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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY.

,T7 10 III UTAH, Jan.28s 1883.
UTMF:aoHsaTt HEtMBoLD-DEAR
6IR:@Your communication requests
ing our terms6or advertising was du.
ly received ;7hut, from aprejudice I
had formed against advertising
''cures for secret Diseases" 1t was
left unanswered. During an acci-
dental conversatio9 in a drug store,
the other evening, my mind was
changed on the character Of your
B6chu. 1t was then highly COM
mended for other diseases by two
physicians present. Enclosed please
ind our rates Of advertising. Yours,
etc, dzliisq .dsiVs1q
It. b! H. -SPENHOUsE,
Editor and Proprietor of Daily and
Semi Weekly Telegraph, 14z5da-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
Speedy Relief from Kidney
Affection, 0ccasioned by
Accident.
NEW York, Feb. LIST, Is;

NEW YORK. req. ISL, 1871
DIR. H. T. HELMBoLD
DEAR SIR On the ed of August
last I received severe internal and
external injuries, o~ccasioned by an
accident ON a Philadelphia railroad
car. On my arrival in New York, /
was attended by DR.. WILSON, Of
East 55th st., and another physician,
whose name LIDO not now remember.
After my wounds were dressed, I
suffered for ~ three days intense
agony from internal injuries, which
affected my kidneys. I can say that
after taking but three doses ofYoUR
EXTRACT BUCHU I felt greatly
relieved. used the balance of the
bottle, and am happy to state that
since that time have experienced no
further difficulty.
Very truly yours,
4 P. H. KEARNEY,
No. s48 Third Avenue.
respectfully refer to either Of the
following gentlemen:
ROBERT B. ROOSEVELT, ESQ,
Editor of Citizen and Round Table.
B. r. CURTIS, Esq, No. 107 Green
wich Avenue.
MORRIS PHILLIPS, Esq, Editor
Of Home Journal.
Hon. NJ. CONNOLLY, Register of
IMessTs. PErTENGILL & BATES,
Proprietors Of Hearth and Home.
I. N. HUDSON, ESQ.,, NO. Al Park
Row.
Hon. NELSON J. WATERBURY.
Hon. JAMES z. COULTER.
And many others, Unnecessary.
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Great Cure of Diabetes of
YiLadY adv 2Ifoa7

So AE# go "A - - ILL
aias 81 NEW YoRK. Feb, 8 1870,
DEAR DR.. HHLMBoLD:
sls DEAR SIR-Fort the past 8 months
havebeen suffering from Diabetes.
/ have consulted several of our lead
ing physicians, but have failed to re-
ceive the slightest benefit from their
costly medicines. a5e,
Four months ago I saw your adj
vertisement in the Herald. I was
persuaded byJa friend who had been
benefited by your woRLDlRESowE-
ED BUSHU. I purchased "a bottle,
took the contents, and was soereIiev-
ed that I continued the use Of it,
THE DIABETES HAS ENTIRELY DIS
APPEARRD, AFTER USING Ut Fora
MONTHS. L WOULD GIVE $50 BOT
TIE, II Ecould not get it at any 9TH
.t-r5S - -@5uf
PoPiSHs sd To s3 soqmC0 5st
1 most earnestly recommend 1t to
all those suffering from this disease.
SincerelyHyours, = A.
ANNA e, SToUGHTONn
No. l2s West Twenty-seventh st.
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HEEMEoLDs BUcHU:

