The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17
TO THE PU BLIC.
New and interesting Discovery.
DR., Chambcrs's Remedy for Mtempcr.

DR.. Chambcrs's Remedy for htempeg-
anfe.
"EHE subscriber on the decease Of the late
Z Df William Chambers took iato his pos-
| session the personal estate of the deceased, and
found prepareda large quantity .of DIR. Cham
beis' remedy for lntemperanoe.
lie hereby Informs the public. that he has
disposed fa the medicine SO found, TO Dr.
| James II Hart, and Mr.. Andw. NJ Tanning, OF
this city.
In making this disposition the subscriber has
beeu actuatod by a due regard to the helrs of the
inte'tate as we'll as from wish 10 give the most
| extensive use tothc virtues Of the discovery.
whatever they muy be and he can further add
with confidence, that the gentlemen who will
hereafter be the vendors ofthe Remedy for In
Temperance, rs prepared by the inventor, have
been Intimately connected with Dr. Chamners
in his life time have been his agents IN com
pounding the medicine, and are acquainted with
lis composition
5lLNANUS MILLER, Public Administrator. &c
~ The medicine will hereafter be p,cpared
and sold by the subscribers. who aoee are m
possession If the Original recipe ne inventor.
nj the office OF the lat Dr.. &. in the bsscmf nt
story OF Rutgers Medical Collegn, IA Duane Il.
east SIDE of broadway, and Chamber ST thee
doors from Washington hall, New York
The astonishing success which this rcueda
has obtained in restoring habitnal IncbriaIr, IL
sobrletv, has established us virtues beyond all
contradiction. and Snpersedes the ueceegity oil
auN further comment.
lhs remedy Is rs innocent a. II is effectual; so
much So that L is often gwen children in 10.
br'lc complaints aud frequently used as family
| lned'cme tor Dyspepsia NC. All thai Is rcoaIl-
| pd a - f.
ly by the directions. II Is put up in packages
| sufficient for one individual cur, accompanied
| With ample directions Tor ifs use. signed in the
hand writing Of the subscribers without which
none are genuine. W. induced to adnpt
this measure as IN consequence Of the great cee.
brty which Dr. Chambers medicine has oh.
| tanned, there have been, aud doubtless will he,
many spurious limitations On enclosing Ia ust
the usual price, So, postage paid, the medicine
! can be scut by mail 70 those who are unable
10 pay, on personal application of the indlyidu-
al TO our Office, the medicine will be administer.
ed gratis
In order that the efficacy of the above medi
enc may he thoroughly tested, editors OF news
papers throughout the country. who will insert
this advertisements and send MS copy ofthe pa
per containing it. shall receive from rs nv rctnrn
OF mail, a quantity sufficient to cure one drunk.
ard, which they will be requested TO administer
to some patient in their neIghborhood and pub
lish the result.
Public Institutions and philanthropic societies.
by making application, duly authenticated. } TO
the subscribers, shall receive the medicine al a
very reducedprce.
JAMES II. HART, VI. d. ! Successor 10
A. NJ. TANNING. Nv. Chambers
CAUTION.
Th" public is respectfully cautioned against
the numerous spurious INIT tons of Doctor
Chambers remedy for hHcmperaacc. Having
the exclusive agency for Lynchburg. am en-
ah'ed TO sell the genuine medicine vt the propri
etors prlce, FIVE dollars for six doses
WALTER MIDDLETON.
Opposite Post Office.
Cc, o.