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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

CuPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of

- NEW YORK. William " Colwel sgainst James Ken
,op : Summons for money demand c0D,ract.-rO the
Sefeudsnt JAMES KENYON; You hereby summoned
and required the complaint in this seton and 20 .ve
oyouI sn,v er 70 the said complaint the subscriber
hi. offo. No 79 Esssus IN the City OF NesYork within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive Of he day OF
the time sr,ssd the plaintiff this seton viii take Judgment
sgain, YOU for five hundred aud forytwo doaD
ard cent? with from The fourth dly Of No
venber thoussn6 eight hundred Dd y four besides The
costs The said complain filed the ohce
Clerk Of the City ana County of New York the 2h
day of November 1854 Dated Se-Yot November ~, 1851
iavtWWed Y. kETCHUM, Plaintiff Attorney.
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- NEw-YORK.-Jsmts Mcleod against james Kenyon
Summons for a money demand contract To the defsn
dspt JAMES KESY0N; You are hereby summoned and re-
1ued TO answer the complaint In this soon and
copy Of your 20 the said complaint 90 the sub
.cr.eT at hi. Office No 70 Nassau the City ~ New
Yoh within twenty DAYS sfter the service hereof lusve
Of day such seryeei and II fsl TO snsser the
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff In this
action III tske judgment you for the Of two
hun dred eishy eeh dollars and egbytwo cents win
the i've third day Of August one thousand
sisht hundred and 6nythree eishy dollars aud ffy
sen,s from the twenty third day Of August 1855 and
The baspce OF the said sum first o. Move ber
1854 hsd,s costs THE seton Tho said complaint
in he Office o. the Cerk Of the City aud Couuy Of New YoA
On he 20Ib day of November 1854 -Oed NewYork, No
y1mb,r 10 1850 T. KErCHUM,
.92 lawsvw,d Plaintiff AtforneysL
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kDIAsA.--The Legislature meets on the hrs
Tbursday after the first Monday in January, 1855
ard its session is limited to eight weeks duration.
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vIRGKIA--Ihe Democratic State Conventio
comes off ON the 3Oth Of November at Stanton.
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Nkm3 )nrk DAILY 61ibn,re
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The return from Ii nestone River plantation was
rejected, upon the ground hat no legal meeting
held.
The return from birmingham plantation was re-
jeefed, upon the ground Of inf,rmaly. The returns
from Moro end Orient Gore were rejected, because
here vas no evidence of the existence of any suca
organized plantations. The vote of Calais had also
been rejected.
The tTebty-one Wing and Fusion State Senators,
before announced TO be elected, have been chosen,
and there are ten vacancies, which viii be filed BY the
party in poEer.
Serious fears are entertained for the life of the Hon.
Ebenezer Knowlton, Of Montvile, Member OF Con-
gress elect from the lid Di.triet of Maine He has
been sick for some time, and thought to be get
ting better but the last Bast Free Press Gays that
be is dangerously i'll, having had relapse.
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PESssYLvAsIA-The tiBe for the election of
United States Senator il Fixed by law on the second
Tuesdsy Of February II was form sry on the secood
Tuesday Of January, but ss that did not allow subj
ci.nt time for settling contested seais, and making
other preliminary arrangements, the last Legislature
changed the law, as above.
The Hon. Ellis Lewis has become Chief Justice N
room Of the Hon. j. s Black, whoee term as Cniet
Justice will expire on the lst of December next
Judge Lewis formerly ajourney man printer. he
soon became lawyer of good standing then aJudse
in the Lycoming District. Tie WA afterTard trans
planted to the Lancaster District and from thence 10
the Supreme Bench, and now, by virtue of the Con-
s,itution to the summit Of his profession in the Key
atone State.
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MIcHIGAs-The Legislature viii stand;
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RHODE IsLAsD.-There is no doubt thst the propo-
siions submitted to the people to abolish the registry
tax and to extend the time Of registration,
jected The propositions to vest the psrdonipg power
in tie Governor and to sbol SD the country session
Of the General Assembly, adopted. The PROPOSE
ton 10 relieve the town clerks from the duy Of trans
hitting lists of voters 10 the General Assembly, is 50
cose that we must wait for the official returns from
Hometown and Exeter.
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-L Brook


V1 LINE. T1avslen Ion CHICAGO, ST LOUIS KAN
shs and all points West snd sonth West obtain Through
Tickets and ali information concerning routes fare &c. either
by the NEN- YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD OF NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD by application At the Com
psnys Office No t93 Broadway er Deyst TO
JOHN POTTER General Agent.
L. p DUNTON Ticket Agent
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TNPURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate q

the County Of Ee~ Yok notice hereby siven 70 all
having claims against JAMES SHELTON late Of the
City Of New York deceased present the with vouch
thereof the subscriber his cce No 40 Boyery In
The City Of York before the twenty eighth day Of
March D-xtDsed New York, the 16h day Of Sept 1854
IN iay6uW CLAUDIO GRAFFULLA ADM
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TIE ANSWER.

