The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28
TO the Public.

A ncs0, interesting and Uafud6tc remedy
Jpn X. CHAMBERS Remedy for lntemnerf
~ ance. The subscriber, on the decease
OF the late DR.. William Chambers, took int
his possession the personal estate OF the de-
ceased, and found prepared large quantity
OF DR.. Cham bers' Remedy for inlemperance.
He hereby informs the publir, that he has
disposed of all the Medicine so found, to Dr.,
James Ii. Hart and Mr.. Andrew M Tanning,
oil this city.
In making this dispositions the subscriber
has been aGtuated by dne regard to the in,
terests OF the heirs of the intestate. as we'll as
from wish 10 give the most extensive use TO
the virtues Of the discovery, whatever they
may be aud he can further add with con.
hdence, that the gentlemen who will hereat-
ter be the vendors of the Remedy for intern
perancc, as prepared by the inventor, have
been intimately connected with DR.. Cham
berS in his life timc--havc been his agents in
compromising the medicine, and arc acquain-
ted with lis composition
SiLVANUS MILLER, Public Admit &c.
~ The Medicinels prepared only by the
subscribers, who alone aie IN possession OF
the original recipe ofthe inventor at the Of
fee of the late DR.. G. in the basement story
of Rutgers Medical College, in Duane street,
east side of Broadway and at the medicinal
stare OF DIR. Hart, corner of Broadway and
Chambers street, three doors from Wash
ington Hall, New York.
From the PagmOnt GGgeite.
IS We have the pleasure 10 announce that
Dr.. Chambers Medicine fer infemperance,
has been administered to twelve persons in
thi, vicinity and thai IN er6ry instance IL has
hal he desired ePect Of producing an tniiTe
dt~eiih for The pse n Witat spiyity. II hos
redeemed them tram obgtoHs rhH. aud rtstot-
ed them 10 HemSeipes, reiaiirss, aud jficads, 10
heodh, 10 industry, 10 usefulness, and t0theT
pyoper stations IN SOritiy.'
BEWARE OF lMr0STURE THE al
most incredible suceass which Or. Chambers
medicine has met with IN the cure Of intem-
perance hhs brought forth many fraudulent
imilations' of this valuable remedy To Sc
Gnre the public against imposition, the diret-
lions accompanying The genuine remedy for
intemperance are signed ia the hand writing
Of the subscribers, without which none are
genuine.
TO EDITORS.
In order that the efficacy OF DR.. Chambers
Remedy tor Incompetence may he thoroughly
tested, editors OF newspapers. throughout tue
country who will insert our advertisement
and add this artirle To ii, and send MS copy
of the paper containing H. shall receive from
Us by return OF mail, quantity sufficient 10
enre one druukard, which they will be re-
| queslcd o administer 10 some patient in their
! nrighborhood and publish the result
Public Institutions and phIlsnthropic soci.
cites, by II aking application (dniy autheni-
| cated) TO tie subscriber shall receive the me-
dicne al very reduced price. On enclos-
ing to us the usual pritr, 50, postage paid,
the medicine can be sent bv mail. To those
who are unable 10 pay on personnel a,phcafj-
on Of the individual at our office, the medi-
cine will be administered gratis.
| JAMES II. BART, NJ. d. ! Successors 10
A. NJ. TANNING, ~. Chambers
TIE subscriber has iest received an addi
iional supply of Or. Chambers genuine Re
nCdv for Intemperaucf which he will sell al
the proprietors' prices He was appointed
the agent for the sale OF DIR. Chambers gen
| nine Remedy for IuleInnerauce 1, hiist pt \