The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17
To the Public.
New and Interesting Discovery.
Or. Chdmbers's remedy for htempcr-

! dHcc.
! = fAHE subscriber, on the decease Of the late
! - y William Chambers took INTO his pos
| session the personal estate OF the deceased, aud
| found preparrda large quantity OF Dr. Cham
hers remedy fol iutemperance.
! He hereby inform, the public, that he has
/ dIspoS ed OF all tie medicine so found, TO Dr..
| Jamesii. Hart, aud Mr.. Andw. NJ. flaming, o.
I this city.
| In making this disposition, the subscriber has
been aciuated by due regard TO The heirs of the
intcstatc as ell as from wish To give the most
! extensive use tothe virtues Of The discovery
whatever they may he 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
! been intimately connected with DIR. Chambers
! IN his life ime--have been his agents III con-
| pounding the medicine, and arCacqudlnted with
ITS composition.
| 5fLNANuS MILLER Public Administrator &c.
u The medicine will hereafter be prepared
and sold by the subscribers, "ho aloe IN
possession Of the Original recipe OF the inventor
| at theoitice OF the lac DR.. 1. in the basement
story Of Rutgers Medical College, in Duane ST
east side OF Broadway, and Chamber st. three
doors from Washington hall, New iofk.
The astonishing success winch tbs remedy
has obtained in restoring habltuai incbriates 10
,obrietv, has established its virtues beyond all
contradiction, aud snpersedes the necessity OF
any further comment.
The remedy is as innocent as it IS efleCtual; 50
much so, that II is often given Chldrcn III te-
brilc complaints, and frequently used family
medicine for Dyspepsia, &c. All that is feqal
ed to ensure its specific effect, is to abide strict
ly b, the directions. II is put up IN packages
sufficient for one individual cure, accompanied
l.
hand writing of the subscribers. without which.
none are genuine. We are induced TO adopt
this measure, az IN consequence OF the great cre-
brlty which Dr.. Chambers medicine has Oh
taincd there hive been, and doubtless will b.,
nany NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On enclosing 10 ~
the usual price, 81, postage paid the medicine
can be sent by mail TO those who are unab
to ray, on personal application of the indivIda
al 10 our Office the medicine will be administer
ed gratis.
In order that the efficacy of the above medl
cinc may be thoroughly tested, editors OF news
papers throughout the country, who will lnserI
! tins advertisement aud send MS a copy ofthe pa
per containing it shall receive fromu 10y return
OF mail, Il quantity sufficient to cure one drunk
ard, which they will be requested TO administer
| to some pa tient in their neighborhood and pub
| lish the result.
Public institutions and phllanthrope societies,
! by making application, tduly autheniicatcd,) 10
| lie Subscribers, shall receive the medicine at a
very reduced price
JAMES II. HART, NJ. ID. Successor to
| A. Nj. TANNING. lW. Chambers.
| CAUTION
The public is respectfully cautioned against
the numerous spurious imtatlons of Doctor
! Chambers remedy for htempermce. Having
the agency for Lynchburg, am enabledt to sell
the genuine medicine at the proprtorS price
| five dollars for six doses.
| WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
! Opposite Post Office.
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