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Show Tho farmer's favorite trump The n est dressed men in tcmu nro wearing Warwick collars. They say there ie nothing like them for com fort. t28 Fresh Kkg Oystkhs. Mr. Wag-' Wag-' ener, Saddle Rock Oysfer housi:, received re-ceived last night a shipment of fine fresh keg oystera j-8 Boston boys wore wigs and cocked hula aa lale as 1790. Lost. lu tho Post ollicc, Jan. 2Jth, a gold enameled sleeve-button. The finder will oblige or be rewarded by leaving the same at G. K. Barratt'a, j27 Post office building. Leave wood orders (or C. B. Durst at Rock Springs coal office, Main St., opposite Wasatch hotel. j24 Fifteen years in Sing Sing for biting o(T a man's ear is New York justice. ExcKt-sioii Ihon Mines, Hematite from four lodca, best quality for fluxing. Address J. W. Snell, superintendent. super-intendent. Idah Store. j22 Not Wonderful. The great demand de-mand for boots and shoes of our own make, because the public know the excellence and cheapness of our goods. Workingmen's Coup, 90 Main Street. ' nl3 Dr. Piper, tho naturalist, has discovered dis-covered 10G eggs in ft lly, if report does not eggs-aggerate. Salt Lake City, December 8th, 1874. I wish to return my sincere thanks to Dr. C. W. Higgins, for relieving me of a tapo worm twenty-eight feet long. The doctor's medicine 13 not very bad to take, but death to the tape worm. I would advise all par-tics par-tics who aro afflicted with thoso awful worms to call on trim at once and bo cured. Robert Hetmerisgton, dl3 Big Cottonwood. One of Boston's clergymen describes de-scribes the place of final torment as a place of " eternal uneasiness." The Latest Novelty. Perforated cardboard, printed with beautiful designs, de-signs, just received at the Pioneer art gallery. C. R. Savage. dlS An EL EG AST Stock of COl'flls just oceived at Joslin& Parka'. o24 University Library and Reading Rooms, open every evening from 6 to 10. Admission free. nl9 Preparing to Live. Everybody and his brother are blowing about their fine cheap brands of wines, whiskies aud brandies, but our liquors blow for themselves. Old City Liquor Store. - dl Dr. C. V. Higgins. Office hours Irom 9 to 12 a.m., and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 i dG. Furniture uought. sold, or repaired repair-ed at E. Jacubj' auction rooms, Main street, two doors north of poatoflice. A cheerful convention, that 6f the coffin manufacturers of the west, in Cincinnati. American Hotel property for sal o, cheap. Refer to Hon. W. H. Hooper or tho proprietor. Terms Liberal. J. C. Little. d30 Take Notice. On account of ill health I will sell my entire stock of furniture at eastern coat and freight, being desirous of leaving for California. Califor-nia. J. M. Joelson, Greesbeck's block, Salt Lako City. m8 The best route east. The old Chicago & Northwestern Railroad is the route yet. It is the shortest and heat line. Pullman cars and best accommodations of all kinds are given. M. II. David, ticket agent, at White & McOornick's bank, can sell you 1 tickets and tell you all about this road. m7. The "Gazetteer of Utah and Salt Lake City Directory," warmly eulogized eulo-gized by the press East aud West, is an excellent book to send everywhere that information on Utah is desired. For sale at the Herald office; price $3. m2S A vine assortment of ball room programme cards at the Herald nllim. dlo Jobijn & Park have the largest and finest assortment of sterling Bilvcr-waro Bilvcr-waro over kept west of Chicago. A large and fine lot of coral on hand suitable for Christmas presents. A very full lihri of