The Belvidere Standard from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 3

1 GUI JDTIiTIlii Q. HAILBOAB TXZIE. Mob at CeurlisviXle Attempt te Tear Down the JaO. iiE! mmw LOOK LIE HE! A It I CONGRESSIONAL BO W. Home of Washington, June 20.

The bill to aid Minnesota in the con I nmaa tin mawua rrw lit mmo Tf Made end Repaired on short Notice. nocsLS rnmoLX shot oums roa sale. 37 Reapers, Threshing Machines, sad Corn SbeUers repaired. I hare the composition and Patterns for this kind of work. Terms reasona ble.

J. G. DAVIS. Belridere, Jane 21, 1864. 9y NEW GOODS.

Crosby Bennett, TTAVE NOW RECEIVED THEIR LARGE Ml and Splendid Stock of New Goods, and are, as usual, rushing them off at very small profits. Having in common with most of aur nebzhbors, suffered much delay through the mismanagement or incompetency of railroads, we are happy in being able to announce to the public that we have "got 'em" at but, no perceptible damage from friction being apparent, and that the "wheelbarrow man," is distanced. Bat what we have lost in time, we are able to make np by oflerins extra in ducements to purchasers in the shape of a very large and beautiful assortment, ana tow prices. We have in oar iy mi wmm, Broadcloths and Cassimeres; Doe Skins and Satinetts; Cashmaretts; Tweeds; Casainetts and Full Cloths; Farmer's Cotton and Linen Drills; Cottooads, Ac. Also, all kinds of READY-filA! HIS, TO SUIT THE SEASU LADIES' DRESS iOODS, We have a fine assortment of Iks, both black and fancy, viz Mantilla Silks; Bonnet Silks and Satins Khumee do Silk Tfawuen Berages and Challas; Berate De Lames Lawns French, English and American; Gimrhams Scotch, English, French ami Am.

Prints English and American Silk Netting, and hrantiful Muslins Bloi si Lace ami Edgings Wrouaht Collars and Uislendeeves; Wrouzht ami plain Handkerchiefs; 'aM aisl Mantillas Craie and Summer Htiawla Skirts Hemp corded, fancy and plain. and Caton Parasols, dec, iv, as we hav' no time for furtlier ttiuiueraUii. A large stock of GROCERIES, HATS A CAPS, BOOTS A SHOES AC, We have also on hand, ami also CROCKERY A GLASS WARE, all of which we resetfuiry submit tlie eotiMderaUon of the twblie, and krvite a cniiiansoii of our goL aisl prv-es with those of anv otlicr Store west tlie Lakes. Call and re. CROSBY A BENNETT.

CORNER STORE, NEELYS BLOCK. June PUh, 1S5L HAltmVAHC. A. E. JENNEH, IS NOW KEi'KIVINti IMHKlTfnmi Nr- V'irk lull aisl -mpkie Spriits Sih of "ntbstini' of overv thini' ''Hiipi'iwl i i tlie term Hardware.

atwl Tlh- Cui'ery, tle a.vrt-iiM-tii nit in tliin Cufinty. aisl Cithint-i Makers' I lard ware and TiN. A Ihuvv M-k M. KIVPS HP SAWS. A VL-i, SIcl2e.

llaimiK-r, Ac. A full asrtiiwiit of FARMING TOOLS, URl'SIIKS BELLS. ConiiAGE. liofSE-KKKI'KKS IIAKUWAIIK GENERALLY. In fact.

aliii-rJ crrrw tirti. kejl bv the regular tnulf. wlii.i lie i diiaiMil to sell at low flj-iire In-4cuhi irkrte. IIeinJe hi-. iil I'rhivU ami cu-4iliiers, aixl nsl 4-1 HuinXtnd ami examine nIs j.

A. E. JENNEK lk-u: 0. if." Ill: LUIGEST STKK. AND KST CM-p'cte a.irtiiie:il -ver orlered in tlte t'ouiMv.

ii lloCK aisl HAY LiK'KS ami TiiiK- direct fnnii tlie FKD.M -ONE rxLLAR III can ikv to r. -uI at S. Ju 1 500 EVERY DESfRIITHiX SiUiiti; Cast at Ue liriek Store ou the S-u'li Kk? of tlie River. Lalies. rail.

Ju k- i. P. P. PIERCE CO. RUMMER CLOTHING A fine of Lunimer 3 t't.

'ots sihI Pants, which will lie sokl at low priitM. Call aisl see. J. K. MURPHY.

1TARM WEATHER A el airtmert of LiiH-ii aisl CiIhi lls for Men and Boy's Wear, nt 10) J. JJLIU'lli S. SUM of Plain, l'laid, and Film red Divines, at 6 J. K. MURPHY S.

TISSUES Ueaatifut styles plain aisl figured Tissue Bems, at J. K. MURPHY 8. C1U AM Hit A Foreiitn a AND LINEN GINGHAMS Also aisl Domestic Gimrliams, at J. K.

MURPHY 8. REAT BARGAINS. Lawn Dresses at six JT shilliiurs a iaUem, at J. K. MURPHY'S.

VRINTS. A large assortment of Beautiful Prints ycarramUd Jail esters, ml MURPIIY'8. DRESS SILKS A heaaUful assortment of Plaid, Putin, Striped, Brocade and Change able Dress Silks, at J. K. MURPHY'S.

OOL TWINE Just received at MAGIIEB 8. A Splendid lot of Crockery, Ulaas ware and Looking Glasses, just received at MAUUfcJi a. "lrEN'S and Boys' Paaama, Leghorn, and 1TX Palm Laf Mats just received at MAGHER'S. 4 New Lot of Ladies' Straw Bonnets, Misses a. Flau, and Children's llats jost received at ANOTHER Lot of Steeple top Parasols, Ladies' Embroidered Cambric.

