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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-11
DY ORDER of Ashley Sampson, Esq.

PN ORDER of Ashley Sampson, Esq.
, of the supreme Court Comm >snner. residing %
tie County Monroe, Notice - hereby given that an at
tacinfnt la, >,u-d against the estate of Msnm h. Sbev
non-rr> ieui Debtor. due proof To HIM pursuant t.
te directions oi the statute concerning attachments
Ascending conc saed AMI nonresident D-hiors and tina
The 100 be old for the payment OF he debts sneS. IL
appear and discharge the SAID attachment according " "a"
~thin month. from tie fra publication Of this notice
ara HAT the payment oi debts due IN hun By rr>iei
ri this STATE aud the delivery him for b.. OF
,oper'y within thu, State belonging 70 him. anl the usrs
icr any such property by hun forbidden by law anc
arc void Dated Rochester, -, tober IS, lsil.
j. ID. III STANDS. OF Rochester,
nl1 i.tt1-A AffnrneV f-r A,flrLu- (rahfnrs.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the limired

''@' - "N'N'y ei'Nh thot tuC litiiittu
= partnership heretofore aud on the lin dsy nj
April ~. formed by The Undersigned. pursuant 10 The
frs Tale Of the Fourth Chapter the S.cond Psrt n
%. Revised Statutes Of the STATE OF New Yors ea,ed "O
Limited fsrtnerstpS' under The name OF william X
Gouldnz- for tbe TRANSACTION OF the business of Cptler
and Surgical Ins'ruinrnt Manufacturer and m which he
general partner W. william r. Gouiing and The special
s1iret nv H,utusl ro,>-rt
N-w-York. June g. lsll wM r. GOt-LD,SC
10 llsviw ALLISON posi-
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"a FOR SALE or Exchauge-.5O. O0

IL acres Western and, Also Farms, Hon.-s ia
MIs and Factories Egl yrssts aad ohers be
inpf-tcd Nth good lani,, fac ocsi on. .r 1p pross
jcl0 N' A. = SHIT - Lheriy..,.
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INpIRSIANCE Of an Order Of the Sur.

,ora,. Of the Connty OF NeWyorh, notice ., h.,,iI
,iven 10 all persons having CLANS s-au'N t''tH
MAYERS. late oi tbe CT" 81 "tN-to s. "''''ei !" pr
th Norrh River Bark No rs GrcouNis street ~ Ne
CITY oi New-york, a. before M Nth dy :, octoh'f
n,,t Dated Ncw-Nork. TIE 10Th day OF April, 1872
AARON X HAYS. i1..,.,r.
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"A TO LET-The large Room on the

second floor Of The College NJ Physicians and sur
com. 81 Cro.bysir.ci, kro~n the College Hall The
Roo /, well lighted and ventilated, ar has small Room
,penns upon The T. convenient place o meet
~ tor puhiic worship. nr library Associations. The
Room may be- s,en at auy use on application 70 Ne JAM
or. For further particulars apply TO T. WATTS, D. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-11
DY ORDER of the Hon. Michael II

DY ORDER Of the Hon. Michael II
ID sho,lcr first Judge Of the Court OF Common Flea
ior the CITY and County Of Nev-York, notce IS hereb,
given pursusf the provisions Of the statute autiUr1s
aac hment, aganst nonr sdeut drhors, that an attach
has ,>uel ,ainst the estate ct William Fa"ceu, .
resident Of London, IN the Kingdom of Great Britain
that same vii hc sold the payment OF hs deis,
les he appear and i,c har-e such attachment according t.
law within nine moail. the first publication NJ tins no
tee and that PAYMENT OF any debt, due to him BY resident,
thus STATE and tine delivery him for his o any
property within TIM. State belonging him. and the trans
Ter nj such property by him forbidden BY law
void Dated, 10Th September, lsfl.
EDw. W. MARSH,
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= EXCtLLENT opportunily for BuId.