S1a:-I perused your ora,lon with
,nuch deliberauon, and little conster-
nation, at the great infatuaton Of your
weak imagination, TO show such Vsnera-
ton on so Sigh, foundation. But after
examination and serious contemplation,
suppose your animation ~as the fruits OF
recreation, or sprung from ostenia.ion ia
display your education by an old emu
meration, or rather multiplication, OF va
ri,tions Of like termination, though oi
grea. application in each respective sig
n:ficstion.
Now wi,hou, dispuia,ion. your labori-
Gus application, to so tedious an occupa
,ion deserves commendation. and think
ing an imitation sufficient qualification
am without hesitation, yours,
,t@ MARY MoDxRATIoN.
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A MYSTERY ON THE SEA.-Capt. Has
ksll, Of the ship Independence, at Val>
paraiso, from San Francisco, reports that
on tho 2ls, Of November, lat. Is deg 40
min. s., lon l2l deg. Is min. w., he
saw raft with two decayed bodies on it..
The taft was made Of spars from a vas-
sci, and there were yards and beams and
eight water casks, II was well secured
in every way, having mast bu, no sail;
small piece Of white cloth was tied up
for signal on the mast; then there was
a bfuss .bnnacle and compass,a lin pump
trunk, half barrel dried fish,, and some
empty barrels. What a tale Of hardship
and suffering is probably associated with
that craf,--a isIe which will only be
known when the sea gives up its dead.
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THE FIRST OF APRIL IN THE
,.l'a. SENATE. ..i-
"a little nonsense now and then,
Is relish ed by the hast Of men.

i
The frs, Of April-ail fools day
came in on Saturday, making fools fall
who deemed spring time had come, for
the morning opened with as fierce a lis
tie snow storm as ever a winter day sent
forth. Among the md pranks played
of, one which was got up by Hgrave and
reverend" Sena,ors,a, the expense Of one
Of the editors Of this paper,who holds the
place Of Clerk Of that body, is too good
to be lost, What adds to the joke, is the
fact that our associate for one his yenrs,
is rather fond OF practical jokes,and as in
this case The joker was joked, he had but
little sympathy. ,r,s j,., ..,,-....
The Journal of each morning is read
by the Clerk. The journal Of Friday
week was substituted for that Of Fiday
last, and paper carefully pasted at the
corners, covered the dale, and on which
was written the date OF Friday, March
81, 1854" Care had been taken 10 keep
be Clerk in the room appropriated 10 the
assistants, until he. was hastily summon
ed by The word that the Senate had been
called to order, and was waiting for the
reading of the Journal. Hastily advanc-
ing, he found the Journal in the usual
place, and commenced reading in loud
voice, and proceeded amid the suppress
sed laughter Of Senators and auachees,
until after passing the presentation ofpe-
ttlons, he was startled at finding a bill
which he knew had passed, recorded as
having only been read a second fine. =
Bewildered for the moment at what he
supposed was 20 gross and inexcusabie
an error, he saw broad grin on The faces
Of all present, when the words, "The frs!
Of April" pronounced in a low voice, lei
him into the secret, that he was sold.-
Tho laughter Of Senators showed that
they enjoyed the joke as an admirably
well planned and executed one,--O. S.
Dem. s
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D1scovERY OF CoFFEE.-As coffee is
beverage almos, in universal use
throughout our country, the following
alleged facts as to its discovery hare
interest: H
"About the year 1858, deryish,
named Hadji Omer, was driven ont of the
community Of Mecca. Hunger induced
him 10 roast the Kahhpa berries which
grew near his hiding place. He roasted
and ale lhem IS his only means Of sus-
tanning life. Sleeping them In the water,
which quenehed his thirst, he discovered
very agreeable qualities, and also that
the infusion was nearly equal 20 solid
food. His prosecutors, who had intended
him TO die Of starvation, regarded his
preservation as a miracle. He was trans
muied into q saint. Such are the facts
relating to The discovery ofcoffee. There
are now supposed TO be 5000 coffee-
rooms in Constan,inople." E ey
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Bots,nE CAREFuL.--ln the Stark coun.
iy common pleas court. last week Miss
Susan Foreman, got verdict of 81 ,O0O
against David Smith, for breach Of prom
iso TO marry.
AT the late court Of common pleas ia
Guernsey county, Elizabeth Dilley re-
covered iu'lgmentag agaiustEdward Spen
Ger Of 81 500 for breach Of promise tc
marry. e
Las, week, in Mt. Vernon, Mary CLARK
also recovered 81 200 from VIM. Honey
for refusing to have the "knot-tied." Z.
AT the same term in MI. Vernon, JohI
A,herton sued Louisa Scott for violating
her engagement TO marry him. Th'
Judge did not take pity on the poor bro
ken hearted fellow!-but dismissed til,
sui, and made him pay the COSTS.
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RtSHT or SrEEcn. Western JUS
,;cs of The Peace ordered witness to
"come up and be sworn" He was in
formed by On inn.vidual that the person
was deaf and dumb. "I don't care,
said the Justice, passionately, "whe'he'
he 10 or not; here is the Constitution o.
the u. States before me. II guarantees
TO every man the right Of speech; and SC
long as have the honor of a seat on the
bench il shall never be violated or inya.
ded." aa,3 ~, .''''' .'.'',
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GREAT RcBBERY.-On Wednesday the
9th INST, while the police Of St. Louis
were ondeavoring to quelT the mob az tho
jail. the safe Of The 81. Louis Boatmsn's
Saving Institution was robbed of Sl6;+
600, in notes of the Bank Of the State of
Missouri, and over 81 900 in gold. No
clue TO the robber at last accounts. The
Board Of Directors have resolved 10 make
the melves personally liable for the loss,
thus saving depositors from any uneasis
ness. 7-ot
A reward Of 81 900 is offered for the
detection and conviction Of The person OF
persons implicated in the crime, and q
further reward of $4,000 for The recov~
cry Of the money, or propoftionate res
ward for the amount recosered.-Plaift
Dealer. 7ta lriea9 tna
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VOL. .xIv.-No. II.
PUNCTUATION.
The girl is either good or bad
asAnd which / wrsh TO know;