Hdafa, Liaea. Cambrics, and Lines Cambric Hdlrfs. iost re ceived at MAUUxfcA'B. MURDOCK STEWART, manci Acrtscas a dealbbs in WOOD AND WILLOW WABE. BROOMS, BRUSHES, ETC.

161 Sooth Water St, Stairs. HAVE ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE, the beet assortment of this kind of Ware ever offered in this market, to which they would respectfully solicit the attention of City and Coniry Merchants, consisting in part Painted Palls Chums Varnished do 3 Hoop do Painted Tabs Do Keelers Cedar Pails Do Tuba Nest Boxes Piggins, Mashers i Rolling Pins Washboards Measniea; 'Covered Backets Brooms, Whiska Towel Rollers LeaKmqaeeaer Axe Handles Barrel covers Kaifa Trays Ckxhes Pins Tar Cans Cocoa Dippers Bans; Starts Mop Handles Batter Moulders Baiter Prints Willow Wagons Cradles Baskets Sieve Faoeetts Brashes Broom Handles Bowk' Blackinr Twine. Cordare. Ac At the Chicago Wooden Ware Store, 161 South Water street op stairs. 2mi CLOCKS CLO CKS I On Friday last, the day act for thejsxe-cution of Andrew J.

Nash, for murder, thousands and thousands of persons as sembled at Carlinville from all parts of Macoupin, Madison, Greene and Montgo mery counties. The number attracted to Carlinville to witness the execution is es timated at 7,000 persons; tffid when the intelligence arrived tnat tne convict's sen tence of death had been commuted by the Governor to imprisonment in the Fen itentiary for life, the utmost excitement prevailed among the enraged people. Ma ny of them, under the influence of liquor. and disappointed in the object of their visit, threatened to take the matter into their own hands, and hang Nash by mob force at the place prepared for his execution. For some time the jail was protected by the Sheriff, Jailor, and many of the citizens, who kept iruard around it but the mob continued to press upon finally attempted to pull the jail down.

At this moment the utmost confusion pre vailed the vicinity of the jail was crowded with people, who seemed determined to satisfy their wicked desire for blood and a rush, we are informed, was made for the prisoner but he was found dead in bis cell, having either hung himself through fear of the mob, or been hung by it in the midst of the confusisn. The crowd continued in the streets through the greater part of the night, but, as if satisfied with the horrid deed they had brought about, attempted no further out rage. Alton Tel. WILLIAMS GUION'S Emigration Foreign Exchange. Ireland and 8cot- land, in DRAFTS AT SIGIIT FOR AXV AMOUNT.

Also Passaiik fr the Old Black Star Line of faciei Ships, PROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK. MTAyply fc K. IIAWLKV, the only authorized Agent tor above at llelvklere. tuiH-viitniN. or im-meM.

ii nil khpi, t-u-irinted to ihv can? a -Justice of tlie I'l'iur, will in it i l. 1 meet with prompt attention. IIAWLKV. llelvklerc, July 3.1, 1KL 11 "MloSE WHO USE TIIK WEED can rely ujh iiN(liu aihl AiHlcnton's Fine "tit Tobacco, and liire of l'lna Tlacco, at 11 C. M.

CASTLE CO S. ZORS If vnu wjuit to take comfort in Sliavin, luv one of Go. Wohmteviiolm ceielirated 1XL Razors, which are warrantcii. 1 i by M. C.VSTLK& LIST OF LETTEB8 REMAlNIXGin the lVt Office at Beli idcre, July '2, Ihbi.

Persons calling tor anv ol them will please say Angle ic Pan ick Abtioit V'. Burk Many A 11 2 llrown Catharine MaliuJa liai.cr Brace Uiiis Brewer li BatHMck John II Bixk-r tA'o VV "Advertised." Iee James Mills WinU A Alalerv Lucius Mailheus 6tio: i' Wm Milei WilL.rJ AlcC.irihy 't'niiothv Benj 2 lle.iiv Mci'jMlan Peter '2 MiJ it It M.j'.ir Ab'ielie Israel Mil'er Ku -lice Md rea A Me ore.iii Liwicai'u Xl tJi up nies Jusi-j Wu'f Ji.ii i Prey Kci Jo-i ill Jr P.iei i.urice IViriso'i Josi.ili Po cliie- IJKii.Mt- A Iln-li ll 'i I I li hi mi. i Privet w.Ht A Siriwn S.ir.'h Hie. man Stanley Joseph Spimiifj Dr i Niew.iri Alex iler Sulli iii 'I'hoin Sim well Shirley Lewi Sioim Sar.ih i I i i in Sniiih Amelia Swift Isaac f'quiT Siocf.well Mai'Saiet Thro rWm Taylor Manarvcy I Tliimisoii fohn Thompson Sc Scolt Thou, as Valemine Wilcox Lucius Walters Steven White Wailr.ce John Wyaiit I i am Wei in Warren II Winer Mi Geo Williams Whit marsh Mrs Wo'cotl II Whiting Rev WiriiiK ins Webber Dr Ward Wood Alzina AXl Watkins Ann Youug II A J. SAXTON, P.