ladies' aud gents' gold watches and chains; also some very fine diamonds, with an elegant stock of jewelry to solcct from for ChriBmas presents. Call and examine. ex-amine. dl8 Si'Ecial Notice. We aro paying the Highest Market Price in cash for Hides, Pelts and Tallow, our large transactions with Eastern tannerioa giving us unusual facilities. W. H. Hooper, Supt. Z. C. M. L dl9 I New GOODb just received at Joslin A Park's. o24 I Comblngs cleaned and mado up cheap at the Standard Hair Store. A young lady says Bhe longs for fingers like the prongs of a pitchfork, with diamond rings enough . to fill them to the ends. via the Trans -Continental Route. This is the shortest, best and only lino running Pullman's celebrated Palace Sleeping Cars and Coaches, connecting with Union Pacific R. li. at Omaha and from the West, via Grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST. Passengers for. Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Indianapolis. St. Louis, Cairo and all POINTS SOUTH AND EAST, .should buy their tickets via Chicago and the Chicago & North-Western Railway. Close connections are made at Chicago Chi-cago with the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, Baltimore & Ohio, Michigan Mich-igan Central, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne it Chicago, Kankakee Line and Pan Handle Routes, for all. points EAST and SOUTH-EAST, and with the Chicago & Alton and Illinois Central for all points SOUTH. This is the Vionecr Line betweon tho Pacific Coast and Chicago, and ;vas the first to connect with the great Pacific. Roads, and form the OVER LAND ROUTE. TliiB line is the shortest ril line between Omaha and Chicago; the track is of the best steel rail, and all tho appointments are first-ctass. The trains aro mado up of elegant now Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Slehi'ing Coaches, luxurious, well lighted and well ventilated Day Coaches, and pleasant lounging and smoking cars. The cars are all cquipned with the celebrated Miller Satcly Platform, and patent Butlers and Couplings, Westinghouse Safety Air Brakes, and every otherappliancc that has been devised for the safety of passenger trains. All trains are run' by telegraph. In ft word, this GREAT THROUGH LINE has the best and smoothest track, and the most elegant and comfortable comforta-ble equipment ot any road in the West, aud has no competitor in tho country. Remember you ask for your Tickets Tick-ets via tho Chicago & North-Western Railway, aud take no other . Tickets over this route are sold by all Ticket Agents in the United States. W. H. STENNETT. Uon'l Pm.Hcneer Afoot. MARVIN HUGIUTT, Gonornl Superintendent. C . C L I V E , T A. I L O It, Opposite tho Townsond liuildine. CLEANING AND BEPAIBING. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Advert IsomocU under this heading 10 cents por lino per day ; nothing inserted for U than 50 cools for ono time. TO RENT. ONB OR MORE FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board. Addreis X, ibis office, i'tt BOARD. CHOICE ROOMS AN J BOARD CAN BE obiainod Tor a (ow poiPuni; locationcon- T. R. Jones, President. Joun ttilAlir Jr., Vice-President. J. T. Little, Trea-urer. Forwarding Company, (Incorporatod under tho Laws of tha Territory. j Under Contract with Railroad Companies and Fast freight Lines. WK WILL FORWARD GOODS TO ALL pcioti in Utfh and tiouthern Nevada. Tho handling, lamplioff and shipping of OttK and BULLION a sooialty. nil points Kant and West. Cash advances mado on imporisliiblc artiulog. OFFICE OPPOSITE U. C. R. R. DEPOT, 'SALT LAKE CITY. (JEO. Y. WALLACE, Supt. j 1)31 