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no sCUoOIs FAuII rFs. Sc.-A graduate o.

1 Cambridge in Ensland accom- plished scholar. who
has bee long engaged tuition, has time In
Paris France snd is both author and composer wishes
for literary engagement He can farnsh the most
Satisfactory monias and has objection 10 20 TO any
part Of the world. Address postpaid 70
Philadelphia 40 81
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~ DIR. Christie's Galsnnlc Kings, Bells;
Hrarelr,- and siagncgic finid. -SIAnssft are Re

soecfiuy Informed that the cniy place 10 New York y
obtain tE.ss celebrated Articles seaaIS' : ~ ~
-.ses 81 NERVOUS DISEASES, the eS.ey Of Christie
ssivanlc lrf.ces Is truy ~onaeris - lei sfssi es-
10 offer spurious ard worthless toSs az Isl ~neh
ta- pabe are respectfully guarded Nc Oruss, o. DRAG
les tie ssi- ana exclusive Agency sstls2 Broad
~ay t1H "
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FKoN GAUTEMALA.-Intelligenc has been re
>tyed from ih. country to the ilh Of October Every
sng was tranquil Don Nareiso Psyes Romsna'
sshly respectable citizen of Guatemala has been sp
knisd by bis Governmont Minister Plenipoen,sry t.
u United S,stes He expected to leave, for mere
rsy shortly and will be accompanied by his Secretary
DOo Jose Victor Zsvsls
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ITO THE LADIES.

r,O THE LADIEs.-wM. BROWN, IN Cnsrn.r--
a. eeaas.s Roosevelt, has large .ssortmeat Of NUTS,
hir5 - vii .sl a. lower prices than they have ever
s.sn Old IN tls cicy Hs daily fnishlng some OF lie
.ost ,elendd lynx m1s that lave bssn 10 this
kss vkleh will bs cold sssy ov. - In
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AMERICAN ARCHITECT,

NO 7.-THIs NO containss perspective view Of sub
4 N.tantal county dEeing II 10 designed 70 be con-
ructed Of brick work but the arrangement and the par
ticulars given are sufficient with rlhlnz modhcsuou)
10 DC adapted for framed building The ground plan
contains an embraces, hail aud staircase paror, kchsn
bedroom washroom with piisza Ia the front snc rear
Of the bull linz SPACIOUS cellar IL undeInenh The
kitchen The se-ond story contains hall aud four good
sleeping rooms Estimate. s25Oo. Published By
G. NJ SAXrON, 205 Broadway, ~ Y
And for sale by Lonx 4 Brothers, % Ana st. d75t
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III nishing Warehouse Is Cathsrne-st. N. YTns sub
scrDer avzs himself Of the opportunity 70 express LIS
gratitude those N the city and c nj
" WHO have honor.d him By their patonags for the last
eighteen years well knowing ths, their iavors and re-
have Even 10 his estsbsmebt It's present
reputation and rendered II the resort Of all those In want
Of Kitchen Usn,sand particularly those about 70 com
nlence Housekeeping.
Having had the premises rebuilt ard extensively en-
iarsed he enabled do business With geat7r iscinty
than hitherto aad VII be ais ende4gor By the best VI
gdicous IN portatons, and selections iron ne
American uaaufactures merit continuance Of their
patronage. ,.
Every attention paid 70 fitting out ,otes PACKET sni p'
steamboats, and nousek>epe With al articles In tbs tof-
asinz line the shortest notice snd GA me most esoa-
III. terms inle imseodl JAMES Y WATKINS
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NARsH'S CLASSICAL and Commercial Acsde-
W my, lo7 Henry-st Brooklyn, viii be reoPen,sd on
in every branch education necessary 10 NJ them @ enter
college or counting house Terms from elO 10 slo per
quarter FOR circulars containing reference and other par
teulas apply at the Office Of this paper or at z2 Wilow
81 RfnnkiQ AVA u
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NOTICES.
PHeEEoLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS
FOWLERS 81 WELLS,
Clinton fall, l3l Nassau.st. N. Y.

