THK DAI IA
ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
NBW YDHE: ADVERTISEMENTS.
From VB3CHEB, OWES &CO., Gamut
TißTom lionsß, (Appleton's Building,) AV3M and 313
Bt^vnttKpvTork.. \ \ - •
Imported Wlnef* Groceries* &e.
I. & W. GEBRY.
233 cahAl bteitt, latf Tls ?mr roir.
[Established ISW-1 ■
f MPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST
X Quality Family Ofowries, oS*r to the Trado, Hotel*,
Private Families; attd all -who ore choice lntb*irt«le,and
dtwir* a grjivin&arti'ie, a larpo.Tarfcty of .
FUAT,—llreen and Clock,' f-aacbcnpy pouchon*. Bnsltth
Breakfast, Oolong, Imperial. Ifyson, Ounpo*J*r, Toung
FTraon, At, la ebwctraad half cherts, Ac.
COFrEE—3I och a and java.
Sherrie*, Ports, HoAs, Ac., eery old
and high rrndM, io original package*, demijohns, mag
nums and uottles.
* AIITON and OtfESTIKfI’S CLARET 3
CHAMPAIGNS—Hett A Chondotf* Cab't Imp’l Verrmay.
Do Ilddsdck, 0. If. Mumra's do do - do
..IQUORS—Brandies, Rums, Whtakey, Oia. Arrack, Al>
rintbe, Kirsc.li, Ac., Ac„ laor initial package*, altnCuracrfa,
Maraschino, Anisette, Noreaa Bitter*, Ac.
MALT LIQUORS—Loudon BrowoSloot, Scotch and English
Ales. .
CIO AK3—A variety of choice brand*-
PICKLLS— and French. .
SAUCES—For'FIsh, Cnrri*, Gsae, Meat, Ac.
CHEESE—Stilton, Cbedderi Royal, Victoria, I’rture Albert,
Parmreou, Grnycra, Sipago, Dutch and and A moricna.
SUGARS—Loaf,Crushed, Pulverlred. St. Croix, Ac., lobar
rola And half barrel*. 1
and American.
OlLS—Oilra, Sperm and Whale.
43*"0ur Lienors ore warranted unadulterated and of our
own Importation. fo&dtfr
Sniggtete.
MACKEOWN & FINLEY, Wholesale
Druggists and ilanuladurara of Carbon Oil, No. lo”
Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Pa. J*3fclyd
B* L. FAHNESTOCK & Co., late of the firm
• B. A. FahQonutk A Co., and successor* to Fleming
Wholesale Druggist No. 60, comer Wood and Fourth
8 to, Pittsburgh. Pa,
SA. FAHNESTOCK & CO., WHOLE*
a sale Druggist! and Mannfacturns of White "Load,
and Litharge l , toroer Wood and Front streets,. Pltts
! burgh. ‘ meb"
JSCHOONMAKER, MANUFACTURER
• of White Lead, Red Lead, Zinc, Paint, Utham, Pat
ty and Wholesale Dealer in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Turpen
tine, Ac., Ko. Wood *L, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JO UN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TOJAS.
B*QoQey,) WbolrealeauJ Retail Druggist and Dealer
in PaJuts, Oils, Dycatnfik, Ac, corner Wood and Sixth streets,
Pittsburgh.
Regular Agent for Dr. Ford** Medicine. apQ
JOUN fV SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL
er In Dings, Pain ts, OU*, Vanishes land 'DyeatnO*, No.
Wd Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
All ordprewiD recdT» bromptatteatlon.
gß*Agebt Pulmonic Syrup. mar&fclydew
ran duo* uim.
Braun a better, ■wholesale and
RetalJDrngglstajWnirof Liberty and SL CJalr ato,
PittabufgtL'-; •
JOSEPH FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
Wilcox A Co.} corner Market street and Dlauumd, keeps
9 constantly on hand a fall anil complete emartmant of Dmga,
Medicine Chests, Perfamery, and all articles per*
talolngto bit buainen. ""
preecripUom carefully compoundedxtall
hour*/*,* JaSjy
TYR. GiS. 1L • keyseß, • djujggist;
1 F IAQ WoodatisT,' corner oTWood street and Virgin
Alloy, -;
Stains.
CHEESE WAREHOUSEDHENRY H.
COIiLtNS/FuryrSnliQgand
Dealer in Chere*, Batter,liakpFtoh and Produce generally,
aa Wood «t, abate WateriPlttslrerglu - . - my^l-
J B. CANFIEU);aLATE OF WARREN,.
*'-01IIO,Couau>Isrioh sud eiul'
Wholesale Dealer in.Weatern RaKrre Cheese, Butter,. Pot
and Pearl Ash,'and Western PrOduce retierally., ’ Front si,'
betweenSttßhfieMtedWtxxLPittatTOTßh. ~ ' ; ' ' ,
■jlT ’BANS -A, AN JER, (SUCCESSORS
lei, to AAA. Mcßsn&) Dealers in Hour, Orsin and
- Prodoca. Ovmalsrion and rorwsrdlnjrJlcrebants,. Na. 124
Bewndatreect, Pittsburgh, [Jan. 1, *6TaDy] ja!2 ~
David c.- jierbst, flohk, bbo
dace, prorUJon and ContmiasJon Merchant, No. .287
Übertj irnctiCpßKr.ef. Hand, Plttabcrgh, RiTt» hi* alMo
tion to tlia r»Io of Fkmr.Pork, Bacon, lord, Chwte, Batter,
Grain, Drlod FrtdU, SecdyfcC-Jtc.
twpoctfall j solicited-
Alex, fursyxu,- (slicCessor to
Foreyth k Scott,) Forwarding wad OonimlMlon Bfer
chut. Dealer la Wool, Hide*, Floor. Bacon, Card mxulLnzd
OU and Pmrig-> generally, No, 76 W*ier tC, Pittsburgh, Pa.