6 The girl is either good or bad,
.lagAnd which wIsli TO know; aa
MAY genii, with punctiloHs hand,
us MY punctuation show. sl
She Is an experienced GIRL in vice
and ,oickedness she is never FOUND in op'
posing the workers the workers OF IN
iquity she can DEIrGHf in the downfall
Of her ncighbors she can never REJOICE
in the prosperity of her fellow creatures
she is always PLEASED when the poor are
in distress she is always ready to ASSIST
in destroying the peace and happiness ol
society she takes no PLEASURE in serving
the Lord she is uncommonly DILreENT
in sowing discord among her friends and
acquaintances she takes no PRIDE IN la>
boring to promote the cause OF Chr's'
sianity she has not been NEGLIGENT IN
s,igma,ising all public teachers sshe makes
no ExER11oNs 10 subdue her evil passions
she strives HARD to build up Sa,an's
Kingdom che lends no AID for the sup'
port of the Gospel among the hcdthen she
contributes L L.RGELY to the friends OF the
evil adversary she pays no ATTENTION to
good adpice she gives great HEED TO the
depil she will never @, TO heapen she will
90 where she will receive a just iecom'
pense Of reward.
p. S.-If in reading the above, you
pu, scmicolon at tho end OF every word
In SMALL CARS, the character oi the per-
son will appear to be that Of good girl;
bu, If you placs the semicolon 10 the end
Of every wod in italics, and leave out
one Of tie first mentioned. you will make
her one Of the ,rorst,
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LONG LIVES AND HEALTHY
- " -. 81 (NNiLnC ~ :. ---- ----- J

