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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-04-04
Hon. JOHN G. CALHOUN, &c.
CoPY OF TRANSLATION.

Tsi-yeng, Member of the Imperial House, connect
ed with the Commssariat of the Army Governor
General of the Army Affairs of the Kwang Provinces
and other places, Honorary Member of the Board Of
Imperial Advisers, connected with the Board of Gen.
era Inspection, (Tro-Chayuen,) Director of the
Board of War, Vice Guardian of the Heir Appa
rent, Minister and Commits. Toner Extraordinary of the
Tia Using Empire, makes this communication relative
to Sue Aman, q citizen of the district of Using Yuen
whose death was caused by a musket.
l. the Minister, have already addressed the honora
BILE Envoy, to cause this subject to be investigated
have heard the Chinese was killed by musket, and
that clear investigation has been made but how in
the examination you have decided and disposed of the
matter, though long time has elapsed, have not re-
ceiyed any communication, causing the people TO say
annoying things, which truly me. AS is right
again make duly prepared despatch, and address
this communication to the honorable Envoy, that he
may investigate accordingly. l hope you will dis
ncty state and reply, having due regard to right and
Justice.
With compliments, Sc, as is requisite, | make this
communication.
The above communication is to CUSHING Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentary of the
United States of America
TAou kwAsa, 2iih year, 9th month, 10Th day
July 26, I844)
PETER PARKER,
joint Chinese Secreiaru 10 Legation.
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OUR PROSPERITY.

Certainly the Administration OF no r'e''ue"'
ever commenced uuder more favorable auspices
than the present; and no President ever posses
sed better opportunity Of inscnblng his name
un,aruished upon "she cliffs Of fame" as ben
efactor Of his age, and the Chief Representative
of great nation, and OF free and mighty Peo-
nile Than President Polk And that his charac-
ter may remain pure, and his reputation unsui-
lied, we, who labored day and night TO secure
hi, election, will continue 10 oppose the lnsidl-
Gus approaches Of the prohigale crew oil
politicians, who would not hesitate to per
lure themselves, and deliberately lead any Chief
Magistrate into error, merely TO CRAFTY their
own selfish desires.
The President now beholds the sublime spec
lacle of the first powers of the earth, modelling,
aud remodelng, their commercial policy 10 cor
respond with ours, aud granting US unasked adj
yantages TO propiriale the goodwill Of the Re
publican party now in the ascendant. The re-
sources and productions of our vast country
have iriumphed over the deep injuries inflicted
by the aristocratic managers Of the Monster
Bank; and il has become essential 10 the well
fare Of the most powerful nations, and to the
very existence Of Others, to secure participa-
ton in our trade, and enjoy our friendship and
protection. We are prosperous and happy
People We not only feel aud enjoy our
might and independence, but the perfec-
ZION of our political structure, is the envy Of
every civilized race in the world thar aspires TO
freedom-the pride of all who enjoy liberty
throughout the earth--lhe terror of tyrants-and
has the sanction Of God.
And what sane President, with The unstained
reputation of our present Chief Magistrate, can
turn from the contemplation of his high duties,
Of the interests Of twenty millions Of his fellow
citizens, Of the great events of the future grow
ing out of his acts of omission or commission
and lend an attentive ear TO the puedle schemes
of corrupt politicians, who neither remember the
past nor dream of the furure2 None none
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copy OF TRANSLATION.

