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POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.

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horticulture physiology education and every topic which
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70 physiology and anatomy, with Illustrative engraynga
10 detetcs exercise clothing occupations amusements
and those laws which govern lie and health. Published
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For Three Dollars, copy of each Of the aboVenamed
Journals will be sent one year.
, 1861-12-05
Complaints incident to Children.

Au complaints Of children nav soon be cured II care
be taken 70 purify their blood correct the aciiau Of the
liver, AMI cleanse the stomach and bowela few dores
Of these famous Pills will Immediately have the desired
effect, particularly parents be careful IN not allowing
them 70 eat Of things which they know would be injurious
10 themselves.
, 1861-12-05
Stomach, Liver, kidneys and bows,s

Those who sner from bile and liver complaints should
Try the effects Of this valuable remedy, few doses Of
which will make the sufferer feel elastic and vigorous
removing All impurities giving healthy action 70 the
liver II bilious attacks Be allowed 10 Continue serious
casualties may arise, ard Dhe sufferer be consigned
bed Of sickness In nll disorders Of the kidneys tbs
Ointment should be we'll rubbed into the small of the
back ortwice day; and the Pulls acting in unison
will cure any complaints arising nom these organs.
, 1861-12-05
GnBERrA. GRANT, Notary Pub.



The undersigned, having been under the treatment
o. Dr. CsaPsay. although unsolicited, feel called
upon 70 give publicity 70 the efficacy Of his tFeaiment
hoping that BY doing may be instFumental In pre-
venting Othes romthe aaIfu suffering and misery which
Inexperienced, and which ofen result from The pern-
coue practice Of pretendes Ny dssase has been thnt
of physical and mental debility, Which follows In coure
qlence Of ndiscreti0ns In youth. The aRonles which
endured are perhaps unnecessary for 10 deia they
are known 70 those who have experienced them sunes
u 10 say, that having called the services o. Dr. j.
Czapkay into requisilion ell the expectations which
may have formed OF him were more than realized.
would therefore reeommeDd Dr. Czapkay u an Whomag
find themselves afflicted with that dreadful malady; NJ
object In doing being nympathy lor suffering humanl,
and heartfelt desire Of relieving them. lFa
state Of California, City and County 81 San Prancaeo:
On this Slst day Of July AID. 1885, before ne Wm O.
Jewe Notary Public personally appeared D. J. Nnhlea,
known TO me. who, being duly sworn, dld deposs and
~ thas ne contents Of The card herewith aghsd b
10 witness vheFOof Ihavs hsFrunto ut ny hand, enc
amxed my oheial seal, The day and year above WTol
LsI WIN. C.JEWETT, NOny Public
, 1861-12-05
Puffy ---Shortness Of Breath with
Wealrnesh

Very bad symrtoms which, n not corrected may tend
TO some seFious disorders Of the heart or other vital
organs. Eat moderately Of solids, take sir Pills nightly
for little time; take plenty Of fresh air with mod.
crate exercise and the human machinery will bequickly
restored TO health anu vg0r Try this bot for three days
only, and the result will be marvellous.
, 1861-12-05
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
To Scientific and Practical Agrieulture,

IV N1ItHIIIIV uHU IIuVIIIUI HtIEUIIUIIJ
By HENRY STEPHENS, +. H. s., Of Edinburgh, and the
late j. =. Norton, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
n Yale College. New Haven. 2 vols. Royal octayo
1000 pages, and numerous Engnyings.
This Is cOniesscdly the complete work on Agri-
culture published and In order 10 give il wider
circulation, the publishers have resolved 10 reduce the
price to
$5 for the Two Volumes!
When sent by mail Ipost paidl California Oregon
and Washington, the price will he 81. To every other
part OF the Union, and to Canada, (pOst paid1 Sc.
So This is NOT the old " Book Of the Farm"
Remtances for any Of the above publications should
always be addressed, post paid to the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gold street, New York,
, 1861-12-05

The ngratude Of man 10 bis fellow man Il % often
met with 10 e that testimonials, prompted By the finer
sacrifice their best days in phlanthTOplc devotion % ,he
alleviation Of the ils Of Trail mortality Empircinm
oods the columns Of our press with irandnleBt and
fictitious estere singing pSns 10 the worth Of their own
hon worthy man, Who, brief period since, seemed
destined % ahuAe on his mortal co' who looked for
yard % HE dissolution with that pleasure which only
lhose weighed down By the heavy hand of disease
CouiFmy o hOPe, the ability Of akilial physician has
restored him 70 Bis former health. Relieved from bis
terrible eltanton, a1d impeed by gratitude, be makes
known bic cl and bic remedial agent and haetaiement
h 1ntAoulicated By NoinEy Publln. TIE demands u
s0cieiy mpetvsy command publicity and MS gveu
moIe 70 Wan Tie unsnIy than q sound Ne prsna q
, 1861-12-05
JOHN MIDDLETON, Notary Pub.
CARD.