xA rrs, Cap isiists and o'bris ard or -r,cUF
1rsAt fRar sae, yerai tracts q land zee az
one ~anuiu country seat on the plain. ,tts scutL
lorkyi" The aztec pi,ce embrace, s. guou ni, %
The Second and Third tycnnrs and ghteh AMI giy'
ir't'ir es al under The very gbssi Of ssou
On the yrrm'S.s are great ysrsy e iru ur",. fuls
Yn~ howers, &C. They sso have THEREON ore couVeneh
city buh IOus@ two Barn. veil fne water, sb' ngf
hoDs's, &c. Railf ad, IN L,bu and stage scconiam"
Eve great value u tbese premises. Thi. pr"pffy :, ~
rally .GrroIni. ~ the rssdsLcrs OF Dth fsbS
nr Ms.rs PRIME. D-s6rlds A.tor, JoHe,, Rsers, Law
rerces, EInneisraer., RAYS, Cos;ers, tc.
Also Nr safe, ,. gs on sxtvftsirret, near kst hfN
known az Mount Vernon. III" title is nBdsput.d Pst y
tie pun base neney may remain mortgage. bUil pp
put i,w ti~se would lncrssse ths value oi N
whole. Apply roD n 10 p VI. 10
my2t GEORGE 4 CLARK, 100 Lberiy'sL
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DY ORDER Of Willis Inglis, Esq. one

I Of tho Associate !rndgn. Of ilc Court of Common
Plea. cf tho CIV az, r,,uu.Y OF NswNork, Notice here
y cv. plrsani O the provisions Of The statute auort
~. aineni, against nonresident debtors that an attach
nenf Ia, i>snel against the estate OF Jonathan Gong,
resident of the state of OHIO and that the vii be- ,old
or the navmcni Of hs debit unless be appear and discharge
such siiacbmrni. according to law thin ninc mom> iron
b r,; publication of th, notice and that ihe payment ~
INV debt. ue Ia him by r'denS ~ this Taie and tsr q.
livery Ia him cr tnf hF r,e NJ any property within sr
stale hccue ny h and the transfer Of any such proper
- boy lin are forbidden 10y law. and are void Dated t'
u .-t Law at Iauu,rv I9iI &. NAGLE,
ia3I Iawam Attorney tor Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-11

IL ANi\G presented To the Public the
claims OF INV ir premium Cologne Tor long now
tab. ih- hl~uy OF LAYING sci1re Them another srucc 81
eQuai worth, VII "Jh- Nire >hs>ing trelu." IT,
vesesbe composition can safety une01siei by any
now offered n the Amercan public orlg pleasure siari.
10 |a'ns TIE not onN fragrant, prod crr rich AMI la:
iaihrr but possesses qualities oi ghV soothing AMI
healing nature 10 raise Il lar above any rvaace A.
those who have ted Colosi have found 10 be all that
>sid tsty who tins Cream vii, acknowledy. that
the half al IT. virtues have not here BEEN told
Al ! lI\DMAEk -
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CO.. ar. pOWEu. & coz lIu

SSsaz,:sss,5s,r;Sx For NgwBrRGH la,, " . cttt
MPi.irS' %f<r POlN?. AID C1Lh SflN ~
=, sn,sna y el'aadcr. Capt kn'wn Na.tr', 'f'
h,,, - rrrr,r every Monday. Thu FAY, a"i '..n'
MP n Ra,uran, oin leave Ne,!nrgh every nan'g
Al 4 W. ara Tuesday ana FRIDAY A. 3 =. u
ror ire si or passage apgly 10 TIE capita ' .il'
Ba,-r-, -. rd ri h az all descriptions F'rA .I.,o II
% h,.rl aust be n the r,k Of me owreis ut"fen. r u
nj l.fiiu, o. receipts be- sgnsd for the -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-11
of an Order Of the sur

I r,.-,e of ,r. County al Ncw-i 1-k. Nou'e : b1cN
~ -, IN ,,rsor. I1vi,ls claim, 1-r H~t tiar" N'f0
- lao a. lie CIV Of Ncw-iork, widow apceaSr ., ~ Pr.
.cr, m, .are With the voucher uyE' 10 70 u 90 q,
~, /, Tho an, al \, ,y-iorn, ar before the ksht'
,eertii Jay ct luly next r, 90,
p,,t,,,s, .NDKFW ANDERSON, h'ms ''raior
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s---ks.-i an-5a-'
cy MORNING LINE FOR Al
80, arrOpi.L'S LINE FOR Al.

