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GRAND LARCENY CAsEs-Yesterday officers
Barker and White arrested Marshal TAFT and
Richard Haloerf, alias Mozingo, for stealiag
iron, the property OF Thos. Martin, in the
Seventh Ward. Justice Boswell sent them 10
jail for court Edward Burke was arrested
6y omceI eatman upon the complaint of +.
Hopper. for the larceny of watch and $500 In
Baltimore. He is held for q hearing. Thos
Shepherd, colored, was arrested by officer
Gunnell for the larceny Of two flannel shirts,
the property of Is. Gross. He was sent 70 Jail
for court by Justice Boswell.
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DIsMIssKD.-George Farr was arrested last
week by Detective Miller upon suspicion of
stealing watch and chain and articles of
Jewelry, the property Of Mrs. Mary A. Hnsley
valued AT $3.50, anu was committed for a hear-
ing by Justice Tucker. He had q hearing last
night at the Police Headquarters. and the evil
dence being insufficient TO Justify a commit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-18

SEYMOUR-RAYBOLD On the 4th Decent
REBECCA =. RAYBoLD, both Of Washing
city.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.


NATIONAL TBEATgR.-Mr. Jsferson,s Sec
ond appearance this evening in BoucicauIrs
drama of rip Van winkle; or, The Sleep of
Twenty Years" founded on Washington Ir.
wing delightful American STORY.
WALLS NEW OPERA HoUsR-Seco, d
representation this evening of "a irianne
the Secret of a Life; or, The Duel in the M st
win new scenery, appointments, and cos
TUNES. the original music, and Mrs. ID, p
Bower snd Mr.. j. 9. McCollom, assisted nv
q powerful cast from the combination stock
company
FAIR EUILDING, corner of 7th street and Pa
asenne.-The Grand Masonic Fair, for the
benefit OF the Masonic Hall Association
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-There was unite a
large attendance ut the first OF the novel and
delightful entertainments given BIZ the grand
original Bohemian glass blowers, workers and
spinners last evening. The exhibition wss OF
a most attractive character, and a number of
beautiful glass ornaments were distribn ted TO
the audience. Give them a call this evening
UNION LEAGUE HALL. 9th street between N
and Fire lecture this evening by prof p
r Rowland on the application of chemstr > tn
me afts ana SCIENCES, with experiments IN nj
tFOUs oxide gas
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STATUETTE OF MR.. LINCoLN-The statuette
OF Mr.. Lincoln, by Swayne, now on exhibition
at Galrs jewelry store, has many points OF
excellence, and by some Is preferred to any
model yet made OF the martyred President
The artist HIS selected one of the most inter-
esfing events in the MI st heroic period of Mr.
Lincolns administr ation-,he reading OF the
second Inaugural Address. Mr. Swayne, who
had good opportunities for studying his SUBJ
ject, has aimed 70 mold the peculiar features,
10 catch the half sad, nalf smiling EXPIRE ssion
OF Mr.. Lincoln, and 70 combine q good likeness
and an easy pose.
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DR0FS. J. w. & b. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, "A
Pennsylvsnis avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sts. ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. lHSA
Our Academy is now open for the reception OF
Pupils. select class Is now forming on Wed
nesday afternoon from 4 to s clock, for these
~ho cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
can be had at J +. Ellis and W. q. Metzerott q
Co Music Stores.
The Hall can be rented for Soirees, 30.
Days and Hours Of Tuition:
for Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Thu rsday afternoons, from to 8 o clock.
Genflemen's Glasses, Tuosda y and Thu rsday eve
nings from to 10 O'Clock.
or trr Their inform alton apply during the hours
OF tuition, or address q note to the Academy.
Quarter commencing with the first lesson. se 10
NJ RINI's FASni9NABLE DANCING
MARINI's ASSEMBLY ROOMS, n
r., between 9Th and l9th streets, E6A
This academy 10 now open fer the recep -
ton OF pupils
Days and hours Of tuition for young ladies
misses and masters Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, from 3 TO SD IN.
Gentlemen's classes from to 10. same evenings
N Private instruction given to suit the con
venfence OF the pupil sez5
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TIE masonic FAIR.-The interest in this
worthy enterprise is rapidly increasing, and
visitors upon each succeeding visit disco yer
some new attractions. Upon a stage At the
north end OF the hall are TO be seen several fine
statuettes, executed by Winnie ReaTn, and the
an excellent piece of workmanship and highly
crediiable TO the manufacturers. Upon one of
the tables are, three fine pictures OF the late
President Lincoln, General u. S. Grant, and
General Robert Z. Lee, respectively. These
pictures Will be rallied for 81 per chance.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
BERRY D VAIL .....PROPRIEToRS
u. b. PHILLIP0 ST QH MANAGER

WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
bBhhy WALL ................--..P R0PRIET0RS
n. b. PHlLkIPo AANA6ER.
sDo0ND PRODUCTION IN WASHING rVN,
OF an eatir' IL Lev and original romantic pl1
ADJ ENNE;
TH1 SECRET OF LIFE.
Oh. rHH DBGL In TIL MIST.
This elegant play having been tor some time in
active rehearsal, will be presented on
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC IL, 1866,
With . powerful Cast OF Characters, embracing
the names Of the Great Artistic.
INKS. ID. p. BOWERS,
the Popular Actor,
Mr.. J. U. MSCOLLOM.
And nearly Every Member of the
GkEAT COMBINATION STOCK COMPANY.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvsnia avenue, near Willards' Hotel.
Eighth Night OF the Re engagement Of
NIB. JEFFERSON,
Who will appear .a
THIS Tuesday EVENING. DEC. Is, 1885,
in Dion Boucic sult's drama,
RIP VAN WINKLE:
Oh, THE SLEEP OF TWENTY YEARs.
Founded on Washington Irvings beautiful
story, with entirely new and elaborate scenery
and mech snisn, and . cast of great power
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MAOKEREL AND GOLDFISH.
10 600 pounds large SHORE GOLDFISH
90 barrels No. MACKEREL.
Just received and for sale at our wharf, at the
foot Of Seventh st. B. Z. BROWN SON,
Commission Mercha ants,
delsu No. ass Ninth ST., bet and y.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