Prompted by honest desire Of my heart, with 10
lay before the public a case which deserves 4 commen
aton not ohly Os On act Of scientific Ak but that Of
humanity also. About two years ago, suddenly, and
nom causes unknown 10 me, was seized with a q
epilepsy, which, owing TO my inability to meet The ex
penses consequent rpOn thorough medical treatment
and the dscnuraeement which met with on attempting
soon became such (as then led to helevel as 70
DEFY the skill OF any physician. was frequently while
10 pursuit OF my calling. thrown dOwa " the around
without the slightest warning: and although nsPnshlO
70 the agnies yet despisfd the miseTes al nv lie and
soon learned 10 look upon those who would render assist
ance or shelter me rm dagger % enemies who sought
70 prolong the existence Of my mseres WlIe In dis
dae, and having. previous to my slicon tasted The
sweets OF hfe once more induced 10 afempt eek
ing aid o. physician, and, by recommendation, called
upon Dr. j. Czapkay. told him of ny circumstances,
and q my inability 70 reward him kF his SfTVces NJ
gsrdlesa OF which, however, he at once undertook ny
case and, with the blessing n God, was once more
restored to perfect health. Unable n reWnrd bin oF
The boon which enjoy at present., aud yet conscious q
nv indebtedness, consider u dne 10 myaslf and ~
aileted % make the case public. D order that tho IN
neee OF medical advice may find physician In whom
every confidence can be placed.
stats Of California. County Of San Francisco. Sub
scIhed and sworn to before me- this LIST day Of August
tt-Sl GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.
, 1861-12-05
Of energy.

When taking these Pills rub Holl0way'a celebrated
Ointment the pit Of the stomach, and over the
regions OF the liver the right side under the ribs
and you will at once experience change for the better
10 your digestion, spt sppeie, atrenRth and energy.
The Improvement. though n may be gradual, will be
thorough ana lasting.
, 1861-12-05
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify the Blood.

These Pills have been placed BY the common consent
Of mankind at the head Of all remedies for removing
obnoxious posOns from the blood and cleansing all the
tissues Of the body They have saved thousands year
pepsa, dysenteTy, diarrheI constipation liver COM
plants, &c. fact attested by myriAds Of witnesses.
Excessive weakness and debility the warnings of de-
eFeasing organic energy and vital decay restored
and reaumated with Vgor and heathGl action In every
organ throughout the ystem. by the restorative and
exhilaratlng influence Of this medicine.
, 1861-12-05
Female conplaints.

An disorders Of the SEX and diseases IN every crisis
perilOus TO the Life and health Of woman youthful or
aged, married or single, may be radically and quickly
cured, without risk or trouble by few doses Oh these
Pills, taken according 70 the printed directions.
Indigestion with languor and want
, 1861-12-05
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Pritats lTcsicaI aps Surgical institute.

N777'''777F V77''F1'V . V7707l 1717s = Ff77ls711s
Established in 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of all Private and Chronic Dis
eases, and the suppression Of Qiackery.
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. j. CzAPEAY Nd
late In the Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief phynt
clan TO the 10th Regiment Of HOnveds chief surgeon
70 the military hospital Of Pesth Hungary, late Lee
turer on Dlseasasof women and children aud honorary
member Of the Philadelphia College Of Meditine.
Particular attention paid TO the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar % women and children.
81 Office hours-From 0 AM. 00P.M.
Communications strictly confidential.
~ Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consul
tatiOns by letter or otherwise. free. IA
Address DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY San Fnnclsco.
, 1861-12-05

Below we publish the certificates Of three Of IA sls
terers nom the PanRs Of aseas SNo having recovere8
thelr former heath, and tnpSls3 bJ gratitude maho
ments are authenticated by Notary Public The dsmSnd1
o. snciety imperiousy comasnd their publication and n
commend their perusal n the attention a an ameied
, 1861-12-05

