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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
NEW CHlEFEWA AGENT,

The p rsi7e~t has appointed J. Law
renee Foster, Indian Agent vice Mr.
Walker dead. Glad Of this evidence tina,
the Frsiden' is about to assum, the a,,.
pointing power 80 unconstutiona|ly band.
Ell ~ CT to Individual members If Congress
So unscrurulcusly used for personal ends
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

On Sabbath or Momiay next, 25o
mou' Ted men will leave F. Smelling to 90
to Fort Abcrcrnmbie.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

-|'ol II. II. Siblcx has been app"in
cd by the President Briyadier General
of Volunteers.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Commissioner Dole,

Sorry to hear that this gentleman re.
turned to Washington severely i'll with
cun:c ion vi the lun.s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
AFRI;Ay SltooN { BARBER SHOP.

Prof C,SnHsn sAss rsopsasi !. hi: new
building. oas. .lpor bslsw nc. Waits Rsnks
vhsss b. vill bsA happy 20 receive and wAi
upya ais Old p.teyns to olsln shave, = fash, ,
sAAoAs aIir slt, ~ ) .Jlsa.li, saAnx11sl.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
H. G. WAIT

Oetlr in Foreign and Domestic, Exchange,
i-EEPS Land Warrants constant, on hand
ard or sale al y snail ADVANCE from New
York prices. Collections made, Exchange
drawn .LtnsIowest surrsn' Yates, Taxes paid. sc.
81. Cloud, July 18th, 1860. aug2~Sm
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
REPUBLICAN T1cKE

REPUBLICAN, T1CKE
For Reprssentstlves In Congress.
- - First District,
william Window, e
Of Winona County.
Second ristrict,
1gnatius Donnelly, s..
Of Dakota County.
DISTRICT TICKET,
For Representatives,
II. G. WAIT, of Stearns Co.
LEVI WHEELER, Of Morrison Co
l. r. BENTLEY, of Andy johnson Co
COUNTY TN.KET.
For County Auditor,
JOHN d. RODGERS.
For County Clerk,
". I. RICE.
For County Attorney,
=. B. PINNEY.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-16
MoFEA.Q"-

MoFE.A.Q--
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs,
T'HESE hEplCiNES have ow been before the pub
lie tor period OF thirty years and during thst timn
have maintained high character in almost every nar
OF the globe Tor their extraordinary aud irnmedpt.
under hearty every kind disease to which human fesh is
liable "
The following are among the distressing variety -,
human dis euses in which the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-16


MkssRs. HENRY P WnsoN & Co.: have used your
Hair Regeersor and Hair Dressing. and have received
great benefit from them. deem the articles worthy Of
high comncndation, and eeerfuly recommend them to
all who want to restore gray hair its original color or
to any who troubled with dandruf, disagreeabe
itching Of the head humors those whose hair ia
falling from tho head
Ray. G. " IL CI ARK Great Eli,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-16
PRICE. TWO CENTS.
Great Remedy for Conghs, cats IN"
Kidney Difficulties.
WHITE PINgE COMPOUND.
PREPARED
DR. j w POI ANN z, CO

