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OFFICE ". |E:THAL r CO.,
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OFFICE W.. CENTRAL r p "O,t
.;,nNoAn, OstoJcr 3 ,s63
Tn Ti!& -'uChd"i.GEr- OF
y r'It. y -! !! CENTRAL RAIL a 90
- "nu ~ -rei.C = tr 30 ! .!i.r- OF ih Ei-.i is
GHar.. K. road I'M my Il. Hs h.'i il tho c''y OF
Ri.rIa"-' IN THURSDAY. tn. 18th nsy + E.V-m''ir.
% 81 St1chioaG.s rH' >a-';.-s VA he L r. when g,i-g
- ult re- ri'rgf' 81 ''s T.ataS.
tEAtrac,s f.on! H.. il! .Law+o ~ tie Company
III Tv,.-, :, r",r".cnt stg kh'ld"r at = r-rerai
nee x sh.I -, u ~r-rc. I'D s'gr": by he yrr,on tJ~I
lfni' f- !iU. u. D"wrr: IA. iBe sIys III ' .iRt in 'hr name
= SIC r4.t-'T.- Il. -H~i q. Signature OF sIurr m NIB r Of
- tr'r al h Ns ii NJ urocy sIJ! be valid 9ivel
moe han SKY ~. yr!Jr'v ~: I'rStil OF the Com
,HgE
No ,rnrT ipr ind T;'u.l u .ckHnIaers shat pass freq
c,!.- "a Or re u:a. = ir- - fi- Inest!TSs of d: Company.
al -. !-i h.nsr : = = TcEh s!trr.
'T,r pos. t-tr ustsrs - al hu closed fifteen days pc.
ii u, 10 a. < me 81 llcc,tns."
J. GsRRETT.
ost - c'a7Soy Tr~a.urer.
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,nTT. 4 INSPR. GEMS OFFICE, I
Richmond, Oct. 81, 1863

AOTI. e INSTh. NCN VFTICE, Z
Richmond. Oct. 81, 1868
GENERAL ORDERS,
No i%o. )
p,s,ranh III. General Orde. No. 100. Adj
;,..",. and Inspector Generals Office, last Sc
:. 50 amended a. to authorize payment Of
-. Money. volae Of clothing which may be
- tie ]-",iier ut tie end OF the year, asthere-
:, r-,5iici. upon descriptive lists, when he is
I ;-aa: his command by proper auth rity.
.,5s time. ard will be prevented from re-
nnr.j; w,:ain sixty days thereafter.
81 o.'e7.:
lS;.N-il >.
.s4,-lw Adit & Inspt. Cienl.
VA, r"py Nv
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PRINTING e..
!. :. QUiEER BOOK AND 20
. rRINTiNG OFFICE.


