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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-17

should fully understand how the public monies
have been expended, shall be pleased TO exhibit
to any committee appointed for the purpose. the
requisite accounts and vouchers, readily aud
clearly to explain such expenditures.
The condition Of The State finances, September
ls 1862, as appears from tho report Of the Treas
nr,.r h a. fnllnms
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-17
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED
BY TIE USE OF THE

GREAT SPRING 81 SUMMER MEDICINE
DIR. Ian LEY's
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Frtekiy ash, Throughout, Rha5ar6, Mandrake Dan
aeoni &C., al q iohlch are compounded act IN
eo,es,f, md assist Nature sradioaii'.9 disease
The effect OF this medicine is Wundeful-it acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all OBJ
strueiGus from the internal organs stimulating Them in
70 healthy action, renoyatng the FOUNTAINS Of lite, pur
ying the blood, cleansing II from all humOrs and caus
ng u TO course anew through every part of the body
storing the Invalid 10 health and usefulness They cure
aud efAutse frou the - stem, Liver Complaint that
main wheel Of % inany dBeabts Jauhdce It's worst
iormsi ala bihous Diseases and Fulh stomach, Dyspep-
Sia Coayoness. all kinds Of iumOrs, Indigestion IA cad
ache, Dizziness, Piles Heartburn, Weakness Pains in
tue Side aud Bowels flatuency, Loss Of Appetite and
TORPID or diseased Liver dsordeTed stomach or bad
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SummtT
More than 2OOlOOO persons have been cured by this
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elNhefe' Try Al, and you vail never regret H.
ooia ~ all Dealers IN Medicne everywhere at only
- And 50 IA. per uuttle.
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This celebrated Female Medicine, possess
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have failed, is designed for both married
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thing known for the purpose, as 1t will
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distractions, from any cause amer all other
remedies ofthc kind have been tried in vain
Over 2O00 BOTTLES have now been
sold without a Hagie failure, when taken
as directed, and without the least injury
to health in any case. llFlt is put up in
bottles Of three different strengths, with
f,u dtrectinus for using. and sent by px.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-17
Erysipolas - General Debility Purify the
BLOOD.

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q. ", u leading member Qf The Canadian Pariia-
WeHf.
o. have used your SARsArAHlLiA In my family,
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Eruptions, Pimples, Blotohes, Pustules, VI
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-17

ANHWsH lNNF Af'fAA " ARAAtWe
Balance IN Treasury, sept. /, i
Received on State bonds Of
ls6l,issued since Sept 1861
Received on State tax,
Received on tAX on Foreign
Bank Stock.
Re eived hom sundry State and
County officers, Judges q
Probate, SC,
Balances remaining in Treas
ury. due for allotment and
credits Of officers and sol
dieis in service.
Received Of J. w. Stewart, PI-
hAacial agent, from the u
nited States Treasury, in part
payment for advances by IN.
State 10 raising aud furnish
ing troops for the service,
l,,csived uf Military Claims
Commissioners. from United
states Treasury, Ia part pay
meIt for said advances,
Credits frOm all other sources,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18
The Triple Alliance.

