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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

AN IMposTEK.-A fellow, representing himself
to be Mr. Anderson Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department. has, for several days past, been soli-
citing from some Of our charitable citizens, aid for
the widow of fireman said to have been killed at
a late fire. His story is utterly false. The fire
department have fund, from which widows are
supplied and do not solicit charity in the mode
adopted by this impostor, who is represented to
be of dark complexion, with large black whiskers
The Chief Engineer is of fair complexion, and
without whiskers. American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
New York. August 18th, 1872 au2e ISL
IEW YORK DIVING and PRINTING Esta.

NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta.
BASEMENT, STATEN ISLAND, Office for the
reception and delivery Of goods No 50 Gate AZ John St
cloths, Cassmeres, Silks. Satins, six Velvet ard Plush
Ribbons, Canton and Italian Grape, Silk and Cotton
Gloves and Hose Ladies and Gentlcnlcns Garments No
reen Damask and Satin Curtains, Linens and Co.ons
Cleanse and RefGis, Merino, Tibet and Cashmere
Orugges Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs, Chntz Curtains
&c. &c.
q Orders carefully attended to and promptly executed
N5WE Fem
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IMmlGRArIoN.-ln the early part of this week,
SAYS the Rochester Advocate, two canal boats
passed west, having aggregate of $40 Norwe-
gians on board. Yesterday another boat follow
ed, with Ito of the same matchmaking tota
on these three boats, of $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
W7HE Rev. DIR. r.. D. Barry and Mr.. Ru
MFRS. S. G. RED'S BOARDING and

MH I'd. .. y. KEID > DONINDIISU di1ol
Tn Day Scheo No. 1874 Fourth street, near the Wash.
inpton ?a.ade Ground, few doors west of McDougal
street, viii reopen Monday 5h September The pu,
pjis are requested m punctua in attendance that they
may be present at the organization Of the classes The
whole system of educatsn II this institution is founded
reasoning and demonstration. All pupils attached TO this
establishment are instructed in French Every department
is fully sustained by experienced and competent Professors
Reference by permission, The following Ladies and
Gentlemen
NEW YoRy-Mrs John Beekman GIT Broadway.
Mrs Daniel w. Gantley, OF Fourteenth street and
mrs. William w Callahan, 72Amity street
Mrs. r. T. McCarty, Niblc's, Broadway.
Benjamin T. ondefdonk, D. D., Bishop of the Diocese of
New York.
Thomas Lyell, Rector Of Christ Church.
Francis L Hawks, Rector OF st. Thomas, Church.
Thomas Dewitt, D. D. NJ. NJ. Noah, Esq,
John Knox D. D.. Chas A Davis, Esq.
John w. Francis, Nj, D., Charles Davis. Esq,
H. M Western Counsellor, II. Greeley, Esq.
BUFFALO N. Y.-General P. B. Porter.
ALBANY N. Y.-Governor William II. Seward.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Honorable Henry Clay, General Jas
Shelby. AUS I'm
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ETULLS RUSSES.-Noticer 10 Rup-

tured Perscrs-Persons afflicted with ruptnres may
rely upon the best instrumental aid the world affords
application al the ONCE No. Veseystreer either
the agents in the principal towns in the United States. Be
careful 10 examine the back pad of Hus usses
they endorsed BY Dr. Hull in ri;ing. None eenu-
Many persons have undeaken to vead limitations OF
Huls celebrated nsses and thousands imposed upon
consequence. These limitations be relied upon they
made By unskiul mechanics and better Than
The ordinary truSs-S.
Rooms have been fitted up at No. Vesey-sree,. excu-
sively ladies' having separate the bus
department where female constan, attendance
wait upon female patients. au2D I'm
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MRS. HOLTON's Boarding and Day
iva schaoI for Young Ladies, No. II Analyst au3o 2m'

