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A Detective Among III. X. g. C,..

grave practical Joke was perpetrated a night
or two since on rustic individual who, under
the impression that he possessed remarkable keen
ness, entered into the detective business on his
own hook. Having heard about town, and read
in tha papers, about tue X. G C's-the knights If
the Golden Clrcle,-he con, eived the idea that he
was born to lead a crusade against that damning
iniquity. He communicated the fact to one high
in authority, and added that he was on the tract
almost ready to reveal. He was told to go
ahead for, sthough no sensible person entertained
the idea thst such an association existed In Chca.
90, there was q prospect Of fun ahead.
Unluckily for his scheme, 1t CHANGED that he
had fallen among q merciless set Of SVags, who
had played upon his crsdulity sufficiently to lead
him on, and he was now ready for the sacrifice
Having received the sanction Of authority, he de.
termined to 90 through with the initiation. With
this end in view, he was conveyed mys!eriously
to a private room on Randolph street, where he
was put through the preliminary ceremonies He
swore by all the saints to support the Southern
Confederacy, to act as a spy on the North, to com
municate at all possible opportunities with JEFF
Davis, and In all things TO conform to the seces
sion creed In letter and deed. He was then strip
ped naked, and, while the room was enveloped
posed Of equal parts Of molasses, coal tar, and
pounded glass, which was poured over his head
and suffered to trickle down in fragrant rivulet
to his feet.
next. The gas was turned on, and he found him
self vis-a-vis with female figure which LOOKED
so much like life itself that he turned a bacl
somerset from fright, and set up series Of yell
which threatened to bring in the police. Th
company scattered In a sudden panic, and tum
bled down the back stairs as well as they.cou
from laughter. The proprietor Of the premise
kicked out the devotee to profaRe mysteries
threw his clothes after him, and turned of tn
gas. The police found him on the stairs dis
Ea6ills and marched him of to the lookup II
managed to discern the point Of the joke tn
next morning -ChisagO Tunes.
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CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.

