The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-03
To the Public.
New and Interesting Discovery.
DR.. ChamJers's Remedy for htemper-

Dr. ChamberS'S KeHfdy for lntempef-
dncG.
[AllE subscriber, ca the deeeaso Of the late
- Dir. William Chambers took into his pos
session the personal estate Of the deceased, aud
found prepared large quantity oil Dr. Cham
GERS remedy for intemper8uce.
Tie hereby informs the public, tina, he has
Disposed Of alt tue pedictue 50 found, ~ bI.
James II Hart, aud III. Andw. NJ Funmns, OF
tins city.
IN making this disposition the subscriber has
been acuated by due regard TO the NEWS Of the
mtestate. as well as from a wish to give thc most
extensive use tothe virtues OF the discovery,
whatever they may be aud he can further add,
with confidence, that The gentlemen who will
hereafter be the vendors Jfth Remedy loI Ia
temperance, as prepared by the inventor have
been intimately connected with DR. Chambers
in his lite lute-have been his agents in com
pounding the medicine, aud are acquainted with
IFS composition.
5ILVANCS MILLER, Public Administrator, NC.
l-i' The medicine will hereafter be prepared
and sold by tine subscribers, Who alone are IN
possession OF tle original recipe OF the inventor,
at the Office of the lac br. {. 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 tins remedy
has obtained in restoring habitual mehIiates To
sobrety has established It's virtues bryOud all
contradiction, aud supersedes the necessity Of
any further comment
The lcnedy i, a. innocent &, it is oncctual, so
much so, that 1t 10 often given children In ic.
brile complaints, aud irequent, used a. a family
medicine for Dyspepsia, &c. All that IS reqolr-
ed to ensure lis specific effect is TO abdr strict
~ 10y the directions. Ii is put up in packages
sufficient tor one individual cure, accompanied
WIN ample directions Tor lis use, signed IN the
hand writing OF the subscribers, without which,
none are genuine. We are induced 10 adopt
tins measured as in consequence OF the great Cec-
htity which Dr. Chambers medicine has OBJ
Ialncd, the have been, and doubtless viii be-
many spapou, limitations. On enclosing To ust
the usual Price, 50, postage paid, the medicine
eau be sent by mail. 10 lhOsc who are unabic
to pay, on personal Application of the mdividu
al 10 our Office the medicine will be administer
ed gratis.
Ia order that the efficacy of the above medi
cine may be thoroughly tested, editors of news
papers throughout the country, who wall insert
this advertisement and send rs copy nfthe pa.
per containing It. shall receive from Us 10y return
CT uall, quantity sufficient 10 cure one drunk
asd. ~aieh obey Wiil be requested 20 administer
10 some patient in then nelg hborhood and pub
lIsh the result.
Public Institutions and philanthroplc societies.
10y making Application, duly authenticated So
the subscribers, 81 all receive the medicine at
very reduced pfioe.
JAMES Ii. HART, VI. ID. ! Successor to
A. NJ. TANNING. SN. Chambers.
CAUTION
The public is respectfully cautioned agninst
the numerous spurious limitations Of Doctor
Chambers remedy for htentpcraace. Having
the agency for LynchDurg, am enabled TO sell
the genuine medicine at the propfitor's price,
i've dollars tor SIX doses.
WALLER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
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