M. Billings 2Sel.Mn i.l.i Ann r'o it in Ibn'er Ci Co nvvell rimm Carl Joseph t'ook CandiceO t'o Martha I'oii'y i'rju Alonzj iael ti fiark i 'ampliell- 'oriclia in I lei1 rv 'hiinide I i'liicl Cole I) ijiiiaii Ft V.x Wm Caincon Ciiuniii Win 'ullins II iowiis i Jitmes Decker Aiisu i i'owiij Aa on Drown Amelia Daniels usannah Dart Pnlomeli.i 'J Ie Dumnt I'e Davis John Dwyer tilliot Knram Anson Kmory Kllis Mr fields l'entn 3 Fields Albeit Kri.z 8 Farnhnm Gripgs Desdeimwiia-(iiidis Owen Gcorw (iray l)nvil C-'oiiIJ Lvlwi i Howe James Harrington Henrie son Milton -Hamde-i ttev Jas Hungeifnid Ms Ceo Hemy DrJK Jowry Klias Jolinson Dr Jones Elixabeih Kinnane Patt Kelsey Keir John i ondregan Nichops Lowell Leach Clark Larson Loren DISSOLUTION. rfMIE Copartnership heretofore existing be-J ween the Subscribers, under the firm of J. Van Hoe sen, in the Tin and Hardware business, has been this day disiolved by mutual consent. All the accounts and demands of said firm to be settled with 8.

and J.8. Terwilliger. J. VAN HOE8EN, TERWILLIGER. J.

TERWILLIGER. Belvidere, Jane 90, 1864. The business will he continued by S. and J. S.

Terwilliger, at the old stand of John Plane, where they are prepared to offer good bargains to their former customers, aod to me paotic generally. HaTing just received a large and well selected Slock of Also Nails. Iron. Fence-wire. Stoves.

Cauldron Kettles. Horse Rakes a large assortment of Farming Utensils, flee, ficc. The public are invited to call and see for themselves before par-chasing elsewhere. a J. 8.

TERWILLIGER. Jane 90, 1854. 9 BOOTS SHOES as is Shoes Boot A large lot of Mens and Boys' Calf, Kip, and Cow hide Boots Shoes, seams off very low by 9 WEBB HUNTLEY. AITERS GAITERS A nice assortment of VJT Gent's and Ladies Gaiters, for sale low by 9 WEBB A HUNTLEY. A FEW MORE CHESTS OF THAT GOOD TEA.

WEBB HUNTLEY. TT ATS CAPS The largest and mosteom- li pVete assortment or Drab Beaver, ttiacK Silk, Kfrnmvth. Panama, Tuscan, Pafanleaf and Canada Straw Hats ever broajzht to this market. For sale (cheaper than the cheapest, of course) by A. HONSINGEJL A HONSmGER has now on hand a large stock Jm of Staple Groceries, which be is selling low for CASH.

Call and See! PRINTED LAWNS DESIRABLE patterns, all quiiliies and prices, from 6 to 37 ceau per yard. at C. M. CASTLE, Ac CO. Mir 30.

i tOOO S1HA7 BOH77ETS TUST RECEIVED, and selling at reduced I prices. Call and see them beh re baymg eisewnere. At Vi M. UaoI U. 0c CU.

May 30. 6 GLOVES! OF all qualities, sizes and prices, at CASTLE Ac CO. May 30. BLACK STXE3. WE hare a lair them cheap.

May 30. assortment, and will sell C. M. CASTLE CO. PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS, on sale, by C.

M. CASTLE, CO. May 30. HOSIERY! rTUIE place to bar Hosiery is at Castle's, JL where yoa can and the. best assoruneot in Town, at prices that are reasonable.

May ju. i CASTLE 6c CO. hare just received a large and splendid assortment of Shawls, which are offered very cheap. Those who are in pur suit or a Shawl, win do wen lo can examine oar stock before purchasing elsvhere. A LARGE lot of splendid bonnets at Hamlin 6c Sou's, in the Latest sir lea direct from New York.

May 30. 6 WOOL WOOI. HAVING made arrangemeou with Eastern buyers for purchasing Wool, fanners will find it to their interest to give tlie Subscriber a call before selling elsewhere. i wit Hi ere, ipm ioui, ini. i.

ai, So Low as to Defy Competition GENTS PAY ATTENTION I CASTLE tc CO. have on hand a lane assortment of Fancy Cassimeres, LJaeti rPanu. Vestings, Cashaerett, Hosiery, Gloves, Cravats, Hats, Grass Linen for Coats, ice, cc. All of which tbev are selling at small profit for R-ady Pay. Call and see them.

May 3D. IENCE NAILS Anv quant it of them at 1 A. IIOXSINGER' S. Also, all other sizes of Nail. WANTED! 100 TONS PAPER AG8 wanted bv Webb A pay tl wnjsr, for which the' srill highest market price.

New Goods at Castle's. CHEAP AS EVER. BETTER LATE THAN NEVER! CM. CASTLE, Ac CO. have jum received tkeir large stock of 4traw ice, which hey are ofleiinj; at prim that will suit the closest Imyers.

We have large assort ment to seVct from, and arc williiig I sell at verv small profits. May 23. J. DRESS GOODST Kit AG IX, bwih plain and fijjurc.l, Perage de Liine, Mas. de Ltn, plain and fienreJ Cheeked Poplins, Cha'lai Berares, Sec, A.C., All offered cheap, By V.

M. CASTLK, Co. Mar -a, ai. LAWN BONNETS ARK sel ins at reduced prices, and is the lime lu I xiv cheap, Of C. M.

CASTLE, Co. Mar a. 5 l.ilbns and Trimming vt all ina'iiics and prices to be found in CASI'LK'S. Mar 23 SHOES THAT ARE SHOE TIIK place to find good shoes and a sonmcni, is at C. M.

CASTLK, A Mav 'ZS. 1 a PALM LKAF HATS are all ihe rag M. Castle Sc Co. has them at all rices, which ihey are selling cheaper than Maya. i 5 PARASOLS! PARASOLS! IP you want to buy cheap, aud assortment to select from please call 'iarjrc i ibr Cheap ReaJy Par Store, one door fiom dere I Sauk, keic you can find all tics, and price.