Tsiyeng, Member of the Imperial House, connect.
ed with the Commssariat of the Army, Governor
General Of the Army Affairs of the two kwang pro-
ylnces and other places, connected with the Board of
Imperial Advisers and with the Board of General In
spectlon, Director of the Board of War; o Vice
Guardian Of the Heir Apparent Minister and Com
missioner Extraordinary of the Ia Using Empire,
makes this communication
On former occasion received the honorable En-.
yoys communication relative to the case of Sue Aman,
citizen OF China who was shot by merchant of the
United States all Of which have read and fully I'M
derstand. In this case the merchant of the United
States was not acquainted with Sue Aman; | have
also ascertained that there enmity between
them, nor was there any design, originally of causing
his death but having taken up arms with the intent
to kill man, he is rightly considered guilty. And
it, after all, we pass this subject by without debera.
ton, il will be difficult to avoid Insubordinaion on
the part of the citizens of China and their secretly
seeking revenge, when further difficulties will arise.
Now, whereas Hwaug, the Provincial Treasurer,
has transmitted communication from your honora-
BILE nations consul, (Forbes in which he states
pecting Sue AmaD, that II was one " Daniel" who
IN taking up arms TO attack the bandits, by accident
caused wound of his body, of which he (Aman)
died and that he has taken the offender Daniel "
and delivered him over TO the honorable Envoy TO
be returned to his country to be dealt with according
to IFS laws; and that he (fwang) has examined and
ascertaDed that this accordance with the treaty
and, besides, by the Provincial Judge (Hwang) re-
plying to the said consul that he examined according
ly, as beboo,eth me, also reply to the honorable
Envoy, and reques, TO trouble him TO exsmne ac-
cordngly, and pray that he will favor me with an
answer, IN order to dispose of the case With com
pliments, &c.
The foregoing communication is TO Gushing, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the
United States Of America.
aTaoU kwANo 2ih year, 9Th month, 25h day-(8ih
August, 1874.
PETER PARKER,
Chinese Secrefaru, &c
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PETER PARKER,
IcnrYl
UNITED STATES LEGATION.
Chinese Secretary, &c

WkUAU, HtKNN ~, 1914.
The undersigned, Plenipotentiary of the United
States, has the honor TO acknowledge the receipt Of
the communication addressed to him by your excel.
lency the goth ult making inquiry as 10 the result
Of the investigation in regard TO the crcums,a
attending the death Of the Chinese Sue Aman as to
which, it needs only to refer your exceenoy to the
letter of the undersigned of the Odd ultimo, which
was then on its way TO Canton.
The Undersigned has the honor to acknowledge fur
Their the receipt Of your exceenoys commueicat on
of the 9Th instant IN reply to the last ma med letter
and also that Of the 9th ultimo the subject Of the
death Of the American, Sherry.
He takes the liberty to Observe 10 the arst place,
tbst the snsogy, In certain points, between these two
cases did not escape the attention Of your excelency
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coPY or FORMULATION. |

Tsiycng, of the Imperial House, Governor General
OF the two kwang Provinces, Honorary Member of
the Board of Imperial Advisers, ex ohicio Member
OF the Board of General Inspection, a Director Of
the Board Of War, Vice Guardian Of the Heir D.
parent, and Minister and Commissioner Extraordi-
nary Of the Tia Using Empire, makes this clear in
vestigation and reply to the affair of boat belonging
TO United States merchant vessel being Cred upon
by cannon accidentally at Whampoa, causing the
death of one Sbayle, (Sheny,) and also the seizing
and imprsoning Of Others, all Of which Is on record
j, the Minister, when at Macao, received a com
muncstion from the honorable Envoy and in my
first reply agreed to wait my return to The Provincial
city when would clearly examine the original re-
cords, and again attend TO the subject in ali its de-
tails. have now made an investigation Of all the
records relating thereto, and fnd first that on the
9TH month Of the 2lu yssr Of Tsou Kwsng. MAY
ls4l, y al the commencement Of war between China
and England, some Amer,csn merchants morse and
his sssocisies) took boat, and were pulling to
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mo. 90.l
MACAO, August %, 1874.

Sir; In all the preliminary steps of nv neoo,ia
tons IN China, especially at the very commencemen
when the reception Of the Embassy and its ultimate
success, were matters of great uncertainty thought
II necessary to be scrupulously exact in those matters
Of form which concerned the dignity of the United
States. Accordingly, as you will have learned from
previous dispatches, have not failed to require in
all correspondence, as well with the Imperial Com.
missioner as with the acting Governor of the two
kwangs, the observance of the style of absolute
equality between the Government of the United
States and that of China To the same intent in tho
correspondence which held with the acting Govern
or OF the two kwangs, | insisted that his letters
should be delivered, not to the consul Of the United
States at Canton, as the Governor desired but IN
some gentleman Of the legation, either at Macao or
Canton, as convenience might dictate; and uniform
W transmitted my own letters through some gentle
man of the legation
In this state of facts, il came TO my kpovledye
that the first Of the letters from the acting Governor
General delivered at Macao was brought by ono ~
that class of Chinese called iinguis These arc No,
persons of any official rank but are generally trade,
men or Others OF Canton, who, by their commercial
intercourse with The foreigners there have acquired
some imperfect knowledge Of some one of the Ian.
guages of Europe; and through whom alone Tho 10
norant public authorities at Canton can carry an the
least intercourse with the people Of the West
In proof OF The wonderful deficiency of the chi.
nese in this respect, may mention. inodenaIlv ,h,,
not one OF ihe men OF rank about the Imperial Com
missioner had the least knowledge Of any of the Ian
guages oil Europe and that all the negotiations be-
tween us, and all the intercourse, oral as well =.
written, were conducted through the intervention of
the interpreters Of the legation
On receiving, then, for the first time, letter from
the acting Governor General by the hands OF a lin.
gust, while did not look upon as matter of sf-
Gent consequence to be made the subject OF s.rou.
written complaint | yet conserved 4 TO be tbinr
which there ,r,s rom for svnl....,-.s
obtain which, directed Mr. IIerni.s to tab. chs,v.
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MACAO, August 20, 1874.