M RS. HOLION'S boarding anu Ddy
Ys School for Young Ladies' No II Arnity-st auSo I'm
SEVENTH WARD Gammar School,
ISL Division street. near Clis;on-This School viii be
10 onenrd on THURSDAY seps Isl Classical and Mathe.
NAUTICAL Teacher wanted; gentleman without family, nj
moral and religious character who purposes iahns
teaching permanent occupation who is willing TO instruct
also in Inc English Department. may obtain situation by
applying personally al 2i2 East Broadway
B. The person thus applying mrsl possess all the re-
npsi.es of good and successful teacher-knowltge ex
perience patience tact, energy Ae &c ard ssIn M dls
cipne a110 ..
II ING s. FEEK,S Classical and Eng
M lsh School, Ss9 Broadway tnear Bleeeker-street)
will be re.opened after The summer VACATION on lhnfsaa.
first September. ~
r;Avy French; r. GARBAYo, Spanish; X. MARSH Eng
fsh; W. B. BRADBURY, Vocal Music; E. Purcell, Drawing
and Painting aEZ. 81 -
V7HE Rev. Or. E. d. Barry and Dir. Ru-
3 FUS LOCKWoOD'S Collegiate School. No. All
Broadway near Canal street, will open Monday, toe
18th inst The Classical Department IS under the immei-
ate care OF DR. Barry. The English Department IS under
the supervision of Mr. lockwood, assisted by -
teacher of mathematics. Mr. A. Pesaux, professor Of
the French language will have charge OF the French de-
partmen Those parents DESTROYS Of placing their sons IN
seminary which classical and commercial branches are
thoroughly and radically taught respectfully invited 10
call al The book store of Mr. Roe Lockwood All Broadway,
al the rooms the store 9 Howard street. at which
places cards containing OF admission &C. may be OBJ
ained Mr.. Lockwood would receive few BOYS into his
comfort and TO their moral and literary Improvement
rsll
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DROWN'S BOWLING SALOON

browns BOWLING SALOON
ID Masonic Hall, Broadway-In introducing this es.ab.
ishment to the notice of gentlemen the proprietor would
thing yet produced in the world and where be
found recreation unasocrted with vulgary obectona
BILE society. 1t has been the aim OF the proprietor adapt
ing this superb hall the purposes of athletic exercise to
Danish, by strict proory regulations all deviatons from
good propricy this, he has been careful in his
selection Of assistants, and particularly those charged wi!
its general supervision.
To strangers visiting the city, and also citizens DESTROYS
of and iIviqoratng exercise during their all
from business this Hall has attractions OF high order
iavtng by the delightful GOODNESS consequent, upon its size
and perfect ventilation the order and decorur prevail
ing, from strict discipline among its attendants.
N. BIN this Saloon viii be found six alleys thereby
preventing the usual detention dch objection y9 SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

A SSESS MENTS-First Ward.-Pub-
liz Notice ia hereby given that the Assessors OF the
First wafd have completed their Assessments and thata
copy thereof is left with Otto VIM Van Tuy at NO IS
Pearl street the may he and examined by
any of the inhabitants from the Goth day OF August TO the
10Th dav of September beth days included, from 10 y
O'Clock in the forenoon, and from TO O'Clock in the after
noon and that the will meet at The expiration OF
the said trne wit the eleventh day OF September az
the said Quo VIM Van TuyI No IS Pearls, % review their
said tss application OF any conceivns
himself aggrieved. OTTO w. VAN TUIL,
GARRETT VAN ZANDT,
Assessors Of the lst Ward.
Nets Yor,, Anp1,st 18TH 1872 au2o ISL
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T7AMTLY BOARDING SCHOOL

