The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-14
To the Public.
New and Interesting Discovery.
DR.. Chambcrs's Remedy for Mtempcr-
May ri.

DR.. Chdmbcrs's Hemedy for fatemper-
dnce.
<AllI subscriber on the decease Of the late
= + Waiiash Chapbers took lnto his pos.
session lie pGrsonai estate of the deceased, and
found pfepafaIia large quantity OF Dr Cham.
befs remedy fer intempersnce.
IIc hereby Informs the public, that he has
dispos ed ofailAhe medicine so found. TO Dr
IamesH Hart, and Mr.. Andw NJ. flaming, OF
this CITY.
Ia making tha disposition, the subscriber has
been actualcd BY due regard TO The heirs OF the
inteslnte as we'll as from wish to give the most
extensive use loihe virtues OF the discovery
whatever they my he and he Gun further add
with confidence, that ,he gentlemen who will
hereafter bo the vendors the Remedy for In
temperance, as prepared by the inventor, have
been intimately connected with DIR. Chambers
in his life tino--hayc been his agents in com
pounding the medicine, and are acquainted with
IT'S composition
5TLVAAUo MILLER Public Administrator &c.
n The medicine will hereafter be prepared
aud sold by the subscribers. who alone are ~
possession OF the original recipe ofthe inventor,
Al theollice of the ate Dr. 4. in the basement
story Of Ringers Medical College, in Duane st
east side Of Broadway aud Chamber 81 three
door, RON Washington hall, New York
The astonishing success which this remedy
has obtained ia restoring habnual inebriatos TO
,obriety has established its virtues beyond all
contradiction, anh snperscdes the necessity of
any further comment.
The remedy s. as innocent as II Is cilectnal; so
much so, that II is often given children IN lie
hfilc complaints, and frequently used a. "A family
medicine Ion Dyspepsia, &c. All that IS reuuir-
ed 10 ensure its specific effect. is To abide strict
La a IA T.
sufficient for one individual cure, accompanied
With ample directions Tor IT'S use, signed IN the
hand writing Of III, subscribers without which,
none are genuine We are inducCd 10 adopt
this moasdi as II consequence al the great cclc.
Ority which Ia Chambers medtClHc has oh
lained there have been, and ioabti' IS veil be,
many spurious limitations. On enclosing To ust
the usual price, -, postage pad, ine medicine
can br sent by mab. 10 thusr ho are unable
to pay ~ personal application al The ndhldu-
At 10 our Office the medicine will be administer
ed gratis.
In order that the efficacy Of the above medi
cine may be thoroughly tested, editors OF news
papers throughout the country, who will insert
tins advertisement. and send us n copy ofthe pa.
per containing IT. shall receive from us, hy return
OF mail, quantity sufficient To cure one drunk
ard, which they will be requested 10 administer
to some patient IN Their neIg hborhOod aud pub
Sh the result.
Public institutions and phllanthropic societies,
by making appllcatloa. duly authenticated to
the subscribers, shall receive the medicine a a
very reduced price.
JAMES II. HART, NJ. d. Successor to
A. NJ. TANNING. SW Chambers
CAUTION
The public is respectfully cautioned against
the numerous spurious limitations of Doctor
Chambers remedy for IHtemper0nce Having
the agency for Lynchbrrg, am enabled 10 sell
the genuine medicine at the propritors price
five dollars for SIX doses.
WALTER II MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
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