The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06
TO THE UALIG.
New aud Interesting Discovery.
DR.. Chombefs's Remedy for L"temper-
August 30.


EllBE subscriber. on the decfase Of the lute
DR. William Chambers took MO has pos.
session the personal estate Ui TIN deee.Beu. and
found prepared large quantity OF Df. Than.
hers remedy ion .niempernnce.
He hereby informs The public, thai he has
disposed oi all the medicine 50 iound, io DR..
james II Hart, and Mr., Andw. NJ Tanning, of
tins city.
In making this disposition, the subscriber has
been acuatcd by due regard to The hrrs OF The
inteslaie ~ well ~ from - wish 70 give the most
extensive use loIhe virtues Of the discovery.
whatever they may be and he can infther add.
with confidence thai the gentlemen who WI
hereafter be the vendors OF the Remedy for In
Temperance, az prepared by the inventor, have
been intimately connected with Dir thamDers
IN bis life iimc--hnye bccu his agents IN com.
pounding the medicine, and are acquainted viii
ITS composition.
slLYANUS MILLER, Public Administrator, SC.
a. The medicine will hereafter he prepared
and sold by the subscfibcrs, who no . are IN
possession of the original recipe OF the inventor.
M lhr Office OF the lac Dr. &, III tha basement
story of Rutgers Medical College, IN Duane 81.
| east SIDE OF Broadway, and Chamber 81. three
doors from Washington hail, New York.
| The astonishing success which tins remedy
has obtained IN restoring habltuai mcbriateS To
sobriety, has established ils virtues beyond all
contradiction, aud sapcrsedcs the Necessity Of
any further comment
The remedy is rs innocent as II i, ellreiual; so
mueh So that il IS often given children in fe-
brile complaints, aud frequently used ms n family
medicine for Dys, epsin, &c. All that is reqnr-
ed Ia ensure its spec ,6c effect, is 10 abide strict
] " by lhc din ectous. II ~ put mp IN rackagcs
sufficient iOI individual cure accompanied
with ample directions fer lis nse, signed in ihr
! hand writing of the Subscribers, without which.
none are genuine. We are induced 10 adOpt
this measure ,as IN consequence Of The great ccle
bIity which Dr. ChHmbprs medicine has OBJ
! fnncd, there have been, and doubtless viii be,
many spurious limitations. On encla,hg ust
the usual price, 81 postage paid the medicine
can be seat 10y mail 10 those Who are unable
TO pay, on personal application of the ipu iyidu'
/ al 10 office the medicine will be administer.
! ed gratis.
i In order that the efficacy of the above medf-
cine may be thoroughly tested. editorsof news
papers throug houi the country who Will inset,
this advertisement and send Us "A copy ofthe pa
per containing it, stall receive from us, by return
OF mail, quantity sufficient 20 cure one drunk
ard, which they will be requested 10 administer
la some patient IN Their neg hborhood and pub
lsh the result.
Public institutions and phianthropic societies.
by making application (duly authenticated 20
the subscribers, shall receive tlc medicine al
very reduced price.
JAMES IL HART, NJ. D. Successor TO
A. NJ. TANNING. SN Chamber
CAUTION.
! The public is respectfully cautioned against
the numerous spurious limitations OF DOCTOR
Chambers renedy for Lntempernace. Having
the exclusive agency for Lyuchburs, | am en-
abled to sell the genuine medicine at the propri'
etor price, five dollars for six doses.
WALTER u. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
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