DR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S private Medical and sprv,..,
Institute is Oh Sacramento street. below MoDt9ores
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship ComuaDvs o,Rcs
san FRANCISCO. The Doctor offers free consutaii6Ss
AMI asks no remuneration unless he effects a cuF@
81 The following letter. which emphatcally sp,,l,
ior ie was written by the Dean Of the Faculty n n,
Phadelphis College Of Medicine 10 the editor al h.
fJF publication. A~n EteaelSoo
, 1861-12-05

Dean Of the Faculty Philadelphia College e. Of % M.S.lO.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-12-07
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

Ata special session Of the Police Jury o1
| this parish, held on Monday the olst day 81
November, 1861, the following members
were present. Labadiole, Braud, ]. L. Lob
dell, Trinidad, Landry. Allan, Pipes and
Woods. Absent: Lennon, Cain, and c. S.
Lobdell.
President in the chair. s ses.s
The President appointed j. L. Lohdelt,
Trinidad and Landry on special committee
to examine the deduction list Of the State
Tax Collector, who afterwards made the SUBJ
joined report:
The undersigned committee appointed 10
examine the Shrrif's list of deduction Of
State Taxes from the roll Of 1860, beg leave
to report That after due examination. we
have found said list Of deduction correct.
and that " m. White, as Sheriff. or Collector,
ought to have credit on his State Tax roll for
the sum of 1927 81, in the following manner:
Mill tax, SAC 80; Int Improvement tax,
S11 Sc; Poll tax, 500 90; State tax, SIT 6s.
Respectfully sn5mitted,
E. B. Trinidad,
J. Tras. Landry,
James L. Lobdell.
A resolution was then offered and passed
to come to the relief of the Sheriff, OF Collect
or, SO far a. the collection Of the parish taxes
is concerned.
On motion Of S. Pipes il was
Resolved. That the snm Of fifty dollars in
two indictments Of 325 each, be Issued TO H.
Hyams parish printer, said amount to be
deducted from bis regular pay due 1st Janu-
ary next, 1862.
On motion Of J. L. Lobdell il was
Resolved, That the President Of the Po-
lice Jury be authorized 70 issue warrant Of
l...-l ~ LII A--afaa -. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-12-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
sA " West Katon Rouge,
FiFfH JUDICIAL DIsTRIC'

=. s0sepa Joor W. Il. J. Hyams. No. 1908. ~ x
,sa' s'.ae Ct writ Of a "a to me directed ID the
6es ~ sa1a.led suit Of Date the 6th day OF July,
n .ae sth District Court, in and for said pa
Id i a. = VIII be offered for sale at public auc-
est H0a.. ~. = and highest bidder, IN ont Of the
nj 's0l, u II o'clock, a. M. ali lie right titie
ssss sssass;.. sae defendant, h J. Hyams, in and to
81 .ssS ~ described property, With vendors priv.
m nv newspaper called the Sugar Planter,
L slat;ass. aesks forms. accounts appertainioe to
"a MA ss ss establishment, also the house and lot
r: o.ohs. s me was Kept at the date of Judgement,
ttassr ssd 1857, to pay and satisfy said writ
bpasf - 'lsa IN the above eutitled suIt
4sN a, As months credit. VIM. WHITE,
Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-12-07
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
rarstsse d'Oaesf Raton ROnge.
..NQUIEME DISTRICT JUDIcIAIRE.

Joseph Joor vs. n. j. Hyams. No. 1903.
f. Nsrtu d'un ordre de saisie moi addressee dams
III aaaire ei-dessus, par Ia Cour du 5me District
=. ,s, poar Il dite paroisse ct Etat en- date. du
n, sslast 1861 sera ofert en- yente publique an
sa'ant et dernier encherrisseur Ia maison de
ae cette parcisse, Samedi, lie Det embre 1881
asares tous les dro,ts titres ct lntere is
t,sasef n J Hyams, ANS les proprietes suiv-
ass svee privilege de vendeur, sayoir Tn certain
mn. nennef Sugar Planter, type presse, pupitre,
srs sonpfss appartenant l'imp imerie ainsi
g,ns,;s a'n ct batisses dams les guelles e dit i'm
ssss 5 ssat tenue La date du iugement, savoir:
g 1907 pour payer ct satisfaire lie dit ordre
M aI'1ons i51lsa de Ia vente, un credit IL mois
t'ooi.s VIM WHITE, Sheriff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
ARMY AND NAVY.