mo. % MACAO, August 90 1874.
Sir have the honor to transmit to you, here
with, copies of further correspondence with the
Imperial Commissioner on the subject of the cases
Of Sherry and Sue Aman.
am, very respectfully your obedient servant,
G. CUSHING.
Hon. JOHN c. CAIuoUN &c
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IN THOSE THINGS WHICH Are EssrHriAl In .
=, Uu,TY-,s sos-EssrsrsALs, LIsxKrrj AND IN ALL
THINGS cnARirv.--Augustta.
The New York herald., 1845-10-13
miscellaneous Record.

PACKET SHIp VRGINrAN. for Liverpool, will sail tins day
at l2 o'clock, weather permitting.
ScHR VELAsco seey for the Cape de verd and Coast
of Africa, will leave Tuesday Wednesday Letter bags
at this office.
o surveying brig Washhnsn Davis from cruise last
Whalemen.
LAmArNA May iiArr ship. Chas Carroll Nant "a months
9q! sso ;p 80 VIII 18th America stooiastSq msnhs
Elizabeth Salem months 100 sp; nth, Walter Scott Nant
montns, 800 sp7 VII. -
sy or Sid MihS, sn Do May S
No Midas do 2,h sam Rober SON do, lin charge mate
the captain remaining sick) all on cruises.
9Th instant s Sandy Hook @ ESE so miles saw ship Patrick
On Thursday last, ship sarsna days from Liverpool for
Sept 25 lat s 10 Ion 90 large ship steering east had the
appearance Of steamship Massachu
Sept a. at IS 49, lon 10 So saw large ship steering west
whs black fore opsa-aw her again aoh lat is is
ih Inst lon g. q saw fnarse ship bound Boston,
Oct LAT % 3d. tou % 20 ship steering showing
0isf ns a Tn on bs Monument of Portland for
Oct loh lat SC TO- lon schr Elisha hence for Jamaica-by
the Gulnare, at this port.
Foreign Porrs.
poIyT PErEs (Susd SePtsIin port brig uzard9 Bath
TRISlpAp Sept 13-n port baroue Clarssa Perkins for
Marseiles, next dav; brig Oak Foster, disg.
Home Ports.
BATH Oct sLA ba1que Georgia Antwerp schr Ceres p
sSsa sss
brgs Nortn Star, Bermuda; >ew York Cuba.
BosToS Oct l-Arr, ship Leonore Newcastle, Eng; John
Dunlap do; baIque Jno Parker Bangor, Wales; Franklin,
M B SlS aon s. obas p
pha speedwel from Cohas schrs Adelaide Rchmol d.
msston for NYoEk Telegraphsd ship Essex Welsh fm Ii
via Sa'em brgs Or Htcheock Campeaehy Anne & Julia
st and Maracaiho; b. Vim Warren st Johns
F. shrs Norfolk NOreans; Oynard do; Sodan do SaIue
Maryland Baltimore; brigs Ghocsw Charlestowa schrs
shall, NYork.
New BEproRD Oct lo-Cld barque Carice Pacific Ocean
SID schr Patriot Baltimore
PROVIDENCE, Oct l0-Arr sohrs Nansemond, Va Commo-
dore, Richmond; Pennsylvania, Norfolk; Young sPh,la-
dephia; soop Castle Coxackie N.Y. SID schr Copper Phil
adepha sIoops Neptune Rondout; Midas New York; Vig
Liant, do viz Newport.
PORTLAND Oct Arr brgs Swiss Boy, Ma.anzas Chace;
dony (Br) Windsor, Ms; Alexander Bangor for New York
THoMAsroS, Oct 4-Cd brgs Oceana New Orleans; Mary
Jane, do; 6h, schr Hurd. New York.
The New York herald., 1845-10-13

