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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

N Whs1ssa1s and Osuntzy DzuGs1sts.-
ss,a s' S:s ;s 81: g D.:.: g, INIT:
1870, ~ - las 40. a.seEmsns ssisr
NJ: s. vos All s e :. ga sso%
..sisssss Irsss. ether Sy As .1gis de:ss
New Yosk, CinennAa and saa Francisco.
A Csra-AM Persons VINO have s,.ay Hair,
s.S sss ss sss csa.: md :ss
"a H Re nsc aSa ne hair e !, color
wAiskszs and aaouseaches Forced to Grow
s's - Il Fl &: nusi
so sss asa ... aiK s.s s pSn street,
Datcheler's Hair Dye-Wigs and Toupees.-
a. .Is sn 1os sn''sS s @
row owe, al oasr h. being chez Of
MA '''''' '''f s1rca III Is broadway
cxsstaaoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toapses
ss :d@s.uon s%ons AZ ooDn0.sseTrs IN Art suite Of
IsSs sI ss = a.,s e asa:. Wholesale and
n,irs Hair Dye, xSsr sa,lMng. = Box,
New Z :ts ss: s.S e N R .n s Ssy
Broosyn and at drug and fancy goods generally
The Human Hair.-A. GrnndJsan having
~ e UsSd e s: ss mn hair %
ChS,sh ,reet corner Of Ba,lcsy from o'clock A. n to
Of0900OF0's HAIR aye, wigs ana VOupocs
e.cte admiration among Al connossears in art suite OF
e n reliable article Of the End Wholesale RETAIL At
CRbTADORO's, No. Aston House.
PhaIon Paphtan Lotion Floral Beautifier
beauf,rg the complexion and removing treckes IAN,
sna s Ss LION FL
The Genuine God Liver on or aegem.~,
& e h; Gss s
auc made Zee that me eagle and mortar are on the
aa0 pnE c IvsT s g. Tc w S
10 broadway. Wholesale depot, I6b Broadway
Notace-To those Troubled with Humor.-
Owing the demand for my oinmens for the
Hosse 9 Brosdway nom 24th instant to April All who
troubled with scrofulous humor respectfully invited
eau. Aov'ce al cases sfaas' DONALD KENNEDY
Proprietor Of Ksnnedys medical discovery, Roxbuy Mass
CAAco-types-C0mpiex Clear and Brit
Nant Freckles don't show. Taken only WIILIAASONS,
2l9 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Doctor Flnlay, 6s5 broadway. Union place.
Popular ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Weisse's
specific remedies for hoarseness and oss Of voice. dy
seneTy darrha piles, sick headache,
s1ssicns Tor one disease cold BY %S6ITkIE PHLMsa
9herchants' kxchsDge; VIM. Radde. $50 Broadway
e aH rSs ISL Broadway box $50
Holloway's Ointment and FiIl5,-PrOvided
with these remedies, of the mos delicate physique
brave climate. They comprehend within the circle
Of their influence ali internal diseases anic,
and ell the varieties OF outward Inflammation.
Owners OF Horses Will Find DIR. Toblas'
nmen pint bottles cents superior nypg curing
ssa DspO q ooand s AZ mo
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Doors open at ~ Music will commence ct 81, and
ing 1t No box will DO let, seat whatever reserved
ball room nor gentlemen with hats canes or overGoas The
wing place Carriages. leaving their company will arve
with horses heads down Fourteenth street Irving place.
and will take up their company In reverse order.
Tickets 20 each admitting one person. can be had at the
establishment of VIM Hall Son. 23y Broad and
scharfenberg Luis 69 Broadway also at the book store of
I. j, Grower, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

CAAeo-types.-Conpiex Clear and Brit.
HAn Frcckles don't show. Taken only ct WIILIAMSONS
249 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

BOUNTY LAND.-SoIDIERs AND WIDOWS OF sol,
ID ders Of me Of 1872 can obtain their bounty land By
calling addressing the subscriber Who being IN
op OF muster rolls said wer furnish every information
CALVIN W SMITH, % Chatham street
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NEWsPAPERS.