FOR SALE AND RENT.
EoR sALk--Tbe GOOD WILL, STOCK aud
II MIXTURES of q small Grocery and Provision
and stsbling attached. This place would an.
swsr any huckster, as there are two convenient
cellars. Inquire at the star Once. de 1851
tGk sALE-That valuable pie,e of PROPER.
teeuth street, IS feet front by 100 feet deep The
Building, fronting on New York avenue, and con-
tanning fOurte n rooms. with all modern I'm prove
Brick Building fronting thirteenth street,
containing seven rooms.
ately. FITOH FOX
Real Estate Brokers,
delSdt Opposite Post once.
LOB REHT-A welI-furnished DENTIST OF
FleE. with use Of psrior, in first. class loca-
18Th H.o sSIan SIDE ss
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR BENT. on I'd 81. =,
Il No. 1e9. near Pennsy lvania avenue, coutain-
ing 3. 'l5 lsoms. Price Per month, in advance.
FOE Ben. "A small STORE With d. ROOMS,
and SsHt vs SG sot A'
Rly to DIT. DARBY, opposite ODD Fellows Hall.
TO LET-A WELL -FURNIsHED HOUSE. re-
able neishborhooa. Terms moderate. For par.
s sS :ns iSSpy sS Mcguire 90 ssIss, Of
EoR REST-A four story BRICK HOUSE
l. stable and garden, on the corner Of 18th street
Si:pS SEn In No e s sss
EOR RENT-Two larg and conmodious ROOMS
eating and Y,
sss'ed, At No 50 Penn q avenue, between 2lst and
Il WHITE HOUSE or BELLV6IR' and mn
OfPOssUM NOSE FisHERIEs, on the Potomac
oss or them M n BE
"a By or SssI5s the 9fh 81 Of % priv
srs mes1Ts Co. Wool % f @sy PC bsS
Agent e either Ter ss
Execntrix de s-3tawtJan 10
EOK REET-The STORES on Loui,isn. a q
and ess u SsswesT s1 .1a lDsn streets No.
sss5is t:F
LOB RENT-Tbe late RESIDENCE Of H6
I, FAINT, 42e ID street, contaiaing II rooms, with
n fdh n aR T9ffES lHPT9y Apply 70 SSlF
i eating Roo Ms. uninrnished' second Soor No
fS4 Penn sv. bet ls,h and nth SITS. no . Il
RisIEs5sf spa ma. ,9d
able IsE sS:sksspins: Also, For sale several
Goa s fh :s on ss'K terms Inquire sTARR
= HOUSE, with . few acres Of improvsd garden
land attached. Price per msnth, SD Persons
desiring to visit the premises do so By taking
the Alexandria boat and requesting to be landed
at Giesboro. lde s-eoaw+l JOS. N. YOUNG
Nj AkSHAL ADAMS begs leave to inform his
w friends and the public that he has for rent
email HALL, on reasonable terms, suitable for
festivals, fairs, &C.. or any select purpose. In
Quire at No. 81 9Th ct.
sired. de eoixs
LOB RENT-TAe PROPERTY known as. The
L COMMERCIAL Building " located on La ave-,
adjoining the Central Guardhouse. The building
has front Of about 60 feet and depth of I70 feet
running through from the avenue TO Canal ct.
press Company.
Fer terms apply to WIN. h. PHILIP. 90 La.
ave near 9th 81. no 3o-eo0
LOB RENT-The STORE No. Sal ID street,
l. near 18th. IL fronts Immediately on Penna
svenpt and 70 one Of the largest and most oonvs.
uiently situated store rooms In Washfngtop city
Apply 70 O. B. BAKE. Of the Star Once. ies0.6
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METZEROTT HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, pEO. 18th, 1866.
PUTTY AND yARNIsH, Oh PONTOON
PHILOSOPHY
JOSH BILLINGS
An Essay en- Fakt, PhWn and Ednsy, mixed up in
twenty one axis
Tickets, so Dents; for sale at the II otel and
Book stores, and Post Office News Stand.
A limited number of Reserved Seats, rs Cents
each. 20 be had only at Metzerotts Music Store.
Doors open att O'Clock; Josh opens at g. de IL st
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EDUCATIONAL.
.ROVER q BAKER

r. H. DUvA npGst L AT DTy "a . BRO.J
No. 434 Pa. ave, between AZ and 9Th SITS,
Would inform big frisnds and the public that he
IL prepared. with extensive assortment a
of French and English Cloths, Csssimeres.
and Vestings. to furnish Clothing TO order W
In the most superior and fashionable man
ner. Orders from members Of Congress and .nn
others respectfully solicited.
Also, Q general assortment Of Gentlemen
FURNISHING GOODS, embr acinRs Dress and
Under Shirts and Drawers, Umbrellas, Handker.
de g. eo2Nif
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-18

"A LARGE Assortment Of SteinwAy . Sons
Pianos have just been received, Also,-
Piano Stools and Covers For sale ct fac yEs3S[z
tory prices at the warerooms OF UNIV
DEF W. G. MErZER0TT co.
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GURHAM GREEN CORN.
FIFTY CASES Of this fine CORN have Just ar.
rived, Upon comparison with Others, the COR
ham CHEM OORE, ..ssaled fresh in its own
mill: stands far IN the advance;
This CORN 10 grown in Maine. from the seed
selected end improved with the greatest care, and
In its preparation all the latest nents are
combined. For sale ut very low price
NV. BUROHELL,
Under Ehbitt House,
nos Corner OF rourtee nth and r SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-18