IyAHILY BOARDING SCHOOL-
MILTON, (Rye,) Westchester Co, N.Y.-Parens wish
ing to place their in Christian family for their educa
ton, respectfully informed that this School limited to
twelve Boarders, and is In heaitkui, pleasant situation
Terms $3.50 year.
References-The Faculty of the Wesleyan University,
Rev. DR.. Peck, Rev. Geo. Coles, Rev. G. Lane Francis
Hall, Esq, Cor r. Di-osway Esq, New York City; J.
Swnburne, Principal White Plains Academy; Elisha Hal
sted ESQ, Rye
For further information address by mail,
pE Sfa,v lm& Y MATHlSON PRINCIPAL
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Sold by the agents, A. B. 4 D. SANDS, Druggists No.
70 Fulton street. ner Gold, ond 100 Fulton-sreet al
wholesale and retail. Also sold by Davr! Sands Cos
No. II East Broadway OF Market-st Abraham b.
Sands l. Co. Co. 2T3 Broadway. a5l7 I'm
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ga FOR SALE, beautiful improved

Seats
The above Lots are situated in Bergen Township New
Tersev only miles west from jersey City and adjoining
New.York BAY which fors great privilege for Fish and
Oysters For seauy ct prospect and fertility OF soil they
csrto he enuaed by aav in the oray having fell view
of the CITY, Hartor and Bay of NewYnrk Also, House
and Land from, 20 so House and = acres fnue
ard acres House and Lot with Shop North Bergen all
nearly new good land anI wei improved with trnit tree.
and s,rubbery Apply to T. s wake;uan al The Reposi-
tnry of the American institute. New-Y ork auZ' IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
WHE TEETE THE TFFTH-On

atmospheric pressure principles full sets Of hes, min
era teeth any number that may be required will be IN
serted at the shortest notice, and in the style without
springs clasps. Filling, Cleaning and Regulating the
Teeth done usual ia the best For extracting
tooth SO cents or curing the tootaehe So All operations
warranted by DR.. j. Buskey, Dentist, Murray-street
door TO the Church, one block west OF Broadway
EharOns mnSerafe. Terms cash vli eOdIm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

TNHE REV. JOHN LILLE, A. NJ,
proposes devote portion Of his time 10 the thorough
classical and mathematical education Of a few boys
The will commence on the first Monday IN 5eptern-
ber-twenty dollars per quarter
Further particulars may be learned on inquiry nj Mr. LIS
residence in Twelfth first house Yves: of Sixth
Mr. L. also offers his assistance 70 young gentlemen in
their collegiate course. au29 lwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

CABINET FURNITURE.-Pu
" will find their interest call az No 20 Catherine
street where may be found on the second door, an extern
and approved patterns and which will be sold at
prices below what furniture Of the qaaity be
bought for auction The advantage here offered in buy
ing OF the regular mandatory auction prices be
evident tine and long experience in the business
advantage manufacturing good and ornamental
the subscriber feels confident in saying that any who
cali al No. ~ Cathernesree and make their selection,
shall have full and ample satisfaction both price and
quality in the articles purchased. S. TANNING e Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

NOTICE.-On and after Thursday 1as
;a will mi .a sa, N ss Y1E "a s p q
O'CLOCK and will leave Elizabeth PORT al and e
. instead of and O'Clock p. n Trips as icl9rs >,
LEAVE New York al ST, 81 and la o'e ock, .. ~ aA-
4 and 6, Pm. oSa,I
Leave Elizabelh Port g.. g. aad H. O'Clock ~ aa asss
4. and 81 P 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

THEAP.-An articles in the Saddle or
" Coach line can be had very reduced prices the
of the subscriber, consisting l. part OF India Rubber
Cloth Webb Serge, bog and sheep Skins skinss Patent
Leather Saddle Trees Hames Buckets, Bits Srups Raw
Hides Laces, Carpeiipg, Bands, HUBS and patent
Axles, Top Leather, Mondins, Bows. Step Springs, &c
aus SIN JNO. 5. SUMMER 272 Pearl-st-
ENLAX.-2O,O00 lbs. prime Jersey Flax,
T. for sale by HoPPOCK CO.
au29 Sts 2SS Fu!ton.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