DIR. j. w. POLAND g. CO..
GnFFSToWN CENTRE, N. H.s
THE following testimonials will tc II something about
a Medicine that is now becomin popular faster than
any other article sold bv druggists -
Rev j. h. Chase, OF Rumney N. H.. urter date G,
April 4th 1850 says 80 When your favor ttm bot
ering from most severe cold. took the Compound
and was able t" preach in two days. believe
the ComDound IL an invaluable medicine. do wish
thousands who know nothing of its virtues would b..
come be tier ACC TAINTED withit."
Rev. L. C. Stevens, Pastor of the Barrst Church al
Gofstown Cent" "a letter dated Fed. 1860 saws -
" Some of my family have tried it, (the Cove Iotud
with signal success. hters it to b. Of ~, bf,r
Cough Remedits p,epared Besides its value as p
Cough medicine have good to believe it to be
all 1t claims to be for Kidney Diseases and Diabetes
Mr. Asa Goodhue, of Bow n. H.. prost a, ed bv
who saw him thought that he could possibly live roug
the month As last resort, he thought he would try
the Wd'ts P'ne Compo"nd They procure bottle foY
him he began 10 take it and to the surprise all i'm
mediatey showed aigns OF amendment. Elever month
afterwards Feb 23 1860 in full statement OF HI
Essays g believe DR.. PoaDd's WI hite lire Common,
under God, has been the means OF ny leCo, err thu
undrcds of cases of Kdne, compla nts trr!pry
TIRE LY by takn the hite Pine Compound have been
reported bJ druggists. Hereare two sampler
An aged man in Danvers, Mass, heard OF theCorn
pound az wonderful curative for kidney comp a,nts
Being great suite from that difficulty -e>t to the
Al" tiecary tort~o bottles II ey CURED him. Be>ait
the worth nG;y dollars He has since -yid o,t
many bottles h 'urstf
The second cast wastha of business man III Faitr.
Mass He was"So cured of the same compliant. After
wards he went to Minnesota The gr"4T fati ut o. Ia.
journey brought on return CT his torrne' djrul n!c
Seeklny in Ai fcspta t0l he CON ,ud h.. "
compete TO cd Al he ay, Salem l&yt =; 70,
"JNiy, lot'. Dt. Pei ND:--M. / c. l5u: :terlr'd ir
who sells your Medicine has rtqutsr,d u. 70 rIv4
hret statement NJ What your Uhifs P4f M, b h,
COZ Tor ME had been afflicted with the kdnp, Con.
pIa'nt for l''s tn-, ANA Lad Il bn0 Couch OF ter
year. %SnGne' rhrl caused ne TO sIt biood quiz.
ia; fhoud ever get heath aCrim. buf ,,rc lr.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-16

ne ewSpa porS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there is great confidence to be placed
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
New Orleans 'EruC Delta.
" There seems to be for thin gray Hair,
that the celebrated Heimstreets Inmitable Hair Res
torative he had"
Clc1Vland Plaindealer.
g When people can protect their Hair the
eli-tale marks of age when they luxuriats in
glossy black locks at advanced period Of their lives
when white and gray Hair be made to grow upon
bald herds; when all this be DONE it cannot do
harm to telt what will do it. HEIMSTREET'S HAIR
RESTORATIVE will do it. This Hair Restorative s, be-
yond peradvenure the best thing of the kind nvin
ed The fact in possession, in egard to this wonder
full preparation wsrrentus in quahfedly recommend
Ing"
ST. Louis Republican,.
Many citizens of Louis are speaking in
glowing terms of this article''
Cairo City Gazette.
This incompatible excellent preparation for the Res
toration of Gray Hair to it's original color, to preserve
Hair from falling out, and to badness is sale
at Humphrey Browns in this city The evidence that
this Restorative humbug is conclusive Testimonials
to that effect may be found in almost every in the
country
S0ut. Western Baptist.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-16
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called the
a. DAY SCHOOL. BELL, is ready. 1t contains
about 200 pages Of choice songs Roands Catches pu.
ets, TrioS, Quartet;s, and ChOruses of them
zen expressly for this work besides 81 pages of the FL
meats Of Music. The Elements easy and progres
ste that ordinary teachers will find themselves entirely
successful In insructug young scholars 70 sing
rectly and scientifically, while the and words
brace such variety Of lively attractive and soustrrnR
music and sentiments that trouble w br experience
In inducing all begihners to with zeal in acquirng
skill in one OF the most health giving beauty improving
happiness. yielding and order-producing exercises
school life. In simplicity OF its elements, in variety and
adaptation Of music in excellence and number Of its
songs original selected and dapted it claims by much
I" excel all competitors. 1t will be found be the hest
book ever issued for Semnares Academies and Public
schools few ample pages OF the Elements, Tunes,
and songs are given in circular send and get 1t
Il compiled by HORACE WATERS, Author of Sabbath
School h"lls.' Nos. and q which have had the
nous sale OF $4,000 copies in % months Price paper
cover 20 cents $l5 per loo bound go cents $22 per
100 cloth bound embossed gilt 40 cents, $50 per 100
70 copies furnished At the loo price. Mailed fre.
retail price. ..0RACE WATERS, Publisher.
No. 4sl Broadway, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-16
WHICH Tie
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

