The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31
TO THE PUBLIC.
View and Interesting Discovery.
DR.. -CAomJers's Remedy for Intemper-

DR.. CAombers's Remedy for Mtemper-
0rCc.
rnuE subscr,brr. On 'hc dNcca'e of the late
Dr. William Chambers, took INTO his pos.
session the personal estate Of the deceased, and
ound prepareda large quantity OF DIR. Cham
bcls' remedy for incompetence
lie hereby Informs the public, that he has
disposed ofnil the incident" so found, 10 Dr
Jams IL Hart aud Mr.. Audw NJ. tanning, Of
Is city.
In making this disposition, the subscriber In.
been actualed by Il due regard TO the heirs OF the
interstate as well as from wish 10 rive the most
extensive use tothe virtues OF the discovery
whatever they may he; aud he eau further add
With confidence, that thc gentlemen who will
hereafter he the vrndcrs ofthc Remedy Tor In
temperance, ms prepared 10y the invention, Inv.
been intimately connected with DIR. IhamDers
IN his life ilmr--have been his agents in com.
pounding the medicine, aud are acquainted with
IFS composition.
SILNASuS MILLER Public Administrator &c
II The medicine will hereafter Ike prepared
and sold by the subscribers, who alone are IN
possession Of thc original recipe olthe inventor
Mt the office OF the luIe DR.. &, in the bascmeui
story Of Rutgers Medical College, in Duane ST
east side of Broadway, and Chamber ST three
doors from Washington hail. New York.
The astonishing success which this remedy
hns obtained in restoring habiiual inebrlates Ia
sohrotv has established it's virtues beyond al
contradiction. aud superScdeS the necessity oil
nnS further comment
The rem"dy is as innocent as It is enectnnl; 50
much so, that II is often given children in L.
hrilc complaints, and frequently used rs Il family
medicine for Dyspepsia, &c. Al that IS rcquils
g.,
" by the directions. II is put up in packages
sufficient ihr ono individual cure, accompanied
with ample directions for its use, signed IN IN.
hand writing of the subscribers. without which
none are genuine. " induced 10 adopt
this measure ms IN consrqn'Ncc of the Great cele-
brity which Dir. ChamIers' medicine has oh.
famed. there havr been. aud douhtcss will be.
many spurious limitations. On enclosing TO ust
the usual price u, postage pad, the medicine
can be sent by mail TO those Who are unable
TO pay. on personal application Of the indlvhiu-
Al to our Office. the medicine will he administer
ed gratis.
In order that the eff cacy Of the above mrdl
cine may be thoroughly tested, Cdltorso of news
papers throughout the countrv, who will insert
tins advertisements and send us copy the pa
per containing It. shall receive from us by return
OF mail, quantity Sufficient to cure one drunk
tih "lllIl tiny " ~ ~ h'tN W
to some patent in their meg hborhood aud pub
lish the result.
Public institutions and philanthropic societies
| by making application, (duly authenticated to
| the subscribers, shall receive the medicine al a
very reduced price.
JAMES IA, HART. Vi. u. I Successor 10
A. NJ. TANNING. }W. Chambers.
| CAUTION.
The public Is respectfully cautioned against
! the numerous spurious, mitstions of Docto,
Chambers remedy for ftemryauce. Having
| the agency for l.ynchhue, am enabled TO sell
the genuine medicine nj the propritor's rticc
! five dollars for xix doses.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
Oct. %