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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-05

JAMES n. POE, having bought out the interest
Of Curtis Grave in the above firm Of GOrsach Grave,
the business will be continued a. the Old stand
door cas-. Of the New York Store ana under Starr Hall
They ordering and receiving many OF their gods
direct from the manufacturers AMI consequently
compete prices. &c. with any hou-e in the West
We respectfully solicit all those who have heretofore
rei the house still continue 10 60 and
invite all Others give call before purchasing
where expect to keep enerai assortment Of
Hardware Carpenters and Coopers' Tools India Rub
Der Betting. &c. &c.
GORSUCn & POE.
A.. have cold nv interest in The Hardware trade 70
J. NJ Poe. Esq and about retiring frurn business
would recommend 10 those who bsve literally pat
ronized an my friends generally. a continuance
of their patronage the new firm Of GorsUch s. Poe.
CURTIS GRAVE.
July Il, 1883. IS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-05
Ayers AGUe Cure,

sch neairsiizrs this inas-ous poison in the blood.
stimulates the Ever cxpei from the body. As
hl..l1, j. aet, this affecting disorder with
r-fct certainty. 81 IL docs moro, or rather does
hat is % more service those sui this infection.
taken II cxpclS il from the system as it is
bed, and thus keeps those who free from its
aeks; keeps the system H. health al hauch exposed
the disease. Consequently il not only cures, bur
-ntec.s FROM The great variety OF affections which are
diced by ;lis ulagu influence, such as Renittent
ever. Chill Fever, U1,nh. Masked Ague. Periodical
headache. Billions Headache, Bilious Fevers, Nea
algia. Inflammation, tiort Blindness Toothache, Ear
che. Catarrh Asthma Palpitatinns Painful Affections
the Spleen. Mysteries Cole, Paralysis, and Painful
Elections of the Stomach and Bowels, all Of which,
hen from this viii be found to assume
less the intermittent tvre. has Z" AGUE
CUKg' the Of these arrangements and
cures the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the excretorics
q cxpe the virus from the system; and these organs
~ degrees become htcd to do this their Office of their
accord. Hence what term aec{tD'aatiors.
inc may accomplish the end but often life is
enough, is sacrificed in the attempt, while this
AGuE CURE p" docs il a. once. and with safety. We
ave great to believe this is a well
fer remedy for whole class of diseases which
by the atic in fiction, than any other which
- beer, dsc0s erred. and it has still another important
Vantage Tie public, which is that IL is cheap a.
eel! good.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-05
4 New Mystery Of New York

A GREAT TALE OF the EMPIRE STATE
entitled
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-05

r. =. Having sold off ALL BAL oil styles % G oil
Stock of New Goods Is much larger tn usu,l
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-05


ways Medicines, Hoofands Bitt-rs and Bal-amic ).
Cordial: at BRICKS Drug Store.
DENZgNE! BENZsSE! BENZINE!-. This
Dcclebrated kenovang fluid. FOR cleaning Kid Gloves,
Silks satns, Cloths and otheT fabrics. for sale BY
d. T BRCCK, No SIS. :. Main md Marion.
SPAULDING's Prepared Glue For mending
- all kinds of broken and furniture sale by
d. T. BRCCK, No. 55, Msiu-st
NFRS. WIN>LOW'~ Soothing Syrup,-.An
WI afalihe and inds sible Little
Ones, Fold b. D. T. BRICK. No. So. Main-st.
fNIDER VINEGAR. cider Vinegar!-A,
~ strong as the aE allows, b the gallon barrel At
BRICKS Cheap Cash Drug Store, No. IS,
Dee 20, % Sc. cor. Main and Marion J.
lIOWARD'S Hair RestoratIve.-The cheap
est-the oes-ihe satsst-the Hair
now in One tle Will all
scalp. Two Bottles will
color Three Bottles VIII be guaranteed TO check the fall
ing OF OF hair by diseased scaP sickness Five Bottles
viii lie guaranteed ordinary Badness
over three staafiBg = Price 50
Bottles 80 81 r .sleby D. I. BRUCK,
Dee. 26, -. Ne IS, u. Main Marion .ts
NIcLANE's Strengthening Cordially
vi the Bottle or Dozen, at BRICKS Drug Store
~.PsRkLINS: Gaia w II A, Binnenge RS
), London Dock Gin, az BRICKS Drug
EoERUviAN syrup, Ho.tetter,s Bissers,
q seh-daEa schrapPs az BkUt KS Drag Store.
AL the Patent Pr, prie,orr Medicines Of the day.
= Tor sale, by DAVID 7. BRICK. DRrsslsT;
Dec 70, So 3 Sn T. cor Main Marion, No IS
Axe saa Je.. copy mo.
, 1860-01-06
NOTICE TO DEBTORS,