New York, April ., 1859
The following is especially recommended 10 the attention
c gentlemen OF the Naval and Merchant service
T. Henry b. Nones Ca plain in the United Stnes Eevei'e
Service the service of the United States do certify that
for FIVE months afflicted wItk the lntamnaory Aheu-
Inatisu ard had tried every remedy by advice
without any relef-and finally. by advice OF Dr. William
Rockwell Health Officer Quarantine, spilled to Dr.
M B. Cohen in the month OF July, 1884, for bottle of his
Rheumatic Enbrocation, and inter weeks OF the
specific entirely free from pain and able 10 resume my
place in the service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

"a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE s'.s ,..s
.l.G The cottage sut House ard Stable o. IN ,oss or.
corner of Fifth avenue and 18th street. WIN r. a.out2
ramentsd with trees also pump sear , 1a ps.ticsa
inquire OF J. & J. w. LEyERIDGE, AS Chei1yse
icG>9f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

~ We met gentleman who had received a
letter from Galveston, informing him--on the au-
thorily of COL Cooke-that every merchant vessel
in the port os Vera Cruz, some fifteen twenty,
had been pressed TO convey Mexican troops TO the
number of 1000 to Yucatan-as was said, but it
is suruised their destination is the city Of Gales
ton. n. .. PIC.
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IT is a MATTER OF no small considera.

A 10 u MN LIN Uf DO oIH6II IUHSiu0Iu
ton find medicine (a this of the year, which,
administered season will prove erctual remedy IN
the summer complaint Of children and of alarrba dysen
terry cholera morbus &c. OF aGu.ts The BLACKBERRY
PANACEA is medicine ftbis description having been
tried in number Of with complete success Tine
blackberry has long held in high estimation as vaua,
bic auxiliary The treatment of The above complaints, and
this combined with other well known vegetable agents in
the form Of the above Panacea constitutes all thai reoute
Tor speedy aud permanent cure. Fore sale a D. XII
LER Druggist corner Fulton and Water street; also at IT,
CIfI TON 2nl Canal street aus lnit
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nISEASES OF THE Eyer. K

DlOSSY. Ophthalrnic Surgeon, No. 207 Broadway,
en anee 10 FuIton-s,reet opposite 81 PauIs Church. al
tends to Diseases the Eye aad all the Necessary opera.
comneted his stpdies OF five wears with Dr.. Elliott ocu
list and been subsequently, engaged his assistant K n
Dsssy enabled undertake the treatment OF all diseases
affecting the organs OF vsoa. Terms moderate and gradu-
atad In the nature and extent Of the disease
Permission given refer 10 bis late instructor and also
10 some Of the most eminent Professors OF the Medical Fac
ultv in New-York.
he trent Urafuitnrls lllo I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
NEWCASTLE WALLSEND COAL

NJ EWCAS LIE WALLSEND OUAL
/ Y The subscribers are dscharging cargo Of
very superior quality Wasend Newcastle Coal OF large
size, selected expressly for family use As the present
cure their winters supply The above will be sold in lots
to suit purchasers, atthe lowest market prices
THOMAS TRUSLOW SONS,
223 Cherry and ITO Mulberry st.
Also Peach Orchard, Schuykill, Lehigh, Lackawanna
Liverpool aud Virginia Goals Of the best quality from the
yards and LOats al the lowest market prices a24 lW
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.. 20 sEXCURssON to the NEW
.zz.-t5-ss-.5sl RIJRSH ANNUAL REGATTa.-The
ianihI,i fIGS III ANDFR Capt Wfdrop will leave the
er no, of warrra ST. wedresday morning, Aug Slst
al half past o'clock rot OF Hammondst quarter he'oe g.
Returning will leave Newburgh Immediately after the
Re- alta Is over.
Fare each way 50 cents.
Tho Reua,,,, viii conc off az : O'Clock z. NJ arS e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
\ Ea hEVENING LINE OF Stea

E-e;ght :aker on the most reasonable terms
10. 10 ~ -, ~, ho- ri fhr Washington. auS lrns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

WHITE OAK TIMBER
In cribsor single legs, or saw.
ed TO order, for keel pieces,
mil! shafts &c.; vale stuff
and plank OF all sizes; ma,
chiniStsf dimension stuff,
bridge timber, king and queen
posts, header and trimmer
beams, dock tenders, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

