The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
10 the Public.
New and Interesting Discovery.
Dr.. Cddmders's Remedy fur htcmgcr-

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TgaHE subscriber, on the decease Of the late
- pr William Chhmbcrs took INTO his pos
session rhr personal estate Of the deceased aud
found prepareda large quantity OF IN. Cham-
nrrs temedy tor incompetence.
He hereby inform, thr public, that he has
dspns ed oil a the medicine SO found, to Dr.
Jamfsii. Hart, aud Mr. Andw. NJ Tanning, OF
this city
IN making this disposition. the subscriber has
heen actunedbY due regard To the hcrs OF the
mlestate, as well As from wish 90 eve the most
extensive usr tothc virtues OF the discovery.
whatever they may be; aud he can further add
with confidence, thst the gentlemen who Wdl
hereafter be the vendors ithe Remedy FOR Ia
temperance, rs prepared by the inventor, have
hseo intimately connected with Dr. Chambers
IA MS llte time--ha,e becn his agents IN com.
pounding The medicine, and are acquainted with
us composition
5lLNANuS MILLER. Public Administrator &c
- rae medicine will hereafter be prepared
AMI sold by the Subscribers. who alone are IN
Ja,se,son al the original recipe Of the inventor,
At tar office OF the lare Dr. G in the basement
story of Hntgcr's Medical College, in Duane st.
| snat side OF Broadway, and Chaulllcr st. three
doors from Washington hall, New York.
The astonishing success which this remed,
ha, obtained in restoring hablmal ncbrisur, u
| ,obriety, has established It's virtues beyond ali
contradiction aud 'aper5edes the necessity q
any further comment.
The remedy isas innocent as il Is enectual so
/ mueh so. that il is often given children IN lie
brile complaints, and frequently used n, tamil,
medicine for Dyspepsia, &c. All that is teauIr-
ed 10 cnsure is specific cieei is to abide strict
/ ly'bY the directions. II rs put up in packages
fl...,s.. e. To- 1. e. L.. a
with ample directions fol lis use, Signed IN the
hand writing OF the subscribers without which,
none are genuine We are induced to adopt
tins measure, as IN consequence OF the great cele-
bruy which DIR. Chambers medicine has Oh
tanned, there have been, and doubtless will be-
many spurious limitations. On enclosing 10 ust
the usual price 81, postage paid the medicine
can be sent BY mail. To those who are unable
to pay, ON personal application of the iudi, idu.
| al 10 our Office the medicine will be administer.
cd gratis.
In Order that the efficacy Of the above medi
cine may he thoroughly tested, editorSo OF news
papcrS Throughout the country, who viii insert
/ tins advertisement, aud send as Il copy ofthe pa
! per containing it, shall receive from us by retnrn
/ OF mail, quantity sufficient to cure one drunk
ard, which they will he requested to administer
, to some patient IN then neighborhood and pub
! ish the result.
/ Public institutions aud philanthropic societies,
by making application. lduly authenticated to
! the subscribers, shall receive the medicine al a
very reduced price
JAMES II. HART, NJ. d. Successor to
A. NJ. TANNING. Wv Chambers.
CAUTION.
| The public is respectful, cautioned against
the numerous spurious limitations of Doctor
Chambers re.hedy FOR htemperaace. Having
the agency for l.ynchburg, am enabled TO sell
the genuine medicine at the propror's price
five dollars foi six doses.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
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