C. M. CASTLE, A o. May 23 COME AT LAST! COME BEAUTIFUL STYLES of LAWNS, KJ tor Summer Lrese, which we very cheap. Call and arc selling J.

K. MUdPHV. LADIES' BONNETS! TJANDSOME PATTERNS at 3 li ill inland AA upwaras. call and see vou cannot foil in being suited, at K. SHAWLS! SHAWLS! A SPLENDID AssorUJrnl of Crape, Silk, Wool, Berage and Tissue Sbawi, hich will be sold vciy low.

Ao IrmuHe to dkv I Me Gemts. J. EL. MURPliY. Talrn iSTotico.

THK Notes and Accoaois of FULLER A MAGHER aavW been placed in mjr hands tor collection, with orders to sae every btily doo't want ta bat mu.t II. C. MILLk.K. Belvidere, May 23d, ISM. 5 Hew Clotliing Stoffe.

J. XT. VnTn? FORMERLY OF THE FIRM OF L.VW-rie tc Glassaer, is auw receiving the laget stock of Ready Made Clothing' ever brouglt to this market. From his toaar experience in the Clothing Business, and his knowledge of the wants of thi community, be will be able fumib all de. sctiptions and qualities of clotaiag at rates a ever before ode red, in Poial of ebeapaeas and oavtli'y of workmanship, la this town.

Farmer, Jank jsmr Interests I Whoa yon want Clothing for yourselves or Boys, call and see my stock, as every kind of the same that the Eastern Market afbrda, ran be found here. 500 Worth of Boy's In the line of Boy's Clothing, I have doable the quantity and varietv ever presented in t'lese diggings beiorc All thoe wishing to pure! ase, wfllfiud my stock ample, well selected, fashionable, well made, and cheap. Also, Piece Goods, consisting of French and American Broadcloths, Cass one res, and Doe-Skins. Also, all Qualities of Domestics, Drills, Cot. tonades.

8atinets. Deaisas, Hickory, and other Shirtings, of all kinds. Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes. Silk and Cotton Under Shiits.

White Shirts of all kind. It is needless to enumerate all the varieties, la fact. I intend to fit oat idea and Boys with every thing they want All will be sold a slade cheaper than elsewhere. And, as I have adopt ed the ONE PRICE SYSTEM and marked my goods accordingly, yoa may depend apoa getting the worth of your money. TAILORING Catting done lo order, and all branches of Castom Work will recerva the 'articular attention of th proprietor.

Rememler First Store West of Walker's Corner. j3r I shall keep on hand aa assortovmr of Choice Family Groceries, at prices as low as can be found in town. J. W. LAWK IF.

Belvidere, May 23d, 1854. TRAINS PASS BELVEDERE OOINO 1. BocKrosB Freight Train, 7.85 A 2. Bixorr Passenger .7.50 A. M.

8. Freight "...10.02 AM. 4. Galena 6. Galkka (Night train) ...12.48 OOINO WEST.

1. Galena Passenger Tbajn, ..12 M. 2. Freight 8. Rockpobo Freight 7.35 P.

M. 4. Galena Pamengr (Night) .2.00 trains to beloit. 1st Train, at 12 noon. 2d Train, at 7.85 P.

M. (This train leaves at the Junction of the Beloit A Madison with the G. A C. C. R.

R. $amu Camttg final gixtttag CIRCUIT COURT. Hon. I. G.

Wilson, Judge. Fayette B. Hamlin, Clerk. Geo. J.

Woods, Sheriff. Millard M. Boyce, Prosecuting Attorney. Terms Third Monday' in April, and Second Monday in October. COUNTY COURT.

Hon. H. C. Miller, Jade. L.

M. Bkkbr, Clerk. Geo. J. Woods, Sheriff.

Terms. First Mondays in March, Jmte, Soh- tenibcr aixl Ufceniber. PR BATE COURT. Cflioer wime as Count Court. Teniu Fint Mondavi in every month, cxeeiit Marclt, Jane, Septemtier aixl Oecemlier, in which montlM it is lield on tlx- 3nl MoiMlav.s.

BOARD OF Belvidere, -Flora, -Buiiiim, L. Ry, -Caleliiia, Srin, -Bne, -MaiK-hestrr SUPERVISORS. R. D. Rix, Si-rrn Fox, I).

K. Williams, Joh.v Kkrh, Ad ii im 1rakk, F. I. Lr.w, J. IV Wood.

M. C. Miklky. Annual 2nd TuoIay in 8c4cmln.T. Geo.

W. Downs, Coi it Treaimrer. L. W. LtwRRVf-K, School CutntHi.ioiirr.

Ukan, Connier. Y. V. Bkebe, CtmiS-v Sarvrvor. HARDWARE.

HEW THI SHOP. JOHN' TERWILLIGER wouM respectfully promulgate tlie information thnxilioat the cotin-I of ami wljaeent Counties that an event lias transjKred lately in tle twii of BelvkJere, frauaht with tlte nvi momentous ciieneiires to tlie irrent, if not to futnre senerathms. If you are tempted to imptire liow this is, he would inform you that at tlie Brick Store, nearly opposite the Bank. he lias just ojieiKil a larse of exls In tlie Tin.Slteet InHi.aml Ifaniware line.aixl rmleon terms so very 'reasonable, that tliey arei-aleulate! MAKE A MAN STARE and iiivo'iiniarily ay to himself. '-Cnii thesi' things IwsoV "Aren't yu jokin'.

Miter?" my fi iemis. we hate aid tlnse thiiejs ansi Call ainl M-e if they are not. We woii'd funiier aiiii u-M-e that we ar- now iiianufactu.ina!! ipt ions of TIN SHEET IKON WARE, from the It-: of Stock, in a n-at ainl diirab'e inn'iirtT. We shall keep constantly on hand a 'fii'I assortment of the articles, small ami bia. uually kej-t in Stores, which are too iiuiiMrous to detail.