BANT ARD ir'er'ne',i1,'r -, - '''
= - - -, 6r,Ncrn con','n =, ssl
~. y 49, s,ir-,isN ailrrn"fHS = , "''' h-
r. sssser NJ ir-'rtt ,pry 10 P C. ssAH''i ''"'
~ iAe IT. NJ -. r,,-.r,v 'st-n orlS % 80 - 20
A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-11
IN Pursuance of an order of the Surrogate

4 of the County of Scw-Nok irVce is LsrlN gwen p"
III r.r.nn. hsvr5 Clam, s.ar.; Within Baldwin. late ct
The civ OF New ork Plyc an deceased, 10 pf'"i The
came with the vouchers thereof f subscriber, store
40 a, Celar,treei in the city of Neiora or hc,rr
he tweufv.>iNiti day of september next .
D,,<d S,,,yorL th- ~ envy SECOND dsv March, 4 ID
fVi, ,rl3 lawcm JOHN FhLCONER. ES',uior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-11

slg lawsn Attorney for Attaching Creditors
DY ORDER of Jos. Mullen, Esq, Su.

RY ORDER Of Jos. Mullen, Esq, Su-
4 , prcme Court Commissioner, residing NJ "atfTio~n
Jefferson County, notice Is hereby given HAT attachment
ha, s,ucd aga'r the Estate of Jane, BROOKS lat,
- Augustine. FLORIDA az nonresident debtor, and thai
the w be- ud tor the payment OF his debit ut >sl'
APPEAR aud slare such bncnt according "a law With
months from the frst Publication OF TIN, notice. an
that ie of debts due to bun by residents oths
and the delivery ~ hm or Tor hs any property
thin i. state, belonging to hm and the transfer Of any
such property by him, forbidden by law AMI void
Dated January l2h, 1872
Dl Err y. BIHNHtM.
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lfrIIINal hrrINIH. ~ Nfv-fOTk ~ n, Y VI
all 3n@ RICHARD STOUT, Proprietor.
= E~ nGRAND EXCURSIONS

Atyss1LsIrfY-. for The Fshny Banks On Sandy Iiosl
every TUtslsy and Friday duritg The tn arg
anil comned Gus Steamboat - PEHIOR, Capt John GnuI
AGAIN IN reafires, shd viii cofumsnce her regular irf
tor tie Friday noruiog NAY 9th. leat ~ ID
pier D0t NJ thamb-rs T. AZ sclOck, Hammond - -
p C.nsl T. pat 2, Per No. . a. 10 oclork N.fks
street Per 1ciock Caihsrne..i. Ferry, Bnaklyu POI
, anf Pier No. \. u. ! past otcck, landing AZ f0
asnit1n.
F,Ey Eacew WAY q crsrs.
The boat viii - acron psasd by old Fisherman W.
scqlalBed II the Fishing Ground. Bar fufb.ssed. a
excellent Band Music :. aged ACCOMPANY he boa
K,rr,hmrH. Of tie fri quality furnished On bosn estn
chsnber maid S attend 10 tile ladis, agd clisrsn
tapt Gould pledge, himself that pains sLal be spafo
To give sa'iiaciou sud make ihee Fxcurso bon pie,
ssni and able those VITO Vii honor hiu with ef
patronage.
The "uhc assured hat The Superior will po.issi
leave the above days throughout tie season. The
ffer rsrrifs us % Bin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-11
Al sAML RooME, III Walker q.
"a ROOMS TO LET at 30l Broadway.