of my case at the time but thought
my Improvement might only be tenn
porary, and therefore concluded to
defer, and see fit would effect a per
feet cure, knowing thatit would be
of greater value to you and more sat
isfactory to me-. -Hu1 -.fI - -
I am nov able to report that a cure
Is effected, after using this remedy
for five months. IA J3T 10 Il n
have not used any now for three
months, and feel as well in all re-
spects as I ever did -I~~
Your Buchu being devoid of any
unpleasant taste and odor, q nice tom
fc and invigorator Of the system I do
not mean to be without II whenever
occasion may require its ia on such
occasions. dos M. MCCORMICK.
Should any doubt MI. McCormiek's
statement, he refers to the following
gentlemen. ~ 80 od5
Hon. VIM. BIGLER, Ex-Governor
of Pennsylvania. puAt
Hon. THOMAS B. FLORENCE,
Philadelphia. 1898 60 sdf . Ea5
Hon. J.iC. KNOX, Philadelphia.
Hon. is. BLACK, 10 do pa sac.
-Hon.D. R. PORTER, ex-Gover-
nor Of Pennsylvania. '65a@ f"i
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, Philadel-
phia.
Hon"R-GHeRIER, Philadelphia.
HonzdF. Phil!
adeiphiAs LA 1sf' "5@'
Hon,Ms A. PORTER. Phfladei-
phia- IIk ia5 .aIEr5Ea
Hon, JOHN BIGLER, sx-Gover-
nor of gaIifornia.s bna .ai2 q
Hon. EBANKs, Washington D C.
And mahysothers, II neeessaryeo!S
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IpropOse to give evidence that this
remedy Is not Patent Medicine.
The objection which generally lies
against all discoveries andinventions
IA medicine is Publicity" Ifsome-
body should discover q remedy to
prolong life, on an infallible cure for
cholera or consumption, what a
monster would he be to withhold his
knowledge. We have yet to learn
nom Whist chapter or verse in Scrip
tSre TO quote "that men may not heal
othere Of their f~eLL0O-BIeR Of any dis
e0Se.H
! Nor have we asked PtcksOScks, oE-
tocted Pr1Edes, or, In short, men tUh0
orc possessed o(euery Kind OF sense
but common sense, and all kinds of
opinions but their own. The Buchu
b q good thing ; 1t has hundreds of
thousands of living witnesses to at
test It's virtue and commend it. 1t Is
the pFedjudice Of bigots and the envy
Of "QUIcKs."
We offer the following evidence:
SEE JOURNAL OF PHAR-
E1ET1ik
Z SEE REMARRKS MADF BY
On. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL, A
CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN,
AND MEMBER OF THE ROYAL
COLLEGE, OF SURGEONS IRE
LAND, AND PUBLISHED M
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uKLMBoLD,s BUCHU, the only
IL knowp remedy far dlnbstss, frrifatioa %
hdhsys. eafank o. the bladder. stralEury o.
painful uinsung.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

uelmbOldia Buehn,t the only known
IL remedy fer dlab11ss, LEFitatL0n q the neck
Irritating.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
Ny Fluid Extract.

CHE ARTICLE STANDS PRE-
EMINENT, AND Is KNOWN IN
Of THE WORLD.
The first and most Important OBJ
lect was to offer to the AFFLICTED rem
edy that was perfectly safe, and coald
be taken by adults-children. Igno-
rant persons, who pay no attention to
dose, direction, or advice, might rea-
son s.that, ifa teaspoonful taken oc-
CasHonaIly did COED, two would be
better, and perhaps q bottle would
cure in a ,Iay.h
Many have broken down their
health by dissipation, and on this
butYthey had been years
In doing 80. m oi bs4a
What / would have understood is
that NO injury eanarise from its use.
It b ~ safe as any article Of food
but patients must not expect any
to rebuild q wrecked or
shattered consultation in a few days,
and pehaps with a single bottle.
Notwithstanding the number Of
years I have been engaged in the
business, there may be those located
alta distance that maysnot be aware
Of Al the facts, and would like TO be
satisfied ON all the points. Having
been educated q druggist, I append
the foTlowfnR = ftfO HDL
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uELMBOLD's BUCHU, the only
II known nam.oy ror diabeaes. Irritation %
Kidneys, eAta.rh Of the blAdder, stranGury o.
painful urinettng.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

-nELMBoLD,s BUCHU, the only
Ii Known romsdy for diabetes, iTxitafaoa %
hdBsys. eatalih % ne hisAders stransury o.
P4infll uinanng.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

80 : kss , gi'soo n ed g5aj .a,i-s~ o9v
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

DR.. MACK, BnrnsIde, Conn. 5Yo2.
DR. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass.
DR.. HOLKUM, North Use, Mass.
DR.. ADAMS, Stockbradge, Mass.
DIR. SCOTT, North Manchester,
~Df. JACQUES auckland Corners,
COMM $50 a7Hc5 .-e,E
ID. BEARsFoRD Hartford Conn.
ALL OF WHOM TREATED ME
FOR THE DISEASE.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-15

