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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-11
Boston & Ilrm ucrh advertisements.
A NOVELTY IN THE ART WORLD 1!
PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured BY letters patent in the United States,
England, France and Belgium.
The AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN COMPANY,

Inc AhLElVAh PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN COMPANY
No. 7si, BROADWAY NEW YoRK.
having secured their novel and ingenious invention by
american and European patents, are fully prepared to
MINIATURE LIKENEssEs OF PERSONS ON
CHINA,
presenting all the attractive and advantageous featurc
OF ordinary photographs the brilancy aud finish Of
WMer.col0r drawing, and hitherto unattaned quality
durability, by being rendered impcrishahe as the nat
ferred
As the patented process Of the Company enables III,
reproduction Of Photographs not only plain surfaces
hut upon such as round Of any degree Of Irregular
VpOftfas can be reproduced with faultess accuracy
and decacy Of delncaon upon Porcelain wares Of an,
description and dimension used articles VI luxury or
household utility, such
UhNS, VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS, TOILET AR
IlCLES &c;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing unqu,
tic use
In order to furnish facilities for the qualification Of m,
popular TASTE and 10 meet the wants Of those patrons
the Fine Arts DESTROYS Of having Portraits ON Porcelain
me company have imported from Europe a collection oil
superior Porcelain goods manufactured to their own or
der, which they sell at cost prices
As the American Company owners Of the patent
right and consequently the only persons authorized t.
use the process, they have determined, in order
TO AFFORD PEOPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF
THE UNION
an opportunity to possess
PORTRAITS ON CHINA,
70 make the following proposition IN RESIDENTS IN
IHE COUNTRY WHO ARE UNABLE TO VISIT
PERSON ALLY THE ATELiER AND GALLERIES
IN NEW YORK
Persons sending photograph. atnhro,ype, daguor-
rcotype ~ the Office of the company in New York,
oompaned by
FIVE DOLLARS
VIII receive In return bv express free " other charge
RICHLY ORNAMENTED BREAKFAST cur and
SAUCER, WITH THE PORTRAIT
TRANSFERRED THEREON
BY transmitting a daguerrcotype and
TEN DOLLARS,
they will secure in like manner,
A HANDSOME FRENCH VASE OR TOILET AR
TICLE,
with the portrait reproduced by the patented process
by sending pair of daguerrotypes and
FIFTEEN DOLLARS
they will receive in return
PAIR OF RICH SENRES VASES.
with the portraits executed equal 10 miniature paintings
and, in ike manner portraits be reproduced ON por-
ceaiu wares or
VASES OF EVERY QUALITY or FINISH,
ranging in price from
go to 500 THE PAIR.
B.-Be particular in writing the address town. coun-
ty and State distinctly.
All letters 20 be addressed to
MANAGER AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC POR-
CELAIN CO.
2o32 Isl BROADWAY. n. Y.
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A SUNBEAM AND A SHADOW.

I hear shout of merriment,
A laughing boy see
Two little fee, the carpet press,
Aud bring the child to me.
Two lt lie arms arc round my neck.
Two feet upon my knee
How fall the kisses on my cheekl
How sweet they are TO me
That merry shout no more hear,
No laughing child | see;
No little arms are round ray neck,
No feet upon my knee
No kisses drop upon my cheek
Those lips arc scaled to me-
Dear Lord, how could give him up
To any but TO thee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-11

SAVANNAH, GA, May 49, 1860
Messrs. W. T.. HAGAN Co, Troy, H. Y;
Gents Our firm having sold large quantities Of yel
lnmitabe Hair Restorative. and hearing IL univel
yersaly commended by many Of patrons in the highe
manner as TO its "lSIMITABLE qualities, was induce
to give It trial, having for yeats been trouble
with falling Of the hair, dryness of the scalp, well
the additional annoyance Of many grey hairs-tho seal
being apparently diseased After faithfully using on
small bottle of the Restorative, and finding It's goo
qualities apparent, commenced the use Of the secon
and my hair is now in better condition than ever bcfo
during my recollection. 1t has stopped falling out
the scalp has resumed its functions cheerful
recommend your article having all the virtues 20
claim for H. In addition to my case c1H point on
at eds my persons en- our cty nho hare had The
this letter you may proper and will be happy "a
recommend your article personally on any and ali ocoa
sions Yours respectfully,
JAMES STEWART
OF the frm Of Stewart Butler
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-11