The London Times in an editorial upon tho
alliance formed by England, France and Spain for
the invasion Of the Mexican republic has tho fol-
lowing paragraphs;
"Nothing can bs more equitable, bu! nothing,
under the circumstances more difficult to observe.
We have to deal with people utterly distracted
and demoralzed by whole generation Of mutual
plunder and murder, where the landmarks ofsocio'
" have been forcibly torn up, where law has ceas
cd to exist, and where religion is merely q name
for more crual sxtortion and more bloody
revenge. To undertake to respect the will ofsuch
q nationis like undertaking to respect the order
Of chaos. Fortunate, indeed, shall we be il we do
not find ourselves in the position Of persons on
whom has dsyolvsd the duty Of recreating and
re.invgoatng society the last elements ofwhich
we have dssipalsd, and Of founding new for the
Mexican people that Government which the Con-
yention wrongly, aS Il seems To rs, assumes to be
in existence. Such task would be very diff
cult Il intrusted tOa single Power. How much
will that difficulty be increased when three jealous
and powerful nations are required to join in an
undsrtakingso dellcatsl 1t will DO in this, and
not in the distribution Of the money when We
have collected II, that the real difficulty Of the
enterprise will consist.
"There are two nations which will regard thlI
expedition with very different feelings, Spain
will naturally see in Il substantial proOfthat she
Is rapidly regaining the place which she once oc
capisd in the lrst rank amid the Powers o
Europe. She Is admitted as confederate by tive
States which aspire to control the destinies Of th'
world. Hhs must also feel peculiar pleasure Il
beholding the position Of the colony which fun
Of its allegiance TO her forty years ago, and com
parng Il with her swn. The Spanish natiOl
seems about 10 renew lts youth, while the AppaI
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18

PITTSBURGH Guvs IN PmLApELyHrA.
Philadelphia Enquirer announces the arrival OF a
number Of heavy guns from Pittsburgh, and says'
DTheso guns are Of superior quality Of iron' a
portion Of them, known as ten inch, weighing over
$4,000 pounds. They are from the extensive
Folt Pit Foundry, Of Pittsburgh, and are convey
cd to their place Of destination under tho supervi
sion Of the Government The work Of remoyin;
the guns froE the cars to the boat 10 performed
by means Of sort Of derrick erected for the pur'
pose On Saturday last, boat loaded with thir-
ty three Of these guns left for Fort Wosd, in tho
harbor Of New York--a naval defense at present
in course Of construction, designed to bc Of coz.
siderable strength. A barque ROW loading will
carry 10 the same place another cargo Of these
guns" a
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18

For worlds metropolis, London is curiously
intolerant Of novelties, The most oatlandish Or
ridiculous costume may pass unnoticod after u
time, but woe to the man or woman who introdu-
ces new fashion. The first Yankee with q wide
awake hat was followed by crowd. The Other
day pretty little American girl went for a wall
with a white linen sun bonnet such as Is so muc
worn in New York. In five minutes she had tlc
whole juvenile population tho streets ubsut her
shouting, laughing crying guy" running before I,
look into her face, and mobbng her, goodnatured
y, indeed, but very impudently and disagreeaby
until she was compelled to 60 home fOra NOR,
fashionable bonnet,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18

The following, irom tho Albany Evening Jour.
nal, is evidently from one who has been long fam
lar with lead pencil and note book, steel pen aud
narrow strips of paper
Few people are aware Of tho perplsxitss which
journalist encounters in bis efforts TO the serve
public, Many very respectable mortals seem to
tkluk that it is such an easy work 10 travel about
pursuit Of editorial knowledge il is such o
pleasant pastime to attend fairs aud conventions
to beperched up in reporters desk stsniuv
to all the FIRE in . thatsr, said and putting
down on papor-to have the entire to places ofpuv
lie resort-to have dead head tickets to all man.
ner OF sxhibitons-to be check by jowl with no.
tables--to write up all sorts Of shabby people in
to notoriety As though tho jaded journalist
wasn't long past the stage when any new senss
ton could put him into rapturss--hadnt become
easehardsns1 agalusl those petty ssductions of
Iht ,sanSes so dear to the millions hadn't long
outllVel tne ",.tuess Of being particularly surpri
scd or delighted at aiy,
And yet we have met many :, variant mort.
who thought ho was comforting positive Oeuslsc
tion upon US by inviting US TO attend an acada
my exhibition, or to accept q seat on the judge,
platform at horse show We remember ono,
being patronlzed by the president eta country az
ricultural fair to the extent Of having our dim
reduced to half price, and our admission to th
ground commuted, as special concession, PROV
ding we published the premium list gratisl Suci
incident are apt to nettls tho youthful editor but
the veteran the quill philosophcally places thsa
amnnv thn Hhnpnorun AZ aJ;tnrial axn.r;anno
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18
NOTES.