r . v STEVENS & CO., Publishers & Importers of AMERICAN' and ENGLISH Standard aui Illustrated foils, MAIN STREET, (Ono door north of Clifc Uoaso). SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. m . liii" raRToTFicE ; ! AKD Keal ' Estate Agency. Salt Lake City, beinptho financial centre of Utah, whore capitalists aro nl-wnys nl-wnys to be found for tho pure-hare of Jlinos and Ileal Estate, tho undersigned have associated themselves in business for ! the purpose of conducting a itiuicg .Record Uilice, Keal Bttatoand Insurance Agencv, in thi3 city, where parties having Alines and Keal Hatato for ealo can have the same recorded for the inspection of Capitalists. Cap-italists. Wo do not undertake, nor will wo (except under special contract) pass opinions upon the value of Mining Property Prop-erty recorded and offered for sale at our office, our object, in this regard, being to concentrate in Salt Lako City useful and valuable information concerning the mines and mining interests of Utah Territory Ter-ritory and to facilitate tbo investigation of Capitalists and parlies interested. Particular attention will be given to Real Estate matters 2onfklcd to our care ; I and also to obtaining United States Patents Pat-ents for Mining Claims. Surveys and Maps furnished. Stocks bought and sold on commission. Parties wishing to record their mines in our ollicc will pleaso send us a full, yet concise, statement as to Title, Location, Means of Access, Proximity of Wood and Water, Cost of Transportation, Transport-ation, Developments, Assay of Average Ore, etc., so that Capitalists maybeen-abled maybeen-abled to form" a judgment as to their values. No charge will bo made for Kocord. Por sale of Mines nflectod through our odiee, such commission as may be agreed upon by the parlioi interested. For sale of Real Estate, tho current rates of Suit Lake City. l''or" purchase and sale of Stocks, current rates of commission. Investments on flrst-clas securities made for parties abroad. Mines bought, sold or leased. Silver, Lead and Copper Ores bought and sold. All Ores shipped to our care will bo attended to and returns made promptly. Fire-proul vaults connected with our office. Correspondence promptly answered. LAPHAM, KOOD & CO., Office under First National Bank, Salt Lake City, Utah Territory. W. W. Woods, Attorney for Company. jal4 LOOK! LOOK!! $1,200,000 iu PftlZES! ThoGrandoat Sinfflo Nombor Scherao on ilooord, will bo drawn in publio in St. Louis, on March Hist, lb'j Capital Prize, $100,000 ! MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES, Logolizod by Stato Authority, MUttUAY, MILLER & CO., Manager., St. Louis. Mo. 1 Prizo of - $100,000 1 Prize of 60,000 1 Prizo of - 22,500 1 Prizo of 20,000 5 Prizes of - - - - 10,000 10 Prizes of - 5,000 20 Prizes of- - - - 2.B00 100 Prizes of - 1.000 And 11,451 other prizes of from 81,500 to 50. Amounting in tho agaroiato to SI, 30 0,OOQ ! Wholo Tiokota, 820; Halrcn, $0; Qt or tore. 85 rriio jiaj-ablo in full and no postponement of drawings toko pln-'O. Adiirosi for Tiakots and Circulars, MURRAY, MILLER & CO. 1 i P. O.Box3G. BT. LOTUS, MO. I CHICAGO TRADE. STETTiCER BROS, & CoTj wholesale: Dry Goods, MADISON & FRANKLIN STL CHICAGO. EAGLE WORKS MANF'G CO. Will furnieh Endnon. notion. Mining Machinery, ;n;d U kind of goods in tbo Uucuiuory lino. Send for doscrlplive circular. OQico, 48, SOUTH CANAL St., CHICAGO f. W. HATKS. ?8WiitST. ml7 M. D. WELLS & Co., .famifacturers of and Wliolcuttc Dealer t in BOOTS " SHOES, OiS Wabtrh Avenue. CHICAGO. IRON WORKS. W. HOWARD. P. POQSLSY, I'retnJaut. flccioiiry. SALT LAKE CITY IU0 COMPANY.