H. RIDIIiCE,- GENERAL COMMISSION
• Itecfcmt cad Dealer taOrocertre aadProdaee, 27
FlfUi«treat, Ktu&crgh, Pa.
Refer to K. HaiUtox, Pittalrargh,
Bioucr, OosaaATi k CO-yPittsborgh.
solicited tnd Mttifbctory retom* gner*
oteed. * tkl&ljdAwT
OBF.RT- HUTCHINSON,COMMISSION
Merchant, for the rile of W«tem Reserve €beea*,
Batter, Lsrd, Bscoh, Fish, TotTesrl Ashes, gataratas,
Oils, Floor, drain, Soeds. Dried Fruit,on-J Produce geneftlly,
No. 8 Sail thfield street, between First and Water. ap3
oed OotnufefemltettbmiVlhatarfß Floury Grain,- Ba.
con, Lard aod Batter, and all kinds of. Produce, No 8 Smlth
floblstreet, botwsenFirtt-aod Water. «p 3
lUSE.—JAS. GARD-
iGLE WA'
JCj [NKKj'Wfcolenlft Drain* is ' Flonr, Prorbioss tnd
rnxl«oe«4wir»Jlj‘,K(v S Semifh itrpat, bctwpco Liberty
»tul gmlthfltld, Pittsburgh, Pa.
aj^Twmiauh.
CSatprtS.
WILLIAM McCLINTOCK, Dealer in
CarpaWSo. ir> Market «treet. feS
BVALLVM,
riEALER nr cakfetb, oil cloths,
I 9 HATPKGB, kt. ybw 87 fpOTth «tr»ct anfWooa, .
auonups.
Robert M’KNiGHT, attorney at
Law,»ad SoUdtor'oFth# lUnt of
Kuorthrtrcct,
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| NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
j From 11. S. SCHELL'S Advertising Uon*e, No S'ii Kr .x^
A NENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN (JAN
J\ mate, in any part of ttaa United State*, from three to
flTotiolUrsa day, bj selling from sample “THE PATENT
INDIA BUBUEn SAFETY FLUID LAMP,” with an ira
proved Burner. Ever}- family who L«a regard for life, pet*
son, property or economy dll purchase them For infor
mation by mail, sump, to
j UAWXIIUBST k MOTT.
LIGHTER NEWTON A BRADBURY S.
421 Broome Street, AV*o Tcrl,
MANUFACTURERS of the Patent Arch
Wrest Plank Piano Forte*, celebrated for dej.lli, full
Q***» richness, parity, and * peculiar sinking quality <•( ibnr
lone, for which they Lara received the highest f.uuitume
from the greatest musical celehriUn* of the country; ju-1 in
ererythfr when brought in compcUtlon with other Instru
ments, hare obtained tfce highest premium Tin. I'att-nt
Arch Wrest Plank, which leowued and u»rd only by its,
guarantees their standing in tune longer than any other In
strument; while their unprecedented Jeraauritu nil |tirta of
the roantry Is a sufficient prool of their superior «>i.v lieu.*
A liberal discount to Clergymen, Schools and the trade
Jes;lyd:a
CSommissicm, Sit.
SIAUXtUI LUCU JOHN t. IUtCH JOS ft. LUCII.
JOS. & LEECH & CO.,
Nos.lipi A 944 Liberty at., Pittsburgh, l*n.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
FLOUR AND BACON,
Tin Plato and Htoolt,
AND
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES.
jyllrdly
McALPIN & CO.,
tL»le of J. 8. Leech, McAtpln k Co., Pittsburgh )
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
TOKWARDING MKRCHAN’I'S'
Lsvee and Wathluglon Avenue,
WYANDOTTE CITY, KANSAS TKROITOWY.
REFERENCE:
Joseph 8. Leech A Co, and Pittsburgh Merrhntit* cen.-r
ally. lyllJAwlyT
THOMAS A UULUIUEII,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS, A*o. 90 Pine St rest, St. Louis, Mu.
tniiro
Sraqta, tUatMiir A Co., j Jostsl Laura.
LOtt9TI,STZWA» k Co, I Zoo k PAINTE*.
Will purchase to order. Lead, Hemp, Bacon, Grain, Ac
Prompt Attention given to any manner of forwarding.
‘ JaKJyd*
SPRINGER HARBAUOII, COMMISSION
Merchant, Dealer In Wool, Provisions am! Prod nee geo*
ermlly, No. 285 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
TTENRY S. KING, (LATE OF THE
JJL Arm of King. A Moorhead,) Commission Merchant,
and Dealer in Pig Metal and Blooms, No. TO Waterstreet, be*
low Market, Pittsburgh I‘a. aplß
A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO IIAU
• dy, Jones Jc CmJCoounlsaloo and Forwarding Mcr>
chant; Agentof the Madison and Indianapolis Rei treed, cor
nor First and Furry Pittsburgh, Pa, Ja29:lyd
bIVARD T. MEG RAW, GENERAL
Commission Merchant, and Wbolraalo Dealer in Manu
factured TubaCCO, Imported and Domestic Cigar*, (tautT.
No. 241-Liberty street, opposite (be bead of Wood, Pitta
burgh, Pa. mlilily
COSGKAVK i CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, N.ts. IS and *2O Wood street, l‘itu*
.ore. c.an5....... a. a. hiuuea.