| are well KNOWN t. be lntallDlp
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the nr,t an s ,
stomachs aud creating flow of pure healthy bl. H.,
stead Of the stale and acrid kind: FIa.uncy los a,
Appetite heartburn headache. Reste,Sue>, -temrc,
Anxiety. Languur ond melancholy which ere the Den
erai symptoms 81 Dyspepsia, will VANISH latnrni
come .eqe noe OF it, cure.
Co-TIVENEss, by cleansing the whole len III ,t t. ,
testnes wtha >oNent process aud witt! -ui yolrnc..
all vioeu purges leave the uowels co,iNe with;r ~
days.
fEvERs of ali kinds, by restoring the blood ,oo 49,,
ala circulation, through the process o. t.nira,on o..
nS cases, aud the thorough solution Dt All u;,si!,
obstruction i'll Others.
The Life Medicines have been known l., c,ly- rn.,,,
i~in ettnanently Ill three weeks and G,u III hartna,
time hy removing local infaLatiou from the mrscra
and gaments OF the JOINTS.
bRoPsiES of all kinds, by tre4ing and srength., I'M,
the Kidneys and bladder they operate delgntll
on thee important organs ana hence have eyr- hee,
ionnd certain remedy for the worst ca>e- OF brsye
Also WORMS. l. di-odgng from the turnn,s of the
bowels the smv matter 20 winch these creatures sdher
SCURvY. ULCERS and lnvcterat- Sores ~ the p"rf,t
purity which these Lite Medicines the hjou, ana al
the humOrs.
SCoBBUTIC ERUPTIoNs and bad Compile ions b, th4,,
Alternative effect upon the fluid thst iced the kin auu
the morbid state Of which occasions all eruptye corr
pisnts, sal ow, ctowdy and other disagrc-he complex
The of these Pills very short time will effect
sn entire cue OF Salt kheum. and striking improve
ment in the cearness OF the skin. Common Colds md
influenza wi always be cured by dose or two in
the worst coses
PILKs The original proprietor Of these medicines
cured of Piles OF IS stand g b. the use of m.
Lite Medicines alone.
tEvER AND AorK,- For this scourgp of the Western
country, these Medicines will be found safe speedv
amp certain remedy Other III, dicipes leave the system
subject TO eetlsn of the disease cute bv these med
cines is permanet-Try Them be 4atisfed and he e,et
BtLtors FEvIRs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS -t,ere,.,
Debility Ioss OF Appetite Diseases "t Fem, lrs-ths Med
cines have been us with tie most beneficial results IN
cases OF this description kings Evil and Serotu,
i'll its worst forms, yields % the mild yet powerful =,
uon ofthese remarkable hpdcinec NiyAt sweet.
Nervous Debility New Com plants ot snt. Pat
pitation, of the Heart Fainter Colc ore speedily Gus
ed.
MRRCUEIAL DIsKAsEs Persons Whose constitutions
have become Impaired by the irudicous Mercury
will ind thee Medicine pei-ct ~ they never
fail 10 eradicate from 'hI system all the effects of Mer
curry infinitely sooner tleu the mest powerful prepera
ZION Of SaTsaparilla
Prepared and sold hy w. B IOFFAT
,'lPyll SSh BROADWAY. NEW YORK
All DRUGgieTe
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-16
MRS. WILSON'S
G O CO AN UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs. Wilson's Ilair Dressing is put up in large bottles
and rets for 81 cts per bottle and for dressing the
hair cf any person, young old, there is It's equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything You wish
to hc and moreover, it has perfume that infinitely
superior To any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
American, which alone should ene it 10 place on
every ladv's toilet table
re the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little Of the Dressing and Sour
hair will bc lifelike in color and beauty
t-e nothing your hair hut these preparations, and
these according to directions, and warrant YOU
good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by Henry p. Will
x Co, Manchester, y IL, whom all letters should
be addressed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-16
Raw. G. ". H CLARK, Great Falls, n. II.