ssys Blade. 5,cfunsar, Dise6srg,, IpOt.neY Gen
.F'l D.Sity N:.,Cs.n: D.ss.Py .NIESEs SSHts.ss
rrsmbngs, Dunsa o. sgnt OF Giddinsss Dsssss q The
sch or BoS.i,-h,.s T.rrb. Di.ordsrr arising from Soil.
tAry Habit, Of Youh-hss Dreadful and Prse
tees Which render Marriage imPOssbls, and destroy seh
YOUNG MEN
is.P Sr.ss,n' sos s',,se,. h.s,, Sblss spSsn,
70 untmsly grave Thousands OF Yourg Msn Of the nost
.. .sna SENATE. s S. sna. :: %
g..ue. .aksd he living lyrs may cali sItA
MARRIAGE.
MARRIID PERSONS, or Young Men esntsnPlsaaE Mar
Ss., S.ns sr. s.T,d 'sAh'' 0''
n. who PLACES himself under tn, sf Dr. may rslE
rely upon his ,kl as physiciGn-
OFFICE No SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
len hand .id' gong from BsnmOr. .I.s fay deer, from
mrst hs paid and contain q stamp.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
Member Of Royal College Of LoBden, Ersdu
from Of the eminent Colleges the uH.sd
stsI and the sa. part Of shPss ~; has t'.1 ipsnt in
has Effected Of the astonishing
knOvn many troubled with nnsing in ths head and
sudden sounds SaIhalnt With frequent blsE ug attended
.onstimss with dsrsngsmsnt Of mlDd cured bnms-
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
m;R .Pd S:h: Eh3 S,p S;D' Injured s
l'sra'd from evil eonPanloni or school ne ,n,eu o.
II, IA
render. marriage impossible, and destroys both mind Gnd
body, should apply Immediately.
Thss Of the sad and Melancholy sfseti
Limbs, Pain, in the Head Dmn.s Of gh Loss Of SussEa
Power PaptstOn Of Heart Dysptpy, Nervous IrTIts-
Sty, Dsrangsm,nt Of the Dg.stys Funetions, General
DSy yGPoT, .. s4. o. m mind Ar. much =.
drsadsd-Los Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Dtpressou
Of sprs Evil Forsbodings Aversion Of Society, sslDs
trust Love Of Solitude Tmidiy, ts az some OF the suili
NERVOUS DIBILIrY.-Thousands can new Judge What &,
the Of their declining hssh losing hsir vgcr bseo
appearances about the sys cough symptoms Of eenisnP
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE.
whsn and prudsnt vosry Of o. d
he has bIbsd ths seeds Of this painful dssast often
happens that imsd Of dread Of dIeo,sy
deter, him from applying shOs, vhO from .dTe sSc
hands Of and designing prssndsrs vho ineaPsbl,
curing, 6eh hs pseuniary substance, ktsp him trfns
month after mouth, long tnt tmasst Tee can be OBJ
sd and despair leave him with ruined health tft
CALLING dssppostnsnt; BY Of that deadly
the Constitutional symptoms Of thin
tsrbls dssa sSeh fseoo, Of the Heart Throat Had
p.rsd 70 bis .adfa sufsrinF, BY ,sndinf hint hal an
dcsvsrsd reIa vhss bsEus traveller
| DR. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTBNCY
sy this great and important Tsnsdy vsskn. Of ht srfsn
ipssdy ssrsd and fall viEsr rssrsd fs.usOds sf th,
and dsbiatsd, vhs lad lest all bsPs,
All inDsdinsnts y MsIT,ss, Physical o. hsnt, Di,q
frsnsng and wssknsss ExhGsstisn " he msst srt
i k.s speedily cured
ENDORSEMENT OF 1RE PRESS.
Tsl MANY fHousAsD: cured at th, insitstsn yithil
he last years. and the important ssrgi
sa spsTansns Bsrsrmsd by Dr. Johnstsn, by ID
rsBsTtsn 81 the papers and ether psrtons notices
ysi:h n.,s ssRssi.d af:n :nS again s:sr: the S,ss
sity, is suassn guarantee TO ths Gsietsd. ltly
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RoNNEY.-The Rsmney (Western Virginia)
correspondent Of the Wheeling lntelligencer
writes November l5tn
There are some guerillas around here. On the
18th inst part tie Generals body guard Of cav
airy were out scoutlRg. They were rred on from
ambush and two Of them killed. The same eve-
ming Co. A, LIST Va. Regiment, one company Of
cavalry, and battery ofllght artillery were sent
to scout. They were unable to fnd anything Of
the enemy, but brought In the bodies Of the poor
fellows that were killed.
Romney 10 the county seat Of Hampshire county
twenty-six miles from New Greek, twenty-five
from Cumberland, Md, and forty-thres from
Winchester. II 10 q very pretty place and a nice
location, but the devastating haud Of war Is
everywhere visible. Nearly all the Inhabitants
have len and their houses are occupied by ouI
soldiers The stores are all closed. There are
many nne residences which are occupied as hos
pitals, &c. It 10 the same way In the country
Nearly every house 10 vacant
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BLUE PnLs.-An army correspondent gives the
following account Of the medicine given the vol
untee1 : b q 3.
s.Our doctors give us the same medicine for all
complaints. Headache, blue pill; bellyache, blue
pill; rheumatism, blue PIN yellow jaundice,
blue pill cold, blue pll; diarfhea, blue pill, and
are Of fhs opinien IL don't take much 70 make .
doctof.r
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SHOT HIS own SoN.-The Wheeling Intelli-
gsncer learns by letter from 81 Marys, Va, on
The Ohio river, that on Saturday last Mr..
Isaac BigRs and son left home for the purpose OF
huuting deer. When about twenty-five miles
from home, and whilst passing through q thicket,
the father about fifteen feet behind the son, the
BANNER Of the latters gun caught upon vine,
causing the discha .ge Of the weapon The bali
passed through the back part Of the younger
Biggs head, killing him Instantly. =.
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Rebel Arms.
From the Wheeling Intelligencer, 18th.