ENARTH QUAKE IN SAN FRAN CISCO, BURNING OF
~ 20 00 bales of cotton In New Orleans and the terrible
assIophs e. phsdsphs Nth twenty Other SUBJECTS beau
TED NkW9PAPER, of Saturday last, March ~. This /.
decidedly the most splendid Illustrated sheet published II
this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

Not1ce.-To those Troubled with HumOr.-
Owing the great demand for ointmena for the
susofua IN the city Of New York shall be a. No Plymouth
troubled with scrofuous humor respectfully invited
eau. Advice In all cases gratis -
DONALD KENNEDY,
Proprietor Of Ksnnedys medical discovery, Roxbury Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

Tho Genuine Cod Liver Oh or negcmsr,
C1Ark Co., Gate Rushton, Clark Go hes stood
eight ysHs s1osrence and ne best and
hbe and signature the cork, without which is not
genuine. hEGkAAH CLARK co., Nos 166 273, 5ll, and
56s Rroadwsy Wholesale depot, I65 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

Holoway's Ointment and Fill5-PrOvided
with these remedies, Of the mos delicate physique
may brave any climate They comprehend within the circle
their curative influence all internal diseases org anc
and all the varieties Of outward Inflammation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

PhaI0n Paphian Lotion Floral Beautifier
beauufy the complexion and trecles
suabuns pimpes spots burns ssalds sngs chaoped lips
fase. and hands For sale by PHALoN, and all drug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

eristadoro's Hair dye, wigs and Toupees
s.ce admiration among AL connosselrs in art suite Of
elegant private apartments for applying his Incompatible dye
As emily reliable article OF The Kind Wholesale and RETAIL at
CRlbTADORO'S, NO. 6 Astor House,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

The Aumnn Halr.-A. Grnndjean having
~ he period Of forty made the human hair his study
consulted daily all fisoascs Of the hair his Office
81 Church street, corner Of Ba1csy fo O'CLOCK A. NJ 70
p - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24
THE TRADES.

A GARDENER.-A SINGLE MAN. OF STEADY HA
a bits who has had years practical experience Qr
this country the entire Of
cries. fruits flowers and vegetables and the LAYING out OF
places. &C., wishes 70 mako engagement with gentleman
requiring competent and man anc
lHca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

DAtchelor's Hair Dye-Wlgs and T0upooss-
eees he world This urivaled and original dye 10
1--WE improvements ali ohors, being chef dosuvda Of
sesanoe and durability peculiar 2 his .bhshment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

OFFICE OF THE KNICKERBOCKER ZOE COMPANY,
~ 1853 Canal New York.-Noce-An election Tor ntne
trustees Of hi. company win be held at their oce on Tues
day. tho 9Th day a Apr NEXT Polls from IL N. to
O'Clock p n Transfer books VIII be sessd om 18th instant
till Aprn TO- BY order of the board.
W. J, WILCOX, Sec'y. B. 7. COMPTON, Pres
NEW YORK, March IL, 1856
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-16
0rameh ueeslistvus.

BRANCH. the indepenien, Know Nothing
thunder and lightning candidate for the Mayor
al,y Of New York. addresses the following
communication announcing himself 10 BE- ia
the teld, to the editor OF the New York Da'is
Ttms, II BRANCH should happen to he elect
cj and bis Official acts. as Mayor, he rs orig.
inal IN their character as hi. style OF writing,
We may certainly expect tha, his administra-
ton Of the municipal Affairs Of New York
city will be without parallel in the history OF
this country But hear him sound bis trumpet:
To the Edi,ss eth. Sss york Daily rsss
have been hr oat beyond the rcmotcs,
bounds Of civilized beings, aud have scaled
boltcr ellds and higher psaks than Alps reflect.
ei IN the placid waters Of Switzerland. From
bew,ldcring heights bcheld the gorgccas
scenery Of the wales and the eagle on his
mighty throne. gili~i by the u,ooo and her
pretty childrca Of the armament. while the ma-
s,e Of the winds and birds and rivulets. and the
mountain fragrance aud the glories Of the
moruing and evening sun. nllcd my sool with
supernatural JOY. exchanged thsss pure and
tranquil solrtndes TOE the vice and tumait II
the plsins, and now proclaim myself eand'-
date for Mayor 81 New York, subject 10 the
decision Of the people. II excited. viii toll
ami swea, to cduca the taxcs from seven and.
a-half to i've millions year. which will give
bigger moaihti.s. more commoiioas apartments
and better apparel to the people, II tail to
r,siace the taSes, will hlow the City Hall and
i,s thieves into million fragments And Il
hil TO rnder ht and property mor secure.
will drown the entire Police department in the
dog poad will also drive every alien from
oher, with American hayonets This Is only
a smpc Of wha, win do In word, | will
assume doubtful powers. FOE the public good
am in the scli. and all tho thrvats and moury
Of the earth shall not allure nor drive mse from
ii. To heath only viii yield. Up, then,
Aurricans and charge sr Mayor wso VII
chsnrc the sd aspcc' at these tines.
SraraxS n. BaANca.
y H-AdSrmAn Briggs vii have great in
iucacc with nv administrator, and al who
ssvc American hcsrt- a. hg ant brave a; he
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-16