ga iI:n street, appetite tue .;mrrirrn To;ri
l.:y!. ]rrgc";!I v;r:9 new additions ~ or
hIHS ND 20: PRINTING OFFICE, 90.
- G,r Ter r.s,s's@ h"d ha:eta;rr,' u
.-tr err. g., = SOCK Gad JOB p.:I:.
-.r'. -
G:0DKS. |i!GCE BOOKS,
PSΠLEl$, RECEiFT 3O0Ii!.
n(:STEPS. RAILROAD TIC
HAND Bills. Bah. TICKET
CAHu&. PROGRAMMES.
iAHErS, ilGE TAPLES
CDNpiAT RfrORTS. AlJETANi ~,
Sc, ST. Nc.
Having s"ln2 ~! !;te ElGSt experienced 70 l.
ala.! ~ uur "ui'iog. We fee. aSsur2d that CT. wcc.c
vi, be r;rI~i o., in superior styi-.
Oar p:!crs sh',! :taIl cases hc r'as"1abie.
10 cric@- irom " d;'tauce viii be &:terded 20,
On HsS r:icy hr!mg tie caSs with ,iri1:
Til nGnd FIR 80 l.!.'ra' patronage heretofore
bestowed On oar JON Pri"1I%G 0PrIcEi We
.anj,r 0uT services {, .h2se who luny iced
thsgE.
rr;nnce IL gu m,; n s.,l,ss. :,,ue. ,ed
hfnr,c. s. dom" "a F'to:s n0;isa
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E3ti.aL. = II. ~.
GRAND Coz. cERr.
t. A
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT!
EcneAt of tho Toor ard lie Fnm tie, of
~hldiers,
$50. The direction Of III. -. my :oarsiisecu't-. Y .u,s
S-n'Y Ghri-;isn Srscciato 4, lie
African Church, !:rnnd Stree,
Gn FRIDAY, Get. 23i. 1863,
On witch occasion the ell "iac srrl.t,. Lava E.nGIy NC!
ul;"ered heir ~,cryi:rs;
""'"' M4n no!ErT, DA F..
Mir N. Ctma'ear)
W. TuIL0,v,
l. LJicHAE%.
~GEGHArD".
Z. W. ErSI:n.
PROGEAM ii Z:
l.. Tr.o-fis"o v'o"n. nd Vi / ncr"o. Ri s'S r
J"einha,dt = b s'.n@1a ~! " 10y
:. Daet-"Oh. "nide Fai :" Pas:e!!o
Miss DL Z L d + Rri i.
3. Car.;Ias-'p. Placer" hnm LIZ Gs4@. L-d!a,.
Nadaxe Rahl.
Z Sta'Csr Ter iN9 FIbl'f, NINlH, S.o.CC'' u
IS"a FOR The En1r'" u yGu
I.o-bulan-, A G. bba. DIT. E " Es's:er G"1hi ~
). SOnE-'1ae s. id:-r TIe: : Wa Al'!m - &-c
ai-, Rosetta Die
s QIr;tet'c -"rGr- Where. ny Love = rS.e7
7 SJs.-"La S.regsd-" Schubert
Madame Ruhi
PAaT II.
l.. Cr-.-rlaas. Ee'ur:o T. mc'o, Thsib rs
g w 'EhiIow End ! u -trh pir.
=. Esas-"Nan f.: Sssns" from J LoMb r'i. Vesci
MADAME RIhl.
3. Duet, y u
M:dhIl- Rub: H:t ~. A. j..
4. TIIn-..@ns, ipl n 4 d Vo'Ircclo Prls-.Sc.
Lpetm.L q d TAi .oS.
S. Ballad, "Hat / vt Tee
Mis- Rrscta Dt'e.
i Sorg-"Tica You'll l:-meIn IL :Mo.' BI1
N-jrr VI.
:. Imrroviso-Piano Polo, EAAr!O.d
. Gss1nsi Ssng-' sch eden a7d Leid'n,'' TrTE ~
D7ori 0 en- nj 7 oeioek. Cou:'r &c cou,Ineuc. =: :
PRECISELY.
Tick. - IS, ench 20 ~ bad 81 Tie Dsrot q: 'lc '-Ea:
Conmitsr". TIE boost iss, hot-s 5, ard ~. she do on he
ri shr 0! performance oTt2--'t
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STEALING CLorn.-f Two necroe.. Ea.uga
Il lph and Essex, were lie ure The Mayer YES
teriay, charged win stealing a lo5 + cloin
from tho Manchester Cotton ain. W,"l Goa.
pany. Both "rre sent IN u Tic ~l;lslr.,
i1,ur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23
+ =. O.. = = n q 1 z.

UyFicy SpJra rs EX"REss COMPANY
-. R~lcHao.p, Sept. 2St 1898.
L !e GVo'd misu. drIss>LcG-S old ~ mite Yu1
~. ~'"a''-;a :" ii" n.Dil.y as.IrIeG, iA's C mp ny
l. -" ~or " va. ircn and 9r October Firs,. -fO,
{, '""!'i = !rqyreA 3 lsce their v.iu ..ioa q. u
~ &~r"r' u oI nr racS!.e, >Cen vain, wIi
-. Sah. C.Lpauy's ~Iece.rt, AID 'est.oiisb The
I" &" -ly IT IT. tfioG ,.-tyc DO; II i"p
lag -, nr!s exc I'd.
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st i;i:HH fiNkiH >-T.TlI
~ h., .ul 80.
The duaa. Of III, iustrsu,,ou ~, Re resum .a-
,t ssn,atJ N Jctsn4 ND sIoic n b. $ ! sily. LISA.
4, f2u Principal.
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u~4 :. ;:s.%SS SS:.sA
.,.,sen ;Itr, Sasirsas.-t -" F%&%fs'
~ fTLER 4 ALLEGH&
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