From the Wheeling Intelligencer, 18th
About three hundred Of the guns captured
from Floyd, of the Carnifax ferry affair, ar
rived in the city yesterday, and were taken to
the Government store house. There were also
number of home manufactured knives, Of a
rude but savage looking make. The guns are
principally the Richmond fint-lock rifles, and
have upon them the names Of the counties to
which they were forwarded to supply the ma
litis. Some of them are still good, and will be
altered to make them still better. Among the
lot are q number of shot guns, common rifles
some of the sesesh at Carnifax were very ir.
regularly armed
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HELMBoLP's EXTRACT BUcHu

For WeaknesFes
Arising from E1oesses, Habits Of Disslpstlor
Early j. discretion or Abuse
AtieMdsd Uiih tAs FollOaeisg Symptoms.
Loss Of Memory, Dihbculty on Rre. fhIn,
Weak Nerves. TTembiins
Horror Of Disease, Wafefnioee
Dlmuess of Vision. Pam in the RaSE
unIvsrEa, LassitHde Of the MuF 7 lar sy1tem,
Hot Hands, FlUsSinE OF the Hcdy
DTynets OF the SKIN, ErrpftOns on the FGoe,
PAILID coUNTESs NcR.
These sympt, ms. n owed O. o on, which this
medicine nNarlabiy removes, sooa 70 lows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY. EPT.EPTIC Pits,
In one Of tohick tks Pafissti ray Eopiys
Who can say that they are rot frequently fol-
lowed by those "DIRKFUL DIsKGEEs."
"INSANIFY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause o. , sir suffering,
But NoNR WILL CONFrss.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE AsYLUMS
And she Melancholy Deaths b. CozsNrytis.,
BEAR AMPLE w.TNKss To THz rEuTH OF rHr
ASSERTION.
THE CONSTlTU ZION ONCE AFFRCTRD
WITH ORGANIC wEAKNESS,
Requires the aid OF medicine 70 ST. q gthen and
IpvlgoTals the System
vhlch HELNBOLD's EXTRACT BUCaU
tnrariablV doss
a TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKEPTIcLL.
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pOld telegraphen sssert that the new nne
% Bsn Pancisco viii answer very wei In the
sumner and fall season, but, when the big snow
s.oru5s thai occur about Salt Lake aud 10 o,her
sections through which the runs commence, II
viii bs impossible to keep the line IN working
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~ The Canadians are snerRetically oraanin-
irfng their local active and sedentafy militia,
eemmisssioning new ofacen and forming new
companies; also commissioning Instructors In the
st % nusketry, &c. e ~
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~ SOMETHING NEW! - r
@(s16REATEsT Discovery OF~le.
B At 2S1 C street, oppoSits S
the ThsdIeT.

OYSTERS STEAMED
In the Shell and Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
to q roast) In tloo minutes, ths fastest
rims on record Call and see,
The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
in the District, and visitors TO the oity that he has
reftted his OLD and wELL-KNowy EsTABLIsHMENT
In q most thorough manner, and has made COM
pIete arrangements to furnish OYSTERS in any
sty and any quantity. 400 to 500 ga Ions shuoked
per day. 2 900 to 5000 oans Of Sploed and Fresh
put up daily-cans Theoretically sealed. Furnished
Ia the shell BY the kushe or barrel.
Persons wishing to have Oysters furnished regu-
larly through the winter, At Baltimore prices,
without fear of failure, should call and make ar
rang Gsments az once, Freight; time, and money
eS usl to the celebrated Baltimore establishments
at prices just as low.
TO Suffers.
Canned Meats, Lo6stssfs: Sardinss. i CLANS
60. &c. Also, Pickles, CatsqP, Saices, Brandy
Peaohes, 60 Also, Game and Fresh Fish. Tur-
ties, TerrapIns, Fresh Lobsters, Cod, Halibut, o
In act, every thing for sale in the Sortht mar
kets always on hand, at reasonable prices.
Hotels and families supplied with Oysters, de-
vorod without charge q any part OF the District
in season, II the money 10 scnt with the order.
MY establishment is open from q IN. 20 u a,
night, every day, except Sunday, when 1 close a
10 O'Clock Q. m.
seT Il. M. HARVEY.
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHRoPLAsrl BONE
+ + T I'll,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE Or CLASPS.
DR.. g r SIGESMnNn

