The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
To TIE PUBLIC.
New and interesting Discovery.
DR.. ChdmberS's Rcmedy for htcmper-

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DR.. ChamberS's Rcmedy fot htemper-
dRce.
FllIE subscriber. on the decrease OF the late
- DIR William Chambers took into his pos
session the personal estate Of the deceased. aud
found prepared Il large quantity OF Dr. Cham
bers remedy for intemperanoe.
lie hereby informs The public, that he has
disposed ofall the medicine SO found, to Or.
james II. Hart, and Mr.. Andw NJ flaming, of
this city
In making this disposition the subscriber has
been aciuated hY due regard To- the heirs OF the
intestate, aswc as from II wish 10 give the most
extensive use tuthr virtues of the discovery,
whatever they may be; and he can further add,
with confidence. than the gentlemen who will
hereafter be the vendors OF the Remedy for In
temperance, As prepared by the inventor, have
been intimately connected with DIR. Chambers
in his life timc-ha,p been his agents in com
pounding the medicine and ,rcacquamtrd with
its composition.
SlLNANUS MILLER Public Administrator, &c
u The medicine viii hereafter be prepared
and sold 10y The RuhseI bers. who alone ar IN
possession Of the original recipe ofthe inventor,
nj the office ~ the iafc DIR. &. ~ the basement
story OF Rutgers Medical College IN Duane st.
enst side Of Broadway, and Chamber 81 three
doors irom Washington hall, Ne" York.
The astoni- hing .ncccss which tins remedy
has obtained ia restoring habuua mebriates 10
sobrioty, has established ITS Virtues beyond all
contradiction, and sapersedes the necessity OF
ans further comment.
The remedy is as innocent as II is cheCinal; 50
ma II so. that IL is often given children in tr-
brile complaints. aud frequently used asa family
medicine for Dyspepsia, &c. NJ lhaI is rrqo'f-
" In Gr tltag In 81
" hv the directions II is put up ~ packages
sufficient for one individual cure, accompanied
with ample directions for its use, signed IN the
hand writing Of the Subscribers, without which,
none are genuine, We are induced 10 adopt
this measure. as IN consequence OF the gI"at c"le-
brity which Or Chambers medicine has OBJ
famed, thee have hccu, and doubtless viii he,
many spurious limitations. On enclosing 10 MS
the usual price, 81, postage paid the medicine
can toe sent by mail. To those Who are unable
TO pay, on personal application OF the Indisidn-
al 10 our Office, the medicine Will be administer
ed gratis
In order that the efficacy of the above medi-
cine may be thoroughly tested, editors Of news
papers throughout tn country, who will insert
this advertisements aud send us a copy the pa
per containing il, shall receive from us. 10y return
OF mail a quaniiy Sufficient To cure one drunk
AID, which they will be rrqn. sted TO administer
10 some patient in their neig hborhood aud pub
Iish the result
Public institutions and phianthropc societies,
by making application, duly authcnliratcd,) 10
the subscribers shall receive the medicine al a
very reduced price.
JAhEs II. HART, ". ID. I Successor to
A. NJ. TANNING. 5N Chambers
CAUTION.
The public is respectfully cautioned against
the numerous spurious mil TONS Of Doctor
Chambers remedy for Rjemperdnce. Having
the exclusive aeenct1for LyHchbWg, am en-
ahed to sell the genuine medicine al the propri-
etor's pIlce, five dollar, Tor SIX doses
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
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