NRSsRs. HHNRY ?. WILSON K CO.: deem Mrs vii.
sons Hair Regeaerator and Hair Dressing the standard
articles OF all hair preparations. have in many in
stances, known them to restore the hair where had
fallen of remove dandru restore the hair its original
color cure entirely the most painful headaches-and In
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been a sharer in several OF these benefits.
REv. HENRY HILL, Manchester, NJ
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
Superior Coart-General Term.
Before Hon Judges Robertson, Moncrief and Mcneil

PRooY OF TITLE UNDER sALE FOR TAXES.
Stevens us Palmer This action brought tore
lot Of land in the city Of New York, part Of the
Hermitage farm. On the trial before Justice Robcrtsoe
the plaintiff proved title to the premises In fee whch
mot by the defendant setting up title under sale
for the Of the years ls41 1s42 and ls43 sup
port Of this title the defendant introduced the boos
for the years 1871 1912 and i8s3 showing the tax
th. premises the certificate OF sale of the prem
scs lease from the Mayor under the corporate SEAL the
ertscmens OF the notice redeem from the SALE and
adavts u the service OF notice redeem the person
last assessed aud the occupants, and reste4
his The plaintiff moved for judgment on this proof
the ground that did not show any title IN tho de-
fendant that the boks di not provo themselves;
that to collect tax and no demand OF pay
mont OF the tax proved The Judge directed the
Jury TO find verdict FOR tho plaintiff to which the do
enant excepted aud ordered the exception 10 be heard
in the first instance at General Term. The exception was
argued the october General Term by John Townshend
for the plaintiff aud Geo. W. Stevens for the defendant,
when the Court ordered judgment Tor the plaintiff on the
verdict holding that the facts proved AZ the trial did NOT
establish any title IN the defendant
The New York herald., 1862-12-07


The objects for which the appropriations required
gwen in detail in the reports Of the chiefs M the
bureaus and the commandant oi the marine corps.
have thus endcavorod TO place before you and
the country exposition OF the action OF the
Navy Department and Of the achievements OF the navy
during the past year My account H. l aware.
terestng and important details to the subsidiary reports
herewith presented which commend TO the attention Of
the government; and the country II what have written
shall be considered attestng IN any degree the fore
sight and energy Of this department. then request that
generous measure Of appreciation may be awarded 70
those by whom have been officially aided. I esteem
myself anG tho country fortunate In the selection Of those
who have been associated with me administering the
duties Of this department In tho Assistant Secretary
have found able, earnest and efficient coadjutor.
And gives pleasure to acknowledge Tho aid which
have at all Times received from the energy, experience
and counsel of tho several chiefs Of bureaus my
Of naval affairs, and which have been
of the highest value to the ice and the country
But most Of Nil do | commend 70 the gratitude snd
praise Of their aud country the officers and
OF the naval service In my last annual report said
that their hands the historic OF the American
navy had been elevated aud augmented Another year
Of their heroic and triumphant service authorizes and
mpels me 10 state that country owed .
higher appreciation It's navy than justly due TO
ant administrative positions was fortunate o.
successIu ul.
Eor my sell claim only tho mert-which. being mani-
fest oticia obligation, scarcely be considered
merit-of having in conscientious spirit devoted in
this memorable crisis Of our history With unwearod and
unccashg effort. my best powers to the performance a
the arduous and responsible duties OF the head Of this
department.
GIDEON wELIEs, Secretary Of tho Navy.
To the PREMDEir.
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
MA rkets.
PHILADELPHIA srOcs BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA srscs BOARD.
rHif ApEi rt,iA. lee. 8. 1869
Stocks steady Pennsyivanti nvcs, gzk Read.
ng Rti,road ak Morris tsua, 5ik. Ioug Island Rail-
r,ed ~ cunsyivan,a Railroad Bon S,rht exchange %
New York at par
Flour sni Wheat steady. cosr huoyant yellow -
TOc 1sc white ~ Use Toe t.Its Hfsr NJ CSC. 0SoL
rei snsfrHs rc. o. 1854
Flour arm but dull whcAs scer,c Nth an upwasd
teilreNe, safes " red a "A t5 ~ a. fcvn--Ar ~.
,mc.ns tendency: saies al Tss whissey ataoc.
Brrr Ua AcO al Pm
Forr auiet Wheat dull nd safes tern niin. acfnand
fp.rate secs 900 bushels Ch,cego At alu aud 100
bsshets ia bags, a. ssc sc Oats and siherg gtairs
auet wh.skcy ~ moderate demand bn urn vales lto
hbs Rallou. ire gnis o. ded Tor tue
son Imports Cor tLe,se, twenty oo0 bts.
/ uour u .0C0 bashels wbsss ~, 700 busaslS coca
The New York herald., 1862-12-07

