The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-04
New and Interesting Discovery.
n Cham5ers's Remedy fer Intemper-

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n Cbanbers's Remedy fer MtemPer-
dtces.
-..,iIf. Subscriber on the decease of the late
n William Chambers, took into his pos
-',,n tbe personal estate Of the deceased, and
M nrepareda large quantity OF Dr. Cham
se,,' remedy for intemPerance
N, bsrrby informs the public, that he. has
'asea ofall the medicine so. found, TO DR.
r..ae. II Hart. aud Mr.. Andw. NJ. flaming, of
tbs city.
In making this disposition, the subscriber has
t.ln actuated by "a due regard to the hens OF the
,,ss,ate as well as from wish 10 give the most
a,,ensiye nse To the virtues of the discovery,
,.,,teyer they may be; aud he can further add,
nth c,nddeuce that the gentlemen who VIII
f,.5.,ller he the vendors ofthe Remedy for ln-
tempernnce, AS prepared by the inventor, have
horn intimately connected with DIR. Chambers
m ms life me--have been his agents III COM
,nnnding the medicine and are acquainted with
rs composition.
StLVANUS MILLER, Public Administrator, &c.
n The medicine will hereafter he prepared
and sold ~ sac subscribers, who alone are IN
possession OF tie original recipe ofthe inventor,
AZ the Office Of the late DR.. {. in the basement
story Of Rutgers Medical College, IN Duane st.
rast side of Broadway, and Chamber ST. three
doors from Washington hall, New York.
Tn astonishing success which this remedy
has obtained in restoring habuual ihcbriates I"
SoBriety. has established its virtues beyond all
Cunt dction, aud supersedes the necessity OF
any further comment.
The remedy is as innocent as II is eHectnal; 80
ma.h 50. mat II is often given children in fe-
-. AL cod. a mil "
ue,icine for Dyspepsia &c. All that is requr-
ed to ensure its specific effect is to abide strict
/, by the directions. II is put up in packages
sufficient for one individual cure, accompanied
with amnle directions for lis use, signed IN the
hand writing of the subscribers. without winch
none are genuine We are induced TO adopt
IN, measure. as in consequence ut the great cee-
briy which DR. Chambers medicine has OBJ
timed there have been, anG doubtless Will be
mos spurious limitations. On enclosing TO ust
the usual price, 50 postage pad, the medicine
can he sent by mail. To those who are unable
IN pay, an personal application OF the mdIvidu-
al our oihce the medicine will be administer
I'd traits.
Il order thar the efficacy of the above medi
enc NAV be thoroughly tested, editOrSot news
pa9ecs throughout the country who will insert
tbs advertisement aud send ms a copy ofthe pa
pr containing it, shall receive from us. by return
.. mail, a quantity sufficient to cure one drunk
arl, which they will be requested TO administer
to some patient ia their ne9hborhood and pub
hsh the result
Pubhc institutions and philanthropic societies,
BY making application, duly Authenticated TO
the Subscribers, shall receive the medicine at a
very reduced price.
JAhES Il, HART, NJ ! Successor to
A. NJ FANNiAG. SW Chambers.
CAUTION.
The public is respectfully cautioned against
rhe numerous spurious limitations of Doctor
Chambers re.nedy ior hiempernnce. Having
fc agency for Lynchbnrg. / am enabled to sell
fhe genuine medicinc at the preprtor's price,
hedoars for SIX doses
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
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