EH Handsome Psrors aud Bedrooms attached Of Va
Ioas st,s furnished Unfumlshed. The iiuuse viii b,
ainte,i ami put in complete onrr. Artist, Families or
N /. gentlemen who ins of changing world do vel 10
all Also q Room to let on the iourh fO0r, u feet wide
W ~ feet deep inquire on the ,eco ~ oor room 81 ati
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IN PiRSuANCE ofan Order cf III" SIR.

roe.tc Of IT,. Comfy OF N,V iork. nacc hereby
,iven ~ an persons having CLAIM. aea 't "lH'm J''h''
ate OF the cly NV York, .crrl,rl. n present u' 'nH
th ,lp vouchers lh,IrI % t ,ucrtr, ~ ID, once y"
II \,.sn street M the city New york, on or before Oh"
ihrt.'h Law of September uoNL Duei Ne" hotA JON
.lay nj Marco. 4. ID. l2i1
mcs l,v6u DkN LORD. Jrnr.. Executor.
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:. at about half its value.

I'D beaUrlol Hou,r and large Gsrs~n situated eib
q mile NJ tie ilismsbBrg fsflc., l.. l. O0ly no q
~. hun're dollars r'quirea q prr'rnl Address V,e,
rblnr rf1re. Iei0 -
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Wherea: some person or
p,ron, have soldthc Boston VI .cruany about o-n
for lees than he subscription price. ant instance.
less than The wholesale the publishers .eirrmne
put stop sl sach proceedings tie .c-ia-
concerned sndR Doce that tlev vi scil the NJ
cessy Who shall hereafter rraI the work Tor
less than 3 cents per unnIher.
BRADBURY sODEN kCO.
81 Puhlslsrs nd prpnftrtfr.
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CO. YORK 70 EASTO,

fsNtWNDKN n 7 7 U
ErKtEr[ ya-pkoPie'S LiNE-T'oasa i1
hour.. fafc only Two Daiilrs.
Leave pier So v r., Battery Place, at .clocA -
dals SGndays xc-,ieL hy steamboat crDerI' ~ "ie
wch To EltsOrlhpor, then take H. ear oi The
Town and >operye Railroad 90 >orer,ii" l,avrg oai
- miles hy CoachsN. "a Sil'r %, than h New nn,rh
making -. the most pleasant and expeditions oui" Q" We
For seats apply tn \. ID Hope. - t"urilsn su'e
On board.
+ : Arangomeni have been made by which rs" q
leave the foot n Leriv.>i AZ O'clock, VI fri 7s'
h- ~ iad,lphia rsn 10 Fiiiahe'b's"s Wler' hoy d.
onneci wnl ne Ear, fot snu,r,la r. ninhef ui0u
ON inqniie OF 4. ID lIOrE, y IJuiuanot ,i
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DY ORDER of Hon. Frederick P. Ste

10y ORDER OF lion. redcrlck L. SN-
VEN, Judge OF the Erie County Courts, Counsellor of
the supreme Court Notice IS hereby given that an attach
m.n has Sed against the estate of a johnson, nonres
de nj debtor and that thu VII be os for the paynen'
of M. debts unless he appear and discharge such attach
mont according to law, within nine months from the fysi
publication OF this notice; and that the payment OF any
debit and the delivery OF any property belonging to 'ucl
debtor To hnr or hs use and the transfer OF property
las him purpose whatever iorbrdcn by Ia" ans
are void. Dated the 2lst day oi December. 1871
SETH f. SILL,
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DY ORDER of Hon. Daniel P.Iograbam

IL OhlJEh Vi Itoii.Ddultl lug duuii
IL Acocia:e Judge, New York Common Pess-Nouct
hereby given pursuant To the provisions OF NE sau
authorizing attachments against sdent debtors, ha
attachment issued aim. the estate Of Andrsw>Wth
being Ron resident o 'he STATE OF New orb. residing H.
the State NJ New Jersey and the rl be ~i 10
the psym'ni his debts unless he appear and discharge
such attachment according law within nine months IRON
the public tins notice and hat the payment al
any debts din, 10 HIM. nr nr his u.s., OF any propey within
hi. state hecngn. him. and tie transfer OF any such
property by him are forbidden by lave. and are void.
Da,-i the Twelfth day OF Nay, 1872
F.. ID HALL, Attorney for Attaching
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N pI'RSi=ANCE nj an order Of the Sur

