New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18
mC G. sEYMOURr-.. GEORGE z. REX,

y vi. ID. \.
| FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE."-Did The reader observe
in three OF city papers day or two ago, either
both statements pretended or real one signed &c {.
seymour" and the other George p Rex. ". d. sag
PRETENDED real because when third parties interfere
reasonably enough expect something ddesn from meagre
repetition what has heretofore been put forth However,
Il Is matter OF importance 10 the public, presume
whether real pretended since they contain the SANE
STORY his syrup and avoid the intrinsic subject IN
controversy.
Is not tins another The part OF the young man to
Ia .. Ia, c,,po, ha maintained or rbev ,,lv .no,ys
Tie sign is significant The plan OF inducing others
TO stand the foreground, clustering and repeating what
nas already said while the real party himself escapes
out Of sight - neither very new, very Ingenious
But lei ~ examine these Statements IN detail that the
Mat 81 be g g seymour ststement"; First
broad SUR Is thrown that p $ Beesman' has tried to
mi-lead the public abou, the origin Of syrup O. c. sey
mour speaks Of Now 40 far from being the tacr have
alluded 10 the syrup 90 G. Seymour mentions,
except when driven 10 DO 50 IN sedeience 10 convince The
public that had nothing 70 DO win any syrup bt my own
which prepare exclusively in this city, and that would
be led by any arhce, to endorse any other but the ORIGIN
Al GENUINE medicine made from the Old original, Indian
recipe. which hold.
What next, Why IN substance g. c. seymour knows
the person the Statement be the proprietor Of
sprp-ha such person manufactured. and sold and adver
Used syrup-ha such person made removal and then
continued 10 make and sell symp But what has all IN,
do with the True ISSUE, What has II all to do with
Beekman's GENUINE Pumouic Syrup, made from
the Old original Indian Recipe WHY'S the MAIN QUESTION
ef untouched The public want, the oKIGiNtL CsSvist
medicine and nothing short Of that viii satisfy them.
The close OF the @. C. Seymour Statement" however IL
ing known the public assured with an ar OF most patron
zing complscency, that the syrup O. C. seymour men.
the only genuine Punonic Syrup made from The Old
Ind recipe Now make this assurance good must not
q. c. Seymour know what tie syrup he names Is maie
Of Must O. c. seymour know all about the recipe
he speaks Of, Must not q. c seymour know, TOO OF
what and how my CRIMINAL GENUINE Pulmonc syrup u
prepared and all about the Old original Indian recipe, which
hold, How Otherwise, j. the bold assertion 20 be main
aimed, A, 10 what g. c Seymour" may OF III.
syrup be dyvell- upOn and rs recipe cannot certainly tell
Int n. ysoy hat O. C. Seymour" : utterly ignorant
N,fk 49, h.
ORIGINAL medicine and OF the DID, original Indian
recipe which posses. Does the TRUTH ever overshoo
ITSELF The public will speedily determine how much rel!
ance be placed upon the assurances OF the O. C. ,ey
mogr Statement"
stranger 10 am not aware that ever even saw the
person and assuredy did any harm to him Or his
Yet he uskes what people would ordinarily cal an unpro
yOked attack upon me- HIS yea tor any one should never
induce him 0usrp the bounds n fair discretion and gen
.emany regard the rights OF others really MS own
work. Trust sober second thought vii teach him better
things and bis better nature award the apology due from The
ASA Ter % he in lref.
A. 70 the George p Rex NJ D. Statement It amounts
It'll less Il possible than the former An acquaintance
with certain person : stated, and that such per
son did on time begin manufacture syrup Also,
acquaintance with P ; Beemsn Several things, too ap
pear have been great deal known and more been
odd George p. Rex " D. knows nothing whatever
about my business and TO my cure have already
stated he facts" 10 the public But has George Re1t
VI D. SEN the ORIGINAL GENUINE Pumonic syrup made
pounded and how prepared Has George P. Rex, ".
b." BEN the old. original Indian recipe Why,
although George r lex. VI. ID. seems 70 hnON -
much he does WORD about the old, original
Indian recipe on tie contrary he states express NAT Ne
Knows the liz oe the originator Of The syrup
he mentions ORIsISAr0R What IS 10 " originate but
% ''invenir, What originator but "IsvESroR' =
Have tie public, therefore, the authority Of George T.
Rex " D. one Of the eminent physicians Of New
Jersey for believing that the young mans syrup he o" %
invention,
Both G. C. Seymour and George p Rer. " D." IT.
sinuse thar have et 10 mislead and deceive the public
Let see, for moment. how the facts stand Does rct
O. {. seymour eldesv0r MAKE the public believe mat
the Young hi, syrup from Old Indian recipe
And does not George p Rex VI D." al ih- zane tin.,
tie rgiuatOr or inventor Of ms syrup Whom snall ~
public believe Has the Truth ~ faces Let me pubic
iIdse WHERE the enceavor 70 misesf and deceive t.
In conclusion. beg leave respectfully 20 suggest 70
George T. Rex ". the prOprety OF cOntning himself
70 hs appropriate sphere Of action Patients not the public
canr Coarse and ungentemany in-nuaioDs scarcely BE-
come one Of tie eminent physicians OF New Jersey
Besife. when thrust themselves lmpertileny into ihe
Affairs OF others. they unfreoueniy rewarded by
should very s0rry IL tbs unpleasant
exposure public r1cicuie, public contempt
As 10 myself fee proper strength IN my own rights
Public sentiment = enlightened ana Impartial Every add
rouai assault only establish the excellence and
claims OF the Original genuine medicine II Sill carer hg
and more elevated position And for Consumption C9id-
Coughs Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia II acknow ed g-
be he and besi remedy, and VIII STAND hlui -
he rock of successful xperiencr when more ten one
INVENTION 40 practising ply'.c'an ana. Ha'e
away ..a .,rir
Tie ORIGINAL GENUINE Pulmonic Syrup, prepared 90
.iv.y this city, Is for sale only Al y od - ,,
No ia Cour,ana-s;reeL Please be particular sa %
that nv Office Is one door BELOW Gre~n"lc--'s' u" wv
South side Of CouTuand-sreet : prrvv,S