TO OUR HRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS -
Having disposed Of our Ests blishment to Mr. JOS
SHAfFIBLD, So faverably known as o Oonfec-
lloner, We respectfully request our friends to ex
TEND their favers to him, knowing they will not
regret IL. JBWELL,S
de l2-6t' 246 Pa. av., bet. 18th and Isft sts
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c

CAPITOL HOUSE AND RESTAURANT.
~ S46 Penn avenue, between Ist and ID sta
Comfortable Rooms. with hrst class Board
twenty years experience as chief cook at the sew.
eral Foreign Legations and principal Hotels In
this country should be . sufficient guarantee OF
satisfaction to all who will extend nae their pa
OHM ERs and sUPPERs ct private residences
for parties and balls. will be often up in the hes,
style. CHARLES GTyATDXN
de 6-eolmr Pronrietor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-11
From, Cincinn y ii.

CISCINNATI, Dec. l0.-The weather
was very sold to-day, with slight fall
of snow. Reports from the west and
northwest represent cold weather, with
more or less snow.
Newton Colby was arrested to-day for
stealing $4,000 from Bunyan Colby, at
Mount Washington, last week. Nearly
all the money was recovered.
Three men were drowned at Paducah,
Ky., yesterday, while attempting to
cross the river in skiff.
The work on the Cincinnati g. Louis
willie Railroad will be commenced i'm
metliately. Five hundred thousand dol
lars have been subscribed by the Louis
Vile 4 Nashville Road i'll aid of the
enterprise. The road will be about one
hundred miles long. and will intersect
the Louisville s Frankfort Road at
Lagrange, Ky.
Col. Taylor assumed charge of the
Cincinnati post office yesterday, vice
Mayer, removed.
The last vessel of the lake H. ct arrived
at Chicago this morning. There are
now three hundred and siXty-two yes
sells of all kinds laid up there.
The coal tar works connected will
the st. Louis gas works were destroyed
by fire this morning.
Thirty-three suits for damages
amounting to nearly one million dol
, lars, in the United States District Cour
: of Newport, against Gassaway an'
others, for illegal arrests during the re
bellion, have been dismissed at the COS
: of the plaintiffs.
The expenses of the Cincinnati Fir
Department for the last nine month
amounts to over one hundred and forty
four thousand dollars.
5 Jas. Locke, wellknown journals
= of this city, died last night.
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FROM MEXICO.
The Surrender Of Cannles-The Lib
crnI Cause in Mexico Hopeful.


BRowNsvILLE. TEXAS, Dec. 3, via. New
Orleans, Dec s.-By the terms of the
surrender, Canales, with all his force,
will henceforth act with and under Is
cabado. In four days the cOnjoined
force, numbering about 1000, Will move
through Monterey 10 unite with other
forces ON the road for the recovery OF
San Luis PotoSi, which, together with
Durango and Zacacas, are promised de-
liverence by next January.
The cOncentrative action throughout
the Republic of Mexico now promises
the speedy dcliverance Of Mexico.
Juarez moves without reference TO this
force.
Sherman is probably already on his
way to Durango, there to await the
contamination of plan. Upon the re-
coycry of two-thirds of Vie State 1t Is
probable he will urge meeting OF the
Republican Congress
The rumor here of the progress in the
direction of Mciia with an Imperial
force, and of iste rout of Liberals on
this road under NaravajO and TervenO.
is ridiculcd by Escobado, whose infor-
nation of Il later date reports.a small
fight and victory by those Literal chiefs,
who are now in 4 small town about
twelve miles this side on San Luis Poto-
81. awaiting the arrival of the rest OF
the corps. Hscsbilo himself will Stay
here hut Il fe~ days after his command,
vixen, leaving behind thsroashly pa
ciiicated frontier, he hopes by spring to
rest in aie capital,
Crowds of refugees thronE. the streets
every day since the surrenda returning
with thsr effects: ConAdsi&e aQi com
mercc Under tie restoration promise
better liz en- the border.
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New Scientific Toys.