STOVES. M.L TIIK MST AIM'nnVKL' PATTKKXS I ii u' at this Slice, cilln-r fr cooking or other nsc. with all the reiiKiio funiitnre. JOB WORK (ifi vcy l-M-riptioii exfsi iu--l ullh anI Kave Troirihs ainl Gutters made to onler. Bclvi ie.

10 .1 Ma CST BKCKIVKB of t-e Nice Crafif SIuia's. Plain ntxl Fiinn-d Bcraifs. White i-iilles guilts. Embroidered Ildkfs, Kmlwoid nl liars. I'mler Ildkfs ainl S'ti-ves.

-JO C. M. CASTLE CO. The Nebraska Bill IP PASSKD. ami so lias tlie time to sell irinsi anl Summer GomLs at bl Prices.

C. M. CASTI.K CO will sell on ami alter the lt dav of JULY, 1K1, llieir iiitire st.uk of Sprint: "an-l Simmer G.U at REBUCEU PBI-i CKS, to make room lor llieir Fall Stock. Ju ie 181. 10 MORC lilf TltllsJI-' ClMUl TEtS ff Jut reeeivi ed bv A one SR.

C. M. CASTLE CO. "I CTTER 3lt tons of Good Unit wanted at Yi cents per pound, in exchange for Goods a' cash prices, iy Ju-ie 2T, C. M.

CASTLE CO. JEW BY SIE EW FIRM The liarins enter-eil into etvpartiKTsliip nler tlie linn of Jos Stkbvbkhu at tlie iM stand Ge. Froom, omiosite tlie American Hotel, would Inform tlie gol ie.p1c of Belvidere ami alt OuixWlers, that tliey have ou hand and are ilailv receiving, one of tlie best selccU'd stocks of Family Groceries ever broutrht lielv'ulere, which they mean by cIonc attert ioi ami small nroflta, to lie able to sell as CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST FOR CASH. Call and see. jog sTKBXBKRfi.

ffTflt KR6 Belvidere, June 2fi, 185 3m 10 CLOTHING! WEBB HUNTLEY'S IS THE PLACE for vou Colmv vmr Clothimr, a here you can find a larae stock to pick from, and prices that will satisfy, and had better call before buying else where. GROCERIES A Full Stock nfFamRv Groceries can be found at Webb Huntley's. 9 I AR ASOLS A large kit of Parasols, fw sale low, by (9) WEBB HUNTLEY. 13R1NTS. A large stock Of Prints, araong Wmclt can be found PUhIs, Stripes, Checks, and a large lot of small fisured print (war muted not to eutin the eye) WEBB HUNTLEY.

There arr mobe things inHkaven and Kartb THAN SHE DREAMED OF IN PHILOSOPHY." K1 IER'S PETROLEUM or BOCK OIL A Durelv Natural and truly wonderful Remc ly for various diseases, discovered near Pittsburgh, hi 1S4'J is of a beautiful reddish color and clear is used both INTERNALLY and externally with astonishim success, for SCROFULA, AGUE, Rheumatism, Skin Diseases, Burns, PILES, Diarrhoea, Sore Eyes, Coughs, Langs, Old Sores, Bladder and Kidneys, Swellings, Bums and SeaMs. Worms. Blindness. Ac. Ac.

For PROLAPSUS UTSRI, take the usual dose, and bathe the lower pari of the back with tne ou. Physicians. DrussrUts. and all friends of the af flicted will sorely do good, if they recommend the Oil for that and other Female Diseases. Get Circulars of Direction for children and adults, mtte.

of agents. 1 i I Price 50 eta. a bottle, and can be bad by the oaantitT at Proorietor's Drices. of wholesale deal- era mail the hwae towns and cities of the West. A trial is all we ask.

The healthful balm from NattuVa secret spring, The bloom of health and nie to man will bring, As from her depths the magic Mquor flows, To calm oar safferings and assuage oar woea. Thk Oil Is drawn from a WeH 400 feet deen. For sale in Belvidere by W. JL Woodruff and Ransom A Andrass. B.

M. LYON. Fort Wayne, Ind. Prop'r. 6ml0 UMMER HATS AT COST, AT HONSINGERS.

TTJFB3 T.rONlXL would respectfaflr Inform the dtb mi of BeMdere and vicinity Uiat uiey naw pan.naani ua hock ana interest ot nr. J. C. OAKS, id th.lt they will carry on the abovs Doalnem in all its brandies. HOUSE, glGV, CJJLBIAOE 0EHA1I ENTAL PAINTIirO, GRAINING.

GILDING, GLAZING, A PAPER L' HANGING, Done with nes new and dispatch. Shop at the old siandxircrid well's Carriage Shop. MOSES N. TVSt i OODBM MONCLU. Belvidere, the 21, 1864.

2. 1 6-y n.r. In liJillaul Vl.lall.irlr In. 4P a svas in aa mm bwsb saisana as terest in the PanruVa business to the above firm, would reitnectfu lly form bis old costomers and tlie imblic semallv that ho will continue in their employ, and wiu be oft liars 1 as usaal to attend to all orders with form; toes. J.

C. UAKB. J. L. COCIIRAN, MICKEY amo WHOiESALE DEALERS IN HATS) caps, furs, straw goods, Part o(s, Ribbons, Artificial Flowers Uinery Uouds, No.

1 Barclay opposite the Aator House, MEW TOIL t. L. COCBSAM, BOBT MICKKT, a. h. WAU.ra.

"if Wm. II. IIibmms' with tlie alsive Arm, for merly of Lafavette, Iiavins a thoroojrli knowiede of tie Western Traile, ft-la assnred that lie can of lei his friends goods in their line wkirA tnU cemfut'c triti ay kue im like dim. June 13th, 185 8tf TNPORMATIOJI WANTED. OP HENRY A BOYLE, fro ii, Lite County of Antrim, Ireland.