ponosa must be 10 carry the mail with 'coery certain
AZ And y using the terms Of the law and hcy musl
2 by two responsbopcrs certified 10 as suoh
nv snostmastor or Judge Ofa court of record .,
No nav win bs made for trips not perormod ana lor Gacn
~ sncb COMMISSIONS not satisfactorily explained trce times
,hc nav of ihe tr may be deducted For arrivals 50 lm
shrI lime as 10 break connexon with depending mails ana
not olenty excused iosrh Of the compensation or
hs lin subject to forfeiture Fines will be imposed unless
the denouency be satisfactorily explained Tor negecty
mo the mail from or into post Office for suffering 70 oe
injured DESTROYED robbed or lost and for refusing M.er
demand 70 convey the mall as feqeaty as the contractor
runs or concerned u running vehicles on the route e
postmaster General may annu the contract for violation M
ths nos Office laws or for dsobedencc Of the Instructions
AZ tbe department He may alter the schedule, ana ao
order an increase Of service allowing therefor pro raa
increase on the contract pay He may also curta or uscoh
nue The service in whole In part at pro rata decrease
ar nav flowing one months extra compensation on hs
amount Of service dispensed with Bids should be addressed
to Inc Second Assistant Postmaster General supersersl
,ipronosnls Of New Meroo,n and sent by mali
Fo forms Of proposal kc, and other .mormalon, see
advertisement Of this dats In pamphlet form, at the hc
pal post Offices. 49, 1, -, ,rn,so,ton N ,hs
Postmaster at Santa F6 =, p,.p
a.aTHfff s9sNNiu Postmaster General
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18

TIN Philadelphia Press says it is right for prin.
ters to know that while, until recent period
actors were legally designated yagabonds 10 Eng
land, statute passed in the reign of Queen Anne
distinctly declares that printers like attorneys
are gentlemen. When swords formed party Of
gonteel attire, they were worn by many who neither
by birth, education nor calling were entitled to bo
considered gentlemen, 10 place the matter out
Of dispute, an act Of parliament was passed, in
which were set forth the various classes authorized
to wear swords or rapers as part Of their costume
and in this statute printers are expressly named AZ
entitled to what at that period, was considered u
privilege. .l-t
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18
Sale OF Judge Douglas Property.


WNulnRNoh NViiee1eh"N'N ''t""N''
Tho household effects ofthe late Senator Doug.
las were sold yesterday Nov l7th,) from his
late residence corner of street and New Jersey
avenue. The attendance was very large, and tho
prices Of almost everything were high. The pic
lures, busts, &C., were not disposed Of as it was
not possible to obtain anything like their coast
The principle marble busts Of merit were one ei
Jacklon, one Of Napoleon and Jossphene, and
Douglas himself. The paintings are mediocre,
although several Of them cost large sum, having
been purchased in Italy by an artist, gentleman
specially detailed for that purpose by Mr.. Doug
lss, The most important ones are fair copies
Much Of the service Of plate sold for more tian
lts iirst cost, being sold to such as desired sou
penirs Of the late Senator. a.,
The house 10 quite q 6ns four story brick 6uild-
ing being one ofthreo standing 10 aroy y .hsm'
selves; one having been the residence cl pouglas;
ths adjoining one Of Mr.. oorbln, and the other o.
ths A traitor BBreckinridgs who was shrewd snough
70 % dsusss Of In saairs here quite satiaractoriy
bsfora rstirpe, showing that he did not expect 70
rstSru % when 6o left Washington on bis patriotic
toua last summer
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18