The London Lancet describes some
new scientific toys, which are taking
the place OF Pharoah's serpents and the
magic photographs. Itsays:
An eminently popular toy just now
the rainbow bubble"-is q passing re-
suit that was obtained in the course of
certain abstruse experiments on the
refraction of fluid media. 1t is of ex-
quisite beauty, but its resources Us an
amusement are not half developed.
Thus, it is easy to blow one bubble
inside of another by simply thrusting a
fine glass tube charged with the fluid
through the very material of the bub-
hle itself, and then blowing an inside
sphere. So, also, the finfer, similarly
moistened, may be introduced, and the
bubble left to hang on digit, like one
of the fruits in Aladdin's garden.
Again, the indoor fireworks that are
such a screaming delight to the rising
generation, represent years Of study.
The paper which, crumpled, lighted and
and thrown into the air, blazes like o
meteor, is but mitigated pyroxylinc;
one of the many results of the discovery
of gun cotton by Schonbein. More Gu.
rious still are the little matches which
throw out beautiful spangles, and are
known as Japanese fireworks. These
are due to composition which involves
the most delicate processes of the pyro-
technic art, and has been known for
nearly two centuries as "spur fire. Its
perfection depended upon the extent of
trituration of the simple materials, for
if the nitre was too infinitely powdered
the effect ceased. The Japanese have
afforded the clue to the mystery, as these
matches show that it was necessary for
the nitre to be melted into ball before
spur-like sparkles appeared.
Another equally eurions but also some
what dangerous amusement consists OF
little globules, appropriately named
"crocodiles' tears" and "larmes de dia-
ble,p which blaze when thrown into
water. These, of course, consist of po-
tassium in soluble casing.
1t would be easy to cite whole Ger
ries Of illustrations, and proving the
remarkable ingenuity with which prac-
! teal minds turn to account the re-
searches of science, even for the con.
struction of toys Rightly directed,
the new stimulus thus afforded to
thought, to investigation, and to that
curiosity in action which Is one Of the
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Probable Return Of MAMMALIAN 10 the
Capital Cnbinet Meeting -Mcjin
lryying Forced Looms

New YoRK, Dec. l0.-A City of
Mexico correspondent says that since
the arrival of Miramon and Marquee,
negotiations with the Emperor for
his return to the capital have been re-
viewed. 1t is now probable that he will
do sn.
Austrian and Belgian troops in the
City of Mexico received orders to march
to Vera Cruz on the 22d inst, but the
order was couBtermanded.
The Cabinet was to have met at ORR
zaba on the2ItlL Shen Nidanvere would
advise an abdication aud the opening
of negotiations for that purpose Will
JuareZ.
Meiia's force at san Luis were levy
ing forced lOaAs tn a large amount
slU1.0OO was demanded of the British
Consulate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-11
Rad for Bnnks-Drukenncss Proved
on Him.

The Boston correspondent Of the Chi
cago Tribune telegraphs that committee
of five citizens from the Sixth (Banks
Congressional District, including some
friends of General Banks, and all OF
them prominent men in the community
have visited Portland, Maine, to inquire
into the recent charges of intoxication
brought against Gen. Banks. The cores
pondent says: "They found the charges
of intoxication fully proved, and in or
der to satisfy others Us well as them
selves, procured affidavits of the most
important witnesses in regard to 1t, In,
Guiding walters and others at the hotel
where the indiscretion of General Banks
was most prominent. They have
now written letter to General
Banks, stating in plain terms the
result of their journey, and remind
ing him of the declaration which he
made at Maiden, in large meeting OF
his constituents, to the effect that II the
accusation against him were true, he
would not only decline a denomination
to Congress, but would resign the
seat he now holds. This remarkable doc,
ument is in the hands of gentleman oil
Boston, and will undoubtedly soon be
given to the public through the press
have seen it, but am not at liberty 10
send Won its precise words at present.
This summary of circumstances and
purport may, however, be relied on as
authentic"
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BY STEAMER.
Arriyni Of she steamer Iowa, fron,
Glasgow, with the Brittania i'm Tow.