He has bren in ineri- a about MX intmtlis: wbrn btst heard from. ras Cheniunfl, Mcllenry Ills. Any tHlin of iiim will be tliaukfully re- cei-ert liv bis nfoUsTit, SililiTsseU to HUGH BOYLE, No. iTXllow Court, Pfaie 8C, above Otfi, Philadelirfiia, Pu, 3t7 TURING ALoSfi YOUR EGGS AND BUTTER, ll lUO.OisJll.Lutter. I 6UU M'l.

Esarl wanted by Webb Hunt- Icy, for whk-h ty will the biglieat market a ire in a I rc. N. U. tJisKl- i-nan-aed Ears or Butler, tlie name as )n Uie jnlt. i 1 SILKS! A in id kit of Black and Plaid Vrtif Si ks, for sale kiw by WEBB HUNTLEY.

.1. TfEBB A HU VTLKY hare the best stock of Gent's. FurT ihiiie Goids in town, of the tan-xt ai in most ma; rabkr ay le sacb as raiHry cassimenji, Lumi for Pautii, if try at: Cashiuerctt etu, Lradcliidia, iatin IIiumt, OtoTMf ph. rks, retries, Bilk ami HandkerchKV i Kea.lv Made eitri make and qualitv, A rerv CAPS, of everv style and qualitv, w'li jh itiey ilrill sell aaclieap as llj eheajwt. Ifce call and vamiis.

a 10TTON i'AR-A lant. I Cai-fet W'r, lance Itt of Cotton Yarn, VV Pretred Ac, and will lie sold flieap, by ftEBL A HUNTLEY. Hurrah for Oiar Side." Here thoy Cpme. JUST RECEIVING; A FULL SUPPLY of Spring and ounier Gcods, at the BRICC STORE, SOUTH Slf, I OV THE RIVER, Pleas call and ef amine pi ice and quality making your jj-i-cbases. We are pledged suit you.

P. V. FIEBXIE 00. Belvidere, May a INW. SjAVE YOUR RAGS pft Tons of Pa pet rags wanted bv Ilam'in A Son, lor which they will pay the hijrhesi' price.

i OUMMER Good )mdf oinmtr Clothing of all kJ kinds and descriptions, at 1IAML1?) A SON'S. WCKJL AIop Sticks, i Ziie Waobboards, and HAMLIN A SON'S. Ladies9 Dress Goods Just receif ed nt Magher's. T3 A ASOLS, an Wgani assortment. Ladies' black At cUl'd Mantillas, Capes and Seaifs.

New Style Collar Umler-slceves, and Handkerchiefs. New muslin and Embroideries. Embroidered lit.cn and cambric Hdkl, new nvle. i Pea 1 1, fli-sh co'or and black tilk Hose. Muslin Robes nr patterns.

A splendid assortment rf. Berages and Tia sues. Plaid and striped Delaines, Raw Kilks, Lawns, Vrsian Cloths, and other varieties of Ladies' Ijjrcss Goods. SPRING style of Cassia eres. I Pant Linens Ch ami Strifes.

Gent's silk Wrspj' sol drawers. Summer Cravats. 1' Lisle Thread, Bleached und Browt. Cot ton Half Hose, MrijrJ, check, and plain Krencn woraing tion. i Klejranl French BHvilere.May 'J, tk M.

HALVING PCRCtf ASl.PoTH. J. Doollttle his Entire Slock tf Ceods, consisting of a Fll Assoftmeni of GROCERIES, GLSS, NAIIA PUTTY, PAINTS tc OIL1, OF ALL KINDS, BOOTS 8HOF8, JU I And Gentlemen's iFaroishrag Goods, to wnlek b) is LAUGE iUDBITIDirS, Wishes lo Inlbrm the of thk vicinity that he is now odering Goo foi' cash at cash prices. Fur partirwUrs see Snail )IOi Bills. V.

UONSINGER. Belvidere, May Sd, A 8UPERIOR article of Seamless Bag, at lie HaMLIN A80NS. FINE LOT of ckorr and Denhns. at fHAMLHIfc SON'S. CO-PAR! TtTElt SHIP NOTICE.

TB. CARTES hasiCus day a undated with him Euau Bask a as partMT In the Dry Ootids Business, under the at mean! firm of T. B. CARTER A and ill continue the Retail and Jobbing Busmeaa an be ttofcre, at Ho. 136 Lake Street, Chicago.

v. a. umt) ca. Chicago, May lahWL T. CARTER St A RkTlfOW RECEIMtXa AT VHEIR HEW 2 and Beantiful Kuusa very large and at tractive STOCK 07 BTAT7.E A FAJICTf D31T GO'fDJL-'" ndat-ted to the riresaot aaoa.

Ua hicfc they would Inriea tbti atasntioa of tit I trace, and feet conrVWii that upon a cknaa coiapai ism, it wtB ba riuuu Prices and Styles rjml to imp in the Their aim win be ta iep a cboio. stocks good eoods. of Uta newest a Vi mat oWarabM stvlea, which they pledge therm rives to se at lbs low eat market price for C4f. t'tf Mil orders will ifl rive promr attention. I B.

CARTER A CO. Chicago, Jane 21, IWI. 1 Da. GUYSOTTS IMPUTED LXTBACT or The original and only gennia preparstioa tat the permanent ears of Consamptkai and Dis eases of the Langs, when they are aary a to be aHected by the to free aaa of Mer cury, Iron, CAoiaine, Ae oca. IT WILL CUBE WITHOUT FAIL i Scrofula or King's lions of the Skin, Erysipelas, Chroaie Sore Eyes, Ringworm or Tettars, Scald Uea4, Rhesmatism.