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE KENDALL
"A Co.. either by note or account, are requested %
settle said demands prior g. The first day of January
lsGO either by the payment OF cash. or by giving new
and satisfactory notes bearing interest 4: the rate o.
two per cent. per month.
We further give notice, Shat hereafter We win sell
our good for CASH or barter, excepting alone 10 oar
regular family customer7 who are required 70 sctla
when called upon, by the payment of cash. or giving
notes beuiug the usual interest.
The reasons for adopting this are as follows:
We cannot afford, when money is worth two peg
cent. pc. month. t. furnish Others with capital FOR
them 70 do husincss upon for nothing.
Il is settled propO'in %. that all who pHrthic On
credit and pay together Wilh those who pay cash
necessarily pay flr those who never tgy.
We hnve no disposition n subject our paying c,'sto.
Tler' to any such Inconvenience,
rlil, those who sell tor Cash, always under sell
those who sell on credit They eau wei. afford 70 du
#it. G3r prices viii BE- faad ia acc1rdmce with Iii.
miAllJlc RULE, and to IT We VIII make ~ excep.
lions.
We have no capital outside Of our business to loan
therefore CANNOT SELL on credit.
We have no one employed to charge gcodS, make
ont accounts and try u collect debts. Mr., eastman
who manages store, has 10 time to keep such A.
counts, and he lrOud not if he had.
We earnestly solicit cash paying cd-t,mers feeling
confident that we can give them entire satisfaction
Our goods are always OF the best quality Gentlemen
give as a call before purchasing elsewhere.
KENDALL co.
Olympia, Dec. 10, 1859. Pms
, 1860-01-06
OLrnrIA, W. 7, Jan. All. 1860.
Editor Pienccr qnd Democrat:

-@NttSf - fS"S~' tH'tN s'N'Nfs
In your issue Of December %, 80, |
noticed an article purporting to have been
written by one "Shead,n and in which the
said "Shead" contradicis the statement
made by me as Secretary of the Democrat
ic Caucus, held on the 5th ult., and as set
forth in the proceedings Of that Caucus,
and published in your paper, December
10th.
would have replied sooner, but that my
time was more proftably employed, aud
would not have noticed the document at all,
bat that my friends might be prevented
from forming an erroneous opinion.
now state that the facts set forth in the
published proceedings Of the Caucus are as
true as Holy Writ, and "Shead' knOlos IL,
and he also tRolos that When he had that Letter
i0rilteH for him, assertions l1ere made uhied
he, "Shead," knel0 to be false in ereyy pariic.
nIdr.
shall not notice any other Of his "bun.
kun documents"
wM II. WOOD.
, 1860-01-06
Grover 4 Bakers
UNRlVGLLEO SEWING MACHINES

A RE- KEPT CONSTANTLY on HAND, and fol
n sale ly the undersigned, WHO ha, been appointed
agent for their sale IN Washington Territory.
These machines N"ve Lcca ih Us" for uglubCr O
years, in the Ntanti, ~aes aud wherever tried hav,
never hilcd to give satisfaction. They are decided,
tbc hest machines now in use, being adapted FOR al
HjGls Of plain or ornamental sewing; forming a stcl
that can Ee7rr rip, though every fourth stitch le cut
They can lie used to- adygntase in hennag quitting
tackDg gathering emlroncriuG, c.'.: crossing scam.
and turning corners with all the tnihtss aud Ucatrcs,
oi the most .mplis he'd sr1'lstres3
81 The difleCat patterns. at prices ranging from
STj 10 $50, are kept on hand. Tic Oa1igct Mactut
irug quite an ornamental piece or frri1re Tor tlit
pli,or or drawing room. and would doubtless he th'
most acceptable well as useful i. that could pos
sulv bee presented 20 lldy.
The machine Is Simple; not fAie to get ont Of re
pair and the art Of worbng them can be readily &C
qHired. Call and see them.
WN. II. RUTLEDGE. in.
Olympia, Oct. l!, 1873. 47.U
, 1860-01-06
cox. TRATgTS 4 Co..


