The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03
TO THE PUBLIC.
New and Interesting Discovery.
DR.. ChamJas's Remedy for htempcr-


Dr. Chombers's Remedy for htemper-
0Bce.
ZnHE subscriber, on the decease of the late
Dr. William Chambcrs, took INTO his pos
session the personal estate of the deceased, and
found prepareda large quantity OF Dr. Cham
brrs remedy for ntemperance
He hereby Informs the public, that he has
disposed ofall the medicine SO found, to Dr.
james H. Hart and Mr.. Andw NJ. flaming, Of
tins city.
la making this disposition, the subscriber has
been actllatrd by due regard to the heirs of the
ntestatc as well rs from 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
bcen Intimately connected with DR. Chambers
IN his life tmc-have been his agents in COM
pounding the medicine, aud are acquainted With
its composition.
SlLYANuS MILLER Public Administrator, &c.
n The medicine will hereafter be prepared
and sold by the subscribers. who alone are in
possession Of the original recipe ofthe inventor,
AT the Office OF the late DIR. c. in the basement
story of Rutgers Medical College in Duane st.
east side of Broadway, and Chamber st. three
doors from Washington hall, New York.
The astonishing success which this remedy
has obtained in restoring habnual lnebriates tu
sohricty, has established is virtues beyond all
contradiction, and supersedes the necessity OF
| any further comment.
The remedy is as innocent as il is eifcClual; so
much so. that il Is often given children in ie-
brlle complaints, aud frequently used As a family
medicine for Dyspepsia, &c, All that is requlr-
ed, to ensure lis specific eject is to abide strict
" bv the directions IT is put up in packages
sufficient for one individual cure, accompanied
with ample directions for its USE signed in the
hand writing of the subscribers, without which.
| none are genuine. We induced to adopt
this measure, as IN consequence OF the great cee'
| brity winch DR.. Chambers medicine has OBJ
| tanned there have been. and doubtless viii he
| many spurious limitations. On enclosing to ust
! the usual price, 50, postage paid, the medicine
4 can bc sent by mail TO those who are unable
to pay, ON personal application Of the inds riu
al 10 our Office the medicine will be administer
1 ed gratis.
IN order that the efficacy of the above med
! cine may he thoroughly tested. editors of news
! papers throughout the country, who will insert
this advertisement. and send us copy otthe pa
! per containing IT, shall receive from re 10y return
OF mail, a quantity sufficient TO cure one drunk
] aIug WHICH Ilff VIII ne lttlut>ltu 10 HhUllnisitl
to some patient in then neehborhood and pub
/ lish the result
Public institutions and philanthropc societqe
by making application (duly authenticated tc
| the subscribers, shall receive the medicine al
very reduced price.
JAMES II. HART, NJ. u. J Successor tC
A. NJ. TANNING. {N Chambers
CAUTION.
The public is respectfully cautioned agains
the numerous spurious limitations of Docto
Chambers remedy for Intemperalce. Having
the agency ior I,nchbuIg, am enabled 10 sci
the genuiRe medicine at the proprtors price
| five dollars Tor six doses
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Pos. Office.
Oct %