Reis a bergeii, grocers and
Dealers ia Bacon, Lard, Floor, Cheese, Brooms, Ac-,
EoutthWest corner Smlthflcld and Socoud Streep Pitts
burgh. - - ocL-lyd
LEXANDER KINQ, WHOLESALE
Grocer and Importer of {Vida A»h, No. 573 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. aplrlyd*
XjfrMll MITCHELTREE, Jr., A BRO.,
- T f Wholesale Grocers, Rectifying Dwtillcr*, and Wine
'and Liquor Merchants, No- 2ZTJ Liberty street, Pul-burgh
Ju2S •
jyo. b. josrs —„...w jia. l. ooglet.
JONES & COOLEY, WIIOLELALE QRO
CEBS and Boat FarniMiers, dosleri in Produce and
Pittabvgh Manufacture*, No. 141 Water street, near Cherry
Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. mv23
baji’l r. Btnirm...-..!..- jona s. otiwortd.
SHRIVER & DILWORTH, WHOLESALE
Grocers, No. 130 and 132 Second street, (between ’Wo-kV
and 2 tnithficld, Pittsburgh. l
A - COLBERTSON, WHOLESALE
• GroeerandCominixsiun Merchant, Dealorin I'nxluc
and Pittsbnrgh Manufactured A rti-lrs, 19i> Lil>ertj street,
' Pittslmrgh.
JOSS fLOIU - UOiUSft wiluaii rtoni.
JOHN FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE
Grocer* and Commission M-rclwnU, No 173 Wood and
223 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. j*lfl
JDHW WATT..—. „ WtLSOH.
TtrATX & WILSON, WHOLESALE GKO
IT CEK3, Comi/ti» : ii<n Merchants and Dealer* la Pro
dace and Pittsburgh ManafictareA, No. 223 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh. ' Jn2s
FORWARDING
lame DICtZt...- ROBERT DICRXT
ISAIAH DICKEY & CO.. WHOLESALE
Groren, CommitriogMerchants.and Dealer* in Produce,
Ku. So Water itwt, and C 3 Front Street, Pittsburgh.
Thomas urru, sa ......tsomas urn.*, jh_
(Lata of the firm Robison, Little 1 Co.)
T LITTLE &CO„ WHOLESALE GRO
• CEDB, produce and Commission Merchant*. and
Doalersin Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 112 Second street,
Pittsburgh. jalfhyt.NS
mt. w'cPTcatoit- b.i_ hortoh.
TOTM. McCUTciiKON & CO., WUOLE
XL%. , BAl ** c o w»r«, t'tvliv* *ud Cotmntaiuu Merrliantß,
Ul Dealers tU Pittsburgh MabuhvtufvU Article*, So. VJIU
Idburty street, miner of Inrln, Pittsburgh. Pa. tayZ
JODa »TWQL..«.... k. J. Ltl CUAS. ATWUL.
* TWELL, LEE 4 CO., WHOLESALE
Urocen, i*rodiieo and ComiajuiuO Merchants, aud
.i •
andexcloslre Manufacturer*.
. CO Fulton street, New York,
fflrowrs.
PITTSBURGH. THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 11, 1858
iUanufactums.
MORRIS & COUTART,
sr-tt MANrr.irrtrp.rE3 or
HUGHE’S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
FORGE ASD TRIP HAMMERS.
Hammers of tu* following «ir?* a.
maileto order
No. 1. Lift T in. full 1.1.. W. '■W* ir»s Fnco | o.n>
.. .. s , .. .. S»‘JS '• 4£o.
- 2. "12 111.*) • <4»i
- 4 -IS • " • SCOW '• •• tfo.i
.. ,-, .. •• •• ~ 41150 •• •• I.mpi
• »i. •• -Jl otti) 1 • •* -2..00
kjr Urdvrs solleiNd. For particulars addnaw
M08R18.4 COLTAP.T.
|a‘2t:dly PirrsnnaoH. I’i
WELLS, RIDDLE A CO.,
' KO Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
UAtrurACTCßru or
WHIPS, TIIONGS AND SWITCHES.
Or Jen «iul(dt**d fr»*m !littnu!e,«ud promptly vbi|*
p.-d as per HUtmctioHl.
Ttasia—o uioulbs, «.r 6 pet rent, discotinl foi ,-ash.
« e 2srlydiw£
JOB. fcVIIAAIILTON <fc CO.,
KXail>rrciCUS Ac MACHINISTS,
Corner Firit and Liberty St*., PitUbnryk, /'a.
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES. f..r«ri-t
l r iuhl Saw Mills, lsi>werio<» Prtutiug CutabliJiUieuta,
MHUulib'tories, 4c., madu to order.
They hlm> CuDtintie tlm manufiu-ture uftlieir LVi«bralod
MA 0 111 NlB T S ’ TOOLS.
Such si Turning Lathes,
Iron Ptimer*,
U-mugsud Drillinj; MacUiiios, 4r.
Ale», Wrought Imu Sliatting, with Pulleys, Hanger*. 4<\
•■•-iL-iydalyF M
SAMUKU BIiADLiK V.
Hifta Lane, (Below tbo St. Clair Street Bri-lgg.)
Allogbeny City, Pomia.,
MANUFACTURER OF
KRADLEY’K WOOLBN RNITfINU YARN,
Of wory Color and Number.
IS PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON
short roUce for every color or number of Ynru*. liar*
no bceouuaof the original manufacturers of tbocelebrs*
ed “Bradley Woolen Yarns, n lu conuectiou with my brother,
Wm. Bradley, of Wbooling, I would rctrpoctfully solicit a
■hare of the orders for Yarns, aa sbOTe.