The Brooklyn Navy.Yard has not presented such q
scene Of activity for time past as it does now.
Great exertions are being made to have the vessels
now fitting ready for active service with the least
possible delay The purchased steamer Augusta will
be the next vessel to 60 into commission She has been
at the Navy.Ysrd about woweeks and will very soon
be ready for her officers and crew.
The new gunboat Unadills, fourteen, has received
part of her armament and Is expected to 60 into COM
mission in short time
The Ottawa went on her trial trip yesterday and az
forward put into the NavyYard to receive her stores
and armament. will be recollected that the Ottawa
was one Of the six gunboats built here.
The purchased vessels Mercury and o. NJ. Petit
ceived their armament yesterday, and will shortly join
the blockading feet.
The Navy Retiring Board met again yesterday, but
as yet NO officers have appeared before 1t.
The u. s. steamer Wyoming was at San Francisco
last month undergoing repairs She struck coral
reef when leaving the port Of La Paz, Mexico on the
lat of August aud received considerable damage. 1t
was expected that she would be ready for sea again by
the 5th inst.
The troops on Governors Island were paid OF yes-
tsrday by Col Stewart, Y. s. A. IN
Various conflicting are ahoat as 70 wnat VIII
be done with the old permanent party on ,ne ,s. sn5
and the Texan troops recently transfeusa 'noc, 81
great anxiety 10 manifested by the married men W.
6sve ham settsd on the Island for 10 or ID e
atiya 10 ths chances of their being ordered on scVe
ssryios. 20 make roou for the Tsxsn sodisn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
KENTUCKY AFFAIRS.


III, Lo,rpal of tomorrow will contain statement
that the BebeS are committing outrages the south
ern border of Kentucky, that Monday afternoon
some 900 cavalry took possession Of Albany, the
county seat of Clinton County, eighteen miles from
Burkesvle, levied contributions on several country
stores took $500 in gold from DR.. Beckett and thirty
ak stand Of arms and ammunition belonging to tho
State.
The citizens of Burkesville have been warned that
the Tenneseans propose visiting them, and have pre-
pared TO receive them.
There is much distress at Albany and Burkesville,
and the people there are calling for men and arms.
Reports are prevaen! Of the blowing up OF the iron
bridge over Green River probably arising from the
burning of the bridge over Bacon Creek, near Nun
fordville.
reported that Buckner, with about 10 900 troops
is few miles north OF Bowling Green.
Frankfort dispatch states that Zollicoers cavalry
Ia securing the country in the vicinity Of his camp, ar
resting prominent Union men, destroying their proper
ty, and running off their saves to Tennessee. They
have taken possession Of the small towns including
the extensive Clay County Works.
A new camp Is about being formed in laurel County
for mountain Unionsts TO rally against Zooofer.
The BullctiH says that Col. MeIIenry with COO men
from DAVIES anu onio WIS 'APNN'SN W Wv
possession Of 0wensboro on Tuesdsy.
A Frankfort paper says that the Hon. Humphrey
Marshall is quietly at homo meditating no military
schemes.
There is a rumor here that Generals VIM. T. Ward,
G.. T. Wood and Warren have been taken prisoners
by the Robels.
FEINTyoRT, wednesday, Sept Is, 1861.
In the House Mr.. Underwood reported an amended
bill from the Committee Military Affairs, calling out
10000 Volunteers from one TO three years, which was
passed by vote Of G. to 10.
The Senate concurred ia the above hin ~. 81 -
The g..-.- aISV passed by l6 to 10, bill providing
.las Kentuckians who have Voluntarily joined the
antiforce invading the State shall be incapable Of TAX
ing any estae In Kentucky by devise, be9nes or dis
tribuon unless they return to their allegiance within
sixty days or escape from the invaders az soon as
possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
THE NATIONAL FAsT-DAY.