"How few really die Of old age!" OBJ
serves DR.. Van Oven, in an interesting
volume which he has just published in
London, on the abuses of longevity. To
prove the truth Of his remarks, he gives
tables Of 1000 persons who lived ages
ranging from 100 10 ls5, The following
are some Of The instances he refers to:
PARIS death at l52 was premature,
induced by foolish change from The
simple diet and active habits Of peasant
10 the luxurious ease and exciting food
of country gentleman. His body was
examined by the great Harvey, who
found all The organs in SO sound condi-
ton, that, but for intemperance and in
activity, he would in all probability have
lived many years longer, An English
gentleman named Hastings, who died 10
1850, a. the age of 100, rode to the
death Of stag at 80. Thomas Wood,
parish clerk, lived 10 log, and "could
read TO the last withou, spec,acles, and
only kept his bed one day." JoWhitten,
a weaver, was "neyer sick, never used
spcciacles, hunted a year before his
death, and died suddenly" at the age Of
l02. Francis Atkins "was porter at the
palace gate, Salisbury. 1t was his duly
to wind up clock which was at the top
OF the palace, and he performed this duty
until within year of his death, (l02.)
He was remarkably upright in his depor-
meni, and walked we'll 10 the lasl.'--
Margaret MDorval, a Scottish woman,
who died at 106, "maried thirteen hus-
bands and survived them ALL" Cardinal
de Sails, who died in Spain, in l7S5, at
the age of ITO, used to say: "By being
old when was young, find myself
young now / am old. ! led sober,
studious, but not lazy or sedentarY life
my die, was ever sparing, though delicate
my liquors ,he best wines of Zo.es and
La Mancha, Of which never exceeded
pint a: meal, excep, in cold weather,
when I allowed myself plat more;
rode and walked every daT, except rainy
weather, when | exercised for two hours.
So far I took care Of the body; and as to
mind, | endeavored to preserve il in due
temper by scrupulous obedience TO the !
Divine commands, and keeping, (as the !
apostle drecls,) conscience void Of
offenss 10 God and man." J. Jacob, o
native Of Switzerland, "when 1877 years
old, was sent as deputy TO the National
Assembly OF France" He died the fol.
lowing year. Others might be mentioned,
but we have only room TO add, that within
the past two centuries and half, ten well
certified cases of individuals in England
and Wales. living TO ages ranging from
l52 TO 200 years have occurred; and
here, in modern times, we have repeated
The length Of days commonly believed to
belong exclusively TO the pa:riarchal
ages. #@a
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FAsr WoMAN.-A woman named Mrs,
Hamersly, in Lawrence county, ia this
State, was few days ago divorced from
her husband Of half pas, nine so'clock,and
her original name restored, her husband
being in court resisting the application
Al 10 o'clock the same day she was tnar,
ried 10 a MI. Wikle; thus being twice a
wife and ONCE single, and legally entitled
TO bear the names Of Mrs. Hamsrsly Miss
Cotton, and Mrs. Wikle, and all in the
space of half an hour. That woman will
nars
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LOVE LETTER AND ANSWER.

MApAM:-Mos, worthy of estimation
after long consideration and much med
i,a,ion Of the grea, reputation you possess
in the nation, l have a strong inclination
to become your relation. On your ap'
probatiou Of this declaration | shall make
preparation to remove my situation to
moro convcnien, location TO profess my
admiration; and il such obligation is wof'
,hv of observation and can o,ain commits
sera,ion, i. will be an egrandiz''ion o1
yours. SANS DI'siNUhA1A'N'
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REpENTrNe oFNEBRAsKA.-Il iskuown,
(says the Milwaukee Wisconsin,) that
certain resolutions we're recently passed
b. a minority Of the Illinois Legislature,
endorsing the Nebraska bill. Ex.Goy>
ernor Reynolds, a Democrat ofinfuence,'
and Speaker of the House, was ono Of
the members who voted for them. Since
the adjournment he hus Seen among his
constituents, and has already learnt the
wisdom of repentance. A meeting was
recently held at Belleville, In Southern
Illinois, his place ofresidence,to consider
the Pacific Railroad question. The Ad-'
vocaie says that the discussion Srsnched
of TO Nebraska, and in the course Of hiS
speech "our venerable townsman, Gov.
Reynolds, denounced the bill Of Mr..
Douglas as wrong, uncalled for, and cons
trary 10 the wishes of the American peo~'
pie. He acknowledged his own error in
voting for instructions in its favor,an tho
error Of the Legislature in passing them
as misrepresentation Of the popular
wills This frank ayowal drew down ths
applause Of the house. a'N3 s
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While number of lawyers and gem
ilemen were dining at Wiscassei, few
years since, jolly son of the Emerald
Isle appeared and called for dinner. The
landlord told him he should dine when
tho gentlemen were done. "Let hin
among u.s." whispered limb Of the law,
"and we will have some fun with him"
The Irishman took seat al the table.
"You were moi born in this country my
fliends" says one.
"No sir, ! was born in lreland.n
'Is your father livingr'
"No sir, he is dead"
"What is your occupationi"
"a horse jockey, sir"
"What was your fathers occupa.iou?'
"Trading horses" aa
"Did your father ever cheat any one
while here?"
81 suppose he did cheat many, sir"
"Where do you suppose he vent toy
ITO heaven sir."
"And what do you suppose he is doing
lhere?''
"Trading horses, sir"
elias he cheated any ore lhcfes"
"lIe has cheated onc,I believe, sil.'
"Why did they not prosecute lims'
"Because they searched tho whole
kingdom Of Heaven, and couldn't find q
Lawyer" a.ls,s
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The State Superintendent Of Common
Schools in Louisiana recommends tba
two out Of evory three OF the schoo
directors should know how to read anc
write. In one parish, the warrant Of the
teacher on file, instead Of the signatures
contained the mark Of twelve diffsren
directors.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-04-28