Nj lDDLESEX OIL manufacture from
IVl pure Flax Seed. My q years experience in this
business, and always producing an unquestonabe quail
ity Of Boil and Raw Oil is the best recommendation |
furnish.
FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE AT MY MILL,
or Of my agents, sTORRS X FULLER, a, Montpelier,
Qualify warranted ENOS STILES.
Middcsex February 1889 3ltf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-11
OF the drm Of stewart K Butler,

Rejoice ye with grey hairs and bald heads for the
IHimabic will restore the former its original Leauty
and cover the latter with uxuriaut growth Troy Bud,
GET
"f you wish 70 have the real color instead uf the dull
rough look which hair dye mpars, use Hunsrecis Re-
makes il Young again, matter how much il may be
faded. - Bostod Nrareier.
USE NOTHING ELSE.
Sold eyeryvhore-prce 60 cents and 81 a bottle
W, r.. HAGAN & Co.
2la3 PRopErons, Troy. n. Y.
l.. f. PIERoR' Montpelier. Wholesale 81 for Vermont
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mtotral.


NJ. Z. H. nIOLho' hS'.Ni - - ~
~ PRIMARY, lH Court street. boston Mass, ar
Having given my undiudod attohuoh ~ .lo Ivy 80
teen years 20 ihe treatment 9l le Claim
,b bs, ,sih o6yentoss lor treatment the world has
,, di.co.i,.,oS
have baen advised bv many Of our best medical
IN advertise INV remedies for the people generally, from
b Tt tJse ,r5o mast need nh services dare not ask
n friend ,rb,ye 10 direct tle,n
~, NAN rx,pprt,Nsr AMI, pERTT TT A TED
!" -" iNi '' -. -, 49, i.
SpemaiouhWa, or Seminal Weakness ulN'uc in'o
three stages - r,t t, t,...
lst Nightly Emissions which my helecno Liie drops
will cure in very short time, without iaure' hi
ID. Daily Discharges There arc more cases OF uns
than the world is aware Of some OF we SmptVms ~
high coored and scanty evaouations nom the p'aeuV
with smarting sensation attending IT, sometimes WIN
turbd sediment, and at others uulk Whe app'a'an'V
have analysed many specimens Of TINS nature, au !"
all casts have found traces OF semen hhu hlouuii,n
which is sure to produce deaih AZ CVnsumpuo' u"'S
it is checked By medical treatment
LOOK 10 YOUR CASE IN TIME.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-11

huinhilfeNn obeellc homeopathic Hrma-
diea for Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Hogs Dogs ~
The contains ten Specific Remedies rufahi. N III,
diseases ailments 10 which domestic animals are snhrt
together Wr complete manual - directions fr nsa 40
paln and simple that farmer breeder can r-a v
them. The remedies put zap ia largc oneoa va 0f
Of liquids ami the entire st snd book wn BE- salI al "a
Single vIas with directions 81 al each sent by man 1r
eEPress free Of charge. receipt % the price
Price II book sin-iy so cents
AGENTS WANTED rr me sale o. our Remedies Ia
every tow community boz Tie United States Atr.es
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-11

CLOTHS r. r. RIKER, DRAPER
~ AND TAILOR, has just returned from NEW
YORK, with good stock Of
BROADCLOTHS, CASSSIMERES AND
VESTlNGS, Of late Patterns and Styles German
Broadcloths Black Docskins;
FIR z Non FA Nc Y Dor SKIN S,
FOR GEsrLEMEN's PANTS;
RICH SILK AND MARSEILLES VESTlNGS.
Satin AID silk Vestings, Of the best qualities.
H7An Garments made his Shops will be done in the
most workmanliko and fashionable manner.
Garments cut for others to make, aud warranted to fit.
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionable Coat
get it by calling at Rikers shop.
May II, 1860.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-11

nE FOREST, ARMSTRONG a. CO,
IL DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
rs, II, 70, 81, SO and IS DUANE STREET, N; Y.
Would notify the Trade that they opening Weekly
In new and beautiful patterns, the
WAMSUTTA PRINTS, also the AMOSKEAG,
A new Print which exces every Print ia the Country
for perfection OF execution aud design in full Madder COZ
ors. Our Prints are cheaper than any In Market and
meeting with extensive sale.
Orders promptly attended 10. sl'S3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-11

