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' told me, that he had a man in his employ ment, 50 years ofage, who had been addict ed to intemperance many years, who ex- pressed Willingness 10 take any thing but poison to cure him. MT. w. procured some of the medicine and administered it few times, in consequence of which the old man has lost all thirst for spirituous liquors and appears like another man. He says, it cost him $50 year to get drunk, and now he does not love strong drink, and therefore he infers that he may yet rise in the world. This case is of two or three weeks contln- uance only.

 Mir. s. a respectable mechanic, well known here, and highly esteemed by many of our acquaintance, says, that he has young friend, who was subject to fits of ln- toxication, once in two or three weeks. He took the medicine or z weeks ago, and has lost all hankering for spirituous liquors. MT. s. and MT. w both express considera- ble confidence in the efficacy of the remedy.

 The Editor of the Chr. Advocate, shew- ed me two letters, written by persons in this city, with liberty to publish them, declaring that they had been cured by the use of this medicine. Er. B. from these letters, and from other testimony which has been pre- sented to him, has felt himself justified in writing an article in his paper in favor of the medicine.

 MT. H. as you know the editor of the Observer, has expressed an opinion from evidence obtained some weeks since, that the medicine was valuable. He has since, devoted more time to the examination of witnesses, the effect of which is to confirm the opinion already expressed.

 MT. N. venerable man, and one of the officers of the N. Y. Bible Society, has known many cases in which it has been administered, and his confidence in its etfl- cacy. He mentions two or three interesting and striking cases of cure.

 Mr. s. an old man, whom l saw, says he was ten years addicted tointemperance. He took the medicine or 6 weeks since, in consquence of which he has lost all hanker- ing for spirituous liquors. His employer gentleman of responsibility, confirms this and says he dismissed this man from his service before he took the medi- cine and has restored him since. saw both the individuals here spoken of.

 MT. K. an industrious mechanic, whom | saw, says his brother in law, youth of 19 years, had become curse to himself, & his friends, and had become so sottish, as to make it necessary to take him to the hospit- aL The physician at the hospital, said he could not have lived a fortnight, in the con- tinuance of such excess. This young man took the medicine weeks ago, in conse- quence of which he has. lost his thirst for spirituous liquor, and cannot be tempted to touch it His brother in law can use no lan- guage strong enough to express his conf- dence in the efficacy and value of this rem edy.

 MT. D. mechanic in the same neighbor- hood took the medicine about one week since, having been previously as we learnt from himself and wife very incorporate, and now he has no relish for spirituous li- quors. There were great indications Ofjoy and gratitude in the countenance and ex- pression of these people.

 P. K. took the medicine about the same time with D. He had been in the habit of drinking 15 or 16 glasses day, and in his last fit itofintoxicatian, he was drunk days. His cups were the first thing in the morning and the last at night; for the last or years he has been very much abandoned. His dreadful thirst for spirituous liquors is quenched, and he says he is willing to pro- claim to the world the benefit he has receiv- ed from Dr. Chambers.

 Mir. A. young man 30 years of age, has been dreadfully incorporate l5 years. His father, who is now dead twas the same, and brought up his son in his own habits. This young man has been twice lunantic {; three times brought to- the gates of death by fits; ten times committed to the watch house; and repeatedly brought home drunk to his mother who is widow, all in con- sequence of intemperance. He took the medicine seven weeks ago last Friday, and continued to take it till the Tuesday fol- lowing and he has had no desire for spir- itous liquors since. The facts in this case we collect from his mother, his employer and himself. have seld dom seen more greatful and happy woman than his mother.

 There are other cases; but have not time or space to state them.

 Dr. Chambers address, is Rutgers Med- ical College, Duane-street. The medi- cine is in phials at $5, each, with directions for using or in powders. which may be