In compliance with the proclamations Of the Pres-
dent Of the United States the Governor Of the State OF
New-York, and the Mayor Of this city, appointing
Thursday Sept. PC, as day Of public fasting and
PRAYER for the success Of arms and the speedy re-
storation of peace, this day will BIO observed by all
loyal citizens with the respect due to so solemn an oc
casion The Courts banks, and public Offices will be
closed and Sc far as practicable, no private business
will be transacted.
The evening edition of The TRIBUNE will not be
published to-day.
The deyoutly inclined will find the places Of public
worshipopen to-day almost without exception AsPecial
order of service has been prescribed by Bishop Potter
for the Episcopal churches in his diocese Az Trinity
a full choral service will be performed at Ill g. m,
when the Rev. Francis L. Yaton, ID. d., will preach.
The Rev. Dr. Taylor Of Grace Church, the Rev. 3. II.
Weston Of St. Johns the Rev. DR.. Hawks OF Calvary,
the Rev. Dr. WILEY of Christs the Rev. DR.. Tying Of
81. Georges, and the Rev. John Cotton Smith Of As
censon are among the Episcopal clegymen announced
to preach. At st. AIMS Church, Eighteenth street,
near Fifth avenue there will be services at lOi, 81
and 7i-the afternoon for deafmutes. The Rev.
Francis L. vinton, ID. D., will preach in the evening"
In the Roman Catholic Churches masses will be eele-
brated, and prayers offered for the Divine blessings
upon the Union. The Rev. DR.. Bellows, the Rev. f.
II. Chaplin the Rev. DIR. 0sgood, and the Rev. Dr.
Spring are announced to preach this morning in their
respective churches large number of the ministers
and elders Of the Reformed Dutch Church will meet in
Lafayette Place Church this morning. and unite in
prayer In behalf of the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

The pastors Of the Baptist Churches in this city will
assemble at p In the church in Broome street. and
unite in prayer with congregation representing all the
churches of the denomination In New-York. The Rev.
DR.. Weston Of the Oliver-street church, will preach
at 81 p. m. sermon appropriate to the occasion.
Services will be held in the Calvary Baptist Church
as usual, in the morning. In the evening Union
prayermeetihg will be held under the auspices oil the
Army Committee Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, which will be presided over BY the Rev. Dr.
Gillette.
The Reformed Presbyterian Churches observe the
day by religious exercises, morning and afternoon, az
10 and o'clock.
In the Methodist Episcopal Churches, services Will
be heidi but we have seen no special announcements.
The day being Of the feast Of the jews lsraetes
will content themselves by offering up prayers in the
synsgogues.
In the afternoon several boat and horse-races are
announced to come off, and most of the places Of
amusement hold out extra attractions to the public IN
the evening. Barnum opens at ?. IN. with special
BILL A splendid diorams Of the war Is on
exhibition at Hope Chapel. At Irving Hall, Capt
Maxwell 0'Sulvan Of the 69th will give narrative
of the campaign, music being furnished by the Fort
Sumter Band As this is for the benefit Of the widows
and orphans of the 69th, it should draw crowded
house. Many other entertainments may be found BY
referring to our advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

ADVANCE OF FEDERAL TROOPS ON RoMNhi
SENT AGAINST 2,1OO REBELs-THE REBELS
ARE RoUTED-oCCUPATIoN OF RoMNEY-REB'
Ell LOSS IS KILLED AND MANY WOUNDED
OUR Loss THREE KILLED AND TEN WOUNDED
GRAFTON, va Wednesday, Sept. %, 1901.
Five hundred of the 4th Ohio Regiment with one
piece of artillery, and the Ringgold Cavalry, % IN
number under Col. Cantwsl and 400 of the 9Th Ono
Regiment. Col. Harke, made an advance from New
Creek on Monday toward Romney. They drove inc
enemy 700 strong, out of Mecbanicsyile Gap on MON
day morning, tho oath, and advancing on homney'
stormed the town, causing the enemy whose i0rso
numbered 400 infantry and cavalry to retreat 70 the
mountains with loss of about 30 killed ana iais'
number wounded Our loss amounted TO three hli'eo
and ten wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
COL. WILSON'S REGIMENT.

Bosros. wednesday, sspt. Is, 1851.
Col Wilson's regiment, the ID, will leave for the
seat Of war on Tuesday. They will remain In New.
York City over Tuesday night. The men receive
their uniforms and to-day. Capt. Wentworth
company of Sharpsbooters 90 with the regiment.
On Saturday last Deputy United States Marshal N
C. Woodward of Roekland Me-, seized the bngs Cir
cassan, Siciian and VINEYARD and schooner A. Colby
now lying at Buckspor, and said to be owned in
whole or in part by the Rebels. Keepers are placed
on board until an examination can be had.
The new Irish Regiment, the 18th, now raising here,
is to be commanded by Col. Thomas S. Murphy, late
Of the Montgomery Guards Of New-York He has
adopted as his ralying cry: Faugh au Bsllagh,"
+" Clear the Road" They go into quarters at Camp
Cameron "a fast recruited.