Disaster 40 che ship Chapin.
BosIoE, Dec. D, 1861.
The ship Cbapu. from Boston for san Franclscc No
veber "a has put back here eaky. shs had 10 th-os
part ~ her ca rgv overheard
The New York herald., 1862-12-07

TAIN who though meritor,ous are superseded by the
These and some other defects and ncongrues require
remedial lcgsattun and respectfully invite attention
TO thoni.
sAvAL AcApLay.
largely increased number Of vcsse.s AL the greatly
Augmented force of the navy 10 overy respect for
additional number OF educated and properly disciplined
officers Bot II ia well known that while the demand or
officers has increased there has been large dim mutton
Of their number by the desci on OF those who. the
commencement OF the nsurrcction left the service, H.
forts 10 supply the deficiency and meet necessities
from the Naval Academy early as possible have been
attended with embarrassment, from Legislative action
regurd To- appointments The school itself has been rc.
srictcd, not only by its removal but by the failure
complete the authorized number consequence OF no
lectons II candidates having been made by representa-
tives in many of the districts
Whatever may be thought of the p-oprsty of surren
derng 70 the popular branch u tie legislative department
OF the government apontinents. or the control uf
appointments A. expressly emu Sn,,dea - all oA,es
government, and never to either bianch pi Con
gress, or of the policy OF mingimg the 10
g,siaIe authority With executive duties the practice
of the department has been u make the rule o appoint
accord with the laws which enacted II h not
necessary discuss IN bs place the right of Engfes T.,
prescribe the ocalt, from Witch appointments shan b,
made As !ndicatoo ~ disnts,tion that The naval
officers shoi be distributed ihroughoii the country
the EyecGis. has naie pont 10 csnisrrn as Far as
practicable, to ilc rule or ressasn ini'cnted w The
several iaws upon the subject ~ consequence ot the m
surrecton bowever, and tho ee refusal o several
OF the states eject representatives. 20 ,vng ,se
number or mdshpmen had bccone rc,i.cci the le I'D
wtsn the country required lnsrcafc, ana ~ elr'eiry
OF the navy thus impaired or dn.'nshea ~ ~. 70
bellon Tor the suppression Of which s Inest Isv
invoked Nrtw trsdiug the des,re 10 contom to the
wisles " Congress 80 Tar MS tney coh practlcaiy
be carried into c'Ieos y was uss"'sa unwse ~ .s. ~
government 10 wenkon energy aia impair It's strength
or to destroy lesson or naval power by permitting TIN
through neglect, 70 reduce tho numbers
valuable An ,nstitution the Navai Acaemy through
literal adhereucs regulations II doubtu nsi
y Fo,esssing this sass q shinss navs, In former ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