OFFoE HOME MUTUAL FIRE AND MAHINE}
Insurance Co., ST. Louis October ~, 1859
We have used Heimstreets Hair Preparation, (lnimt
liable Rcstoraye) and find it 10 the purposes
which it is designed, better than anything have
used before and can recommend it in the highest
b. b. HENRY
g. L. CHESTER,
CIV CROSS,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-11

HUTLERY Jonathan Crooks and other
" celebrated Makers POCKET KNIVES, Ivory
Handled Tea, Table and Dessert kNlYES also large
assortment Of SCISSORS ard SHEARS, at
T q. PHINNEY's,
Lansdon's Block.
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ITO TOWN LIQUOR AGENTs.-Thc un

ITO TOWN LIQUOR AGENTS. The un-
dersigned Commits sioner for the sale Of Liquors IN
Massachusetts Is now allowed by law to sell "a nuthoz-
ed Agents in all the New England States, KEEP on
hand large assortment Of imported and domestic u
quors which are all analyzed by a state Assy i,-
cordinq TO law and certiHed bg him 10 be pure and SUIT
able for medicinal, mechanical and chem cal pu p
and sold In large small quantities al uhui
Agents may be assured Of obtaining liquors w had
tied purifv and at as low cash prices as thea e "
olsesshere p" EDWARD II. PORTER
e''""''' Commissioner,
1896 % Custom House ST. BOSOM
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-11

DERFUMERY.--L ubin's, Glenn's, Harri-
L sons aud other delicious EXTRACTS for the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Hair Oils and PomAds air
Dyes, Soaps, &c, at PHlNNhfS,
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LIST OF AGENTS >

fT7F7-TTT
LIST OF AGENTS;
S. P Redfcd, Fred T.. Smith, L f. Pierce Montpe-
lier Geo Nichols Mortified, Gleason Hastings * Co.,
Waitsfeld. A. c. Winship Moretown A +. Bigeow,
Barre G. & r. Wooster Marshheld Jas. II. Holden.
Middlesex J. NJ. Henry & sons, Waterbury; c. j.
Sheldon. stowe G. W. Alyord Painfeld, and by deal
everywhere 9345
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-11

The only hate which we all bear with pa
tionce, is tue hate Of those who envy us.
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MenicaI.

TINS Remedies are carefully prepared under ile iirrct
supervision and Inspection NJ Prof HUMPHREYS go order
10 meet that great anil long realized want Of The rhhci
namely remedies for all the more common ana smp' H'-
tncnts of life
moments reflection viii show that vast majority u
diseases from which suffer and die, we're at lef ,nm
tncncemeut simple and uiing A mere cold slight liar.
rhea palm IN ue side headache Of h1arseut''' ~
nrst easily and slhiua iu time becomes confnHp'
ton a fever a dauraroua dyscntcry, Group or other
disease which an the powers 1 medicine hii IN arfc'i
Herein these remedies supply great public want i'ns
ON hand aimpie So ynu know vi once what 20 t1ko-
pleasant 90 as % cause repufuancesaie AMI hence
occaslouing no risk while the curative effects are positive
and certain they taken and At once the spell broken
and the danger nllayei,
Experience has amply confirmed the use Of these rene
dies Tor families and private persons being ms nst ~
rsr rus MOST SIMPLE AND c0svESFSr, ruE MOST rnoHrr
REiIAHLE
Thousands are and have been using them Tor some hve
years unsi in every section " Che country with Amost
mvarshe success 40 speak In the highest terms of their
sinilIeItv and certainty, and among hundreds N
asnria me uniform testimony ia, that they give good
aau--..LI.u ln L--L .---L--l-I..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-11