TgAcra.-Wc ara iri.itr! :a-a., proshr-
feFian cr:n~":;:''e a Hi:i.ii:.,."... -. CITY .:
Elchmvrd &c; three very intcTc>ti"5 ~! wyI:
written Tracts The following nre ihc titles
LIST. The Tongue; by Samuel B.rnett. Ed.
Of Washington, Gesrgia. 81. Within an1
Without; or. the Great ID ~ff.rsrre. 81. iIa,,.
py Jack. Tie cummiitee. we .carn. ;,ie .-ai.e-
Ing large numbers 81 trac's. an! TIE irrrta.-
ing demand for th.ss publications shows la:
they are perusel with muc! i~n'ere--. ari wa
dJuht not with the most beneti"iu. ~rc.u!,..
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EUGENE ASD STRIPED S?ocKIyG The Paris

ECGENIE AND STRIPED y 'OCkISG -lhe IarIS
correspondent Of the Liverpool Courier SAWS:
III" Empress. you are aware. possesses The i'm
mu;tal cI"ty Of having invented. or at least To-
r,vcd crinui'n" priticos's. Such n brilliant act
wou!i have fully sa;i, fed iho ambition of IN NJ
d.:iar.r "'on;an liut Her Majesty has a LOFTY
sui aud a'pircs I" The glory Of masking another
rn:nlu'ina IN female cn,tum. For thirty or
f,r'y y'ars past. and for augh. I know. more.
r. nrh ladies have been faithful Ia tn" " hire
st"ckirg. and they hav" firm y set their faces
a-,,n.s he attespt Ut Ei. Iiah lad es 10 ipfra-
jr"r he rel ru.. Tic Empress. thinking that
tao c'"rnsi wtitc Ind b"c me rather MONOCHROME
- at rrG ~ss ton g'H.irg, and b'ue too Ii'crary=-
a>s.,i h;rS-!t Il SOM ,i,hcr color cnuld HOT b..
ainp'fd. She thought lung md a~rxinusly and
NJ ;a>t insp'r"'rn csmc-tho stocking nigh. h.
:'ripn! Thu" dn, after This mental illumination.
III. lm, eri.i snklcs. pud some little spac" ab"ve
th"r, came. forth adorned With stockings of blue
AMI whit. s'ri!cs; aid nil The cUur iers prnclainr-
e.! HE unlnn ~ ne two cniurS, rRvisbing IL b.,
frai. IiY lbs inc next gar, no doubt the New
fashion will be a, prevalent rs that Of crinolires
IY CLoss Notwithstanding this forenoon.
whist some fright, which arrived by the
) mthern train WIS being taken into tie cx-
p-ss U'nca, attention was, attracted to one OF
tn" boxes bv sc ing some hair protru1ing fram
= c"!Ck III the ID Z, Whcn IL us cXarllneQa ana
iiIIld to cun:ain some one. The box WAS
n:rI ed. and = man calling himself Wsllia:u
White VAS taken out. Tine account he gives
ui hi;nseii is that he is II native Of Barbad c:,
ard Ie came To Selma, Alabama, in the steam.
shia Neptune ami ircm thence to Savannah
Wishing to leave Savannah, and being unable
I, procure Il passport to get out, q friend of
his nailed BIN up in the box, and shipped
him for Charleston. and thence to this place.
The box vas marked Lieut.. w. T. White,
y Z: b., Wilmington, N. c., Camp Williams.
IL. st.fes 'tat be was shipped from Savannah
u, the 18Th, whilst we learn from one of the
express men that lie box was entered on tle
w;.r bill, ut Charleston. on the 18th instant -
"hi-c hos been placed in charge Of the CIVIL
au,i"rjtirs. where an examination Of the. mat.
ter niii t.: bod Wilm;"gtnn Journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

Total vo:c, 1859; majority against i~n>.ruc-
tipn, FIVE hundred AMI seventy. two.
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uD.. CO \ l.. r. y e. Y.
For RENT.

