The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-03
To the Public.
New and Interesting Discovery.

Dr.. Chdmber5's Remedy for fntemPer-
0Rce.
1TllIE subscriber, Oh the decease Of the late
- Or. ,Yiitian Ch1Sbers took INTO his pos
session the personal estate oi the deceased, aud
found prepareda iarle quantity bf DR.. Cham
bet>'tenedy FOR mteu peranee.
lie hereby informs the pubic, that he has
disp9s ed ofall tuc mcdicne SO iouad, 10 DR..
Jamesii. Hart. and Mr., Andw. VI Flaming, OF
this CITY.
Ia mixing this disposition. the subscriber has
been Hctuated by Il due regard to the heirs OF the
intestaIe. as well as from a aish TO give the most
extensive use ,olbe virtues OF the discovery,
Whatever they may be and he eau further add,
with Confidence, that The gentlemen who Wli
hereafter be tie eepdels ofthe Remedy feT Ia
temperance, Is prepared by the inventor, have
been intimately connected with DR., CHAMBERS
"a fus life tinle-hage been his agents Ia com
pounding the medlciue, anl are acquainted " rh
Us composition.
SlI.N ANUS MILLER. Public Administrator &c.
II The medicine will hereafter be prepared
aud sold by ttr stb, tiilefs, w7io atone ace ~
possession eflbe orlgtnal fecpe OF tie inventor,
At theohice Of tie late Dr.. {. ~ the basement
.loty Of Rutgers Medical College, IL baanc II.
easiside Of broadway, and Chamber ST trce
door, lr0n lsbington hail, New York.
The astonishing str-eess which tbs remedy
has obtained - restoring hibitfal iuebriatcs to
sobriety, has established - virtues beyond all
contradiction. aud satrfsedts the Necessity Of
Any iurther continent.
The remedy IS as mnncent > It is eaerfual; so
riucit 50, thai It Is often g,Yeu children IN f-
briir complaints, aud frequently used IA a family
nleitctue Tor dyspepsia, NJ. All that IS requir-
ed. To cushre IL specific effect, Is to aj,ile strict
u by the directions. II is put mp in packages
sufficient for one individual cure, accompanied
nth ample directions for lis use, stoned ia the
iand writing II lie subscribers. without which
none ave genuine. We ara induced TO adopt
- measure .as.In consequence Of the great cele-
hiity ~iseh ir. Chambers medicine has OBJ
'tuacd, there nave been, aud doubtless viii he,
many raroesilnftatens On enclosing TO ust
the uspli price. 81. postage pad, the medicine
can be seat 10y uail. 10 these who are unable
10 pay, 90 personal APP. lication of,he lndis'du-
II 70 our oiIce, the medicine will te administer
81 era;is.
Ia order that fhe efficacy Of The abo"e rnedi
cine may be thoroughly tested, editersof news
papers throughout the country, who wdl insert
Wis advertisement aud send as a copy ofthe pa
per containing il, shall receive from Us. by returB
OF inail, = quantity sufficient 10 cure Que dr,Hfis-
ard, witch they will be requested 10 administer
10 SOME patient in their neighborhood aud pab-
lisii the result.
Public institutions and philanthropie societies,
by making application, duly authenticated } to
the Subscribers, shall receive the medicine al a
very reduced price.
JAMES II, HART, VI. d. Successor 10
A. N. TANNING. XIV Chambers
CAUTION.
1he public is respectfully cautioned aeainsi
,be nYrarrous spurious limitations of Doctor
clianhets' rea,edg TOT 1aisnptrauce. Having
the agerc, Tor Lynchburg, ain enabled to sci
the etnsine medicine at the propritor's price
five dollars for six doses.
WALTER n. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Posi- Office.
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