So,yeu S"nt.al auI a.scapsSu sAs elem "Ju
~" "v.n. 80 pM'sOI, Nv oay u', .a.s @ .Sn, U
So.so vso " ~ ~ pn'y wuo "s.s sou' NV, " s.u
w.n,d t.v. @ "u ISo .so v In' .Sa.
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sanns ca - @ a'a, ~ 'n'' .l,uo lioa' uay''0TS
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Ss. .S uSS tS,. us " tpas uuS ~ s uau
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S; .,'.L .ao "ny,I Sh;o SVmpay w., 'so
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vAs uud,d dN maOa InSn tH 'II mo,,1 Wy
.hst a " ,h" Is 'sa, Soa;a O ,Oa. % d % snv "S'
0av. "". !. suO ,oS Seu'us ~ m,., NV al ~ opy
sass suAs .uo eneny WY 'AoIe siau ~ , n''oe'
suo.s aau p.opA'ns " vIae Vs. aAS .u ~, ,.;,h
Nsa. M e..el l,nPTS''us ,ol ,ne iom S.,.' S,. ,
ns Mn',s " wGs clSaly eySsns .na. 'ulsuss snot'
MI" TSau Uay ,v1t " uau,0,. o.'e ,so,.
.n. .ss poearIeu DetHeSn anu ~ uo'0IA go. a. dnd a
ss, .D naaS NAV saseu at ~ =, .a' s'se, '"
5 Ms auu "'snoss s"e 'oss " sai aUy y; mi" 4,
Stu NV nU"s,' p.'so' a nlns 'T G 'O horaOs
y. sne sue,ly, Wagons niu,eS, icN L'IS noLses
a,lu III aUou. ~ a'Ms oa,'IeS Iuu P'v "J"a UG5'u
anu OuI nt ~ I .odd.s sO1
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18

1851 From Albuquerque to Fort Stanton 10 miles ADD back
once in Two weeks
Leave Albuquerque every other Thursday lam
Arrive at Fort Stanton next Monday by 5pm:
Leave Fort Stanton every other Friday at am;
Arrive at Albuquerque next Tuesday by pm
l62 From Albuquerque n Fort Defiance 10 miles and back
rf 'N once In two weeks
r Leave Albuquerque every other Monday at 1am
f. Arrive at Fort Defiance next Friday by 3pm;
7- Leave Fort Defiance every other Monday at TAM
Arrive al Albuquerque next Friday by pm.
1859 From Fernandez do Taos Fort Garland IS miles and
back once week
Leave Fernandez dc Taos Wednesday at PM
Arrive at Fort Garland Friday by IL am
Leave Fort Garland Monday at II ami
Arrive at Fernandez Dc Taos Wednesday by l0a m.
lllt From Fort Garland by Fountain City and Russcvie
to Denver City, Colorado rSrri'Ory' and back once
Bidders to state distance anil schedule Of Orrivas and
departures,
lSt From Fort Union by ayado 10 Pueblo ind back once
In two weeks.
BIDDER, d pccfy distance and schedule Of arrivals aud
i3ia srou Fyl l5Eto Fernandez do Taos, % miles and
h4st once week
ioave lorJ lniou Friday at ami
2 Arrive fernandez De Taos next day by6 6pmi
lsaye feruan iel dc Taos Monday at 7 am
Auirest fQft Union next day by 6pm
ll,, From las Cruces by Mesa to Ia Mesa 10 miles and
Leave Las Cruces saturday at 7am
n Arrive at Ia Mesa by IAN
bud Leave La Mesa saturday at2pmi
81 Arrive OF Las Cruces by pm.
~ Bids for twiceaweek SERVICE to end at Acsilla,
IH miles, are invited.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18
ARTICLE III.

A Commission, composed Of three commission
ers, one to be named by each Of tho contracting
Powers, shall be established, with full authority
to determine all questions that may arise as to the
application or distribution Of the sums Of money
which which may be recovered from Mexico hay
Ing regard to the respective rights Of the three
contracting parties.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18

sire to attain. they have agreed not to defer, with
the view Of obtaining the accession Of the Gov.
ernment Of the United States, commencement Of
the aforementioned operations beyond the time
at which their combined forces can be assembled
in the neighborhood Of Vera Cruz.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18
ARTICLE ii.