Arrival Of she steamer Iowa, from
Glasgow. with the Brittania in Tow.
New YORK, Dec. l0.-S A. M.-The
steamer Iowa, from Glasgow, is of lower
light ship, with the missing steamer
Brittania IN tow.
BY mail from Europe.-The London
Morning Herald, conservative organ,
says: We are authorized to state that
the question of the Alabama claims has
been recently revived by the United
States representative in this country,
in O most conciliatory and friendly tone.
The subject is now under consideration.
The London Globe hints at serious
difficulty between The British govern
ment and the Cabinet at Washington,
regarding the duty of the latter in main
tanning legitimate neutrality III foreign
matters. Other papers discredit the
idea.
A prospectus has been issued inviting
subscriptions for establishing transit
route. The capital required is mil
lion and half, and is to be issued first
TO the English public.
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South American News.

NEW YORK. Dec. l0-The steamers
Rising Star, from Aspinwall, and Morn
ing Star, from New Orleans, have ar
rived: the former with q million dol
lars
Rio JANERIo, Dec. 9.--The Republic
of Bolivia. protected against the triple
alliance formed against Paraguay, has
concentrated an army upon the frontier
of the Argentine Province of Jujuy, and
threatens to invade the Argentine Con-
federation. Intelligence received from
the seat OF war announces that on the
18th of October the P:Taguayans bonn
hardod the BRAZILIAN entrenched camp.
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From North Carolina.

RALEIGH, n. c., Dec. lo.-Governor
Worth is in correspondence with the
President relative to the order of Gen.
Sickles, prohibiting corroreal punish
ment by the courts of North Carolina.
Ex-General Halden has gone to Wash
ington.
Numerous measures for the relief OF
the people are pending in the legisla'
ture. The sentiment of the members is
decidedly adverse to the repudiating OF
the State debt. The interest on the
State debt is to be funded.
A resolution asserting the loyalty OF
the State and denying alleged persecn'
ton of Union men, passed the House by
large vote.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-11

Who would not be beautiful Who would not
purity and dis'inque appearance we observe up.
on the stage, and in the city belle tits no long
or secret. They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm
Its continued use removes tan frcckles pimples
and roughpess, from the face and hands and
leaves the complexion smooth transparent
blooming and ravishing. Unlike many cosmet
les 1t contains no material injurious TO the skin
Any Druggist will order it for you, if net on
hand, at ~ cents per bottle.
w. Z. HAGAN, Troy, y. Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES & Co,
Wholesale Agents, \. 7.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al
Druggists
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS
SAVED.

OVER A MILLION DOLLARS
SAVED!
Gentlemen II had negro man worth 81 900
who took cold from a bad hurt in the lee and
was useless for over q year. / had used every.
thing I could hear OF without benefit until
tried the Mexican Mustang Liniment. 1t soon
effected permanent cure. -
j. l.. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June L. 1859.
II take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Linment "a valuable and indspens
able article for SpranS, Sores Scratches or Calls
on Horses Our men have used IL for Burns
Bruises Sores. RheuRatism &c, and all say 1t
act. like magic J. II. HEWITT.
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargos and
Harnden's Express.
The sprain of nv daughters ankle. occasion
ed while skating last winter, was entirely cured
in one week. after she commenced using your
celebrated Mustang Liniment.
ED. SEELY.
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. ]. 1865
1t il an admitted fact that the Mustang Lini
man and beast. than any article ever discovered.
Families livery.men and planters should always
have il on hand. Quick and sure 1t certainly il.
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravings,
bearing the signature Of q. W. WestbrOOk,
Chemist, and the privats U. ). stamp 81 DENAs
BARNES & Co, over the top.
An effort has been made to conn terfrit il with
a cheap stone plate label. L'ok clOssIy
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.