rn-afe o. ~ Corr'y "f Ne'r lo.. a., = :, ~. -,
-. 20 al M, q my ria against John b',eh' a. ~
ne CIV nj Nrs-Nork lI2sr drs>Ser, decra',d" , ~
- .,f ,b, y.urls-> thereof. f1 fhr ~ >ct Do. ~ ~
.., v - - rho .,i .rrhsr. FNELINE BA>rltN. IN
: ,nlny ..iree, u the City OF NcS-hotS' OF or "''' WV
~, a VIVA ~, ls,i, dav ~ 3,rra. \ n ~
fNtLtNs rtSiisS 'NSel,s:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-15

minister arose and stood before them, and
IN few words, and simple; united those two
lovely beings in tie which all felt must be-
| broken ere another sun should rise. Yet
was that lie registered and acknowledged in
heaven. lst liaasS aus 10 seea.F ei,s
As the holy man pronounced them .ons
flesh and lifted up his hands and his voice
in boneciciion; Lucy put her feeble arms
around Clarence, and in a low voice mur-
mured--- g}es ai yg0H attsag car
MY husband ~ ,H' " s' az 'ea'
My wife! responded Clarence, and their
lips met in long and swee; embrace.
We gave them congratulations though
quick tears. exchanged the sweet kiss of
holy love and friendship, and left the we'd
ded pair 10 brief realization Of bliss, of
which we cannot Tell the reader aught.
The nlghtbefore the las. hour, the angel
Azrlel came as messenger of peace 10
'hai bridal chamber. and though new foua-
tain of earthly bliss had been opened in the
heart Lucy Hamilton, she repiued no. at
the summons. but while heavenly Joy sat
on her festures. and her lips murmured--
farewell, husband. IN mother-sister
.all-her pure spirit took its fight, and
her llfeless body lay in the ardent embrace
Of the woe-stricken. but humble Clarence.
who still fingers in this weary world,
doing his Masters work. and waiting his
Masters will to be reunited 10 his angel
bride In Heaven.
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IiIIS0lN!LlhA N1A@WSo
From the Georgia Orion
THE ANGEL BRIDE.
"A Tale.

FROM THE MISS OF A LATE PHYSICIAN.
IL was evening-,he evening of summe
Sabbath. The sweet hush of Nature, un
broken by single sound Of busy life, har
monized but too painfully with the oppres
sive stiffness which pervaded the chambe
whisher my footsteps were bent. ltwas nr
the ground hoor Of pretty residence in the
outskirts Of the village Of c.. Its open
windows. overlooked garden where Taste
and Beauty ,eigned supreme-a seco.d
Eden, which extended with scarce per
cepsible declinaton 10 the very margin of a
sheam, where il was bounded by white
picket, and hedge Of low trimmed shrub
berry, over which the eye caught the fash
ing waters as they swep. on, glowing in the
crimson radiance Of the sunset.
entered The mouse, anu strPPmg ',s'.",
along csrpe,ed passage, tapped softly at
the door of the chamber OF sickness-ay Of
Death. isteH 1gtaat il.s9
welcome, Doctor said the silvery voice
Of alady, who sa, by low couch, parti-
ally hung with white drapery. WELCOMED
the dear sufferer is now IN quiet slumber
.-bu. must presently awake, and one Of
her frs, inquiries will be for you
How is our sweet Lucy now!
'She has been quiet and apparently COM
Portable all day. II is her Sabbath; doctor,
as we'll as the worshippers' who go up to
.he earthly courts of our loved Zion Oh
she added, while the sunlight of joy irladi-
s.ed her features, pale with long vgils al
the bedside Of her sweet Lucy-'Oh. how
full of consolation is this scene Of mortal
suffering, of earthly bitterness, Of expiring
hope!'
Yes, my dear friend ieplied,your cup
OF sffiiclion is indeed sweeiened from on
high. have seen Death to-day clad in his
robes of terror. He took from my hopeless
care victim all unprepared, even after
long and fearful warning;and recollection of
the sad struggle, ,he terrible anguish of the
vanquished; the fierce triumph of the
Conqueror, and the piercing wall Of exhaus-
ted Nature, haunt my memory still; and
even in this earthly paradise cannot forge
them 7
.And is poor Edwards gone at last TO his
dread account? Oh! how fearful and
the gentle lady covered her face and
wept.
Sometime elapsed. fingered at the
couch Of Lucy ill she should awake. and
taking from the stand small though elegant
copy of the Bible, opened lis silver clasp,
snd my eye caugb, the simple inscription
on It's fy-leaf, TO my Lucy-a parting gift
from Clarence had designed to read a
portion Of The WORD, but thought was for the
time engrossed.
! had known Lucy May from her infan'
cy, and she wasscarcely less dear 10 me
than my own daughter. Indeed, they had
grown up like twin blossoms; and were
together almost every hour of the day.
Seventeen summers they had each number
ed-though Lucy was some months The
elder. No brother, nor sister had either o
,hwn, and hence the intensity Of muma
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
OPposITE ST. PAuL's CHURCH, MAIN-sL
'av' TERMS:

The COL UDfBI.A DEMOCRAT wiH b
published euery Saturday morning, al
TVO DOLL.4RSp per annun,, payable
half yearly in aduance, or THO Dollars
Fin Cents, if not paid ,oithin the gear.
No subscription aOiH be taken for shorter
period than sic months; nor any discon,
finuance permitted, until all arrearages
are discharged.
ADVERTISEMENTS not erceeding a
square sciU be conspicuously inserted at
One Dollar for the first three Insertions
and Ttoenty.fve cents for eUery subse-
quent Insertion. R77.A liberal discout
made to those scho aduertise by the gear.
LETTERS addressed on business, mast
be post paid.
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Asgood as if il aoere .Esop's.
Nantucket Islander says the following
story was lately told by reformed inebri.
ate. as an apology for much of the folly OF
drunkards; "A mouse raging abou. q
brewery, happened to fall into one Of III
-yais OF beer, was ia immediate danger Of
III
request, for as snnn 40 get you out, l
sha II eat you.' The mouse pieously re.
Piled, tha, that fate would be better than
to be drowned in beer. The cat lifted him Z
out, bu, the fumes Of beer caused puss to-
sneeze, and Of course drop the mouse, who
ran into a hole. The cat called upon The !
mouse to come out, but he declined. You
rascal said the cat id rage, did you not s
promise that should eat your 'Ah!' re-
piled the mouse, but you know fWds in
liquor at the lime" -
School Examinations fnd the
following in The Knoxville Times. 81.
'Johr. whar's your passin' lesson!'
There go a gentleman and scholars
PASS ihere,' iA
'Ihere are noun Of multitude, fust per-
son, siug'lsr. nomeralive case to GO
Very well-'go. the next. CTom makes
for the door. Come back! Pass CO.
Il was trying to 60 past
Next
Go is an insensible rig'lar verb, fnity
mood. perfect tens; lsl person, 60 il; I'd
person, go ahead; Sd person, no 60; made
in the Sd person TO agree with dsddy's old
gray mare understood
very well, next pass gentleman sa
.Gentleman are an abstract noun, sub-
stan,isl mood. neuter gender, but in opposi. {,
non TO scholar. '.ee'i@ "asf sss t.sl "a
Right; scholar, the next
',Schoiar is an obstinate, prenominal al.
jec!ive ridiculous mood, imperfect tense,
iusl person, because am speaking and
governed by a.
Give the rule
Scholars are governed by indefinite ar,i.
cles.'
Very good; take your seats with mer.
it marks apiece
A Vegetable WaiStcoaf.- what
kind of waisicoa. is that you have onl'
why It's cloth waistooat to be sure
'Didn'. it come from old Threadneedls
The taiIor's.
Yes
'WelI then, lis vegetable waistcoati'
"A whalp
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