$1,000 ~--%
IVA" +sEu tOR RENT OR LEtSE
Al ~ iANHEE - wi. rent or IL *" for toe war II
i''iF ! !, St.;" Pam. FG- aud is Sood. sai j. "e!l
81 ing v~s"'ahi.s Il q prain. II u ~itb!" D
: ''i tE.a -, audi, Ii the Inids Of the Watermelon
i.srsn"Eu
"rs " AL dwelling and soms outhous"< cn tho
-" !" r-,s Nm F CAMS,
'' -, Rirhmoud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

S>,is 80 l. -. u, .I5-rTiI..r. Intending 70 n'Gvo TO
-. coma r.. MI OF RI r sa,-. AZ pub H. auctiol. the
ID:f%.. .ns iDr1I ~ les re Ho- rusldes, 90 G:aB a.,
81 .hs ;yS" Il. ,..Ig o:;-''i', In Que o the rs.mS Of
WI. 4 IL - L-lG 4. -s;- for more tlsn 20 y.a-d. There
B.. 400 t. rDSTT l. ia- o. GH", -i,O 'fOE:ibg IN Ma street,
.r ,"T- ~ o. ;r- .'C- GO III I,f hen rSUir I-iJ DO
-: - mp IN I" sI = ."'., ,St irwin o. "hr 'o,m
~ "a E=t4nT 81; - H.. : he IL u-I .. ID. ct
rrr' ~ :s.'i:. 'h- h0I-.. E's,. hHs~ CO. - fDr- -
TIE " 'cafain- 40, 'UrHI srr5 irr: ID baiIi = a rp
L"is iron; * IN Aatn+':,i T. goes %" tUr-t .trs.aas
- = 81 Il J. Trnir na !. H. il. u--. = gCC .tEJ'; i@rI.
reg hG s.. wood ""I-'. M Ike 'oLss, 81. TIE i.ls@ /.
Jul :: rIick mud c".ersi viii $ ATT
Of = tu u ;rTs
Al. t. AK. ilacs =. I" 9th Eov.:at-r, 81 c~E-
r.-- Iu2 ! . O'clock, 4. u.
oc io.,"u C. 10 gHS-T.
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Meier W,ITI>G F!.UID.

Il. ~ = =: II . us ~ p" Of .uo. TO- WE-
-, I'D ~ uiaciu ct l he l. < u 80. Chm csl
Wat ani -;u u Ioi.-b-t
tH',Lioil WHITING FLUIDS.
- u f"rsnett' ca I'll h. Ks i"'te V rioas gov
- - IL Ic"hSl;- AL Ban en- u W b- 49,"
..:L ID. iasy ha e ,Dg " AIT d a,uptiior VIII
'S"i4Le co2y. w'irhi great e !'e-stum
.:qa -, MJA"l $50 Ks tr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

6. NV w. h"nIw ) IT,. n",!e -
!. n.,w.ri =, nrri % ) g ~ 06. = ct 7 inch $ iiSh."
br wa c m;!sxi. u, - veil IN CT aud ccnsi ere! 4 VIZ.
lis lyi"gr,
.t.m formerly lived near AHA don, aaA mar h. :iy!ni
| +, 81 , TIA; :. c,',I wii pay .I- RrCv; TcT@d 10
hs a..c.t end eo.Sn.Icn. III Gny county jail III ta:.
| s>t..
Address. Old reu;aiou Iron ard y il worss Company.
Riclmcan. VI. X. r. EL'SHENShIP
nc,lL1r az" I
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ii;'. <~.SyS;A.iAEa; &,

The ELscri4S-DowN WIZ MA1iluA.-
The vote castin this city yesterday, was, as
will lie seen, evan larger than that cast AT tie
lat, guLerrator;al election. 4; an early hour
il was c'rar'E a%serraiuel that Maximum"
hni received il: death b!3w, I. nearly every
vote cast was 'ngainsr instruction" ur maxi
num- l;has ;aus LH"n inaontes tably proven
tia: the mcrharir. Il Richmond took 70
p.r. AID III nnt syinia:hise in the, action f
tic ia:r di-ort;,9I? meetings irclr OF the City
T.l!. We a"&cx The use in the three wards:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