70 Lectures on Asuonomy-Prof o. NJ. MITCHELL
Of Cincinnati Will deliver course Of Lectures on Asrono
N.Y. o. the Tabernacle. commencing on Wednesday even
ing half past seven O'Clock 70 be continued
on Friday and Monday eyeninas until he close The
will consist Of lectures, and viii embrace
exposition Of the great problem OF the universe, the
uechansm OF the solar system, and the constitution OF the
starry heavens with account OF tbs great modern
discoveries and the influence Of theories.
Family tickets, for four persons tor the eouIses5
Tickets foI lady and gentleman for the course.
Single tickets FOR the codrse....s.........s...s.
Single tickets for each lecture. cents
May be obtained Of Francis 23l Broadway SAD al TIE
other principal bookstores the city and IL tho Isber
nace the evening OF the lecture M wis
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RQWLETTrS

INTEREST TABLEs-Slzgh edition Preston Sc snc
L Der ceal interss. tsDlss, Advance and D1'e~A' Twas
Of the most approved And .-u.x.z .....
Ere5anrs showing the v4iae "a dollars and cents
an sny ou OF e1chasre Ga Engsac from one penny 20
- s-sri.se eoroo~1cinr Il par and progressing hy
70 u per eea sdys9ce vita asdos. tables
For sale by fh S,e' - 49,
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rs- GennInc Bcar,- on. hishlr psriamed.-Tho.s

r. Genuine Bears OIL, highly perfumed.-Inose
desrou OF identifying and ghenng their hair should
make use Of Bears OIL Expere Of ages has fully de-
for promoting The growth and identifying the hair Who
ever purchases the undersigned may rely upon obtain
ing the genuine Of the bear purned
and Delightfully."- perfumed for toilet purposes BY hENRf
JOHNSON Chemist and Druggist, rs Broadway, N me
Granite Buildbg OF Chsmbers-st- sold also st uo
Fuliou-.t II East Broadway and az Coddingtons 80
Hudsoust Price p for small 90 cens large bottles
re- Purchasers, 10 be assured Of getting the genuine
Bears OIL should purchase only such bears the sea-
and name OF Hen1y Johnson rs Broadway NY OF neot
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DARNTNi's AMERICAN MU.EUM.-P.

ID BARSUH. PROPRIETOR r. n Icheock, Memberships
did exhibition and performances this afternoon ats O'clock
aud this evening At a. Open every dsy from o,eosk Ia
the morning til 10 p ~. CAMPBELLS ETHIOPIAN
SERENADERS will appear In their popular MinstIelry,
and also in Grand Ethiopian Burlesque Opera GREAr
WESTERN, the Yankee Comedian. CLARA FISHERS
Shnksperan CABINET Admission 20 the whole 3 nts;
children under 0 years Of and old enough 10 walk
loo ID! c.,r. P.sarvad f-ont sat Ia exfrs as
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fruE FIRsT ANNUAL tyHIBiTION Of /

i New-Yor C,nsry Bud FanceIs Associetlon. a. the
Lyc-um Building sos Broad~ay, commences on II Is
DAY Dec T. and sill continue the 9Th 9th and 10Th thus
exhibition beir first Of the hind held IN the Uni
ted States will embrace in addition TO beautiful display
the long breed Canzres numerous eoA- action OF rare
fancy and birds loaned for the occasion By private
individuals The viii be appropriately decorated
with flowers and and no pains Will De spared
20 make this exhibtog interesting as Il Is novel
Tickets 25 cents sdittins gentleman and lady Open
from A NJ. 10 10 7 NJ. d a.
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HEAVY FALURg-A TelegraPhic dispatch tn
as Philadelphia papers ssys the proprc.ors OF tho Gov
ss:on Iron Works In Baltimore, have fsied throwing
bout l 0(0 hands Dot OF employ.
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MOTTO TO BOOKsELLERs AND PUBLISH

ERS-Ths subscriber has for sale IN exec eat condi-
ton, tins STEREOTYPE PLATES OF THE AhEhl-
CAN MAGAZINE The work is Ia three octave volumes,
averaging more than 500 pages each and hIst pub
shed under the supervision OF freeman Hunt ESQ the
present Editor Of Hunts Merchants Magazine IL Edit
ors and contributors among the most able and inter
eating writers In the country 10 cont,ns articles OF per
msn-nt value American History, Literature, Biography
Scenery Animal Botany, the Arts and Sciences xc nc
and Is illustrated by than 90 enssvin4s, Of which
those 10 the third volume alone cost 5000. For
entertaining snd AZ time useful family reading
il has equasd BY any Of the kind N tie
Uaited States.
IL than tsn years since the puoheAt0n OF
the last volume ceased and has found its way into
the auction room or circulated West 10 any e1ent-nor
doe. contain yihng nnice 20 Southern circulation
For farther infornl alton apply 70
WIN 2. TEWKS3URY, 3J2 Wasbinsfon-st Boston
o1l % ffisffn-@W
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EIhANlCs HALL,
40 BROADWAY, between Grand snd B-oom-
~ . ss-Open every night Unabefed success Crowd
ed nightly with
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SCHOOLS.

