The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19
10 the Public.
New and interesting Discovery.
pr. Chambcrs's Remedy for Ltemper-

pr. Chambers's Remedy for Mtemper-
aRCe.
palIE subscriber, Oh the deceasc of the late
Il D. William Chambers took into his pos
lion the personal estate of the deceased, aud
.o,nd prepared large quantity Of DR.. Cham
bsr,'reme,iy lor intemperance.
he hereby informs the public, that he has
linus ed ofall the medlcine SO found, To DR.
1,ne.H. Hart and Mr.. Andw. NJ flaming, OF
shis city.
lnmaking this disposition, the subscriber has
lspn ac.uated by due regard 10 the neils OF the
estate. as well as from wish To give the most
e,,ensye use tothe virtues of the discovery,
whatever they may be; aud he can further add,
with confidence, that the gentlemen who VIII
5afsi1er be the vendors o the Remedy for In
,enyerance, as prepared by the inventor, have
HON Intimately connected with Or. Chambers
-, his life tme--have been his agents IA com
nounding the medicine, and are acquainted with
It's composition
sIlVANUS MILLER, Public Administrator, &c.
TJ' The medicine viii hereafter be prepared
and sold by the subscribers. who alone are IN
uo,,ession OF the original recipe Of the inventor,
At the Office OF The lac DIR. G. la the basement
story Of Rutgers Medical College, in Duane st.
east side OF broadway, and Chamber 81. three
doors from Washington hall, New York.
The astonishing success which this remedy
has obtained in restoring habItual incbriatcS to
sobrety, has established It's virtues beyond ali
contradiction, aud sapersedes the necessity oil
any further comment.
The remedy is as innocent as it is eiiectual; so
much So that it is often given children IN le-
orlc complaints and frequently used as family
medicine for Dyspepsia, &c. All that IS requn-
ed ,uensure It's specific elect, Is to abide strict
" hy the directions. 1t is pat up IN packages
sufficient for one individual cure, accompanied
wlIa Hmple directions tor It's use, signed III the
hand wiitiag Of the subscribers. without which,
gone are genuine. We are induced to adopt
TINS measure, as ia consequence OF the great ccle-
srity which DR.. Chambers medicine has oh
famed, there have been, and doubtless will be,
many spurious limitations. On enclosing to ust
The usual price, 81 postage paid, the medicine
san be sent hy mail To those who are unable
10 pay, Oh personal application of the indivmu-
Al 10 our Office, the medicine will be adni.l!stei-
cd GRATIS,
In order that the efficacy of the above medi
enc may be thoroughly tested, editors OF news
papers throughout the country, who viii insert
this advertisement and send us copy OF The pa
per Containing 1t, shall receive nom IL, by return
Of mad, a quantity sufficient 10 cure one druni>-
ard, which they will he requested to administer
u aome pItleht IN telr helS morn anu pun
lish the result.
Pubic institutions and phiIanthropic societies,
oy mal,iny application duly authenticated to
tie sub seribers, shall receive the medicine at
very reduced price.
JAMES II. HART, VI. ID. ! Successor TO
A. NJ TANNING W. Chambers.
CAUTION.
The public is respectfully cautioned against
ihe Numerous spurious limitations OF Doctor
Chambers remedy for htttmperaace. Having
tac agency for Lyoohburs, | am enahledto sell
t6e genuine medicine at the propftos's price
E,e dollars for six doses.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Posi- Office.
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