AZ A. slD-iL .>S, II '..~'' iuh"i''i"', '"i'"'
W Zf.h.- .:r~r.r. 1: ,r.a.,a6 IsrS or Fac. y, Tor wu')
"a ati2a.S. rice wili u gen. oi'!lsT III CAS-: ft":N
Sa.&Iay g! r0,I-i a.tr.. i!oio! rr'tsr Ant sr' hoi''
.~'sar- csr taTa i!ir,; CIR 'nse rr::Grrd ."ict ~ VIC
v.c, ~ s1Gr-ssfaa NJ & WEBB 4 CO,
Hslci.s:ar ;oW:. "orES
G.r. i gard s Wi;!au.s
. .. ~ rS--t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

N.httaB e Nli.s 'S0 iA>F a. IL =:
County of RnrkinRhrm II FIR for sa'e RI
v. ey tie uhs>Itle M J.. " Ia 500 Acres # lao 1, at
twh,d The Sil is NJ hIct, win east IL trl ine'y .i'u.
st.; o., th: Fsrm j:;c Il d B"cSl- ghan rtnnk 'cal len
fniirs from F.rm lie: hey l:vr 'h'cn par 81 Is IRA
w..h Smu:i MAI nd Srpnrst,r, nearly asw 40 one
Corn Mil 10 to Water Wfe.,s. T.rir TrpLta'iOn tor
gnod L ur and wal j. r'sus 's-ed. Pc se:-!ya given
Isl Il LsnrarY 1864 TERMS, C->h.
urt 1879 Wv x "
AH L h SAi FL sish t. Ell. ny IA ",
H. tha e. uG'y 81 EUc,in diam. IL l. nrar Ja-IcS rv-
or vi,h, y: - Rh1T. y " CIa, IA apd ihh below So ,is.
vile tic a'.iHs ?3i a'r,s tr"-il:r = ci' arr', the -
ra tide / - u.t-! "a! Sc'Hstt. II" -" eli ~ CO. cred
win . III cn'eir> -,"a0m. There : u good k;icl'-
e 90 i:..,u,s. C.ir barr s,ahl~, oo-@-c'i5. e., IN
III pas Ll'ss
DIX WI IAN A. TPE T.
Bol.rE's I aaGi s, bucki' ghan cvGu,y. "a.
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~ >Tsu-.Snn ~ N'%:rUH 'In''-
~ MA. III al i. "a. 10 a F.rm ~ "rst IN
y,r | IL. sut:.', for y, nziug c't:-. N ~. &c. ne ''
n, . D. .on !. a. tr >:;ua lon G.aitLy, Win COCA """r
&c 10 .Si :, r,i.u arr. F. Y. g.
s1.t on % Of this paper
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.'iiIE-, &r.
1850 pg;- .sorsd shrsi
TG%n--iis- OTsic1..,
1869 yuri. + -tds
@L>O,
! nas1iic,p, Pre- III r. set cf 81 e pis'"d WAR.
,niFry IT,. .r.S'tr. Of CJffss an1 Tea f. =.
Sur Uf:. Coz oi. Sop BOIL and Batter
Pul..
sc, s2a, WN. II. W SOSS & GO.
hrEW l;U-iC i. rresS. AMI will sppesr IN o f-U
~ days
Jar :sntEorn: Confederate Anthem,'
Ei'rlad SOD S1Tr the OH,
c~-:agHs-i ~ Pret T.. r. DE CuENrsL, OF this oity.
a-f 2!t
VEI, WATKINS & CO.,,
y 10 = ain greet,
..Y. =! pTlTats sa-:
st1 rrris L al Sugar
10 P-awu Sugar
rc1es.s u uEpUrdsr It's
20 srg,SsIl.
20 Saga al
2Jceses E.gish Cheese
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

