The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08
TO THE PUBLIC.
New and interesting Discovery.
DR.. Chqmbers's Rcmedy for intemper-


VINE subscriber, on the deeensc of the late
y ID William Chambers, took into his pos
session the petFonal estate Of the deceased and
found prepafeda large quantity OF Dr. Cham
befs' remedy for intempefnnee,
lie hereby iniorms the public, that he has
disposed ofnll the lnpdieinc SO found, Ia Dr.
james II Hart, and Mr.. Andw M Tanning, OF
this city
w nnSng'this disposition, the subscriber haa
been acluaied by due regard TO The heits of the
interstate, aswcIl ms from a Wish To give the most
extensive USE tothr virtues of The discovery,
whatever they mas be and he can further add.
with confidence, thai the gentlemen who viii
hereafter he the sendeis ofthe Remedy for In
temperance. Ms prepared bv the inventor, have
brrn intimately connected with Dr.. Chambers
IN his life time--hhvc been his agents ia com.
pounding the medicine, aud nre acquainted with
its conpostion
SII YANUs MILLER Pnblic Administrator &c.
II The medicine will hereafter be prepared
and sold by the snbsrribefs. Who aloae IN
possession of the original recipe of the inventor
nj The office of the am DR.. &. IN the b semen.
story Of Rutgers Medical College, in Duane ST.
enstsidc OF Broadway, and Chamber 81. three
dpors from Washington ball, NJ" York.
The astonishing success which this remedy
has obtained ia restoring habiiual inebriates to
sobriete has established Is virtues beyond all
contradiction, and sapersedes the necessity OF
any further comment.
The remedy is as innocent us II Is ehcciual; so
mn h so. that il is often given children in Sc.
brile complaints, and frequently used family
medicine for Dyspepsia, Sc. Al thai is requir-
ed 10 its spec tic effect, is to sbidr strict
" hv the directions II Is put mp IN packages
sufficient for one individual cure, accompanied
with ample directions for it's use, signed IN the
hand writing the subscribers. without which.
none genuine. We are induced 10 adopt
this measure as In consequence of the great cele-
b'ty which Dr. Chambers medicine has OBJ
fniurd, the Fl have been aud doubtless will be,
many spurious limitations. On enclosing 10 us
The usual price, s. postage paid, the medicine
eau be sent by mail TO those "ho are unable
TO pay, on personal application Of The indsidu-
al 10 onr office, the medicine will be administer
ed traits
In order that fine efficacy of the above medi-
chr may 30 thoroughly tested ediorsof news
papers throughout the country, who WI useu
this advertisement and send rs a copy ofihe pa
per containing il. shall receive from rs. 10y return
al mail, quantity sufficient 10 cure one drunk
ard, which they will be requested to administer
10 some patient in their neghborhood aud pub
lish the result
Public institutions and phanthropic societies,
by making application, (duly anthenicated,) 10
the subscribers shall receive the medicine at a
very reduced price.
JAMES II. HART, VI. D. l Successor 10
A. NJ TANNING. }W Chambers
CAUTION
The public is respectfully cautioned against
the numerous spurious infections of Doctor
Chambers remedy for Intemperanoe. Having
the exclusive agency lor Lynchburg, am en-
abled to sell the genuine medicine at the propri-
etors price, FIVE dollars for six doses.
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
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