Quecn-street,
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. B. D. SANDS,
druggists No. 80 Fuonree N. E. corner OF Gold and 100
Fin On corner of W!iam-street retail by David Sands
& Co, No II East Broadway, corner OF Markes Abra
ham B. Sands 4 Co.. 275 Broadway Granite Buildings,
of hAmharSS. Price 81. aus I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

= re hFOR PEEkskiLL, VER-
PLANCK, Grassy Point, Sing-Sing, Tar.
rytoWm 0aFfs Ferry, Hastings and Ycnkers brsakiss
III. naw md solendid steamer COLUMBUS Captain F.
w stone will leave Ns,y-York from the loot OF Chambers
,.ffct, every morning Fridays excepted at 19cocki-
md -e,urning ilye peckill day at past Up M
Isr,nn. al the loot OF Hammond street, each way,
NuTlcg.--Ai goods, Freight, Baggage Bank Bills Spe.
, 7r any other kind Of Property !aHen ShippeG or p1s
ho,r Ills heat must be al the risk of the Of such
Lr-.:-- Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

1onns. All pcincH- -. -, -, ! s,,.
t,I hoots we'll fitted up and furnished with state rooms,
%1 or sT,eed and accommodations are not surpassed BY
~ IN, ;hIs line of boats viii at all times arrive in
Albany h ample time the drs, train OF cars tor the
East an, ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
) reo INFORMING LINE FOR AL
y roo sOPPosITION LINE for Al,

- .5.5-S. bapy. landing at the foot Of Hammond.
i-rrf Newbnrsh Poughkeepse, Kingston Pon', Cstskll
The splendid steamboat WASHINGTON: Captain J, n.
grown viii leave the Pier nj the foot OF Robnsons'est os
Albany every Tuesday. Thursday ana SATURDAY al
Leave Albany foot OF L,dius street for New every
afsndav. Wednesday and Friday, ats O'clock, T. NJ
r"i Fa'o " b. r MARTIN. iS2 Wes;.s;reet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

EECHES, POISONS 81 CHEMl-
a CALS.-Warraned Poisons for Flies, Musquetoes-
Bedbugs Rats ANS and all species OF Vernn
ines,iug houses Also Fly Paper, Travellers Comfort, Sea
Protection, &c.
LEECHES-Importedl largest Swedish Leeches-
CHEMICALS-Such as Lunar Caustic Copaiva, Cap
sues Acids Logwood Extract and Dyerss Materials Spir-
It's of Hartshorne and Ntre Ether Chordeo Lola Iodine,
&c; Dagnerreotype Chemicals and Dentists Materials, Pal
ladiurn Cement &c. FOR sale by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

Leave ElizabetPort at 9, 10 and i2 O'Clock, a. sA
!, II and O'Clock, p II.
Leave New-York g. 10 and III O'Clock, A b. ana
Bpassengers for westfeld, scotch Plains plaiasso
Hound-Brook, SomeTvie, Easton Scbcoe' - ,ri
by the Eliza5et town and Sotn-rve Railroad Cas, s.s
leave Sew-Yors IN the 81 Jcloca boat In the flos's
in the and O'Clock beats in the afternoon. .,,,.
Passengers from the 81 O'Clock boat VIII ;esse se a.
stages for Eas,on and for Schooieys Mountain os -
rival OF the AZ Someryie. 49,, Rer,
The Horse Car will Leave Tie front OF the oniy -,
quarter OF hour previous tbs departure OF easat
All baggage the tsk OF =, owner. -
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- 60 At. POWELL s CO.'S Line
SssztS-2=-5E,. Fer NEwBgRGH, landing al CALD-
WEI1SS- WET POINT, and GOLD SPRlNG.--The
steamboat Highlander, Capt Robert wardrop WIN leave
100, Of Warren-st every Moaay, Thnay and Saturday,
:. "a A NJ. and Tuesday an, FRIDAY II . P. NJ.
Far feigt or passage apply to the Captain on board
Baggage and freight of all descriptions hank bills or spe'
ci board must be at the risk Of the o~ners thereof unless
hll nj i,d:ng ar recents he signed Jt The snie ~
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pRELaZ g. BARRAUD's Odontalgic