Paina in the Bones or Joints, Old Sores and Ulcers, Swellug of th Glands, Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Salt Rhenm, Diseaaa1 of Kidneys. Loas of Appttite, Disease arising from the use of Mercury. Pain in the Side and Shoulders, General DabiU ty, Dropsy, Lumbago, Jaundice and CosUvenesa. i The Best Female Ueilckt Kcswlt The Shaker prepared YrtloW Dock and the "Red Honduras Sarsanarilla," art the valu able remedial agenu from which Dr. Gtfysott's Improved Extraa of Yellow Dockland Sarsap-arilta" Is formed: and Ihe laboratory of Dr.

Gnysott has given us the virtues of these roots la their perfection. Ills preparation contains all the restorative'properies ef tbereots, combined and concentrated fa their Inmost ataragtlr and eBcacy. Expcriaseats were nad in the maaofacinv) ot this medicine, omit it wasfonnd UklRcoaJd not be further Improved. Accordinalv. we find it resorted to.

afmoJ universally in cases of Hepatic, Scorbutic, and Cutaneous complaints, lor general prostration of all the vital powers, and all those tormenting diseases of the skin, so trying to the patience and so injurious to health. 3 mM ByfkOU, Merarimt CmmmimimU. Ommttr mmd Umigiwmt. Mrmmmttrm, mmd 9m mmrittp mf mtmm mummtmUt mmd mmmmuwm 4immr mr ssiisito mmd prrfetttf rmrtd kylhtmmm' this iwdirt. Salimk.

OcL 6, 1H5L Mr. John D. Pass Dear Sir It is with un utterable feelings of gratitude that I am able, through the Divine Providence of God, and by the wonder-workinr agency of that ire Ileal medicine, "Gnysott's Yellow Dock nnd Sanaa. aiitla," to give you a few symptoms of my al most hopeless case, la the winter of 1850. 1 was attacked with at severe nam, which was gradually axteadiagf tnrougn tne wnoie ngai sac ana trg same time, a total prostration of my physical system also, my leg had shrunk to about two: thirds of iu common size.

1 procured the a rien- dance of a skillful practitioner, who pronounced my disease oae of the worst forms of liver coaa- ptafnr. He said mv ease was ona not easily bandied, but prescribed for me. I remained un der his treatment until I was satisfied he could not help me. I then procured of roar agent at this place, W. A.

Beers, two bottles of Goyaott's Yellow Dock and Sarsanarilla, from which I received avast amount or benefit. After having ukea four bottles more, I was able to pursue my hesiness without any inconvenience, and hare been since that lime a well man, while but short time since 1 was confined to my bed tbree-fourths of the lime; and I cannot ascribe the re-urn of mv health to an other cause than bv the agency of that truly valuable medicine, Gnysott's 1 cllow Dock and aarsapaniia. I1ASSEL VAUHIFER. Salikk, Oct. If, I8SI.

Mr. John D. Park. Dear Sir: I send vodlihe' foregoing certificate, and, so far as I am acquauv ted with his case, it is all true. I procured It thinking it might be a benefit to yon and to the afflicted.

Yoa have the privilege of using il as you think bet. Yours, W. A. BEERS. Multitudes of similar certificates of truly won derful cures performed by this medietae, mlgkl be presented, had we room or deemed ll aeeesa- ry.

Jt is pat ap In quart bottles, at ftt bottle', or six bottles for 95. H. BLAKSLEY, soathwesl cortef" of Third and Chestnut streets, Loo hi, Mo, General agent for the west, to whom afl orders must be' addressed. Sold by W. II.

Woodruff Belvidere. 0. 8. Jenks, Marengo. And by one Agent in every town tkroughowv the Stale.

A. HATES Cl Forwarding Commission Merrbmls, BELVIDERE, ILLINOIS. IT A VINO rented what is kaowa as the rsfoM Warehouse," occupied formerly by Wo. Smith, tbev are prepared lo receive, store, sod. forward Merchandise, Produce, ate.

ranssvrt will find il to their advantage lo store their grata and hava ll on hand when tfea prices anafci sails them. Ukrml mttvmmm made ou Grain a loie, when injured. ALON.O JAVRSVFi, narnaaucan R. 8. King, Fay A Itadclifli, 5 Chicago.

Weely tc liow, Alei.Neelv A 1 Wm. 11. Gilmatt, Belridere. Lawrence A May, Belvidere, April ISth, ISM. GOOD HEWS! NEW The Uobracka Bill HAS not yet passed through BelvUare, bs-caaaa is not aceeptabU to la Soverrlgn People.

But the way the ae passing through Ika Store OTmHD4Ftc GLA88NER, shows that they are JtfM what the people demand ia the present crisis of people AFFAIRS Notwithstanding ihtf DECLARATION OP WAU-i mad by Eaglaad and Franca against li Csair of all the Russia, there Is asyvt no permanent interruption of tne commerce or cms country consequently their goods will eoaiinu so arrive as fast as the people can take them away. Falloxx Citizens I Do you need TjY GOODS, CROCKERY, IIAT8. CLOTHINO, LADIES' BONNETS. LL -Come, and we wl supply fun On the too a-Isfaciory terms. It is useless itf eaumarata I various articles, safficvit to ray lhat our Stocks Is selected from some of the largest Wholesale Houses la the East.

