The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-26
MUSTANG LINiAlEN1.
With a Healing Balm we come to greet

VNHE action of this Linilnent upon the human
l. organization is truly wonderful Its volatile,
penetrating, soothing and healing properties difuse
themselves to the very bones. 1t enters into the
circulation of the blood, gives a new impulse to
the whole nervous system, stimulates the absOr-
tents and seeretions, and thus assists nature TO
throw OFF and rid herself of any diseased action of
the nervous chords or ligaments making it equally
applicable to sores of any kind, rheuIpatIsm, or
PAINS IN ANY PART OF THE BODY, giving
abundant reasons of its great efficacy in so many
different diseases While it is perfectly harmless
to healthy fesh skin bone, il acts upon scientific
principles and FIXED Laws OF THE CREA-
TlON. The large number of cases in which this
Linment has proved its great value in the short
time it has been in Virginia. is sufficient to givethe
greatest confidence, that its virtues are 1neompara
Bile in the cure of Rheumatism bruises, Sprains,
Burns, Wounds, Swellings, Broken and Caked
Breast, old Sores, sc.
Testimony from the South.
SAyANNAH, Feb'y 5th, 1859.
Having been afflicted with acute Reclamation for
some time and tried several of ihe most po Jular
medicines of the day, also under medical advice,
and received no relief until tried the MUSTANG
LINIMENT, and much TO my surprise, received
IMMEDIATE RELIEF; and am confident, that by
fe more applications OF this truly celebrated Linz
nent, sha be entirely cured and advise all who
are afflicted, to try the Mexican Mustang Liniment.
(Siened) A. FREEMAN.
Ship Masters, Read!
NEW ORLEANS, Feb'y 2isf 1851.
take pleasure in giving mr. testimony IN favor
of the MUSTANG LlkIMENT. have used 1t In
great many cases with satisfaction. would par.
icularly recommend il to the notice Of MASTERS
OF VESSELS, of all kinds, surpassing ALE
OTHER external applications within my knowledge
for Pains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns. Sores and Rheumar
tisn, &C. &c. LEWIS WARDEN,
Master Steamboat Pontiac.
An Editorial Article
From the Savannah Republican OF December Goth,
1851, written by A. X. Moore, Esq, recommends
the Mus,sng Linirnenf iE the following manner:
This medicine is now offered to the pesziie OF
Georgia TOR the fret time. Our persona experience
en- abies us TO recommend this Linunenr,Ao tho
public with confidence, we have felt fhe good
effects upon spraialed eacle. which received great
benefit from one application, and has been almost
cured by the occasional use tor week.
PINE Valley, Miss Dec 25th, 1854.
A. G. Bragg d Co.: The dozen bottles Mustang
Liniment left five weeks ago, a'e all sold Send
me 30 dozen Immediately. The Liniment bas pc.
fo,med some wonderful cures here. Doctor w
w. Newell says il is the greatest Liriment n the
world. lie has a negro girl almost deal and blind
His remedies did her no good. A few sppiestions
of the Liniment cured her entirely. IL sso curing
James Ceys leg, which hiss been runnine sore for
forty years. |, has not failed IN 1ng1e case -
iaF as y 9slSsess aas assn ''''1 ARTHUR BADsoH.
HoRsEs AND OTHER ANIMALS.
We only ask fair trial Of this vaicsoe In In
naent In the cure of Strains, Braisess CDfs Gam,
Scratches, Sweny, Pole, Evil, FistuIa, sig nesas
SPAWN. Kipg Bone, Wind Calls, Cracked Heels, @
any wound stiffness, or enlargement u pons =.
rauscle in horses. We have many cei gae. ,w;ii
lhose cures, and, therefore, aua ~ - RECON-
give perfect satisfaction, and eject az Ws
msa' 4. G. sof u RAGG = co. sole rf'pt'e'''' y
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