The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-31
70 the Public.
New and interesting Discovery.
Dr. Ckambers's RemGdy for Mtemper-
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t.aIIE subscriber, on the decease of the late
Il DR.. William Chambers took into his pos
,s-.,on the personal estate Of the deceased, and
s,ond prepared large quantity OF DR.. Cham
hers remedy for intemperance.
He hereby Informs the public, that he has
hsnospd ofal the medicine so found, to DIR.
Iaae, n. Hart, and Mr.. Andw. NJ. Tanning, of
thi, city
In making this disposition the subscriber has
been actuated by IA due regard to HE heirs of the
,n,estate as we'll rs from a wish Ia give the most
extensive use tothe virtues OF the discovery,
ghatevpr they MAY be and he can further add,
nith confidence, that the gentlemen who will
hereafter be the vendors 1.-THE Remedy for In
tsnDetancc, AS prepared 10y the inventor, have
Aeea intimately connected with DIR. Chambers
m his life time have been his agents IN com
ponndng the medicine, and are acquainted with
Us composition
sILYANU5 MILLER, Public Administrator, &c
T. The medicine will hereafter he prepared
a. sold by the subscribers. who alone are III
possession of the original recipe OF the inventor,
Of the Office Of the late DR.. {. in the basement
story OF Rutger's Medical College in Duane ST
east side of broadway, and Chamber ST. three
DOORS from Washington hail, New York.
The astonishing success which this remedy
aas obtained in restoring habitual mebriates to
sohrletY, has established its virtues beyond all
contradiction, and sapersedes the necessity of
an, further comment.
TIE remedy is as innocent as it is electual; SO
much So. that it is often given children in ie-
brill complaints, aud frequently used rs n family
medicine for Dyspepsia, NC. All that is requlr-
I'd, to ensure its specific fleet, is TO abide strict
" by the directions II is put up in packages
sufficient for one individual cure, accompanied
win ample directions tor its use, signed III the
hand writing OF the subscribers. without which,
none are genuine. We are induced to adopt
this measure as In consequence of the great cele-
brty which DR.. Chambers medicine has oh
trtped. there hayn been. and doubtless will be,
mlly spurious limitations. Un enclosing TO ust
the usual price, 81, postage pad, the medicine
can be sent by mad. TO those who are unable
70 DAY. on personal application of the indvdu.
al To orr office, the medicine will be administer
81 rats.
II order that the efficacy Of the above mcd
clae may he thoroughly tested, editors of news
yaoais throughout the country, who will insert
TINS advertisement. and send us a copy ofthe pa
per containing il, shall receive from as bv return
OF nfd, quantity sufficient TO cure one drunk
ard which they will be requested to administer
tosone pdteut in their neIg hborhood !; aud pub
hsh lla result.
Public institutions and phiIanthropic societies.
BY making Application, (duy authenticated, } To
tn SlbScllbrrS. shall receive the medicine al a
very reduced price
JAHE5 II. HART, VI. d. } Successor to
). VI. TANNING. SW. Chambers.
CAUTION.
ihe public 10 respectfully cautioned against
he numerous spurious imitstions of Doctor
0nambero' remedy for hltempcrmtce. Having
te'senr5 for byncnbnrg, am enabled to sell
ge GENUINE medicine at the propritors price,
tsedolar, lor six doses
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
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