Tsr. rns MOST sisrls AID tosypsssr, raoSrr
Thousands are and have been using them for ave
years INST in every section " Che country VIII Amoh
myahthla success A speak In the highest terms of Their
simrIIaiy and certainty, and among our hundreds u
aroti. me uniform testimony Is, that they give good
satisfaction 90 tleir customers.
LIST OF
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
No. Price Of Single novrs-cents
i.-Cures Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation m
q-cuFes NC Worm Fever, Worm Conc, yoraeoa,
s-c, Aps'C oiic. restae cr,ior aad wiisiuaa.,
SLOW Growth. aui feehlenes n Infants ...-- -
4-Cures Diarrhoa, ot children Or Adults Cholera
Infantun. aud Summer Complaints ..-......... 20
6-Cures Dysentery or Bloody FluK, Collie,
6-Cures cholera. Cholera Morbus, Nausea, and
Vomiting Asihmaho breathing .......... %
7-Curos Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness, Bronchitis
Influenza and Sore Throat ........4t.. t..+... %
s-cures Toothsche raecaehe, Nervous Palms
e-Cures headaches. ssk Headaches, verueo
nrsF ri Blood ~ tre iield .. 2i
iO-Cures pvspepsia weak, Acid, Or Dcraured
Stomach Constipation. Liver Complaint ........ %
ii-Cures Suppressed Monsos Or sean'l, or .
iq-Cures 1esuoorrhoa or whites. Bearing Down,
ia-Cures Group. Hosrsc croupy Cough piaeaii sai
ii-CGres Salt Rheum. cu,iy Erupdon,, ErsIpc-
na staM ilaai BARRIERS Itch. .....-.. Is
i5-Cures Rheumatism. Pain, Iemensss, or Sore
mesa Boz Hr CHEST. BAGS, side. ur Limbs. 20
t6-Cltcs Fever and Ague, iniermiitsu feyer
i7-Cures Pilea. gierni OF External Blind ar Bleed
iur. Recent of ohs.nAie ....... ..... .. .... .
13-Cures Opthalmv. Woak or luaamcd Eyes or
FyeHis, Failing OF Weak Sight. ....... ..-.... 20
19-Curcs Catarrh. Acute OF Chronic, Dry or Flow
ing Cold 20 thc Head, tnauenza. ............ %
20-Curcs Whooping Cough. shortening and
paliatrs e, Suisuodic Cough D.. .... 900. 20 b.
2i-Curcs Asthma, Oppressed, Dtncuit, Labofcd
Breathing, Cough and Especorat1n. .......... 20
22-Cures Ear Discharges, Noise in The Head, liu
paired Hearing, Eirtche. s....s..... %
z}-Cures Scrofula. Enlarged Glands and TonsIs
spetines, md ud Ulcers ..... ............ 20
9t-Cures General Debility, Physical or Nervous
g-Cures Dropsv, Fluid Accommodations TuuId
swelling alih scanty 5ecrctlous. ....-... %
25-Cures Sea Sickness, Prustralon, Vertigo,
Nausea, Vomiting. .+.-s.ss .............. 20
27-CuTes Urinary Diseases, GTsve, Renal
Cacuu. Didicult or Painful Ur.nailon ...... 30
23-Curoa Seminal Emissions. Involuntary DIs.
charges, aud Consequent Prostitution and De-
hIIty. 100
20 Cures Sore Mouth. or Stomacace, Cankefrt
Month ~ Adults Children, loo. ....... 30
Bo--Curcs Urinary tncontinenCe, WeiNng Che
Bet. too frequent, painful. OF sohdIng uruaion 20
S-Cures Painful Menses, Pressure Crarp
spnsws, az ue uuci or licflng aDd Irritation
prir'tis 900. ... ........ .......... 20
sl-Cures Suf6Fnrs at Change OF Life;
lucsuiarHes F1shes of Heat pairitatons anl
Disease of Che Heart .. ..... ..... 10
PRICE OF CASES.
O.. ~
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