TORNER BATTERY AND BROADWAY STS.
X san Fnncisco-Wi,l attend to paying freights on
receipt OF properly mdorsCd bills Of lading
Goods shipped in onr care from Eastern cities, will
he attended to on arrival and forwarded with dispatch
u any part Of the country.
Cash advances made on Merchandise in cur Ware
house, or consigned
Would respectfully refer tp tie Merchants and
Bankers OF san Francisco generally. 3mG
, 1860-01-06

ID APUAEL BGUNN HAVING PURCu ASED te
J n entire interest of Ncssrs. Fowler & Co. 600 he
CIupcyile Store situated at renl'- Cove. Nudby',
! Island. viii continue the business Ut Tic I'd stand.
where purchasers will fad a full assortment rC goods
rclure1 for this section Of country. All person, hay
ing claims against the store requested to present
them Immediately for settlement and all persons In.
dcbtcd to SAID store are requested tn come forward and
r rs the Subscriber is fully authuriz 20 settle all
I tAc business Of the sail store.
/ 44v z. HRUNN.
, 1860-01-06
llfw advertisements.
CLAIM FOR SALE,

U7OR SALE, CHEAP. PROVIDED APPLICA.
j. ton he made soon, one ni the best farming land
claims in Washington Territory, situated on the west
side Of Budjs lulet within two and half miles Of
olympia the Capitol Of the Territory. The improve.
ments thereon comprise a good dwelling house, 10
acres timber land cleared, and between 40 and SO
marsh land dtched and drained, and ready for
the plOw next spriug There is brook Of 'ever-fa-
ing water running through the claim. The claim is
one OF 800 acres for which good title can he given
For terms apply to the undersigned
JOHN l.. BUTLER.
Olympia Jaa. C, 1860. 2m7
, 1860-01-06
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY Suln
L all their right, tuo and interest in ard u The
stock Of merrhand1e and out-tandng indebtedness
to their Cnupeyille store, situatcd NJ Penn- Cove
Whdhy'- Island, Island County. W. r. to RAPHAEL
BRUNN who Is fully authorized b. receive and col,
ect all debts due said store and receipt for the same
and all liabilities held against said store must he pru
spated TO r. Bruun for Payment
FOWLER q co,
POuT T0wNsENp, Dee. 6, 1879,
, 1860-01-06
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
TO SEMIAHMOO.



- -SN The new and spiynd'd steamer
=. Pa rrfA I11zsa Anc7orGO1a,
szl3-iaGzisSs5.ssA THos. WRIGHT, Commander,
Haylng leen purchased by the Mail Contractor.
expressly for this route will hereafter leave OLYM
PIA every Monday at u O'Clock NJ. during the Winter
mouths. touching At 81 TEN 4COCH. Sc ATILE
PORT MADISON PORT GAgfBLE, PORT
.LUDLOIV. PORT e7OIp'NSEND. lJYIiID-
BY'S ISLAND NETT HUNGENESS, BEL
LINGHHM BAY, SAN JUAN island, and
VICTORIA, VI.
The new steamer JULIA. Va, T. GrsHSELL Com
mlnder haih AZ Port Gamble, viii resuine her trips
~ the opening nf Spring business, thus enabling the
contractors to furnish ABrNDAST FACILITIES for the
citizens Of our own Territory, well as those Of Ore
gon in the transportation Of CATTLE and all other
classes df freight; also aOrdns elegant aceommodi-
tions for Passengers.
No charges fir BERTHS or MEALS.
For fuahnr Information enqihe on beard, Of tie
Captain, or address the Undersigned at Olympia.
JOHN H. SCRANTON,
3Im Gereul Agent.
, 1860-01-06

" Halls Sdrsaparlla Yellow-dock and lodle Of
PotaSs, is prepared from the finest Red Jamaica Sar-
saparlla and English Iodide Of PptaSs Admirable us
restorative and puryer Of the blood il cleanscs the
system Of an morbid and impure metter-removes
pimplcs bos and erustons Of the skil-curCs Theu-
mat.sm and pains Of all kinds. All who can afford it
should It, as it tends to give strength and proOng
life. Sold by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
Il. HALL & CO., Pguprct0rs
Wholesale Druggists, l43 aud l45 Clay Street,
3mi6 San Francisco,
, 1860-01-06

V7n!s JUSTLY CELEBRATED PLOw, unyer
1 sally admitted Ny all who have tried them 70 be
tic best plow now in use, and peculiarly adapted to
the prairie and bottom lands OF this Territory, are
now kept constantly On hand and lor sale by
WM. N. RUH.EDGE,
Agent Tor Wahingtou Territory.
Olympia, Oct. 10, is59.-iG
, 1860-01-06
DIED.

