The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
To THE PUBLIC.
New and interesting Discovery.
DR.. Ch@mbers's nemcdy for htcmper-


0RCe.
ZhliE subscriber, on the doenase / the lntc
Il DR.. Nllliam Chambers, took into his pos
session the personal estate "t the deceased aud
found prepofeda large quantity OF Dir. Cham
bers remedy tor ntemperance.
he .rby informs the public, thai he has
disposed ofail line mrdicloe 50 found, TO Dr
James II burt and Sir. Audw. NJ. flaming, Of
this city
la making this disposition. the subscriber has
beci, aciuated by due regard Ia the heirs al the
aiesiate. as well as from wish 10 elVe the moS
extensive use to the virtues OF The discovery,
whatever they may be- and he cifn further add
with confidence. thai the gentlemen who " ~
hereafter be tn, vendc,s ofthe ilrmedy Tor In
temperance rs prepared by the Invention. have
been mimatc, connected with DR. Chambers
in his life time have been his agents IN com
pounding the medicine, and arehcqnnnted With
lis composition
SILVANUs MILLER, Public Administrator, &c.
n Inc medicna viii hereafter be prepared
and sold by the subscribers. who aopc are IN
possession of tie or,gInal cope ofihe inventor
a, the eilicc Of me lac Dr.. e. IN the basement
story Of Ringers Medical College. IN Duane St.
east side Of BIZ tdaay, att Chamber St three
doors from Washington hall, NV York.
The astonsh.ag success which this remedy
has ohraiGpd IN restoring nahliaal Inebrlates 10
sobrieb has Is abllshed Is virtues beyond all
contradiction. ahd supersedes the necessity u
any further comment
The remedy ~ rs innocent as il is rfcctua 50
mu"h 50. rhat II Is often piven children IN ie-
hrilr complains. anu frequently uSrd as u family
medicine tor Dys eps'a &c. II that is feqplf.
ed TO ensure lis specific effect, is to did sblc
Is bv the directions. Il /, put up In packages
sufficient for one individual rure, accom- an'eo
with ample directions for us use, signed IN tht
| hand writing of tie subscribers without which,
none are genuine. We ate induced 20 adopt
this measure AS la consequences Of the gfoai c"lc-
hlty which D.. Chambers medicine fas oh
| taircd. Thee have been. and doubtless vii he,
many spurious limitations. On enclosing 10 IL
the usual prIce, D. postage paid, the medlcine
| can be srut by mail To those who are unable
TO TdV, on personal application of1he~nditido.
al 10 office, the medicine Will BIZ adn,mstcf-
ed Gratis.
In order that the efficacy Of the above mcdr
enc may be thoroughly tested, editors - news
pape,s throughout the country, who Will insert
this Advertisement. aud send ts "a copy otire pa
per containing IT, shall receive FROM rs. by return
OF mad. quantity sufficient 10 cure one drunk
ard whica they will be requested 10 administer
10 some patient in their ne shborhood and pub.
lish the result.
Public institutions and phianthropic societies,
by making application (duly authenticated to
the suln crlbers. shall receive The medicine al a
very reduced price.
JA1iES II HART. ". d. Successor TO
A. NJ TANNING. }W. Chambers.
CAUTION.
The public is respectfully cautioned ngalnst
the numerous spurious mit lotions of Doctor
Chambers remedy for Intemperdnce. Having
the exclusive agenes for Lynehburg, am en-
abed to sell the genuine medicine at the propri-
etor's price, five dollars for six dosfs
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Posi- Office.
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