ship Abaoss steering wNw "a 2s Ion 50 10, bound for
ship Anson Barkman days from Charleston with
shiP sullivan, Waite days from Charleston with
Bsraus Jane z Williams, SO days from Nswea.tls. Eng
nhs hs.Sas Msyhsw from Nea'a' Oct with "
T;.l ssss sss. sn wh%sy ssy.y with
Sorw brig Matter'0n 20 days from Norway
Brig Afford Mann, from csnpsaehy via sisa 81 days. with
BTs s. Mary White Is day. Pensacola with 10000 feet
timber e oIsT sf sues ss FOR Texas. I'll vel. ~ spoke
Br brig Eclipse, Topham, II days from Sidney with coal to
Brig Belle, Msys days from Wilmington NC, with naval
Bris Rudolph Groalns Thompson sdays from Key West
Brig Badwin Hayes, days from Savannah with
,,s s E with cotton
Br brig Peru Fields days from Sidney, with coal
% Brg Envoy Richardson days from Machas, with lumber
Brig Gunse spaulding days from Wilmington, NCwi,h
Rs JoSfi sty days from Wilmington NC with
schr Eagle Dyer. "A days from Baraeoa. with fyt to God
schr F.smper hocLhardt days from Windsor Ms, with
sohr Courier COUCH days from Richmond, with flour and
schr November Homss II day. from St AIMS Bay Jam
schr Alrse, Burpe day. from Wilmington NC, with
schr julia vaaSiider days from Wilmington NC, with
naval stores.
sehr Peru Baker days from Lubec with plaster Brett
x Vose
Schr Pcapet, Coi days from Lubec with pl ster to
Bret vose.
schr Presto, from Norfolk for New London
Schr Nancy Bishop days from Swansboro NC with
val stores to Depeyster x Whtmarsh.
Schr II Clay Hawkins, Q days from Virginia.
Sch Roger Huff Carpenter days from Virginia to the
master.
ssSi aa Nj Bs. s.;a:a s % ssG osiSas va'.
seSr R VIE Hensry , sopsr days from Virginia.
Schr Commerce, Burnett. 4 days from Ocracoke. -
Schr Roberts, Andrews, days from Washington, Nc to
the m ster
Schr II Havens, Turner days from Virginia.
Sohr Roger Burne 2 days from Virginia:
Schr Select Gray days from Newben, NC, with naval.
stores to master.
schr Tuscsros Dearborn, days from Richmond with
to N McCready.
schr Bagnall, Miles, a hours from Chenysone. to the
master
schr Ireland sommers, days from Richmond with coal
to the MASTER
Below
The New York herald., 1845-10-13
Foreign linpOrtafiuns.