Dec. 9th, 1859, WILLIAM W.. infant sou If Wili.ar
and Charlotte Mengel, aged months and days.
, 1860-01-06

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, 1860-01-06

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23

We publish the following extracts from a
letter Of date November 18th, to n citizen OF
this city, from u prominent professional gentle
man Of this State, now temporarily sojournlng
in Philadelphia, communicating the feeling
that exists among the Southern Medical
Students how resident in that city, consequent
upon the election of Abraham Lincoln to the
Presidency, and conveying the additional IN
formation cf the bancful impression this unto,
ward and lamcntablc event has excited upon
the general interests Of that city in every de-
part!nent Of business viz
mo little sensation has been aroused in this
place by the ruluOrcd meeting in contemplation
by all the Southern Medical students. The re-
ports that reach Us every dag from the South
are Of so exciting nature that 1t is oeSInnl1e g
to influence the Southern students at all the
Medical Colleges IN the city. There vii! be a
meeting OF all of them in few days and their
action will bc very much influenced by the
news from the South between now and then
1t is manifest to The most careless observer that
their feelings Of Indignation have been greatly
aroused, and it would require but little, now,
to determine stampede Of more significance
than that Of last year. The Republicans oi
this place are heartily disgus,ed with their own
folly and sncii has been the injury to every spe
cieS of trade here that were the election to take
place to-day, the conservative majority would
be overwhelming Many failures of large mer-
chants are reported as having taken place to,
day, and others will follow very soon. The
hotels have but few guests and hundreds Of Ia
borers are being discharged every day in the
various manufacturers and other places OF ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
Please QUsHer.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l9, 1860.

Sta:-Yesterday morning I received your
extraordinary letter of the 10th instant an,
really at loss to understand what good end
Won cspccted to accomplish By the preparation
and transmission Of it to me-
The country is deeply excited. Sectional
feeling reirns Supreme. The Union is serious.
" Threatened with disruption. Patriots and
conservative men Of all parties, East, West,
North and South, are looking to the future
with fearful and larming apprehensions. The
prudent considerate, rejecting minds OF the
nation are engaged i'll laudabIe and noble ef-
forts to allay the excitement, restore confidence
and kind feeling, remove all irritating causes
Of difference, and, if possible, save the Union
from dissolution. 1t is at this time and under
such circumstances, that you send me letter
denunciatory of the motives and conduct of a
portion of the Southern people, and which, in
its tone and spirit, is well calculated q hope 1t
was not SO iptendetD to add fuel to a fame that
is burning with sufficient intensity now,
In your haste to assail your Southern fellow
citizens you seem to have forgotten that your
own State is, to some extent at least, response
BILE for the present alarming crises in public al
fairs. If am not greatly mistaken, Pennsyl'
yania is one Of the eleven non-slaveholdlng
States, which has passed statutes, now in full
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
HsIXTY-SEX NEGROES AND 4 LARGE
AMOUNT OF OTHER Personal PROrEnTY FO


Y virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed 10 the Subscribers
Ii Lr william J. Watkins. OF Charlotte county, We will
proceed, TUESDAY, the 18th day OF December next II
fair the next fair day thereafter hi his residence
Eve miles from keysylle, the Richmond and Danylle
Railroad make sale of all the Stock Crops Farming
Implements Household and Kitchen Furniture lately
ed by him. consisting 30 head Of valuable welhroke
Horses and Mules about ~ head CT Cattle ncudlng 0rca
and Mich Cows ~ head Of HOES and "a head OF Sheep
Also. number OF Carts anu Wagons. Carriuge and
Buggy, superior octave Piano and such other
articles OF Furniture usually found in genemans
house.
They will also, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of December
next fair II not the next fair day thereafter sell at the
place, public auction, valuable and likely
SEGR0ES, including Men, Women and Ch!ldren-smons
them THREE PRACTlSED ENGINEERS, capable OF man
aging md running steamcngine and circular saw.
TKRxs-for all sums under $50 cash. for all
that credit of six months will he given, taking
from the PURCHASES bonds, with approved security bear
ing Interest from the date.
TRUSTEES:
THoS. WATKINS, Mount Laura Halifax county, Va
4. V. GAINES, brakes Branch, Charlotte county, Va.
Nov lo-ctdJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
JAS. IT. FITZG EEALD,
Oct l6-cw6w Ex'ors Of Francis Fitzgerald, dec d.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or LAND IN