AjKJash paid fur Simop SUus and Wool. Je27:lyd
wn-UAH nißxutu..... jarld u. crcuu
WILLIAM UARNUILL A CO.,
01 Penn st., below Marburv, Pitfisburglt, Pa.
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET
Iron Workers, Manufacturers of Barnhill’* Potent
JSoilcr, Locomotive, lined and Cylinder Boil ora. Chimneys, >
Brek-heu, rire Betl, Stoam Pipes, Condensers, Salt Pa as, .
Sugar Pans, Iron Yawls, Lifo Boats, etc. Also, BlacksmitW
Work. Bridge mid Viaduct Irnus, dollo at the shortest no
tice. All orders front a distance promptly attended to.
Je*J2
pVnn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh.
Kennedy, cuilds & co., .manufac
turers of—
Penn A No. 1 heavy 4-4 Sheetings;
Carpet Chain of all colors and sbadec
Cotton Twine;
u Bod Cords;
u Ploagh Lines and &uh Cord;
** Rojk> of all aiurs and descriptions.
Batting.
taft at the* Hardware Store of Logan, Wilson
A Co., 131 Wood street, will have attention. Je'26:ly
JAMBS IRWIN.
MANUFAOTURBHCF
SULPHURIC ETHER; Sulphuric Acid;
Sweet Spirits of Nitre; Nitric Acid;
lloAmaiTs Anodyue; Muriatic Add,
Aqua Ammonia, KKH; Nitrous do
Fowler's Sututlon; my 3
j g. reams a. a. johs&os jokxsos.
PEURI.N A. JOHNSON,
MANUFACTUBKKB AND DKALKU3 IN
WE. CHILDS i CO’S PATENT ELAS
« TlO FIRE AND WATER-PROOF CEMENT
UiXiFI.NG, 133 Third Sraext, Pittsburgh,P*. odlidtl
- £ l - J j| . WA Qj^. N & CO.,
MANUFACriIRBRS AND DEALERS lit .
WARREN’S IMPROV'D!) FIRE AND
Water-Proof Composition Ruuf, and Rooting Ma-
—24 Fifth street.
DANIELBENWKTT/
Manufacturer of fancy color-
ED I roast one Ware, vAklncham and YelLiw Ware,
4c. Offiou at the MnnufactOlT, cormr of Washington and
Franklin rtrcvte, BirtuHkghhm, opposite Pittsburgh, Pa.
rarUhdly* " ' j
rnouAS MrrciiKL. jon u. ucuoi ... wu rrsvexson
Colon Foundry,
MITCHELL, lIERRON A CO.
WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
the Union Foundry, at the old stand of PKNNOCK,
MITCHELL 4 CO., No. 1M Liberty St.
Tboj will manntnctnre, a* tonal, a large ami iicuer.il t*
sortmeut of CASITNGS, comprising
Cuiking Stove a, Ranges and Slide Ovens,
OFFICE PARLOR STOVES,
MANTLE & KITCHEN GRATES,
Hollow Ware, Wagon Boies, Dog Irons,
BAD IRONS,TEA KETTLES,PLOWS & PLOW POINTS,
Mill and Machinery Castings Gonerally.
. And GAS and W 4TKR PIPES of all il?-* '
ALSO,
IRO.V A.XD XAZLS OF THE BESTHR.IXt>2\
Sbovols, Spadoo, Picks, See.,
All jt , Yh*rl, will 1* ’.old at ra-uinfacliircr** |<nr«s
m>7 1} - "
WILLIAIfTATE,
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10
Fourth Jtn-vt, im.ir Lib -i <y. uml 172 F’ulii simi, i.rit
i)-n,r 111 AM-rmnu Pnrkio«--n'« Oflb'c and Federal si . D>‘ar
Lnoxk Allegheny.
oy*Ej«ry <l»—ii i|.iloti of iittnigs f~r Water, Get uud
Straw. wy3l;tf
Kiicatutie Tile Floor,
Por Chun.be*, Halls, CotmTraturie*, Vestibule* and Stores.
ALFRED ENGLAND, Sole Ageut.
From tub original patentees^
Mow* Mi«ili<i) A Co., Lon'tan, an>l Millar A
C<»>tr«. Now York, fur t'lttiliurgh and tliu \Yf*l. -
All work cxcsrqteil in a snperitii bijl*. i'tiUjx, Ixawloe*
anJ cau l*» kcu at No. "2 fourth atrrrl, near Lib
erty.
t*p2s] _ mt IS.IyJ
. JOHN CAMPBELL,
lVf ANUPAOTUREROP HOOTS
ITX *U.J dftOßSur iU--wrl|>lU>it, N„ 31
itrrxit, i a iti*l>urxh, I*t.
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Tne Mohstbb Avti-Lccoxptos Mietisq Last
National Hall, Market street, last
night, was held, in consonance, with poblic an*
nooncement, a meeting of the citizens o? Phila
delphia to lend their moral support lo t protest
against the Lecompton fraud, now arbitrarily
sought by the Administration iu he ford’d upon
the country.
Long before the hour for commencing the ex
ercises of the evening, the hall was crowded by
-an audience of a character rarely if ever before
seen at a political meeting. The accumulation
of people eould be compared only to a swarm of
bees, so closely occupied was every foot of space
within the hall. Among the multitude we reb- _
oguized hundreds of fuovs whom we meet on
"Change, in the batiks aud in our mercantile
houses—in fact, (he audience was just such a one
os wc might expect i o see, if some great explorer
of the core of Africa had come back, after a ten
years’ absence, to uorrate the marvels of Ha tour
to an appreciating multitude of scientiGo liste
ners. Had the accommodations been more ex*
teusive, there ta no donbt that twice the number
of people would have been present, os hundreds
came and departed without being able to gain
admittance.