FRENCH CLASSES, BY Pref J. ?. EDWARDS,
NJ every Monday, Thursday s0d Friday evening, az
50 McDougast Professor Edwards Is snatve Of Paris,
and teacher at Prof TaPeans School and BY permi'son
refsrs tn following gentlemen, many Of whom have
been his pufils J. z. Forester, NJ D.. 5 L Hubbard,
MD, 5. NJ 2 nd, A w. Gabsudsn, L. @. Forman, w.
Ames, Esqs rof Henry Tappan, DID, Rev. Dr. White
house Rev c. Reid. &c &c. Prof Edwards Will at
tend the hol Of pupils If requested class for
young ladies IS organizing Apply personally or BY
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

eislarop SPEAKER EAs Yofe' v'fAheld LARA and
B,J~.s- Son,h CarolfEa e0npi@eEts Massachusefls-
rs, So,ak>y,, Address 70 Ms 60Ase-b (acorable u
Poo, and Union- Ez PTssidsnt Adoms adm.sisiss
he Oa1i Of OHcs -Bsssrs Beter King and Coeks on
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NEW MUSIC

/. IN KEW PEPFCMEhY-AA the new and popular
A ds.c OF The day yell good assortment Of mis-
<.nsou. AID 5ctocl Books Fancy Stationery and Fancy
Srrses slso. ice assortment u French add English
p.rluery Toilet Soaps &c &c All Of which may be had
Of g. 2. KINNEY, 7S7 srosdwsy,
M In opDos 70 Astor-plscs.
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Clinton Hsll-z6.O0O volumes comprising standard and
we-selected works IN all departments Of Literature and
science and all the priucipal American and foreign PERI
odca the best collection In the country Constant SD
lions Of works Clerks initiation fee 81 ana semi
annual dues 81 Merchants AIi Others annual suhscrip-
ton emitting them 10 all tie privileges 50 Rooms open
from 10 AM 70 10 Pm. New members received AZ any
time within those hours application 20 the LerTian or
his assistants. Z. L. kNEkIII,
mn zvi. President Mer. Lib. Association.
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- Rheuniafism, ~lin Joints, White Swell.

lings Govt, xc-ComPo Syrup q Hyciodate Of Pot
..ss s,r,.uarfs and fsll0w Dock Eoot-Ths above %
r-eparsd iron the purest articles and 10 recommended s
he beat aud only or rheumatism a. this
III IN. vear especisy II OF the greatest import ance
"A II viii remove AT thoss extremely unpleasant symp-
tons severe pairs. Stiffness q the joints back shoulders
g. II thus purif-s and quek-ns the circulation, and
leaves ever pa-t Of animal economy IN perfect state
al health The virtues Of each sucle have long been
80 see.ts are sreatly increased For sale BY
~ CHARLES II. RING, Druggist,
eorrer Broadway and Johns.
Rirr, Co-xh Candy Or sale - .t-1v- MI sf
~ Soxemb~r Report OF TIE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPASY Of Sew-iors. 30 Wall st-Ta.
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ARICIsAi sPLENnIn AITAR-PIKCI

4 1hT'f FfL u ~ t,NDfD - - P,l'',TrS =
other Saints by S Ronlventura painted IN the 10th cen
fury by Rubens srrived from Europe, exhibiting Tor
short period AIS Broad way of Lispensrd st
Admission z5 and be seen from A NJ TIL 10
p NJ. Season tickets 50 cents. % lw-
THE IVORY CRUCfFiX, or Statue Of Christ
Carved from a soid block OF Ivory BY monk AZ Ge-
noa This wonderful work Of art Is open for exhibit
ton, go Broadway, corner Of Readest from A. NJ
70 10 Z. ~ Single admission D cents Season Tickets
50 Families not exceeding SIX 81. Teachers and
Scholars. each ~ cent?. MI th-
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TYnoLEAN coNCERr.-ruE HAUsER FAsI,

LILY Irea i've. VI the Raiuersl will have the honor Of
giving their fourth Concert IN America on "Wednesday
evening Dec Al the Society Library, which occasion
they viii present an entire change OF programme
Tickets admitting gentleman and two aides 81 single
tickets. 80 cents.
Doors open Al 81. 70 Al u o'clock. No post
nonersrt on account If WEATHER
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BOARDING.


