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 of the Advertiser sports with so much grace and compacency. we confess has awakened in our bosom something nearI, akIn to envy. He sustained in the recent presidential contest, perfect Waterloo de- feat. and now, forsoolh, be IS danggling fine walk cane oShs of course, ounted with iathul and | heAutiluy wrought silver bust 1.-the "embodment of whggery;" and he lucky recipient seems 10 take B son of malicious pleasure in exhibiting il 10 hs den ocratc iriends-alhough he cant say exact, how he came by it, only that it was present from some- body! While we. who won glorious and ever to be remembered yIctOry-a victory too, that makes the heart even how thrill with exutation as another and emphatic illustration of the capacity of the to take ofthemseves-poor we, have not even rhe comfort to brag of the presentation of the monesl hickory ornamented with more useful metal than silver gold. So the world goes however. It is always that the victor inures the 'spos