.OhNt 30.
HC-h t-rc SNa~e - hem Sood dwell z houses. and
II u-h-r II 1854 v on .nnps-- W tn E d ~htrr, n!
". hyd 4; iuN g. ny =: I :H'.F 81 "a b IA, m. The
,.iS aie 1900 ATTY ~ both la'cL
4 dr-s, ~. u; L.IsIly, va
JON n. EROSuS.
cr,iD-lfI rETER SHlh"Y
Sar 81, d, s,rcr,'rr' viii 'op we,Sl' !" tea ouot
- ) o.! ~ v u r. H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

W:NaED "A Z nd Teach'r, WHO can
j ,rn"rcc ai-i c: ~ r C. y mrr dan L. cai st n
. Ia 10. ia q pti.a e ! m;. y 4, the c"u irJ. totHSe chsrte
in>m! 81 ncmls; ~ sci.I.r- a middle. gen man pe
s.,rd HGir". j NJ H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23
y St'HS

yFaSTEE--A rEMsLE Tbs HER qrthh-d t.
teach Latin, p.rarh .ni nu I .t.c-:.r wd' %.
u,.., ,ruurb-. III en- e .ish :aaca.i"r" Hti-'e'e ,
< zen hEl s,lui.i
Adiesl. j. hFEND1l.
- a-.3,f p,!rc. T. ~ rI u. va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

S4t,O ..",nn = f ~ va .. IT, t.a md = ,s r ''r+
of . . rv.ut - V mana ii u,NEL 'USIfttk n 'v'nH
ne i-- { m d. cry. or n hand 81 ~; tft Cni'"'
n IA IN / hhu h" d>an't. SAD hey II" hiisht u
J.. . rb III ST 81. = ! oh . ii h. upp'I II MT '+r;i IA"
,,uI = OH, o vr. ..". Tic ;,nn.e lew .ri ~il l.
p.is IN H. 4 very u" Eth. Di' mon = c.. 'r;o -
a.d. rsi:u d. - he cor ar OF Ilih aFd Bans s,i.'t'
". :. WO ID.
n, &c: r.nd Q"tr;-r STR.
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p- 40 ~ ~ rwrr'rE*. Hesro:.,
w ..ir.or "Oyr,rc h".pi's d. {"
N'''' &. SC UGGS
y. .,.y- ,iosI 'rli y -.Brf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23
REWARDS.

<. -nO RHwAeD- MT Or hi Ii'.o Vt Tu.-
DE- ri9 - -s- I"mG iei' + ting = .
l'sr, nm- 40 orCo -ui SiciiI { a., Z "ii!.i' x -i.h
5lU no e. tn" 2 - r,-.s farce : II t-s:"n h"h'"S I :
So. II IL la 'irts-y paT b 10 =. q. J"Hr-, Nj.
! wi civ Gro Tor IT, delivery 20 no. H'a ~
Hn, plsi, la nrk ~. Jrs'k.>, u
>. ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-23

y. - n tESa ID ~! x sc TIE au We r-"n'n u
.S,tSt th ar.r,, bel sior aud Gc!iy-r.. or ccnh"om-n.
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MEGttrnes.
GCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
~ FOR LIVER COMPLAINT,
g.,

II your bowels are co7tivc, TRY THEM.
If you have worms TRY THEM,
Il your breath is bad, TRY THEM.
II you feel drowsy, TRY THEN.
If you are wv spirited, TRY THEM.
If you have sick headache, TRY THEM.
THEY ONLY COST IS CENTS BOX. TRY THEM.
Btae Mass, and other preparations OF Mercury, acu
they profess TO cure And vet this corrosive mineral so
denounced by the allopathic doctorss prescribed by
them almost universally in OF Liver Complaint,
THE MANDRAKE PILLS are composed entirely OF
roots and herbs obtained from the great storehouse OF
Nature, and their sautary effects will appear
the medicine Is brought 70 The test of r experiment
SCiIENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS do NOT produce
any nausea or sickness o. the stomach but when given
t3r Dy:Pspsl9 be proper e use then in e9nnGe-
judcious treatment the digestive functions speedily
restored to their full vgor and the of ndi
When reflect that tvs Liver is the largest internal
organ OF the body that to- it assigned the mnorant
it IS subject many disorders and when it is div
eased inactive the whole body suffers alphabetically
the healthy operations of the Liver should won
deru changes in the general health and effect cures
long continuance, pains in the side and
shoulders, aching Of she limbs feeling of general
and wretchedness, and other alarming
ing SYMPTOMS, indicative OF imperfect disordcred
ton Of The Liver, are speedily removed by the of
Coitiveness. lies, bitter or eruptons, and that
Understandable feeling Of oppression mental anxiety
languo cthay, and depression of spirits which unit
man tor tie management of business and the enjoy
ment lie n are a. relieved by the use of schenck
Remember, DR., ScHenck visits Boston every month,
Nav 10Th and 2st lie is also at % Bond street, Yew
letters for advice shoni always be directed to his brn
cipaI once 30 North sixth street p6ilSdeIHbia III"
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup, and weed Tonic 81
per bottle or IS the half dozen. Mandrake Pills, rs
GEORGE R. SPUR, agent for Worcester,
GEO c. GOODWIN & Co, 80 Hanover street. Bos-
on, are General AGENTS for the New England states.
For sale by all Druggist and Storekeepers'
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THE GREAT LISH
r. Il M H ID Y.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
PREPARED from prescription Of Sir j Clarke, H. D.
Physician Extraordinary to The Queen

