The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-17
10 tie s'abdo.
New and Interesting Discovery.
Or. Chambcrs's Remcdy far hfcmpcr-
Dec n

UHCG.
ZllIE subscriber on the deceasr Of the late
~ Or. Wilhara Chambers, took into his pos
session the personal estate Of The deceased and
found prepareda large quantity of Dr. Cham
bers' remedy for lntempelauee.
He hereby Informs the public, that he has
disposed OF all the medicine So found, to DG
James II. Hart, and Mr.. Andw. NJ. flaming, Of
this city
In making this disposition, the Subscriber has
been acnated by a due regard to the heirs oil the
iutestate ms well as from wish 10 give the most
extensive use t0the virtues OF the discovery.
whatever they may be; aud ne can further add
with confidence, that ne gentlemen who Will
hereafter he the yenders ofthc Kennedy for In
Temperance. az prepared by the inventor, have
been intimately connected with DR.. ChamnerS
in MS life time have been his agents III com
pounding the medicine, and reACgualutcd with
lis composition.
SILNANUS MILLER, Public Administrator, &c.
u The medicine will hereafter be prepared
and sold by the subscribers. who aloe are IN
possession Of the original recipe the inventor,
At theoihce OF the are Dr.. (. IN the basement
story of Rutgcr'. Medical College, IN Duane st.
east side of Broadway, aud Chamber st. thlre
door, from Washington ball, New York.
The astonishing success which this remedy
has obtained in restoring bablteal incbtlatcs 10
sobrietv, ISIS established is virtues beyond al
contradiction and sapersedes the necessity OF
| any further comment.
The remedy is as innocent as il is clecua So
| much So that it is often given chi'jrrn in ie-
brlr complaints, and frequently used As q family
medlcne for Dyspepsia. &c. All that is rcQuH-
cd, 10 ensure its specific effect Is 10 abide strict
" b, the directions II Ia put up ia packages
sufficient tor one individual cne, accompanied
| with ample directions tor rs use, signed ia the
hand writing of the subscrl5ers. without which.
none are genuine. We are induced 70 adopt
this measure Is in consequence OF the great cole
| hrltg which DR. Chambers medicine has oh
| taiued, there have been, and doubtless VIII be-,
many spurious limitations. On enclosing to ust
! the usual price, s.. postage paid, the medicine
can be sent uy mail. IL those who are unable
| 10 nay, on personal application OF the mdNldu-
| Al 10 our office. the medicine will bc administer
ed GRATIS
| H. order that the efficacy of the above medl
cinr may be thoroughly tested, ediurSoi news
| papers turoue bout the country, who viii insert
this advertisement. and send us copy of HE pa
per containing it, shall receive from us, by return
/ of mail a quantity sufficient to cure ony drunk
ard, which they will be requested tn administer
to some patient in their ncighborhood and pub
i lsh the result.
] Public institutions and philanthropic societies,
BY making application, (duly autacntcated.) 10
/ the Subscribers, shah receive the medicine a IA
/ very reduced price
JAMES H. HART, VI. d. Successor 10
! A. NJ. TANNING. SW. Chambers.
CAUTION.
! The public is respectfully cautioned AGAINST
! the numerous spurious nnitstions OF Doctor
! Chambers remedy for htemperarce. Having
/ the agency for I.ynchbuig am enabled to sell
| the genuine medicine At the proportion price,
] FIVE dollars for six doses.
WALTER H MIDDLETON.