The meeting was organized by calling to the
chair Mr. J. W. Forney, who took his seat amid
hearty cheers. A little army of Vice Presidents
and Secretaries were also chosen, comYnisiog a
Hat of gentlemen including many of the most
respectablo and .distinguished citi
zen* of Philadelphia.
<Upon taking his seat, Mr. Forney, iu obedi
ence to the imperative summons, briefly ad
dresso t the audience. After expressing his
settee of inadequacy to the present task* he said
that fourteen years ago be came to Fhimdelphia
to pursue bill profession as an editor, tie came
from the interior town of Lancaster county. The
Democratic party then, although strong and
united in the interior of the State, wos'less vig
orous in this city than it is how. He H&d been
the friend of Mr. Buchanan in other days, when
Mr. Buchanan had few friends here. He had
tbeo stood under his banner, and, aaid,he with
emphasis, “I stand tinder it now.” [Cheers.]
In mj entire pfreer I have done battle for the
docLriue of popular sovereignly, that glorious
doctrine which we have inherited from our. rev
olutionary fathers. I have ever asserted and
maintained, and contended for that doctrine,
ahd l assure y«»u that before I commenced ihe
issue of the uewspaper which bears my : name,
to advocate that popular sovereignty, l bad the
consent and approval of the Chief Executive of
the Confederacy. [Cheera.]
V> by, gentlemen, bad 1 not seen so vast- and so
highly respectable an assemblage, I should have
believed that to advocate ihe doctrine of popular
sovereignly would have been equivalent to an
eienitiraimicatioD from ihe Democrat
I see hefore me men who rendered aMf- v&cvice
ia iho Caas campaign, men who railMTunder (be
' standard of James K. Polk, and mra who were
rhe heroes of Yet ibey Gl|.hj that ><•/ are
to be read out of the party. ( speak now for
01J Berks, for Lancaster, for York and all the
western portion of our Stale, and in speaking
(bus I am sustained by a large Democratic ma
jority in this great commonwealth. [Cries of
“ye.s'”= 4 ‘true! "] We are not here to apologize,
to ask fur fovors. to cringe, or fawn upon men
who eanction and abet the fastening upon the
country of an atrocious fraud.
We raise our voice* not to implore, but to pro
test against a constitution three times repudiated
by the people upon whom it is now endeavored
"to be forced. We are here further to say that If
the representatives whom we shall elect refuse
to make a test of us we will refuse lo make a test
-:.f --U.CJIL, f immense cheering.
• '».*>.ced -lheyesolutions.
Spxcul Dispatch to thx Nsw York Tixks.
Washington, Monday, Feb. B.—The triumph in
the House to-day was complete, notwithstanding
some treachery, as usual. Burns and Pendle
ton of Ohio who have over and over again been
pledged against Lecompton. yielded—the
former at the solicitation of Steedmsn, the House
Printer, who bealged him in his seat until the
perspiration poured from him in streams.
Pendleton disregarded (be instructions of the
Ohio Legislature and obeyed Senator Pugh, who
at the last minute Induced bis desertion.
Seaman, who .promised to vote for Harris’
motion if be would modify it as he did, voted
against it.
Haskin is the only New York Democrat who
boldly obeyed the dictates of his conscience and
sustained the wishes of his constituents. The
change of his vote would have carried the ref
erence to the Committee on Territories, but he
spurned every proposition for a retreat and
saved the question. It was on this motion that
tbo Administration expected success.
Clarke now says that he will never vote for
Lecompton.
McKibben’s father, who is a Federal office
holder, was present and begged him to sustain
the Administration, but to no purpose. He no
bly maintained his conviction.
Slidell antf half-a-dozen other Senators were
on the floor continually, endeavoring to save
Lecompton.
My own impression is that the Administra
tion can never come so near suocess again as
they did to-day, but will grow weaker on the
Kansas question.
In the Senate, on the test vote to day, Allen
refused to vote.
TERMS i
Bell and CriUendon will not vote for Lecomp
ton on the question of its passage.
Pugh dodged the vote altogether. He is for
a compromise, and is trying to effect it now on
some terms.
Pearce has expressed no opinion on the ques
tion.
Nevertheless the Administration will have
several majority. The Administration men in
tend to insist on reporting the bill back from
the Committee oq Territories to-morrow, and
pul it immediately upon its passage. This will
be resisted, and a long debate.will be bad before
that vote is taken.
It is understood that Calhoun will back out
from the fraud by which It bos been intended to
give a Pro-81avery majority in the Kansas Leg
islators. As this is the only condition on which
they can save two needed votes in the Senate, he
will probably do it.
John Van Buren, Governor Seymour and
other Barnburners are here, laboring industri
ously for Lecompton.
Clay says he only expects to make one more
speech in the Senate, aa disunion is at hand.
The pl&u is on the rejection of Kansas, for the
delegations of South Carolina, Alabama,Georgia,
and Mississippi, to vacate their seats and go
home. It is eupposed that those States will at
once call conventions for a dissolution of the
Union, and it is hoped that Texas, Louisiana,
and North Carolina will follow suit. Strango lo
say, South Carolina is the most conservative of
all these. Their former trial at Nullification
makes them cautious.
Toombs, in 1850, led his companions to the
brink of disunion, bnt they did not like it as
well as expected, and he was forced to turn baok,
and come to the Senate. He will probably re
peat the role.
No cool-headed man here of either section
gives any imporUufte even to these specific ar
rangements looking to a dissolution of the Con
federacy. . s.