The high contracting parties engage not to
seek for themselves, in the employment Of the
coercive measures contemplated BY the present
Convention, any acquisition Of territory nor any
special advantage and not to exercise in the inter
nal affairs Of Mexico any influence Of nature to
prejudice the right Of the Mexican nation to
choose and constitute freely the form Of It's Gov
ernment.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18

In order to explain away SO far as now lies in
my power, the malicious and absurd statements
which have appeared in several Northern papers,
concerning my canduct at Canada Alamosa"
(Sept. 25th, 1861 Icaased the following certi6-
cate Of each and every prisoner still with mo, to be
annexed to my official report, Of which the fore
.e..,- l.. nonv
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18

Official report Of Captain John H. Mink, Nm.
volunteers, U ,s.A., Of the course pursued by
him while stationed at Aamosa; and also con.
tanng detailed statement Of the battle at that
. village, on the night Of the 25th Of September,
1861, and Of bis final surrender to the Conied.
crate troops under Command Of Captain Coop.
wood, etc, etc.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18
COL, EDWARD CANDY,

Commanding United Staies Forces in
Ncw Merico; Sir:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

b6- ROBERT HILLER.-This gentleman
is announced to appear at the Theatre on
on Monday evening. The Cincinnati Com
'nereiaE thus speaks of him:
PIKE's OPERA HoUsE.-Our readers must
bear in mind that this is the last performs
Auce but one of the celebrated Robert Hell
Ter, whose feats of necromancy and brill
liant piano interIudes constitute one of
lhe most delightful entertainments ever
witnessed within Pixies lyric temple. Did
be leave no other memento, that of "Sec-
Ond Sight" is sufficient to preserve his
memory as one of the most extraordinary
geniuses Of the age. Compared to it, the
fcats of all other prestigiators sink into in
siguifcance, aud were there no other fea-
lure in the performance, it alone must iu-
Sure turOrs and crowded audiences wher-
ever 1t is represented. Heller requires no
bombastic announcement or imaginary til
ties to captivate the multitude, and indeed
such cards in republican America are
about played out; Crowned Heads" do
not contain keener optics than plain demo.
cratic cGputs, and it is certain that the Wis
ion of the public upon this side of the At
lantic has proclaimed Heller far ahead of
any rival in his profession.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

"a ANOTHER Lor OF HoRsEs.-The
steamer GlenwOod brought up the other
day lot of horses for the use of the Cav
airy Company now quartered in Stouts
warehouse, Centre Wheeling. These horses
we're enlisted at the breaking out of the
gar and have been doing service lin the
kanawha country. We saw slot OF them
on parade yesterday and we never beheld
meaner Hooking drove, except, perhaps,
the lot recently sent from Pittsburgh 10
Capt. Downing. .eiG,al2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-29

B8~MRs. WrxsLow's SoorHIEG SYRur,
for children tcething, which greatly facil5
itates the process of teethiug, by softening
the gums, reducing all inllamation-will
allay LLpain and spasmodic action, and is
sure 10 regulate the boYel' Depend upon it
mothers, twill give rest to yourselves aud
relief and health to your infant. tai ~
For sale by REED & KRArr.
HEINsTREET's ORIGINAL HAIR CoLoRlNG.
This beautiful and pleasant preparation for
universal use, is naturally beauty ing in
its effects, making the hair soft aud glossy
in appearance; bnt in view of its remov-
ing at once daudruff and itching, and all
cutapeous erupttons, as well as restoring
the gray and bald. Well might gifted
Statesman say, 81 have admired Its won
derful effects"
For sale by Reed L Kraft. or n. IL ~
LAIRD's BIooM OF YouTH, Rose Leaf
Powder, and pure rice -four for beautify-
ing the complexion, with complete as
sortmeut of Perfumery. ag1s ~ ii re
Received and for sale by REED & KRAFT.