The Secretary of the Treasury has
writtea a letter 10 Mr.. Gwin, United
States Senator from California, in favor
of the future issue Of gold coins Of the
denominations of 500, $50 and $25
each, by the Brancl, Mipt at San Fran
cisco. lie proposes that the new pieces
shall be named the Union, half Union
and quarter Union, and that only the ball
Union be struck for the present.
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A boa, containing three dead men was
found on the Lake shore, eight miles
west of Michigan City. They are sup
posed 10 have been fishermen from Mil
waukee, and died from exposure.
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The Lutheran population in the world
is estimated al 42,25O,Ooo, Of which
2k,00O,ooo are found in the land of
Luther. 5,e00,0O0 in Prussia, 100000
in Sweden, and 100000 in the United
States
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4 During the last 6fty years The Epis.
copal clergy in this country have in
creased in number from about 200 tc
l,70o, and their communicants from 10,
900 TO 03,000.
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Neal Dow, The author Of the Maine
Law, and the Temperance candidateafor
Mayor Of Portland, was defeated on Tues.
day Of !qst week. at the Municipal Elec>
lion, by 81 votes.
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WHOLE NO, esI.,
wnAr Anr .tlossoIs ip+-Msnf r. ,inqur. ga

WHAT AKE sc CoSsoLs fv---Many rinqur.
les having, been made relative 10 consols,
we take from the Bankers Magazine the
following account OF what consolS are:
They are d three per cent. English
stock, which had its origin ia an &C. Of
the British Parliament, consolidating
(hence the name) several separate Gov,
eminent stocks called in the acl "consol-
dated apnpi,ies," and commonly quoted
for breviIy, as "consels.n
When the consolidation took place, the
principa Of the several funds thus mer-
ged amounted to E9,l37,s2l, but by ll,e
funding of additional and subsequent
loans and parts Of loans ato This stock, il,
amnunled on the 5ih Of January lS37iol
G356, 1852 Since that period only
one loan has been raised-'hat for CONS
pehsation TO the West India planters in,
the compensation Of slaves--G20,0 0,00O,.
0o0--and few millions have been paid
off The total in January, 1913, was
GS17,s249sl English debt,5aDd Co.
l94,s74 Irish debt, oht'of stOtul debt Of
G772. .4ol, ,s51 sterling. y ri ef
This stock, from It's amoGnt and tLSl
immense number OF its holders, is more
sensitive TO its financial influence than
any other, and is, therefore, the iavorile
stock for the operation Of speculators and
jobbers. lis dividends are payable semiE
annually, Sad "a r.f,,.... .tE,.. la I'D
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The Spanish war steamer PIzarro,
which figured conspicuouslyin chusing
the Lopez expedition, wss wrecked on
the coast Of Cuba recently.
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Bacon says justly, the best part Of beau
~ is that which picture cannot express.
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O.. U = Y
LONGEVITY OF THR GAME FowE--A
correspondent. Of the Pa. Farm journal
states that a neighbot Of his had two
game hens, which lived 10 be eighteen
years old. i was known that they were
OF this age, as he raised them from eggs.
Both laid during the last year Of theft
life. Game fowls have often been known
TO live to the age Of twelve to fifteen
years. The writer has known atleasl
two, bred BY MI. Deniston, Of Albany,
one Of which was fourteen and the other
fifteen years old, and both laid and reared
chickens at that ago. toe svsH 5iasf y
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LoAFERs.-Dfereni nations have dit.
feren, kinds ofloafers. The italian spends
his time in sleeping--the Turkish loafer
in dreaming-,he Spanish in prayiag---
the French in laughing --the English ia
swearing--the Russian in gambllng--ih
Hungarian in smoking--ibe German ia
drinking-and the American in talking
politics. Which Of these different kinds
Of loafinp is most desirnciive 10 noraliira
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The Edinburgh Review sjusi 5Osys&Es,
old, Tie Quarterly, Id; the New Monthly
Magazine, 8Si Blackwood, 36; and Frs>
ser, "a.