DR.. g. B SIGESMOND,
910 Broadway, Nsts York-26O Pesa ;ylcdHia AZ
s1Ss, bsttssen l2th ard lSth SITS WdsktaetoH,
Calls the attention of the public to the following
Advantages of his improved system: EXe
/. The Teeth Of his manufacture willS3E%
never oorode nor change color BY any <cNSSS
loids, being three fouIths lighter than any other.
3. No teeth or roots need be extracted, es the
trti6cial ones can be inserted over them.
g. The roots will be made Inofensive, an never
ACHE
l. No temporary teeth sre needed, as permanent
ones can he made immediately, thereby preserving
The natural EXPRESSION of the face, which under
The cid 81 stem is frequently disfgured.
g. This work has been fully tested over FIVE years
6J many OF the first chemists and physicians of this
country.
DR.. s. has also invented . white undestruotive
metal filling, with which the most sensitive teeth
oan be filed without pain, and can build up per
teot sound tooth on any slde roots which will last
through lifetime,
The best Of references gIven-to Dr. v. Mott; DR.
Doremus, Professor of Chemistry, N, "; Hon
Judge Wayne, Of the Supreme Court Of Wasf1ng
ton, and thousands of others.
Call and examine for yOufself. no 6m
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RoOEs Ard SHOES 70 SsIs 1Hk
- TINES.
We4fe n0g llznufsctgTin- sli kinds OF BOOTS
txa SHOES. and constantly reoeivInF sz>Eaa
E1Ifly OF eastern made work of every de- E355
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BE sold 81 mucn lower price than has beens ~.
heretofore charged In tkIE sity for msoh inierIa7
Articles, :
Persons In vsni o; Bceis AID shoes Of eastern or
elfy made goTk, will SlWsys end good AEsorsmsI
In store and At tks lowest frlcee. SIye uE oAI,
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AL Ar wa P-rrsr'vnria
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No. Ala 7th ST., between 6 and III.
no l2-Sws F. MUHLINGHA
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Take 40 more BalsaDl, Mercury, OF UspIsasa.f
Medicine for UHPlsasast aad Dangerous
Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages; At little Expense
Little or no change In Diet; No inconvenience;
Aad ELDOsHFe.
lt causes q fresu mt desire and gives strength TO
UTinste, thereby Renewing a. bstI uctlons,
Preventing and CGnnE Structures of the Urethrs,
Allaytng ram and Inflammation, 20
frequent In the class Of diseases am ex xpellinE AL
PosSoAoss, Diseased, oSd tcosA 0Ht Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who have paid hsdcP fees TO be cured IN short
time, have found they were deceived. and that the
POISON" has by the use Of 'potoszfsl ayfriagssfs'
gravsted form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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Reading Matter for the Ftrssids Circle :
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WOOD AND COAL.
= OU WIll surely Sst your pSnsy's worth b.
sS 1 Ssvsnfb ssrsef dad CdssI, GEO. PAGE,
AEent) They sell cheaper and give better measure
than enJ others in the citJ-cut, EpIt, and delIy-
cred free OF charge. IL T0U don ehave i've
the Pioneer Mills g trls., and be satisfied.
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THERE Is SOMETHING YOU WANT
l SOLDIERS, 8 suPPfLY fPf STORE,
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATION
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,

For Diseases of TIE
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DROP.
sICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power of DiFestlon.
arc e1oites the ABsoRBENTs fnto healthy actor
by which the wATKRY OR csJcERoUs deposItions
ana g.! UNNATURAL kNLaRGKM aNIs are reduced .
IS well as PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and 10 rood
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-25
Medicine for the Army.
FRYE's
We q e II A B L e
PAIN CURER.

EVERY FAMILY, As WELL As EVERY
SOLDIER, SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE
BOTTLE ON HAND.
ternal Remedy for Rkeumatlsm, Neurslgia,
Burns, Sores, sSrains, Ringvorms, Cspker,
Piles. Dyspepsia, Cbilblains, kidney Complaints,
Teeths,hs, Headsches, Colds, Coughs, Bruises,
Fever and Ague, Cholera, 30. -
The PAIN CURER is entirely vegetable In lts
competition, and may be used ut all tlmes with
perfect s9fety: Pull direohsns accompany each
bottle. Manufactured By
JOSEPH 9. FRYE,
. - SALRN, MASS.
For sale by al prinnIpsf Drueg,sts- no4-im-