Important Vote.— The following is the vote
upon Mr. Harris’ amendment, to refer Lhe Mes
sage to a special committee of fifteen—being 114
yeas to 111 nays.
1 cas— -Messrs. Abbott, Adrain, Andrews, Ben
nett, BiUinghurst, Bingham, Biair, Bliss, Dray
ton, Buffington, Burlingame, Burroughs, Camp
bell, Case, Chaffee, Chapman, Clark, Jr., ofCon
necticut, Clawson, Cochrane, Cockerill, Colfax,
Comics, Covode, IVr, Cragln, Curtis, Damrell,
Davis, of Indian*, Davis, of Maryland, Davis,
of Massachusetts, Davis, of iowa, Dawe, Dean,
Dewart, Dick, l>odd, Durfee, Edie, English, Fares
worth, Fenton, Foley, Foster, Giddinga, Gilman,
Goeoh, Godwin, Granger, Grosbeek, Grow, Hall,
of Ohio, Hall of. Massachusetts, Harlan, Harris,
of Illinois, Saskiss, Hickman, Hoard, Ilortoo,
Howard; Owen, Jofies, Kellogg, Kelsey, Kilgore,
Knapp, Kunkel, of Penn., L awtenre, Leiief,
Leach, Lovejoy, MeKtblen, Marshall, of Illinois,
.Vtm/yonrry. Morgan, Morrill, Morris, of Penn
fVlvania, Morris, of miaou, Morse, of Maine,
Morse, of New York, Mott, Murray, Xillatk.
Nichols, Olin, Palmer, Parker, Pettit, Pike, Pot
ter, Pottle. Purviance, Ritchie, Robbins, Rob
erts, Royce, Shaw, of Illinois, Sherman, of Ohio,
Sherman, of New York, lllinois, Spin
ner, Stanton v Stewart, of Pennsylvania, Tappin,
Thayer, Thompson, Tomkins, Wade, Walbridge,
Walton, Washburn, of Wisconsin, Washburn, of
Illinois, Washburn, of Maine, Wilson.
Nats— Messrs. Andbbsox, Arnold, Atkins,
Avery, Barksdale, Bishop, Bocock, Bowie, Boyce,
Branch, Bryan, Burnett, Burns, Caskie, Clark, of
Mo., Clay, Clemens,Clingman,Cobb, Jno. Coch
rane, N. Y., Corning, Craig, of Mo., Craige. of
N.C.,Crawford, Curry, Davidson, Davis, of Miss.,
Dimmick, Dowdell, Edmondson, Elliott, Ecstis,
Faulkner, Florence, Garnett, Gartrell, Gillis,
Goode,Greenwood,Gregg, Hatch, Hawkins, Hill,
Hopkins, Houston, Hughes, Huyler, Jnckson,
-•* t-n** pfTenn.,J.Glancy Jones,
GAZETTE.
VOLUME LXXI—-NUMBER 150.
.-ffot £alr.
Farm for Sale.
rpilE AKDERSON FARM, 2} miles S 3
X above tho Dvpot, at New Brlghtou. lWaver Co, K 9
Pa, on Black House Ann. containing Jus acres of exceUmit
laud, every acre of which 1* tillable, andto of *},ich la un
der culUratlon. There are 13 acre* of good Umber. ioacrea
In granasd pasture, and an sbondsncoof rual. Tb<*r«* la an
Orchard oi grafted fruit trees. In almost ever; 6«-1,l there
U a spring water.
The Improvements consist ot a new frame Dwelling, at
tached toa weather-boarded log, a small tenant house and a
large frame Bam, CO by SO feet.
This choice farm la (n a high state of cultivation, fences
good, and tn a respectable neighborhood, convenient to
chnrches, schools, For terms, ennnlre af THIS OPPICF,
or of Jal2-d*wtfT J■ AX PERSON, New Rrlghjnn. Pa,
Ohio Land for Bale.
TIIE subscriber offers for sale section ten,
township 12, range 10. Stark connty, Ohio, commonly
known aa “Bowman's Section," containing WO acres. It is
situated three mile* west of Massillon, on the State Tload
leading to Wooster, and within about two miles of the Pitts
bnrgfa, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad. The south, east
and north-east quarter* are partly cleared and improved—
the remainder Is covered with superior the
whole Is well watered by sprlngiaad running streams.—
This section Is considered the finest body of laod In the
connty. It will be sold undivided or in quarters to suit
purchaser*. To tbosowho desire to Invest In real estate a
better opportunity Is rarely offered.
J. B. SWWTZRB,
No. 101 4th street. Pittsburgh.
ocS&dswtfT
FOR SALE—A Drug Store situated in one
of the best locations In the dty of Pittsburgh, for either
a Jobbing, retail or prescription busines*. lnduccmi*otsare
offered to purchasers containing advantages of rare occur,
ronce. For information inquire of JOIIN HAFT, Jr„ at
No. 100 Wood Street, corner of Wood and Sixth, Pitts
burgh, Pa. fel>
Land for Sale.
FOR SALE CHEAP, 120 acres of Land in
Marathon county, Wiemndn, near Marathon City.
Apply to Rev. 0. MACKEADING,
fe&lwdla Jlllwaukle, Wisconsin.
FOR -SALE -At Jackman's Livery fTv__
Stahls a fine bay FAMILY HORSK. sound andvWV
reliable In every respect. I.F.WIS A EDG EATON,
JaO 107 Wood street.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.—Tbe nndenlgned offer* for sale on Cvtoreble
terms, a Urt* number of building lota in tbe Bth Ward of
tbe city. The lou treat on Penusylrania Arcane, Watson,
For bee, Locust, Marla, Vicroy and Bluff streets, are bat a
few mlnntej walk from the Court Uonee and will be sold
very cheap.
