The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-14
To The Public:
New and Interesting Discovery
Dr.. Chambers's Remedy for IHtemper'

Ut. ChuWOeTSS AeWfdy jOF IHttWpeF-
1n1e.
EIpfE subscriber, on the deceaEe of the LAIR
- d.. William Chambers took into his pos
session The personal estate OF the deceased, and
found prepared large quantity OF DR.. Cham
bers' remedy for intcnperance.
I lie hereby informs the pubic, that he has
disposed ofall the mrdicnc DO foand, TO DIR.
Games IL. Hart, ard Mr.. Apdw. VI. Tanning, OF
this city.
In making this disposition, the subscriber hss
been acluateh Ivy due regard to the heirs Of the
intcstate, as well as from a wish TO give the most
extensive use to the virtues OF the discovery
whatever they may be and he can further add,
with confidence, that the gentlemen who viii
hereafter he the vendors 81 the Remedy for In
temperance, As prepared by the inventor, have
been Intimately connected with DIR. CHAMBERS
IN his life time-haye bces his agents IN com
pounding the medicine, and are acquainted With
its composition.
SILFANU5 MILLER, Publ. Administrator &c.
u Tho medicine will hereafter be prepared
and sold by the subs ribers who alone are III
possession OF the original recipe Of the inventor,
at the Office of the lam Or. {. ia the basement
story OF Rutgers Medical College, in Duane st.
east side OF broadway, and Chamber ST. thu &c
doors from Washington hall, New York
Inc astonishing success winch this reusedy
! has obtained in restoring habItual lnebriates 10
sobfiety, has established ito virtues hey ond all
contradiction, and superscdes the necessity OF
any further comment.
The remedy Is as innocent as it Is efectuai so
nurh So that 1t is often given children in ie-
brile complaints, and frequently used as a family
medicine for Dyspepsia, &c. All that IS reqnr-
ed 10 ITS specific effect, is 10 abide strict
la ~ 4 h. a fg I i Lao,
sufficient tor one individual cuIe, accompanied
with ample directions Tor as USE, signed III the
hand writing At the subscribers, without winch
none ar geauine We are induced 10 adopt
tins measure AZ IN consrqnenCr Ui the great cele-
brny winch d.. Chambers medicine has OBJ
talncd, therehaye been, and doubtless will be,
many spurious limitations. On enclosing 10 uSt
the usual price, -, postage pad, the medicine
can Oc sent by mail To those who are unable
TO pay, on personal application Of the mdrVldu-
al 10 onr office, the medicine will be administer
ed GRATIS.
In older that the efficacy Of the above med
j enc may be thoroughly tested, editors Of news
papers throughout the country, who will insert
tins advertisement, and send us IL copy otthe pa
per containing IT, shall receive from us. 10y return
OF mail quantity sufficient TO cure one drunk
ard, winch they viii be requested TO administer
TO some patient in their neg hborhood and pub
llsh the result
Public institutions and phanthropie societies,
by making application, (duly authenticated to
the subscribers, shall receive the medicine al IA
very reduced price.
JAMES ii. HART, VI. d. Successor to
A. NJ. TANNING SW. Chambers
CAUTION.
The public is respectfully cautioned against
the numerous spurious imitptons OF Doctor
Chambers remedy for htemperance Having
| the agency for Lynchburg, ann enabled to sell
the genuine medicine at the propritor's price
| tive dollars for SIX doses
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office
Oct %