cruss, looking IN the morning .ga i4e = ca
cade Of silver. Further byord lsy helds o.
gram In their various skadea Of gold ard green.
bounded by ibeir hawthorn hedge, which form
in this coantsy teon'ifnlsnd peculiar clarae
tcristie Of farm.
With aiternaic blowers an sul,hinc ae
passed Greenoch saw the little town Of Ayr,
the birth place Of Burns We could sec his
monument IRON the hip and from thence IN
Ill We reached Glasgow on each side Of the
Clyde. q paB0rsma Of tbs most charming land
scapes passed. beion H.. Ben Lomond TIE last
and most celebrated Of the l;rampiap cham, al
ways 10 the background is SUNNI, draped
in cloud which sometimes lined themselves
high above, az If 10 let rs sec rs lopmost
verge. Old castle and rains each distinctly
marked by historical Or legendary reminisrcn.
ces, which 10 write out in detail. would trsny-
form my note book into tnelapgc Of incidents,
legends and scraps, quit dreadful 10 conteni-
plate. Curious lttc old.isshioncd towns, COM
Portable farm houses, and beautiful avenues
leading up TO stately castles occupied by lineal
representatives OF old, famed families. well
kept parks, snd lastly the ship yards Of Glas-
gov which scwl iron steamers III over the
world
As We approached the city, the dense atlnos-
pherc oi coal smoke, which ever hangs like n
pail over a manufacturing town reminds rs Of
the fact which the highland seems Of the
Clyde had quite made US forget, that the descel-
dsnts Of the ancient warlike and foray.loving
Highanders, are now powerful merchants, ar,
tisans and mechanic. The fiery cross "cir-
c!cs' no more, dell, glen, and valley, down, and
moor. Thu pibroch no longer sounds the
death knell TO the Saxon foe, but now High
lsnders ard Ioslsndcrs mite With the Saxon
in loyal obedience to the Union, and arc all
engaged In the civiiziug. honor-winning and
world advancing occupations OF labor and
commerce. To the honor Of their ancient FREQ
dom and nationality, let it be remembered that
the Scotchmen were never conquered by
the English. They retain their church, sever.
al royal iortrcsses, among them the impregna.
bic Dnmbsrtop, so celebrated in Scottish his
tory. And their union is the legitimate result
Of this change from wild, halebarbarian life
to peaceful pursuits. And yet i, seems strange
TO see names, associated 10 our minds with the
battle fields and martial array and feudal con-
tempt for trade, over the meat shops and hair,
dressing establishments Of Glasgow
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-16
I'oIitieai New ..

Iysies IRON Hartford, OF tho 9th Instant say
official returns have bcen ncciveffron 10 towns
IN which electi0ns WEIR held On Mon.iay.-
These official returns show - Tor Baciranap
and 81 for Frcn1nt-ty6 towns are equally
divided Democratic gain %. add the Repab-
licsns s--a net gain 70 tbe Democrats Of "a
from the last town election Tn vote was
cloSely contested
This does no, look ~ though there we're no
BrciAsAS nen in the eastern part Of tbs conn'
try. II this news IL correct. the Democr ats
have certainly carried the State by a han'isotos
majority. a result which tbe most sangnIne
among as did not anticipate.
An ifnrnenae Democratic meeting was bid
In Wmtmorcland, Pennsylvania, on the 1ih
inst. III. number upon the ground was e'ti-
mated at 10000 Tne speakers vert. Mr.
WnIsnr, Of Massachusetts,. Col. BLACK and
AsDnrw Buax OF Pittsbsrg, and Messrs. Fsos-
IRA and SroGKs ~ Grenburg. Great epthnsi-
sam prevailed.
The Americans and Republicans have fused
in Pennsylvania on the American ticket. in aIl
The prominent districts, except tho ii'h
At the election for state senator and Two
Representatives held in the Upper Peninsula o.
Michigan ION lake Supcrior) on the 10th Of
September, tho Democratic nominees were
elected The majority Tor Senators WA 900
This result Is unprecedented, and looks very
much like BUCHANAN victory in November
Dates from Philsdelphis on tho evening Of
ths 9th instant. says the whole city isa scenc
Of political excitement 10 night Each Of tho
parties have mass metings--the Republicans
Il Independence square, the Americans at Cen
TN Square, and the Democrats Mt Second and
0ook-st. Square.
While the speaking WIS gong On u process
.on Of Fillmore men passed the square. When
the two ma.se~ joined In cheering the Union
ticket
Among the speakers at the Buchanan meet
log was Jas Il. CLAY, son Of HssRy Guar
lie made short speech, declaring his wish tt
be placed right on record, believing that h
had followed in the footsteps that his faihe'
wonld have ,rod had he lived 10 ~e n" present
crisia.
The Republicans ol New York City hay'
nominated ANTHONY BLEfEea for Mayor. ant
FxAscrs D. Srnyxrr, Of Brooklyn for the SAINT
once In that city
In the Third Congressional District por
ton Of the Democrats nominated DAsiRt r.
scxLss, in opposition to the regular candidate
Gen. WALbmpos.
In the Eighth District thn Democrats put
| 10 nomination fIoRA,t +. CLAnK. the Mayor
Woop candidate.
Dates from Springfield. Massachuseli', OF TN
10th mat. say the BuouAsAs Democrats ant
PuI.soag Americans and Wings Of that Con
srss~ional District, had made complete con
Iition ON the County and Congressional nom
nations; for Congress, " G FowLsa, formerly
minister and Professor ia Amherst College
and Hunker Wing II wa agreed upon by
both Conventions
Ihs General Assembly oi Vermont coascod
at Montpelier on the 9TH inst. TIC house or
gsnised by the election OF Gko, w. osrsnS
Of torgcnncs, ~ speaker, md 'iso. Il. Tnonr
sos. OF Montpelier. M Clorh. The senate chos'
/ CpAslrs II. CuArsAS, Of Ludlow, CLERK and
the Rcv. II, WEBSTER. Chaplain.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-16