LlvERrooL-shp Hongu tons coal 1000 sacks salt
NGs1s gf %sf @.ay SsatI H.ys War
c Bis. B'1f ua' TsSc
dLm,s 5its.Say 6oa 6S semus Grosss-5
Sherwood do v Tsnt Col do sheldon Smith case
aY@i as Giss ef s wiy M
sydss K5s. %,sf Sis; S;isi
CO; Chas ToaI-sJ d stewar-s do case Fiaacis
sieS. seS P.rs sSf
Gilbert co2es bars abundes do Bekef& oasSoue
%n maSGs
Hssss GHS.
s:'is ssla
Df'sssV sss Ws
aHi Ssys; as sass stpns %
case: sas; TfwTsss: sl F;Sr
SSe sS2 e,S Ssra ca s so sa'fs a.r BIRD SssY
Phelps Dodge eo bse Gg1ss of1.
SIND. %i.i.S sss siT sS: . Ssy
s sSs. snIsss s,. Thompson
Jasts0pmaD Ksnesdy,J ihSn &eo1s wilson Brown
%sss !sai: Alses ss
Il Lockhart bbons col Spiers Brown ce-5g cases
steel 10 cks Nay lor col pkg Chienden Blss- Pat
rick COS Ludiam \ co., v Wyckoff-l Van Nest
IN u bbns-0 Bates Cests3 Bird, GILLIAN cog
Van Nest-3 Hashuck cog Pruya. Wilson Tasburg-
laftray col GILLESPIE 4 Sludwell-l5 < Stuart CO
-3U Rhoades-l699 PheIrs Dodge co-l088 90 bundles
iron Crooks.Ioo to-: co, s7 salt Collins pkg
Carmichael u Shaw y fst--9r Jones & COLO 9 W
Besel Van Me- Fellows, wsdsworth col c B Co
nant col Mufay-- u kowiand col Gardner-2
Canteid Brothers ea, uter Coz Fellows, Scheli *
Wsrre s S)n-I h,ggs. Jenkns * Cog Howner * Hays
sd Gillian Mhf ao1i 1-0
A Nj Parsons-l X N Tmson col w Sioane-l6 Reese,
Brotnefs X co-3 Riggs jenkins x col L Hunt c-l T
Grunentahl x Coz Hall Brohers2 Blunt & Syms-3 do @
Wight Warren, Hart Leslie of Troy-2 & Hart & CO.
Barton, Brothers. Hughes Ward coz Reyburn CO
-j Patton Stewart G Az + Everson * col BALDWIN
Gtrdn-r-5 Messenger Rchardson-2J Cox-e Marshal
% Crotes Wooley Pearce-7 Tooker. Mead & col Ma
pier-2 Blunt x Syms-1J Niller-2 Wolf * GIesuie-l q
w Cot-2 Vastyne x Son-l8 & ii Haght col j
4 Dolan Son-2 S Wleis-7 T. Cark-2 Gillespie x
Stedwell-3 Hunt Brohers5 Newbold-5 Smith Thur.
ger eo.ls Cameron Branda25 Sands, Fuller col II
Hastesd Dash-l H Halsted IL J Garcia col Rich
ardsoa Watson-7 Spauding-il Buttered, Brothers &
coz boxes Redmond-2o9 ngots copper 459i bars II
chains cases, to order.
ST AIMS BAY Jam-sch November-s9 bags pimento 1850
cocoa nuts 1000 oranges Aymr co4O0) oranges
CAMpEAcHy-Brig Alford-5O0O quntals logwood ba'es
skins 100 bales hemI box mdse Bouchaud Thehaud.
BARAcoA-Schr Esgle-3400 l6l20O oranges as
lunches bananas % baes tobacco Ayma sticks TIMBER
TO captain.
The New York herald., 1845-10-13
Domestic Importat,on..

NEW oRLEASs-Ship Oswego-6s28 pigs lead II Rogers &
co-l2 bales cotton Goodhue co5O do Brown Brothers
Co.'S hhds sugar Roberts Wams-2i do Haven co-2ss
brls Inoasses Rowland Aspnwa-l687 brls flour ri Lee l.
co300 do Chouian Merle Sandfoad3OO do q TrimbIe~
Y brs ginseng do beeswax w Tucker--I BIZ mdse
5ouid-l bx books Wiley Putuam-4 goods Bechet
Louse do Harper Brotners9 bgs feathers Clark (ole.
nan2 brls sur Collins sacks wheat G n 6
howii bales broom Iced co-229 bales cotton
rechet l.oust-93 sacks wheat Collins COS cs dv
goods Merritt LILY col bale box mkse Sausuper-3
bds saddle trees smith co-205 lead Stachau Scott
100 pes baggng 3 bales hemp BurfAt < Johnson33 drv
des Bosauge-s6 brls flour Leeds co-60 brs lard oil
$50 bales cotton TO order. - "
S,vANNAH-Brig Badwin-l casks rice Durham & Dimon-
lo do Eukmy,e Sops-9o do De Peyster &Whiimarsh-
DO spoford 1ilrson co57 bales Hunt co-3s
DO Lsyerieh-iot old iron warng-2 bales sheet
log II Waldo trunk John W Wood-l box A NJ Freeman-5
einnty bbis, keg butter TO order.
BRiG ChAnLEsroS-Brig Emiy-0ols casks rice orders
casks do j. b Murray -2,3 bales cotton csk, box C.
Taimsn-2o bales osnabergs, Wells Spring-lO bales
Trunk Capt. NJ. $ MIer-l boz, A. Blake-i do J. j. Mo,
,es-l do, A. Jonrnsy, Jr1 do, EHyarti do a. f. il do
f. Walker-i do, H. Aien--i5 empty bbls Durham Dmon
100 II lumber, A. Sherw ood-12 pkgs order.
Craftsmanship Suliivan8i casks rice new crop leo
buksy-l56 bales upland do Drake Mills-2 do
Z Lahan-2,3 George Colliosi box II Brshe-l Stryon
- Reuben vose- simonsfldt Basch Col Eugene Fer.
rs peek otnst-5j0o horns L- Pearson-2sbe bhls
bales ; | coron ord - -
csAhLEsros-ShipA Anson-l2 bales cotton IoIbook Il Mel
on-s8 90 Dennstonl32 do Aver,-Is3 bags coffee Her
Atthon Van Damme-273 do 10 order
The New York herald., 1845-10-13
Nseulcal ADVICE.