DY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of Louisa
d County In the suit of Sharp Sharp and others, the
subscriber special commissioner OF said court WILL on
FRIDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OFJANUAKY, 1861, pro
coed SELL at the Tavern Of Thomas Rhodes in said coun'
" Of Orange, public auction, Sa-o highest bidder
Tract OF Land belonging the estate Of Mrs. Louisa A.
Duggns deceased containing by survey i've hundred and
thirty eight and three.eIchtlIs acres.
This land lies the plank road leading from Frcde-
ricksburg Orange Court House, about twenty-five miles
from the former and miles from The latter and aJoins
Of j. ". Sale, George Waugh and others About
oneourthis cleared aud the balance IN pines and original
growth.
The Fredericksburg md Orange Railroad which Is now
under contract will this land and gOod!nvest-
,neut may Le made by getting crossties and wsod.
Txuss-A, much Of TIE purchase money In cash as VIII
be required the cost OF suit and expense OF Hae
The bmance In three equal ns,amenl5 credits OF
two and three years. with Interest from the dag OF sale
the purchaser giving bonds therefor with good security
and the legal title retained until all the money Is paid
For further information, apply TO Mr. Thos Rhodes who
lives within mile and half OF the land, address, Fer
dnand Jones' Esq., Rapid Ann Station, Orange county, Or
the subscriber, a. Jackson, Louis. county, Va.
Suy WM q. WALTON, Com r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
The Action Of Georgia.

The Committee on the state OF the Republic,
in the Georgia Legislature, issued an address,
requesting conference of some Of the eminent
men of Georgia in Milledgeville. The result Of
that conference is bill to call Convention 10
meet on the 9th January, the election to take
place on the Goth December.
The preamble to the proposed bill says.
Whereas the present crisis in our national
nffairs, in the judgment of this General Assem-
blv. demands resistance: and whereas it is the
privilege OF the sovereign people to determine
npon the mode, measure and time Of such re-
sistance.
The bill is endorsed by such men as Governor
Brown, Hon. G. J. Jenkins, Hon. Alfred lver'
son and others, of similar position and lnhu-
eucc There is little doubt expressed as to its
adoption by the Legislature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
Gov. LETcnEE.

THE Pa cirIc STATEs-A despatch from
Washington says, the Hon. Mr. Otero has writ
ten to New Mexico. advising his constituents 70 {,
connect their destiny with the Pacific States II
the Union should be dissolved. Callfornlans
now in Washington declare their pu,rpose; to
advocate the establishment Of an independent
Republic on the Pacific side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
RIcnunSp. Noy. 70. 1860.


RIcnMoxp, Nov. 10, 1860.
Sir:-The Secretary of the Commonwealth
informs me you desire my opinion Oh the qucs-
ton whether Vaccine Agent" can be ap-
pointed by yol, and hold the position while
holding the Office Of postmaster under the Fed
cral Government
He certainly holds. IS Vaccine Agent, q
pjst OF profit, trust, Or e,nolument under the
Government 0? this Commonwealth. de is
not mere contractor 10 do u job, but per-
nancnl officer appointed by the Executive, re-
cciving an nnnial salary, aud charged with
most important ,rl>t--the preservation OF the
health of the people OF the State
No person can hold such an office, who holds
any federal Office
refer to the Code Of Virginia, ch S6, secs.
9, 10, ! Il; CHI -, secs. /, ,
am further Of opinion that no federal officer
can be Visitor at the University OF Virginia.
This is clear from the exception III the Sd sec
ton OF ch. IL Of the Code; for the law con-
templates Visitor as a State officer, when it
declares i member Of Congress may fill it,
though he be holder Of a post under the Fed
cral Government
With high respect, remain yours,
J. r. TUCKER
r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-23
EARE FOR SALE.

SALE POSTPONED FROM TIE 18th NOVEMBER.
~ EsIGS1SG To GO SOUTH, OFFER Ny FARM FOR
~ sale privately until the 3rd Of December Next
when II previously sold, will on that day II fair II
the s, fair day following offer IL at public auction to
the highest bidder
This Farm contains IDD acrss3io acres being on the
Greene and 13U the Madison side oi the Conway
river 4U acres are cleared and In gooa condition, and
80 u original forest growth From 25 tu 40 acres are
rich river au nc bottoms, an the urInd hut little
at all Inferior either. This farm Is equal 10 for
growing all grans tobacco grading. On it Is hand.
some ,wo.storied Brick dwelling with rooms, good
Kitchen Dairy, and nererfhng pure water conveyed In
pipes to the door All pecesShry ou.buidDgs are In good
condition
valuable Copper Mine Is heng opened on the
farm Within half null. the dwelling house Grist
and Saw MIL will take pleasure In showing The premises
10 any one wishing 10 purchase.
Ny address Is StSnarisSille, Greene Co, Va.
Oct 2U-cv4wS T. pUOTUS