Nearly two years ago, our Legislature passed
an act virtually, though not in terms, abolish
inq Punishment BY Death. Certain judges,
hostile TO the purpose and scope of tho law,
soon BEGAN TO demonstrate against IT. because
a particular mode OF putting to death was not
specified in the act, it was held that no ex-
scution could take place; other flaws were
,icked in this or that section; and The A@any
Atlas capped the climax by asserting that
" The Infamous Legislature Of 1860 has abol-
" isl,ed all Punishment for Murler." There
was for time chance that cunning law
yer. cooperating with o compliant judge. might
transform this partisan falsenOod into judicial
truth.
The act has been nearly two years in opera
lion. under circumstances as uhfayorabie as
judicial hostility could create; yet 1t 10 no'
even pretended that murders have lncfeasea'
10 man really feels tiat life Is lees sale or
crime more rampant ,han il was. Hanging
has virtually ceased; yet assassins do not
advertise Tor emplo! meut, even III lac H''a'"'
Tie State has ceased TO strange, !et Ieions
have not lost their wholesome terror OF legal
rctrlOaiiOn.
Judge Willard--a worthy man, but born in
some by.goue century-has reported to the
Senate a bill to repeal the act Of 1850, and
return to the practice OF Hanging The re-
port, our correspondent says, " does not
attempt to argue the question GA its merits ~
That Is prudent. The better cour'e for the
friends OF the measure ID 10 avoid argument
altngether. but drill their men out Of the
Capitol aud put their bill through by force OF
numbers.
We arc involved in war; aud war nipple.
force. violence, and bloodshed. OF course, we
must retrogra1e toward barbarian while tAe
war lasts; aud it is but natural That we should
return to Capital Pun -hneut. But before We
do We ask the Legislature to institute an honest
and searching inquiry into the number Of
murders 10 our State during the time tois
present law has been ia force as compared WIN
tho number during the corresponding period
iust preceding. Ii hanging tends to lessen the
number OF murdeTs, the fcends Of this bill have
n rieht TO know aud use the iact but II II mas
10 such oiiect-if it is mere useless brutality
and bloodshed-lf is solo end is revenge on
sur hiking, trembling wretch, who is wholly at
our mercy-then il ought not TO be rcGstablished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10
neutrality-suspicious..

A few weeks viii bring around the state
Election in Hampshire, and the very large
prepopderapce of Republican voters in tho
regiments which have left that State to Gght
for tho Uoion leads TO grave apprehepsions 20
10 the result. A third ticket for State Officers
has been placed in nomination, BY handful Of
cquivocal poitiei0n', and is very likely to draw
OF votes enough from the Republican ticket to
defeat the reelection Of Gov. Berry by the
People.
We state the fact thus broadly, for il
ia fl that the friends Of the Government and
Ia on should understand il and act accord.
inQly. 4 triumph OF the Democratic party at
this crisis will be interpreted throughout the
Slave States % vote against further resist
ance to the Shareholders Rebellion. AS the
noniin3tor Of Mayor Wood exultingly proclaim
I'd TO lis colleagues that the reelection Of that
flnctiouary would be hailed with joy "beyond
"the lines Of the Union armies" so will that
of their former allies in New-Hampshire be re-
garded By the rebels az q sign OF hope and
promise. In the bygoue days OF Northern sub.
ser7iency New-Hampshire was safely count.
ed On to obey any behest Of the Slave
Power 20 long as 't6at Power would conde-
sce.d to remain in the Union; Democratic
victory now viii imply that toe subsergiency il
renewed but the condition no longer insisted
on. We exhort every lover of Liberty aud
Justice in New Hampshire TO do bis utmost for
the reelection Of Coy. Berry and tue 'uccc"
Of tie Republican ticket