rsy- The pardon by President Lincoln, Of
the young soldier who was to have been slain
to day, for sleeping upon his post, while per
forming the duty OF a sentinel, is received with
great favor by the citizens and soldiers. We
are opposed to capital punishment, but If there
is any offence for which a man should be put
to death, we think young Scott committed it.
sentinel is placed upon his post to ,oatoh the
enemy, and to sound the alarm upon the slight
est approach of danger-he guards the sleeping
hosts from all harm, and his vigilance may
save whole army, and the cause he serves,
from destruction Scott slept upon his post
almost in view Of the enemy, but As they hap
pened to be unconscious o. his vaut of fidelity,
no disaster followed except to himself This
is the first offence Of the kind, since the begin
ming of the rebellion, and the President has
very properly saved the life Of the offender.
but we hope he will save no more The senli.
mel, who, hereafter, sleeps upon his post, will
have no excuse-be will deserve death, and VIZ
hope he will get bis deserts
The national Republican., 1861-09-10
POSTMAsTER GENERAL BLAIR ON
THE LIBENTY OF THE PRESS.

James W. Wall, of Burlington, N. J., wrote
a letter to Mr. Blair, complaining of and do
nouncing the course of the Government in hin.
dering the circulation of the Ne,os, the journal
Of Commerce, the Day Booe, and other secession
newspapers. To this long TRADE, Mr.. Blair makes
the following brief and happy reply:
WASHINGTON, August 81.
"DEAR SIR: did not give the order to
which you refer, because thought the papers
very dangerous. From what l have heard of
the ability and temper Of the most offensive,
doubt If any great harm could be done by
them. As, however, the objects of the writer's
were traitorous, the demand Of the people that
they should not be aided by the machinery of the
Government in these objects, could not be dis
regarded, although do not myself apprehend
any serious effect from such writings.
"Allow me to add, In conclusion, that am
much panied to find that the son of Garrett D.
Wall, my fathers friend, and the friend of
jackson, should have become the disciple Of
Calhounry in its worst phase. may be wrong
In the way take to maintain this Union those
men loved but assure you that had no
other object than they had, and would not
willingly put any dscredit upon so noble q
cause, by resorting to any unjust or unlawful
measures in support Of It.
lam, sir, respectfully, yours,
NJ. BLAIR.
To Jas. W. Wall, Esq, Burlington. N. J.
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

DALTIMOR MORE--HEADQUA IL I'D
ID MARYLAND DREG'T.-Recruiting Officers
for this regiment will report to Major Wall 322 Pa
avenue, for orders. j. u MCCONNELL,
Col. Commanding Sd NJ. d. "
RECRUITS desiring to join this regiment will be
forwarded to tue Eneampment, near Baltimore,
has promptly ordered the clio hing and equippipg al
once, The families will be allowed 81 90 per week
W. WALL,
sept 3-8fo Major 3d NJ. ID. "
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

FROM THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST fol
lowing is an extract from letter from Com
mander J. O. Rowan, U. s. N, dated U. s.
Steamer Pawnee, Hatteras Inlet, September s,
1861:
"In o communication addressed to the COM
mander.inchief at Hampton Roads, informed
him that forwarded seven of tho fugitives in
the Peabody, to be landed at Hampton Roads,
supplying them with provisions to last them
there. Another Of the fugitives of this party
have retained to act as pilot in these waters,
should bis services be required.
From the best Information / can obtain,
ten regiments have been recalled from Vir
ginIa to defend the State
"The secessionists residing near the water
are desarting their residences and seeking
shelter In the interior. The poorer classes re
main, waiting for protection to avow their
Union sentiments.
"a town meeting was called In Washington
on the night Of the 1st instant, when 1t was
decided to fortify point in the river ten
miles below the town.
AZ. @. Rowan,
" Commander us. Nauy.
"Hon. GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary of the Navy"
The national Republican., 1861-09-10
A BILE OLD SOLDIERS WANTED.

