Charge for Advico and Consultation. Dr. J. B. Dvott, crai'ia'.o of .lofforson Medical Col Iota. 1'Liladuli'bia, author of sever sev-er nl valunblo orkr, can bo rooultoJ on all di'oasos of tbo foxual or Urinary Omnns. (which ho ba wido an especial fitudv) eichor io tn ill 0 or icinalo, no matter from tvhnt canst: nrimntitins or of h iw l-inc standinu. A practice prac-tice of ;o yours onnblo him to troiit d:roa-os with iicceea. t-uros Ruarantwd. CharKor reasonublo. Thc-o at a dis'.anco can forward letter dercribins syniftons and enclosing st am i' lo prepay jioitayo. Sond for tho Ul idk to Health, prico, 10c J. B. LYuTT, M. Li.. Phjsioiun and Surgoon, 101 Duano St , N. Y. re MINING SUPPLIES. NOTICE. aiCOrT,H9AM&Co.( Aro the Aironts in Utah Territory for tho na!i ofniy Picks. Picks stamped "J. Wright," or "J. Wright, exlra" cimiaK tbrouKU anj other source area bojfis ant inf'-rior aric!( Mjpioka aro pointed with an extra ouantit: ofbct caat stoJl, and are the Orikint WiwhoePick. Daied July 21, lfT. J. wKtOIJT, eanFrancteco IRON, STEEL," STOVES TINWARE MINING TOOLS, WliOUailT TVVERS, Pipe and all kinds of Fitting for Furnace ant II All I WAUIL BURDEN'S HO His 15 AND MULK BllOif ! BL'.CKSMI'tU TOOLS. BKASS.UOOUb, KbUUEiv UOUlS. Have a woll-appOnted Shop, nd are pr I pared to lo alJ kinda of SHEET IRON AND TIN WORK Fromrtl; uid t rouonablo ratu. No. 03 Kr,st Tompln. or Main Strcot. 11 STAGE TO TINTiC WILL LEAVE LE11I On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. f3 GfLMER Sc SALISBURY. SflCE TO CONSIGNORS THE LEH1 Forwarding Companv Will a;tnd to tho sjiiitino of f1113ig11t to; all points in Southern Utah, Southeastern Nevada, &c. TINTIC FREIGHT M4DE A SPECIALTY. AddroraMl communication, to AVINES & CUT LEE, Managers, LEHI. UTAH GO JOHS T. CAINS. 0. w.srY.eu'. CAINE k STAYNEP, NOTARIES PUBLIC, ATTENDED TO ii?0i:i3tXj"2" AND O.E,E r-XJj LY. OPF1CK WITH SALT LAKE HERALD d5 STEAMERS FOR EUROP E. WHITE STAR LINE TOR Queenstown and Liverpool, CARRTTNQ TUR UNITED STATES MAIL Newand full-power fil SteamshiDfl OcBAStr, HptiHi,Tr, B Ii.tta. Cki.tio GmniKio. BaiT.iflHt'-. Aubut;c. Bklqio Sail in K from Now York on Saturday, from fivoriiool on Thursdays, calling at Cork llar-bor llar-bor each way. Patnnr aivomTiodstinns (for all olassos) 'Lnrivallod, combining SAFETY, SPEED & IWORT Saloon, S'lito-r.jom?. Smoitine-rootn and Bath-room in iliUdlliP suction, whoro least notion is foil. Stirgeona and Steward esses accompany these Etoamora. Hates Sal oon, 8S0 gold.; rot urn tickets 1H gold, titooraio. f W correnuy. Those-tvlnhing Those-tvlnhing to aeod for friond.i from tho Old Country can now obtain stooraso prepaid aor-tiucntoa, aor-tiucntoa, 5j-currency. I'aaengors booaod to and from all parts of .Itnnrioa. Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Swed-3Q, Swed-3Q, India, AuJtralia, China, An. Drafts from CI. upwan's. For inspaotion of plan an-l other information, informa-tion, apply at the Oumpauy's odioas. Ho. I'J Llroadway, Now York. H. J. COHTIS. AgonL NOTICE. On and after tho 1st Januvy. 1R71, th Hon-ral Hon-ral Agents io tno llnito.l States or tho Ocoanio -'tiMin NavtB.itt in Cimtniov (While ttar l-ino) will bo condu-td by Mr R. J, CURTIS, who ia full? authorized to act in bohVf of mia Com pan? in Hroadav, Now rk, Dec, 1S73 . OCKVNiC di'BAM SAVIUVTiU CO,, ja9 J. II. SPAKK5, AUornoy. E. M. BA1LNUM. Ayont, Salt Lake City. FIRE BRICK AND CLAY. DTAHFIR2 BRICK COMPANY FACTORY : Corner 4th South Htreet aud Utah Boutliern Raiiroiid. OFFICE I New rirst Niitional Buk Building, Salt Lake 0:ty. No 1 Fire Brick. 1 Cement, Connantlr on Lund, Wo will build all kindi of Furnace at lowest Living Prices, axd by the vury llost MoohiiDicif. C. W. BENNETT. H , , L FIRE !! Hot! Hotter! Hottentot! FAMILIES WHO USE THIS COAL I1 have to oien tho frnt dooj nnd sit on tho fenco to kcop aool if used too freely. So smokol No smoll!-No Ph"phorouB to causo aioknoss and boadaohos. Oas Works. SmePo's. Rofinnrs and Assay-ers, Assay-ers, blaoksniitha and Enginuors uso it. Children ory for it- If you got this coal you aro eafe louodod on a ROCii. ROCK 8P1HATG8 Is a woll-sprinit of joy in every family Ev ory man. woman and obild should have a car lond. Drop up to tho Idaho toro and soo FABENS' LINE rot MHHL FRENCH EUlMll ESTABLISHED IN 182.. IIIIEOT IjINE FROM SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS, TO Packets to sail regularly 1st of every month. Only direct line from thoTJniUjd States. First-class clipper barks and brigs with ample pfissener accommodations and Rate for passage, $75.00 currency, including in-cluding table board and bedding. Freight, 25 cents per cubic foot All applications for passage or freight should be made as early u the 20th of each month. C. E. i B. H. FABENS, Fabena' Wharf, Salem, Mass. CHI cAa o, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC RAILhOAD. THE GREAT CENTRAL K0UTE Now open i direct. to CHICACO AND). THE EAST. vu OES MOINES, DAVENPORT, ANl ROCK aiSLAND, connecting at Dos Moinos with the LES MOINES VALLEY R. R-. for Keo n and St- Louis; at Davenport with Boats for all points on tho Uppor