DOARDI>G--A suite sentesly farnishsd rooms 90
ID door Of house 80 Fulton between Broadway ADD
Gresnwich-st for family or siesis ssntisneni Aso
rOonas on Sd floor Those desirinS the comforts OF
private home will please call Terms modersls. az ~
lIOAhD DOWN TOWN at 81 Bsskmsn-st. within
ID hive miuutes " ala OF Walst or the City Hall Anw
single gentlemen Gao be accommodates few With am
II. ,,ooms do Tie
A FEW BOAKDEKs can be accommodated wisb
N pleasant rooms in respectable nsishoofhood ana
pleasant location at " Twefthst between eixth and
Seventh avenues az ~
ASuALL PRIVATE FAMILY reading Ia Ami
"A ~ place would dispose OF pleasant ornishsd spsre
rne [, Que sent-men Of quiet habit Who would
take me ais Address boz sl3 Post once a. ~
DOOM~ AND BOARD.-A hscdsoms sait Of
Moons second for consisting o. front and bees par
lons with adjoining bed iooms VIII 10 let unfurnntsd
70 small family, two gentlemen and wives, iossthss
with board 10 highly respectable family having but one
other zeatieman and wife ~ boarders fnu0 wiz %
called on or particulars communicated on ecdrcssias
. p,,e.,. Rad, Al this Office Dc tfs
NURNTSHED ROOMs-With or without bosrd, IN
Il mod M mashed and convenient house, and well 70.
Gated for business be obtained BY sny sppsauos
a Morrisst. Misc NORRIS, Ists Nsw-brshton House
n. g. Bathing room 90 tho premises Tor vain eoa OF
sho baths nIs ineve-
DKIyATE BOARD.-Furnisbsd rooms, bss.Afsss
and tea may DO hso b, two tentismsn IN hifnJ re-
socctable family, without children al ~ Coiombs1.
Brooklyn Unqasstionsble references required Inquire
al the house or south winisIn-st % ~
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DAILY JOURNAL

L,OR fs43--Bosiness and professional gentlemen will
IL fnd The Daily Journal great convenience and as
sistancs Ia keeping accounts and Memoranda Daily
Memorandum Books vsrous sizes containing space for
making memoranda for every day IN the year Pub
lished BY FRANCIS X LOUThEL, ststiolensy
nof II Naidel-a1e.
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DOsE-WOOD FURNITURE Of tie best material
Hand workmansti2 and attest style and patterns, for
sale BY lI4Sl W SOlTHACK. ls5 Broadway
WRAPPING PAPER-Al sizes for sale low to
Dc ~ ~ 1Y9 sls " FIELD co. . Barring slip.
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EIfJAYg.


NETWORK SACRED MUSIC SOClETY.-Ths Man
Nsgers respectfully 10 the public, that In com
pAnce with th. wish OF many Of the friends Of the nst
tgton the Orsforio Of Eli will be repeated on rhurs
day evening Dec 3. q, the Tabernacle. AZ ., NJ.
Tickets % cents each be had the usual places and
az the door on the evening OF the performance
The Solos uil be sustained BY the following eminent
talent; Miss L. NorthAl Mrs. {. z Horne, Mr. Edward
Shepherd, Mr.. r. g. Paige.
d6gtis GEO WHIfLOCK. Secretary, IS Csnalst.
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~ Roberts's New and splendid style Of 6othie
Door md Number Plates-entisey and original de-
SINS Those IN Of something and splendid od
their invited 70 call examine the above Art
Giles Also, splendt assortment Of new style bsl-Pu
Bells Aans and repaired the substantial manner
snS warranted K ROBERTS, 90 Broadway
80 Sr,i,..s ner Prince-si.
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DEAL Family ! AID Bona-si. ois Smia"hf'
e j. ID. Wheeler, cslanisso25f Of Dsses %
Sss-York ac3 Connsctis1t- TzriniAnJ nAA u "
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San'L HaxSAY. Secretary
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WERsrsR,s DICTIONARY.

4 FRESH SUPPLY Just received OF Wsbgers Dc
htion.Ty large Alto price ony sx dollars Iais"
oaly place 10 tbs CITY where the trade or others can &C.
pe nd apon being ~ Piled III this valuable work
IS MARK II NEWMAN L co. 10 bfosd~sJ
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TnOsiPsVN,s PREMIUM THUS

TX Improved oy J. H. besJsmin, u bsekman-st
Nls universally approved OF b. tho Medical
Faculty aud al " DO oss thsfn, - tho pressure
can be ,rsdsated from one 10 nfty pounds On
the rapture back psa, which doss 20 much nla
~ 70 the SPINE causing weakness sna pain IN hs esek
sad sdes, aud permsneaI spinal disease Oh Gays
ria given and n perfectly ssfisfseory, money re-
turned Also. the moss approved shoulder Braces se1
s.na.s.s m1e lstef
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d. X. Pnrmly, penil !. In