This extraordinary medicine is unaling In the cure Of
all painful AMI dangerous diseases TO which the te-
ale constitution is subject 1t mOderstes all excuses
and all distractions, and speedy may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price one dollar, bears the government
stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits
q A U II . n.
These PITS should not be taken By females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of PreqRaRcv, as fhev ara
to bring Miscarriage, but at any other time eS
are safe.
In all of nervous and spinal affections pains in
the back and limbs fatigue slight exertion palpita
ton of the heart MYSTERIES and whites, these pills will
effect when all other have faed and al.
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron calomel
anthony anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester, n. Y.
N B.. Sl,OO and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorized agent, will insure bottle, containing 81 pills
byreturn mail. Sold by all druggists dis deowly
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meoitinal.
Id H l l. L s
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT


FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN -During tb. nr.c
tlce OF fifteen years Dr. Iiill has come in contact with
almost nnumerabe cases of Debility. occasioned INV
dreadinl haDit of solitary self abuse. They continue
to warn ali Young wh1 are not afflicted To avoid
It as they value their lives and to advise ali who oro
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they can be cured oi such trouble and them know
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance of Them
In time tsno eXaggeraton to say that three fouIths
OF the insane their maady to this horrd habit The
propretors of Insane Asylums corroborate the state
mout and if the victim escapes insanity idocy vet he
she is entirely untitled for the real pleasures Of life
either in out OF the domestic erclewith procreatye
powers ruined allie led with distrust, doubtful
his friends in tact, perfect hypOchondriac what is he
lit for but out and die Attend to them once
all you who addicted to this miserable habit or
be too late, and you may 80 down 20 dishonored
grave hardly fit to meet the God who gave you the
which you have made instead of blessing
as they intended There exists not in the whole
world object more loathsOme miserable than
thus broken in health and hopes Avoid it then you
wish for happiness and heaven.
DIR Illus practice is wholly on the botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office No. 50 Vain street Worcester, open from a. M
to IL p Letters (pOspaid will receive prompt atten
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CELEBRATED SALVE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve is vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by DIR. WIN. GRACE,
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that baffled the skill of the most
eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew him as public benefactor.
Grace'g Celebrated salvo cures Burns.
Grace's Celebrated Salvo cures Scalds.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Flesh Wounds
Graoe's Celebrated Salvo cures Corns.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Felons.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Frozen Limbs.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Wens.
GraCe's Celebrated Salve cures Callouses.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Salt Rheum.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Chilblains.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Breast
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Lips.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Erysipelas Sores
Graee's Celebrated Salve cures Assesses.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Ulcers.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Chapped Hands.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down to a common Pimple. 1t eradi-
Gates Pimples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and ener-
getlc action for the speedy cure of external dis
eases as those who have tried its virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors and Fishermen, will find this
Salve their best friend.
1t has none of the irritating, heating proper
ties of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case of
accident, for it will save them much trouble,
suffering, and money. AL it wants is a fair
Tial to cure old and inveterate Sores,