- LTAVIXG PURCHASED THE Salt Lake Iron Works, And atlded thereto tho Toola and Machinery belonging to Wm. J. SILVER, are prepared tn Hn all Virwla nf Iron and Brass Castings, Form, Boring Turning and FITTING UP. Superintendent, Half Block South of R.R. Depot. N.B. Drawings, Plans and Spocifiai-Uoni Spocifiai-Uoni of all kinds of Mill Work and Alac binary. d2 DAVIS, HOWE &CO., 'Fonnflrv anil MacMns Shoo i Suocwsori to NATHAN 0AVIS & SONS, Alt kind of MILLING & MINING MACHINERY, Wrought & Cast-iron Work .Mnnuf.oturd to Ord.r, WATER JACKETS,. TUYEKH, SLAG POTS nud CARTS, BULLION MOLDS, FURNAdE. PLATES HOISTLXC. MACHINERY,-CAR MACHINERY,-CAR WHEELS & AXLES. Etc. Alao. MUSS WOliK or all descriptions First West itrod'- ear Xoith T.rai.l. street. SALT LAKE CITY. lis HERALD JOB PRINTINC. HERALD. JJJ OO BBDBB J OO B B J O O B B 3 0 O BBBB J O O B B J J O O B B JJ OO BBBBB PlTOC 0FTO Wo Qro preiiurod with Improved Machinery First-class Slock EITKXSIVB EIPKItlKXCE ' TO DO ,A11 kinds of Job Work Lot GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. MINING WORK, Vouoherfl, Ore Eocoipts, CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IT bo Tory beet dono in Utah. Time Books, Pay UollB. CHECKS, ' BILL-HEADS, NOTES, DRAFTS, RECEIPTS IN BOOKS, LETTER HEADS, CIRCULARS, ORDERS. We Invite Inspection! aerald PiMni mil FoMisMn FIXXAX DADDIES YARMOUTH BLOATERS JUST ARRIVED, Cured to suit the most dcliriUc tasto, AT LIDDELL & BROWN'S. Call and get them. HT DEALERS SUPPL1KD. I)i2 DANIEL CRENIG AT No. 90 East Temple street, IN THE BASEMENT, Netty ll'.t.l ui i'or GROCERIES, ETC., Ol'mtS Iu THE 1't'BI.lC The bust chance to obtain their Family Supplies on the most Keu-sonable Keu-sonable Terms. A (sw Fino CANARY SINGERS Mil! lolt and sold .t o&cb. CALL AND SEE ME. GOOD NEWS ! FOR 1875. P. Schwartz Il clenrirj;; out tlia otitiro Sleek of Tall and "Winter DRESS GOODS, ' VELVETEENS, Alpacas, Merinos, . SHAWLS, IF1 L .A. 1ST IN" E L S DRY GOODS LINE AT COST! Chance for all to Save Money AT Schwartz Store. East Temple. Street, A few Doors bolow tho Whlto Houso. REMEMBER THE PLACE. no! SAN FRANCISCO TRADE.! flnntfttion at FnnlorioB at Nun Foliiio. THIS iJilroy, Consolidate! Totacco Company OF ' CALIFORNIA, salesroomno. 207 front st. SAN FRANCISCO. CIGARS & TOBACCOS Manufuoturod of Coliforoia-Qrown Loaf. di) A. J. GRIFFITH. Dealer in all kinds of P 10 K L ED AND KMOKED SALMON AND HERRINGS, 208 WASHINGTON STHKKT, botwoen front and Davii. All kinds of Dried, Hnokcd and Piokloi Iftwh oanatantly on hqed. U iKX.,-., &.,. J. B A U M & CO., Importors and M nnulacturom ol MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, SIBand 220 liui some-(it., dm Fju.nciaco, f9 No. 18 Wurren-nt.. Kbw Yoke. CHAB. J. KINO, JOB1PH BROOK Pormorl Part nor for 16 years City and Businosp Man- bnlostiian with cor of P. I). Oode A Co. Gutting Jt Co. C. JAKES KING of Wm. ft Co., Manufacturers anij Puckers of HERMETICALLY SEALED GOODS 819 it ST. Sonsome Itroet, Son Prnnotaoo, dil FUKSKKTKS, JAMS, JKMiIKB, FICKLEg and OKKUON CIDKK. GoodR intarnntoed Fuporior to any otlior I tho markot. Nuao but white labor ouii'lorod NOTICE. rnilOSK INDEJJTKD TO HCO'J'T, 1 Dunlinm Jk Co. aro rcrjuustcd Lu mako payment t nnco to Geort,'D M. Scott & Co. that tho bueinofa of Iho old tirm may ba pnecililv r.lounfl nn j Thoao having clftimn njrriinet Scott, I Dunham & Co. are requested to proeotit thom immediLtoly for payment. OKO, Al. SCOTT & CC, jl Succfisnor of Scott, Dunham & Co TUB GAZETTEER of UTAH AND SALT LAKE CITY DIRKCTOE Y COMPILED AKD AURA NO ED IjY EDWARD L. SLOAW. For Saloat the IIkualr OfJk-o, IVico M. |