Persons deelrona of eecoring a convenient and healthy
location fora bonie, or wishing to porcbase br speculation,
in a part of tbe dty which most condnuesteadllyto Improve
wQI find It tr> their advantage to call upon the subscriber.
C. MAUKB, Att'y at Law,
mygfctf _ No. 104 Fifth street.
FOR SALE.—On© Barg© with two bows,
120 fbet Reel, 22 feet Beam, Jfeei Mold, botloa Plank
Slnebes. well Eistcned and everything or tbe beat material
and workmanship.
Also one Reel boat, 110 fr» i K«el, 44 Inches Deep and 20
feet wide, onqoln- of WATT A WILSON,
JaSO 268 Liberty street.
COAL LAN t) FOR S ALE.—The undersign*
ed offon for sale ONK UONDHED and FIFTY ACRES
of -
COAL LAND,
sttnated on the flr*t pool, one of tiie mo«t dealrable locations
oa tho Uonongabcla rirer.
The attention of Iron men. Coal men, and capitalists I*
directed to this property, as it Is believed the opportunity for
profitable Investment U such as la not often presented. The
tanaa are easy. Full particular* m»y be obtained by letter
or otherwise, bv enquiring of
AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO., Stoek act/ Note Broken,
apfi No. 92 Fourth Street.
STOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS t
CO, AT TUB MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE EVERT
THURSDAY EV KNINQ.—Bank, BrMgn, loianurt
Copper Stock, Bond and Ri-al Estate sold at public tale
at the Merchant*’ Exchange by
, AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO.
Note*. Draft* ami la'ans on Real Estate negotiated on
rsiaonabta term* by AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO,
aeZI Stock A Note Brokers. W Fourth rt.
Farm for Sale.
WILL be sold at Public Sale, on thossa
premise*, on TUESDAY, March 4th, a well lm
proved Farm of 225 acrra. situate In Nottingham lown*hlp,
Washington Co, Pa., about two mile* south of Flnley-vllle.
There an about 17t> acres under cultivation, good fences,
large Crick Dwelling House, well finished, with a good cel
lar, Spring Uooae, a Urga Log Barn, wt-atherbuorded, a
good Orchard of select Irult, etc.
The farm is in a high "Isle of cultivation, it well watered
ami improved, convenient tn churches, schools, etc, in an
excellent neighborhood, and alU'gctbrr a vei y desirable our.
Tho owner intends moving went.
Po**e**lon given on the Ist of April, ISSS. For fortber
particular*, term* of sale, Ac, enquire of the subscriber on
the premise*, orot ROW’D CAMPBELL, Jr., at Sheriff’*
office. frhaHwtsP SAMUEL COOPER.
JScitcal.
An Infallible Cougn Remedy.--1 had imd
•irk three months, not ahto to dn anything, with a cough
and Staffed condition -jftbe wind-pipe; I tried several of the
best physicians In ibU city without rrcerviug any iwuefit
all of them sold my inugs wan affected. I waa cuuflned’to
my bed during tho greater part of this time, I expectorated
a great deal of matter from my lung*. The first two duece
of your Pectoral Syrup that 1 look, I cuuld not take without
laying down in my bod, but before I hail taken ta u buttle* 1
Waa entirely cured. I hafo been Woll over »inr* My sick
ness commenced about the first «.f March, of this year. I
arnew, and wnsat the lime of iny tirknnu, living at
Thomas Paitersoh’o, iu Coiou strict, near the Diamond.
Pittsburgh, Oct. 2S, ’57. Micbam. McAvot.
Prepared and add l>y Dr GKO, U. 'KKYSKR, No. 140
Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa, and by Druggists everywhere.
uo2o:d*wtF
Dr. Kcv6Rr's Stioui.DEß Braces—From
Pittsburgh Bkpatcb. April 10th, Hid, —fur more than
fo*r* |<*ut wo lxa»e eotialantly worn the WaabiDgtou Soi
pender Itrac*, manufactured by l»r Geo. 11, Keyaer, of No
140 Wood itrrel, in thli<-ity, end votild heartily recutu
mend It to all who are compelled tofnlinw eeedent&ry occu
pation. A* we hate before remarked, In calling attention
to Itacnerita, it auawera for a brace and auspendert, the
weight of the pantaloon* being to placed a* to continually
tend to bring the ahouldera to their natural position and ex-
E»and the cheat, Women, bundredauf whom are annually
qjured hr the weight ot enurmoue "icirU,” aboold *l*o
procure the*# brace*. Ite particular in procuring the kind
mentioned, a* many of Uio brace* eold are bombas. Sold
at Dr. QISO. U. KRYSER’ft, WholesaleDruggiat, 140 Wood
feet, *lirn of ilia Golden Mortar. Je26»!ftwKf
For Deaf Peraotaa.**Acotnmc Atr*JCL»—Thcs*
ewly Intented Inatrutnent* that enable the deaf to bear in
ipite of dcafoaaa, are In advance of anything yet known, or
to become «f aerrlcv to deaf persona. By
'* ' of hearing la affected.
fH usual.
fifrtlPlANOS.ffffll
FULL ORAKO PIANOS.
THK PARLOR GRAND.TUNO9
Jlfto jgtglr Square @ianos.
From the Manufactory of
Chiokerina & Sons, Boston,
rcceive d from the Manufactory
” 6 S. C tJ r t” lt rpiM^ 0 I !S? a ’ fo "°' ri ' ls <, " ,r * b '”“
One Full Scrim Octave GRAND PIANO FORTE, with
aoperhly cartedcasa. prlc*. „ #
Oue FaU Seven Octave ORAHD
eaat Rosewood case. Price,,
Oue NEW PARLORORAND SEVEN OGTAVCNANO’
nearly equal In power to a ftill Grand, yet occnpy-
Ing only tbo room of an ordinary Sqoare Plaau ~
—- - „ i
SQUARE PIANOS.