4 or Balsamic Elixir FIR preserving the gums and
,eet This irva1ahle dentce is offered the pnb-
lie as possessing the properties OF strengthening he spong
guas cleaning the mouth and whitening the teeth, refresh
r the paa,c and 5king away al unpleasant odoT
in b. gou,h arising from deranged OF The stomach,
smoking or from decayed teeth In word, IS beyond
tc necessity Of puff Make trial Of bottle and II VIII
B. Zach battle bearing The directions on tAe label,
Sold by M.ssrs Souisrd psoc al Broadway ana Z
Mr. Nhau le3 BroadwaTi desrs. Gu;on i75 Broad way
corner CORTLAND. and MesserS Rushton Asp:nwa, l9
pri,adwar &c William and 10 Asor House. auls I'm
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- The public will remember that this is simply an ex
ternal application, and free from minerals
u Each bottle OF the Embrocaop is accompanied with
printed directions for and is genuine unless bear
ing the signature of NJ. B. COHEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

.S-,SS s:-S boats Tor Albany, daily, at O'Clock P
VI sunday excepted from the pier between CORTLAND and
Liberty streets -,
The steamer SOUTH AMERlC A. Capt. hra'na.e; leaves
,ro,S,v "wednesday and Friday Afternoons att O'Clock.
TIE Stea,n.r ROflIESTE FIR Capt A. ST. Joha, Ieaves
Tho above pier Tuesday, Thursday c1d Saturday After.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-03
look At F'FEIS!
THE REAL PETER FARLEY REVIVED =!

JAMAICA PLAIN. DECEMBER %, 1911.
GE~TI have read the advertisement of Z. s. Francis, Of
New York, the publisher Of a work entitled ''FeteI
parCvs Magazine The design Of the author that
appears be- convey the impression that
"prtpr HdJlaF's Aacazne' originated by myself:
thai fact lie rroecf another person, and that
permitted the name of Peter Farley 10 be used. give
IrHry publication Of which in proper the
author editor his Is net true in particular The
aforesaid Magazine UholiymY device planned
ii, commenced il, before publisher chained
and tor time bad the rcSpon- nj and uuthUratiYe charge
OF atar of hath cqufn residenCein tie country
and mt gaon ofmy lj"rarv labors, rel8auishad my in
terrst nit, and the superintendent Of il but with an nm
dF ging aud confident expectation at 1t would b. con-
dnI d IN manner satis ilrfarv 10 my E.
The Publishers boH. obj gad II make assignment a
of tacr ect, end therefore, Of the MAGAZINE in question:
and hing i'll NJ that it should pass other handt
sought Ia obtain control Oft. In this ullad-ani 1t
as since been conducted not ohy without my concurrence
approhaton, hut has been may ways, source
Of modification and regret Some time since, request Il
Mr. u. Francis state that had connection with tbs
wnrk, which request un@raciousy refused.
II is apparent that publishers would be doing only common
nsce crop the IT, OF the work, and PIT that Of pres
editor. f1lers b." such person. in its place. Ihsv
auli hIssdehnp THEN POSITION au nd the publication wauli
stud uprn it, true merits, and upon II which
has just ttl" prrtgason. hope all events,
ball no longer be held responsible for what appears IN that
Ja-I2jna.
need but add that concerned in noPcriodical save
that of which you the pubsers-fi erryfs n. use
that work, propose issue of uginal
pars h. the author of Peter Paays tales and in the
acr ri Poty himself hoping thus to revive the interest
taut has ben fiji in thai old Story Teller
am huIrs, Respectfully,
S. G. GOODRlCH author of Peter iarley's Tales.
hrSsut. BRADBURY L SopES n Go. RUsTcS-