All able old soldiers, who once served, and who
would like to serve again under prompt attention
writing to " Franco" at this Office, and they will
be notified In q few days where they are 10 meet
by order Of Captain CHARLES BECHkR, form
sep 7-2tf
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

into military custody; and Therefore mako the
following order: u
ordered, That the writ Of habeas corpus, ad
suyiciend,,n,, awarded by me on prior day
to wit: the 10th instant, upon the application OF
Edward A. Stevens, the petitioner aforesaid, be,
and the same Is hereby, discharged; and that the
by, RENTED to his military duty in the frst
Minnesota regiment, commanded By Colonel
Willis A. German, and that until then he remain
In the custody Of the United States marshal for
this district.
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

The ARTICLES OF WAR.--We have been in
formed that to number Of regiments the arti'
cles Of war have new been read. They should
be read once a month, 40 that every soldier
may be familiar with them.
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

nR. A. ZAPPONE, Instructor and Lee
- turer IN Physiology Chemistry, Boiany, and
other branches OF Science connt cted with Medic me-
Also Teacher Of French spanish, Italian, German
Portuguese, Latin, Greek, and other Language
Ohce, No. q street, being near Pennsylvania
avenue and Twenty ffih street sept eff
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

A5- The Ladies' OF Gorsuch Chapel will
have a FESTIVAL at Potomac Hall, corner Of
Maryland avenue and Eleventh street, every even
ing this week-commencing at O'Clock. Pro,eeds
to be applied for improvements 10 said ehurch.
sept 9-1w<
The national Republican., 1861-09-10
At Seminary Hospital, Georgetown, Aug. so.

(d) Three officers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

TRANsFERRED.-Cyrns Kirge, Of Vermont
has been transferred from the Census Bureau to
frs.-class clerkship In the Pension Bureau.
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

PROMOTED "A S Cox of Ohio, has been pro
noted to a third class Isl cooper annum) clerk
ship In the Pension Bureau.
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

~ Company A, United states Engi.
neers.-Fity intelligent and able bodied mechanics
will be enlisted to fill this Company to the maxi
mum fixed by law, 160 men. Inquire at No. 2a2
@ street. Pay, from sl3 to sal per month, besides
1000 and clothing aug 27-tf
NOTICE TO OFFICERs.-A Cam paign.
~ ing CARRIAGE, built by the first m aker in
New York, perfectly new, nev.r having been once
used, Is for sale. 1t was built expressly to order
on the Prussian principle, and contains an excel
lent bed for sleeping can be used ambulance or
q fast travelling wagon; Il perfectly water. proof,
light, strong and handsome. 1t eau be seen BY ap.
plyii g to James Brown, head groom, Mr. Irvine's
stables, in Coreoran's Lane, behind the Chain
House. There Is also for sale at the same place,
quiet, faSt, useiul Saddle HORSE. sept7
MRS. G. MONROE Will resume the du-
lx1 ties OF her School on Monday, the 9th of Sep.
tember, on the corner Of Ninth and 4 streets, No
4bS. sept 4-Steo
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-06
Proclamation Extra.

he following capital burlesque on Gen.
Shermans proclamation, which has recently
Been issued to the people of South Carolina,
will be found amusing if not interesting-We
clip it from the Charleston Courier:
PoKr ROYAL.
Camp Loavcs and Fishes.
TO the Loyal Ladies of the Sea Islands,:
Having been long familiar with your soft
feather beds, well supplied tables, beautiful
flowers, and hosptabc smiles, more charming
even than your fish and game, we cntrcat you,
with every assurance of our most tender re-
gard, to come and partake of some of the deli
cacics which we have appropriated by "mili
tary necessity"
1t really grievcs our loving hearts to live
on the fat of your land, while you arc house
less, particularly when we haveso often boastcd
of your hospitality, and your honored guest
year after year, "without money and without
price"
If you decline this atfcctionatc overture, re-
member that we are cognizant to every creek
and corner in your lardcrs we know all your
little rivers of milk and honey, the small
hllocks of fresh butter, and the promontorics
of orange preserve jars, and we will appro-
pirate them all to the glory OF Abraham
the first.
On the other hand, if you will only scpcratc
yourselves from rebel husbands, sons, and
brothers, who are behaving improperly
to your blessed Government by fighting for
your homes and your honor, you shall be
taken to our atfcctionate embrace, and ban
quets of roses such as you used to place around
our fircsidcs, and on our toilet tables, shall be
showered upon you.