The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-26
August go.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
New and interesting Discovery.
Dr. Chambers's Remedy for Ltempcr-

Dr.. Cham6erS's Remedy for Mtemper-
0nce.
lHE subscriber, on the dcceass Of the late
- DR.. William Chambers, took into his pos
session the personal estate Of the deceased, and
, found prepareda large quantity Of DIR. Cham
bers' remedy for intemperance
He hereby informs the public, that he has
disposed ofall the medicine so found, to DR.
James II. Hart, and Mr. Andw NJ. Tanning, OF
this city.
In making this disposition, the subscriber has
| been actuated by due regard TO the heirs of the
| interstate, as well as from a wish to give the most
extensive use tothe virtues of the discovery,
whatever they may be; and he can further add
! with confidence, that the gentlemen who will
hereafter be the vendors ofthe Remedy for In
| temperance, as prepared by The inventor, have
been intimately connected with Dir. Chamners
| in his life tmc-have been his agents in COM
pounding the medicine, and are acquainted with
lis composition.
5iLVANUS MILLER Public Administrator, &c.
~ The medicine will hereafter he prepared
and sold by the subscribers, who alone are m
possession of the original recipe OF the inventor,
Al the office of the ae Dr.. {. in the basement
story Of Rutgers Medical College, in Duane st.
eaSt side of Broadway, and Chamber 81. three
doors from Washington hall, New York.
The astonishing success which this remedy
has obttined N restoring habitual incbriateS TO
Sobrietv. has established its virtues beyond all
contradiction. and superscdeS the necessity Of
any further comment.
The remedy is as innocent as II is oflecua so
much so, that ii is often gwen children in fe-
brile complaints, aud frequently used as family
medicine for Dyspepsia, &c. Ill that is rcquir-
ed, to ensure is specific effect, is 10 abIde strict
ly by the directions. IL is put up M packages
sufficient for one individual cure, accompanied
with ample directions for lis use, signed M the
hand writing of the Subscribers. without winch,
none are genuine. We are induced to adopt
this measure as in consequence Of the great ccle-
britv which DR. Chambers medicine has oh
tanned, there have been, and doubtless will be,
many spurious limitations. On enclosing 10 rs
the usual price, %. postage pad, the medicine
can he sent by mail. To those who are unable
TO paw, on personal application of the ndivIdu-
Al 10 our office, the medicine will be administer
ed traits.
In order thai tho efficacy of the above medl-
cine may be thoroughly tested, editors of news
papers throughout The country Who wal insert
tins advertisement md send us a copy ofthe pa
per containing IT, shall ceive from MS. by return
OF mail "A quantity sufficient to cure one drunk
ard, which they will be requested 10 administer
to some patient in their iehborhood and pub.
Ish the result.
Public institutions and phlanthropic societies,
by making Application. (duly authenticated to
the subscribers snail receive the medicine at a
very reduced price.
JAMES ii. HART, VI. d. Successor TO
a. NJ. TANNING. W, Chambers.
CAUTION.
The public s respectfully cautioned against
the numerous spurious INIT tons Of Doctor
Chambers' renedy for hdemperaace. Having
the exclusi,. agene, for I.ynehbue, am en-
alied to sell the genuine medicine al the proprl-
etor 5 price, five dollars for six doses.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.