PARTlCULAlt ATTErsTfON is ealbd laowr STOCK OF CLOTHINa.aad CLOTHS; which we are satisfied can be bought on as good terms Of us as at Chicago or else- where. Clothes mad lo order ou short notice, Belridere, May aHh, IBM. JUST CO LADIES BONNETS-Spring sty lea-fran April as. PAPER nXrfOINGS.lust eon to ht4 at L. IL AGHXR8, Ik bast assortment uhi of Paper I las rings vr ace in towaW Call hod sea, as aU fancies eaa ba saAted, -r.

i I ITAMJJUCaa SON havwauMna r- skli Brows, Crushed and PulvarW whies the keep a full Or they OBsw vary aaap lot easav i wr keen a full skstk csT Uracarksa. mm rraswawikm. 1U i Di't' BEAUTIFUL MUSLIN IIOBE8, at I jt 100 PIECES of Lawns of arioua stvlas vary cheap, at HAM UN A SON'S. Btruction of Railroads therein, by land greats, was taken up for consideration. Mr.

Stevens, (Mich.) who was on the floor, yielded it to Mr. Churchwell, and that gentleman asked permission to make a personal explanation. Several objections were interposed. Mr. Churchwell (Term.

I feel com polled to throw myself on the charity of tne House lor one moment The Speaker reminded him that half a dozen gentlemen objected. Mr. McMullen (Va.) desired to know whether it would not be competent to submit a motion to allow the gentleman to proceed. The Speaker replied Provided it affed-ted the privileges of a merabei of this body. Mr.

Churchwell said he so considered it. Mr. Washburne (111.) hoped the gentleman would be allowed the privilege he asked. He wished to propound a question, the gentleman having called him an Abolitionist yesterday. Mr.

Churchwell said it would be recollected that through the whole of that peculiar debate yesterday good humor prevailed. The soint made by the honorable gentleman was, a few words, not of an offensive character, had been inserted in his previous speech. He regretted to find a liberty had been taken bv one nf the gentlemen (meaning Mr. Cullom) to insert language after the close of the which was not uttered on this floor. The lanruase referred to by Mr.

Churchwell as attributed in Tlte Daily Globe to Mr. Cullom is understood to be as follows I positively deny that I was congratulated by a single Abolitionist upon the occasion, and the gentleman sho'd learn to be a little more particular in making those sweeping und random chaiges intended to affect others, without the semblance of truth or fact to sustain them. Being untrue, these charges all fall to the ground." There was much confusion during these proceedings, and we have stated the substance of the remarks of Mr. Churchwell, who, amid cries of order, pronounced the language false, infamously false. Mr.

Cullom, who sat about fifteen fact from Mr. Church the last word iras sprung from his sentand with fists upraised, and exclaiming -J you" and rascal," made a desperate effort to reach Mr. Churchwell. He was instantly seized by his coat collar, legs and body; several voices calling out "No words Cullom "Separate them Sergeaut-at-Arms," Mr. Cullom, too, was restrained from ndvancirg toward his colleague.

The persons in the main aisle formed an im- passable barrier, apiit from those wlu held the belligerents. Crowds quickly gathered around them, and the greatest possible excitement prevailed, both ou the floor und in the galleries. The Speaker banged and rapped to order; loudly culling on gentUsmea to take ther seats. The Sergeant at-Arms rushed up first tU Mr. Cullom and next to Mr.

Ch.irch well, holding up his emblem 'of office the mace. Cnos of ''Onier," were resum ed, and the Speaker still endeavored to restore quiet Mr. Seward (Ga moveJ that House adjourn. The Speaker said he would ent. no question until order should be restored, nnd again and again requested gentlemen Jo be seated.

(Inlet was restored Mr. Cul-loin returned to his seat, and Churchwell retired to the lobby. The Minnesota Uailroad bill, after irions efforts to defeat it, was passed by Yeas 95. Nays 71. Mr.

(Va.) gave notice tlia' tomorrow he would introduce a question of privilege relative jo the recent violation of the rules and decorum of the House. (Cries of "Good, good." "That's Mr. Florence (la made an ex Ian -tion to the effect that he had been recorded as votinir for increased Dostace. where as he was against it. Mr.

lngersoll similarly explain-d. The House debated and passed a reso lutroa for distributing the usual quantity of books among new members. Adjourned. A-Novti. TsMXiUAni.

A man named' Walker residing at Bellowsnlls, vinjrbeen fined a number of times for selling liquors, has gone across the river into New Hvmpshire and put up a building on the bank of the river, nnd there keeps his slock of fire His residence being in Vermont, is also near the bank of the river, and he has run strong wire from one building to the other across the river. A person enters his house on the Vermont side, deposits his order and jug, which are placed in a basket and pulled across the stream, the jug is filled and takes its way back into Vermont, to its original, proprietor, thus evading the Vermont Liquor Law and its penal its. Hartford Times. Special Notices. O-V.

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TTistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. If it be said that the ileal in ait consists in a jadidoei selection, preparation and application of those remedial agents afforded as by nature, for the preservation of health and cure of disease, then certain it is, that Dr. Wistar's Balsam Wild Ckerrj is a triumph of its kind. It is com-dooaded ehiefly of vegetable substances that are acBBewledged by all eminent practitioners of medicine, as possessing- properties highly service- VPS OS UW WU4C WIUUIUni SUiU aieaimw afleetioas and from its soothing tendency upon Iks tangs, most continue to hold an honorable repetition among the most popular cough remedies of the age, lt curative effects have enlisted the praise ef thousands 'of our country men, who were lingering under a variety of those dis-tresafasr complaints, and haviae- been lifted, as it were, fxom the grave, have cheerfully attested to tbe world the beneficial operations of this truly wonderful medicine apon diem. Be careful te procure the gen nine -the Proprietor's names MV 4ef4, WWW, uajaajw UsW Wlf This valuable remedy is sold by W.

R. Wooa-ruT, Belvidsie. 4 April 2. I i I i I i i i.