Lives insured MORRIS ROBINSON, Prsndeui.
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NEW.YORK AND EKl X RAILROAD COMPANY
lVThs stoc holders u the Nsw.Yok add Ens ksiiroe1
Company hereby notified that instanssnt Of ten ds
lars per share all shares which the psJmsnfs nsfs,e
paid al tie once Of the Com pasy No % WALES OF b.
fore the 10Th day Of January DsxI
Notice given 10 the holders OF steet Ga wen ~
pr-viou. ns are doe and uopsd, fhst the see
are required 70 De paid before the 10th day Of ys
.ry, or the stock and ali previous payments
Be Subject 70 foretu. pleasure OF the Board Of D
rsctors. By Oider Of tho DirscoIs
n.,~yo,k o.c 4 lel7 az lilo
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REPRESENTATIVES, HALL. ?. N.
Ws,hiogtou, d. C. Dec. g. A.
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To ENGINEERS,

CONTRACTORS AND SURVEYORS.
Table Rook
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-28
ANOTHER BRITISH OUTRAGE on THE
AMERICAN FLAG. -

The whaling bark Popmunnet, Capt. Tilton,
Of Sippican, arrived at that port on Friday,
from the Indian Ocean, put into St. Helena in
distress, 9th May, 1916, where the immuni-
ties OF tire Arueri-urr Flag were grussly iUlutvi
by an officer and boats crew of II. B. M. steam
er Styx. The particulars, as related by Perry
w. Hall, the officer in command Of the Ameri-
can vessel at that time, and corroborated by
the protest of Captain Tilton, are as follows:
Upon the arrival of the Popmmnet at St.
Helena, Capt. Tilton and his first officer went
on shore, leaving the vessel under the COM
mand of Mr.. Hall, the second officer. Sever
al of the crew were also on shore for medical
aid, and among them boat-steerer named Ed
ward Marsh, native of New York, as appears
by the shipping papers, who had been shipped
before the U. S. Consul at Fsyal. Shortly af
ter the departure of Capt. Tilton, boats crew
from the Styx, under the command of British
officer, armed and in uniform, and accompan-
led by Marsh, the boatsteerer above named,
came along side the Popmunnet, when the Of
ficer came on deck and stated to Mr.. Hall that
1dISn ndu Sulppeu vi pOdiu II. IVA stedlhSI
Styx, and demanded his clothes and bedding.
Mr. Hall declined to comply with the request,
stating that the vessel had been left in his
charge, and that he could not consent to have
anything taken from her without an order from
Captain Tilton. The British officer then or
dered his boats crew TO come on board the
Popmunnet, accompanied By Marsh, when the
officer and Marsh went below, took possession
of the clothes and bedding which they placed
in the boat, and returning with it to the Styx,
Immediately put to sea. Mr.. Hall protested
to the last against these proce edings, and forth
with reported the facts to Capt Tilton on
shore, who Immediately entered formal pro-
test before the U. S. Consul at st. Helena,
against this fragrant outrage, and representing
the detriment that must in consequence result
to the voyage from the loss Of the services of
the boatsteerer, at time when several of the
crew were reduced by sickness. We learn that
the facts have been officially communicated to
the government at Washington, and we trust
that prompt investigation and satisfactory
reparation will be demanded by the proper au-
thorities.-Neio Bedford Mercury.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-28

WISCONSIN ELEcTIoN.-We stated on Sat
urday the probability of the election of Twee-
dy, wing, over Strong, loco, in Wisconsin,
We have now the satisfaction to announce
that he has succeeded by an overwhelming ma
jority. We rejoice at this because of the utter
bad character of Strong, who is pronounced by
his party to be ga rowdy, drunkard and GAM
bier" Strong was too strong for the strong
stomachs of the locofocos themselves, and since
his defeat they are now throwing hot shot at
him with hearty good will. Hear what the
Racine Advocate says of him.
The nomination of Moses M. Strong was
most unfortunate-he ought not to have been
our candidate; for whatever may be his real
qualities, land we are not among those who
think i'll Of him. his CHARACTER WAS BAD
A very general-an almost universal-impres-
sion prevailed that he was rowdy, drunkard
and gambler, and that he had proved himself
Enthusiastically, in pecuniary matters, as pub
lie officer. And this being the case, it was
natural, and indeed proper, that the Democra-
cy who entertained this belief should reject
him.