MrSDSssD--lt IS stated to be ID, general
impression at Caps May that Mr.. CAlS i've
father OF the Cain family, who were burned up
with the destruction Of the Mount Vernon Ho.
tel, was murdered and robbed before the totel
was set on Gre. The pwelry OF al! the men-
bcrs Of the family ws found near the chsrreCi
remains, bat no, dollar Of gold or silver coin
has been recovered, and there ia every reason
TO believe that thsre was considerable a heir
Possession. Young CAN. who escaped from The
hotel, and was - badly burned that be died
SION Afterwards. alleged that he saw a mac in
his room whcr he leis il, The remains Of ,be
girls werc 'ouad near those 81 the father, and
i, il inferred. from their peculiar position Tia;
they were also murdered.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-16
N.H Isost Off,,e-.

The Postmaster General las ordered tLe g.
tabisbment ~ the tollowiny bew psf ofie'@ in
THE Territory
A. spencer, "a the county Of tiosdhse, aud
tbe appointment Of u sxs MArTsoS 81 Po@tnas
ter
Al Lesors, "a tbs coaaty vi Fillmore, and
thu appointment Of Cn.RLes r. WnJr0gD
- Postmaster
A. Lake City, 10 the county oI Wabasha",
and the appointment u H,sysy y WILLIAM
sos o. Postmaster.
A, Amador, in The eyuntyoi Chisaso, aod
the appointment OF LoKSszo %. IOwDKS az
Postmaster.
A, Forest City. n the county eE AeeseF,
and the appointment, n WALrEnic. B.cos NJ
Postmaster
At Pilot Mound, IN the county OF Fillmore,
and the appointment, Of LEwu u. ssfrn as
Postmaster
At Zanbro. IA the county Of Olmsted, and
the appointment Of LGcY CoBn ~ Postmaster.
Nav Posrs.myes.
FnsDgRIcs ". WATRoSs has becn sppoin-
ted Postmaster Ut French River, 10 TIN county
Of superior. 10 place of IIrsn ssra, reign
Oh
lasAS q. jKoss has been appointed Post
master al Glencoe, in tho county Of McIeod
in the place Of AsDaxw J. BgI', resigned
CnAsGK or NAsE.
The name Of the Post Once at Tazaaka. in
the county Of Hennepin, has, by order Of tho
Postmaster General. been changed to Island
City'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-16
A Nigh CsmpIi mens 20 John. a. Brock
inrtdge.