Two Pali Carred Rosewood Loola XTVIh Seven tavr>
Pianos, with carved desk mod fret wot*.
Two Rosewood 7 Octavo, Clifford atyle.
Two do 7 “ Carved moulding*.
Four do 7 “ Plain round corners.
Three Watnnt 7 “ Front round corner*.
Four do ** Front round comer*.
Fonr Rosewood Cy£ “ Front round comers.
AH the above are of tbo ktw scaix, and with mil Iron
Frames, and new Pansy Actios,
These Instrument* h*Te boon finished specially for the
subscriber, and are the first that have been brought to Ibis
sity. Their superiority will bifat once discovered by an t
one acquainted with the mechanism of a Plano Forte
For sale at (he new and reduced price list by
JOHN n. MELLOU.
Jio. Wood Street
sctfcda» F Sole Agont fbrChlekeriog k Sons Baatoo
PRINCE & CO'S IMPROv"KD- e^^_
PATENT MELODKONB. —The MfcrfHV UR
EtUiUithmfnt in (he Uttittd Slatrs and tTirJ I 7 111
Larautinthe World.
The latest improrsment In our Melodcona U the
DIVIDED SWELL,
Secured to ua by Letter* Patent, 22d May, 1855. By mean*
of this swell Sue [\tttaga may be played with the full pow
er of the Instrument, while llie accompaniment Is salt and
subdued. Hereafter, all Melodeons made by us will bo for
nitbed with this’attachment ;
WITHOUT UtU CtLLKQX.
Agents for the tale of our Melodeons may be found Iu all
the principal clth-nand town* of the Uuited State# aud tbo
Canndss. GEO. A. PRINCE A CO., Buffalo,
and 67 Fulton street, New York
CIIARLOTU3 BLUMR,
l IS Wood street, 2d door above Fifth,
dels Manufacturer* Agent.
gUP E R B GRAND PlANO^a^^
From the Factory of
STELYWA T <£ SO XX, Xew
H. KLEBER ft BHO., take'pleasure iu annuuur
iuK to tho public that they bavajtut rccuiveda
SPLENDID FULL GRAND PIANO,
From tii** Factory ol STtUYWAT k SONS, New York, which
for exquisite sweetness and volume of tone, lightness and
elastldtv of tuuch, auda duet tutoin] and elegant exterior
it considered the finttt Grand l*iano ever brought to this
city. The mechanlcm is a daub}' repeating action, a patent
ed Invention of Steinway ArSons, which combine with the
atmoit promptness and delicacy of tcurh n degree of dura
bility hut rarely attained. _,Wt) respectfully invite the pub
lic, one end nil, whether purchaeeni or Dot, to call and »<•*
this unriralled instrument. U. KLKBUft k BKO.,
''No. 53 Fifth street, Sole Acts for Stelnway t Sons.
N. D.—Also. Just received a fnwb lot of Nunns 6 Clark's
Pianos. . it«u
CIIEAP PIANOS TO CLOSE—
A CONSIGNMENT.—A superb
wood 7 octavo Piano, with full Iron Frame, | | * f II
carved Music Desk and Mouldings; the manufacturers" price
In New York beings4oo, will be sold to close a consignon-nt
for $3OO.
ALso, a Rosewood £>£ octave, round corner', and sliding
dealt; a vsry elegant Piano: the New York factory iiriceglSO.
will be sold as above at s2ss.
The above are the net cash prices. In par raon«y, aod will
be boxed for shipping free of charge.
Also, a good second hand Piano, with iron frame, (5 octave,
i good order. Cash, current fnnds, $lOO.
A Mahogany 6 octave, modern style Plano, an exeolleu
istrurneuL Cash, current fends, $25.
A all octavo second hand Baltimore Piano, s.‘.o.
Ado do do do Philadelphia do $4O.
A 6*4 do Piano, very handsome and nearty new, on S
and C months credit, s2*3.
For sate, together with a splendid stock of uew Piauos of
all styles from the manufactory of Chiekering k Sons. Bos
ton, by uo« JOHN 11. MEI.I.OR- SI WooJ st.
fUtßcdlannms,
Ww^'
XOUMAL clams.
THE SECOND SESSION OF THE NOK
MAL CLASS, at. the
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEOE.
UndtT the direction of
Principal ol the Fifth Ward Public Scltoula, will cuiuinrt.ca
On Monday kTenlug, February lat.
The Claw Will meet ou MONDAY and THURSDAY KVK
XINUS, and SATURDAY MORNING ofuacb week.
RJi-Tct ms. fthOO per S«wii>n of Six toe n Letsotut.
JJ. WOODS’ PEAK!, STARCH c,instill,l
-• ly oil hand au<l for sale by the nu-lmlgnej. Farm
lie* may be assured that title «up.-rinr March will la- fi-unJ
equal to my uf tin- mora expeuaivu Ibrnis of Com Starch m
see, for makitiz di-licnte Blanc Mange, PuCdiuz*, of t'nt-.
■Be [xirHcuhir t<* «n,|ijir»f.ir - Wood*’ Pt-trl St-irch.
A. A. HARPY,
anJ4 rnrrrer Fin>tau<l Ferry atimrfa.
Journal?, Day 'Bonks, Gusli
i Rook*, loroice Hooka. Order lk-.ta end Doc l e.*f..r
' ' • W.S. JIAVKh.