Miasit-Bippi: Miasit-Bippi: at La Salle with tho ILLINOIS CENTKAL R. R.. North and South, and at Chicago with all tho fast lines Eat and isouth. TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAINS Leave COUNCIL BLUFFS Dally. TRAINS RUN ON CHICAGO TIME. This road boinK thoroughly equippod with ELEGANT NEW COACHES AND SLEEPING SLEEP-ING CARS, and baring the advantage of s smooth, woll-balla."to(i trao , offers to thi travolinr publican Eastern Line unequalled for Speed, Comfort and Safety. Thronirh Tlo ets via this Line to all Cast em Cities can be had at tho Company's Ticket OlBcoa. International Hotel, Omaha, Paoifio House Bloo , Council Blufls, and at tho Depot BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL PRI1SCIPAL EASTERN POINTS. St. Louis, Kansas City AND Northern Short Line TO AND FKOM SALT LAKE AND ! THE EAST. Passengers to and from. Salt Lake should bear in mind that the St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern Short line in connection with the Kansas City, St. Joseph, tfc Council Blutia R, R., is the only line running through cars over the great Missouri River bridge into and out of Omaha. All other lines to or from the east, north or south involve in-volve a disagreeable transfer and change of cars in transfer Log 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. mportant facts for the traveling pub to consider, as changes of c tr nd transfers, which oilier lines are ubject to, are sources of great discomfort dis-comfort and inconvenience to travel ers which the iniated fully appreciate, all of which travelers may avoid by taking this great through line, and availing themselves of the advantages it offers. GO THROUGH ST. LOUIS. It is not generally known, but it is nevertheless a fact, that the shortest line to and from Salt Lake, and Louisville, Lou-isville, Cincinnati, Indianopolis, Columbus, Co-lumbus, Wheeling, Pittsburg, Cleveland. Cleve-land. Buffalo, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Philadel-phia, Baltimore, Washington, New York and Boston.is through SLLouis, ver the St. Louis, Kansas City Northern Short line. This line is not only the shortest and quickest, but it atlordfl an additional advantage ot passing through St. Louis, the great metropolis ot about four hundred and fifty thousand inhabitant, the tliird largest city in the Union, and is most prosperous in all branches oi trade and manufacturies. It being located in the groat Valley of the Mississippi, practically at the junction of the Missouri River, it is gradually drawing to itself, by reason of its location, lo-cation, a large majority of tha trade of the Great West. People gome 0 or from the East North or onrth, to or from the Great West, by other lines, should by all rueaua tako this line through St. Louis, aud personally witness the magnitude of this great city. The St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern North-ern Short line, with its elegant equipment equip-ment of reclining chair cars, which they run vithout extra charge, its magnificent clay coaches and Pullman Bleeping palaces, and excellent roadway, road-way, atlbnis the best avenue to or from St. Louis, to and from th e Grca West, tfo, 18 CENERAL DEALERS. walkIrTsrotherI, SPRING TRADE. CARPETS! CARPETS! HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CLOTHING GENTS FURNISHINGS AND DRY GOODS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JfimiERS AXD RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CANNED GOODS, TOBACCOES, Mining Tools, etc., etc. WALKER BROS. ifT MONEY THAT WE WANT I Therefore to those who have the needful We offer FOR THE NEXT FORTY DAYS TO GIVE A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT Of all retail sales, in sums of one dollar and upwards. Our goods are New, an! we are conshntly receiving New Supplios, and t guarantee that the prices shall be as Cheap as the Cheapest Those that wish to secure this extraordinary inducement will do well to rail and invest, as tho time is limited. DO NOT FORGET THE DISCOUNT TERMS STRICTLY CASH. TEASDEL HO 65!, 67 & 60EAST TEMPLE STREET. TEN CENTS ON THE D0L1AR RETURNED TO CASH CUSTOMERS FOE THIRTY DAYS, AND GOODS SOLD AT PRICES AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN TOWN, AT TAYLOR k CUTLER'S. Now is the time for Bargains. FURS AND SLIPPERS. DUfJFORD $c SONS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS LALIE3' FUHS AND GEHT.'S GLOVES, One of the oldest and most reliable houses in Utah. We solicit orders from town and country. All orders carefullT and promptly filled. The best Goods at the lowest powifc Drices. CROCEBIES, PROVISIONS, ETC CHEAP GROCERIES. Having just received a large and well-selected Stock el GROCERIES Sugars, Hams, Pickle, Cofiee, Breakfast Bacon, English, Teas, Salmon, CaUfcjrii nd Rice, Bloaters, Eastern Flour, Cod Fish, Canned Goodi, Crackers, Anchovies, ScapB TOBACCOS, Natural Leaf, Bright and Dark Navies, aud Fine Cut. MIHEES' OTJ 'X'Jb 'ITTOTO- Mwie a Spevlalilj, auil Complete In eTery particjilar vs. GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE, jm m JOHJ? CUNMHGX02f |