NOCTOH LAMERT sui conhdentlally consulted at htS
~ old Office 60 Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman,
all diseases Of delicate nature his treatment being mild and
judci0us neither mercury restraint In Diet or him
dranca from business pursuits Recent cured in sor
days.
sing from frequent indulgence of the Of ndscree
youth and thereby nightly emissions and eventually
state Of vigor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the pa
snt being the least sometimes caused by
Of uninaed medical pretender and by the neglect
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eectuay cured with
out pain or Inconvenience
The Doctor being qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city, guarantees perfect cre or no charge made Leg
dicne with advice, any Of the United States
Office 63 Gold street. Open from A. NJ. to r. M.
anil mFr
The New York herald., 1845-10-13
LUCINA CORDIAL,
ELIXIR. OLE LOW f.

h q L = z
the touch OF earth restored vgor activity and condex
TO the exhausted arteries, with that glorious prepar
ton LUCiNA CORDIAL renvest ,he gensrative organs
however weakened with their original power There
shadow Of doubt that this and the subject
Of too decae nature hundreds would testify the
led efficacy OF tis Cordial specific for uor
bus, irregularities IN the secretiols pains ko
female 10 the revers) psus uter and
intact almost every disease TO which The dcae portion
OF the human organization liable IL cannot indeed cure
Offered az nflibe for barenness while ali the 9th
eI diseases enumerated above whether chronic
VIII be found safe and sovereign rsdy The Iucina Cor
diai gen- tonic, operating generally upon or
gans and bracing the whole system without so M
any Junction asto produce subsequent relaxation On the con
ry seems 70 act IN perfect harmony nature and
NOT fgor but renewal OF the
natural energies The first bottle used will fully convince the
pu5enasea pp @ o. ne tne truth Of all we have asserted
ffLcpa Once 2j Fulton street. New York Sold also by
ssth w. aowe Boston; DR. Wadsworh, Providence; J. y
nuiphy North Sixth street, Philadelphia; OK. TyerJo
"a aroyue, and Roberts aud Atkinson Baltimore; Charles
sob Washington City; o. ~ Linthacum Georgetown; j..
D. Wilder, Louive Ky; Sandord Parks Cincinnati; and
~ no ohe person In any Of tho above named places Price
81 rbottlc, or $A per dozsn. stim-r
The New York herald., 1845-10-13
cCHENCK'S PIJLMUNIC SYRUP

SHE medicine in the world for the OF Colds
4 Coughs, Consumption, and all Bronchial, Pulmonary,
Peurtc and Dyspeptc Affections: OF all the remedies
known there is but that be relied
that terror of the human race" Copsumption- remedy
where every thing else has failed and will generally
coed curing every Of Consumption where the follow.
strict conformity to the directions Il not be amiss
it the powerful purifier Of the system known-t ope-
rates by assisting nature exp the disease from lungs
eonstpaon all usual symptoms of Consumption The OF
the syrup removes the fever stops tie night and
raj soothes and the disease Of the lungs and then
pels the form of matter truly aston
lshng what quantities Of corruption the
patients generally who have ken the Pulonc Syrup and
patient finds to his Joy that he is restored health
The genuine Pulmonic Syrup be had proprietor
office, No. Courand street few doors west OF Broadway
Please notice that s. BEEKMAN is longer the
genuine Schenck Pumonic Syrup lms