HAnrkGs Magazine for October, nov jus,
pallishel, rnaer .he bead o, DAME. WE
.rKR's Social Hours. contain, . deserved
compliment 10 Mr.. BRgcxIsRiDaS, the Demo
cra tic candidate for the Vice Presidency. II
is worthy reprint and cItendod circulation
The article states that II charge had been made
10 the House OF Representatives Of Congress
that Mr.. WEBSTER. while Secretary Of State
diverted . large portion OF the Secret Service
Fund at his disposal. A Committee Of TIN
House, Of whom Mr. JEFFERSON DAVIS now
Secretary of War. was one, investigated thu
charge, aud made u report entirely excalpating
Nj W. from the ebarge, The article thus
proceeds
The evening oi lbe DAY the report wns
made soma two or three gentlemen met at sup
per at one OF the luxurious tables Of our poi,i-
cal metropolis. and this subject eventually
came up tor discussion. There were men Of
both political parties present. and Of the time
the party spirit ran high therefore tho CONVEX
sa,on became animated and somewhat ,lesul-
tory. A friend 81 Mr.. Wcbstefs remarking
that whatever diversity OF opinion might exist
IN 90 the merits OF Webster, the time would
sooa come when i, would be the greatest
honor To have been natiy, same coun.
try. "Sif. replied person oi ,atlcr saturnine
complexion. but marked oounteoancc. who had
taken ~ part IN tho pre-, ous discussion. "sir,
that timc has come. ! will not acknowledge
that man an American who docs not note glory
in the nane Of Daniel Webster. Small men
may hope greatness by attacking him, but !
tell you gentlemen. that h. IL "a far above
their rank as tho orbed moon above the log
that howls ut her path in the heavens :"
Who, asked the writer Of TREND near
him. who is that determined looking man p
Don't you know him Why, that is the gal
liant Breckenridge, from Kentucky, fresh from
his hurcla 10 Mexico A young man, bu' Of
character beyond hls years "
This beng related in the presence OF Mr.
WrhsrTs he replied, Though personally IN.
acquainted with Mr. BHsrkixRipdE, lie knew
bis descent and reputation. and could not but
feel deeply grateful for such n sentiment from a
political opponent"
The articr conclude" II Is the same per.
son, who, refusing to return TO the House in
which be- had distinguished himself as lead
ar, and refusing the Mission OF Spain which
So many much longer in public life werc s,riv.
ing for returned To his home in Kentucky. with
no other ambition than Of gaining al homes,
livelihood by his professional pursuit. In,
great moral and intellectual excellence is not
given TO man alone for his own qualification, or
lor the limited advantage OF bis own family -
They belong to the country which has given
him birth and JOAN G. BEsoKlSRipGg is with
eviden, proprie,y, the candidate OF his party
Tor the second otiicc in the gilt OF the people,
the vicc Presidency Of the United States
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-16


This Company which WINS chsrtswd by the
Territorial Legislature Of 1865, organized on
the 81 inst. with view 10 the carly prosccu'
ton Of the works on the Otter Tail river, COO
,smplatoi by the act OF incorporation, Since
the charter was obtained, such an examination
Of the Otter Tail aud Sioux Wood rivers, in
connection with lac Traverse. Inns booo made
a. To render the prac,icability OF tho work be-
yond doub,, When the propagation WA frs,
agitated OF connecting the waters 81 the Red
River Of The North with the Minnesota by
canal, /, WIS looked upon NJ chimerical hut II
~ found to be perfectly faaaible and the Com
paoy u now organizing party to get cut tin
her during the winter. preparatory to y com
a,eocomtnt 81 the works at the Otter Tail car.
" in thu spring.
This Improvement will be highly important
TO the Territory. rs Il will not only increase
the quantity oi water in tho lower Minnesota,
but viii open navigation during high water
through to rssnbins afosding additional 10.
cili,is 10 our rapidly increasing trade with
that distant region The grestst bcnsdt how
.v@, will be gained by the Minnesota Valley
as II will open thu pine region north of Otter
iail lake to the entcrprising population u that
fertile agricultural scction, which ia now yir-
aAlly Gu, of from the ue Of pine lumber, ow'
ng 10 the expense of transportation up the
Minnesota river
In connection with The improvements above
noticed the Company proposes TO lay out
town this fall at the mouth OF the Sioux Wood
river, to b. called Brcckinridrc' The cs.
,ensive mills aud other improvements contem
plated by the Company at this point, 10 con
oec.ion with the beauty 81 the location, tho fer.
tility OF the surrounding country. and thc bus'.
ass which must bc done at plaN where the
roads from Henderson and nom Sauk Rapids
to Pembina meet. and the iac, that Il 10 tho
he'd Of osvixstion on long river. induc S
to look forward To the rapid settlement III this
town site.
The Hon Josgru 4 Buows "a the origina.
tor of ,ha enterprise and !, is only one Of the
many important schemes for tho development
u The Territory IN which be- has taken active
pari