Funding bill The National bank interest.
hope to secure material amendments in the
bill relieving them from taxation on their
circulation.
The Supreme Court to day decided tha,
courts established in the South under the
provisional ernments were legal tribunals
and that their decisions we're valid.
The House has just passed the resolution
reported BY Mr.. Dawes from the committee,
giving Mrs. Stanton FIVE thousand dollars
the amount of the salary for one year o.
Associate Justice.
ROCKFORD, H., March l4.-A heavy fall
of snow occurred here during Saturday after
noon and evening, and the ground il now
covered to the depth of Eve inches. The
sleighing has been good. with . fair psos
pect of the continuance of the same.
PHILADELPHIA, Marck l5.-Three hun
dred and thirty seven Doctors of Medicine
were graduated last week by our four col
leees, including fourteen by the Woman's
Medical College, and one hundred and sixty
by the Jefferson Medical College.
LONDON, March l5.-A vessel Just from
Fayal, the 26th of February, reports that up
to that time nothing had been heard of the
City of Boston. The public confidence in
the safety C the ship has been sensibly
shaken by this unfavorable intelligence
The Azores were regarded in some quarter.
as the last hope.
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Total

In addition to the wheat stored in the
places named, there is about 25 900 bushels
at smaller points not mentioned, on the
Mississippi river. OF -four, there are 10, 200
barrels on Lake St. Croix, 5000 barrels al
Hastings, and 5000 barrels at Red Wing.
From the other points, we have no figures
in flour. 1t is estimated that about the
same quantity Of whea, remains in the hands
| OF the farmers as in store-on an average
throughout the country adjacent to the
points mentioned.
In this connection, and ss evincing 6 de.
termination upon the part of up river ship,
pers to send their grain forward bv water
instead of rail, we extract the following
from the Dubuque Herald:
Receipts of grain for down river ship
ment are accumulating at this point, having
filled the elevator, holding $4,000 bushels,
with wheat and oats, and being stored IN
warehouses, at the rate of l0dl5 cars per
day"
An up river exchange says: "As regards
news from the pineries, one dealer now In
that section throws out the prediction that
unless there is big rise from heavy rains,
1t will be impossible to float out what lum ber
Is ready for market, as there is not snow
enough to make flood"
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Hoonand's German BitterS
~
Hollands German Tonic

10 q combination Of all the inr,G enis of the Bitters.
with PrRE SAINTS Cruz Rum. Druu-e. etc 1t is used
for the disease IL. Bit;cr-. in where
come pure alcoholic srimu.u- = requIr-,i lon VIII
bear IN mind these remedies entirely differ
ent from any Dtc.- advertised u- TIE of The dis
eases named. these huiu.- sc"r'fc preParaitsl- Of
medical extracts. while the u'h"r- ar mere decoc
tion. Of rrm lu -nair Esr.. TIr TONIC IL decidedly
of the pleasant amt agreeable remedies ever
offered puhic. IT. sa>'c j. exquisite IL -
plea-ur" to take ! whsle IL lir-l'ir- eXiilaTatiI,
and meIicIua ga'Itc- have ed u 20 re known -
the greatest OF all tOuics-
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Chicago market.
TaIscrnp "A fo 81. A,or,

TsssrAphsd to the ANGUS
cHIoAso, March IA.
4 so.
"heat-unsettled, No closing dull at 77sa
17tc; No | sold ats44ss64c; No 3 5Oia7Ic.
Corn-New firm. active and scarce; no grade
no higher and selling at 49s50c; 5sa57c; for
northwestern ssc for Rock Island elevator; old
quiet and nomnally steady at 7e1c.
Oats-Quiet at 353a36-
Rye-Unehanged; No 2 67c.
Bsrley-Quiet; No in Northwestern sold at
Csc; sample lot 40a45c.
Mess Pork-Closed frm ut $40 90 cash.
Lard FIRM and higher; tierce sold At 3sc for
country and city, and closed strong at lac; Fair
bank, Peck Co.'s caddy l6SaI7c.
Cut Meats-Quiet and firm; rough side. NOM
inaly i2al2sc; short rib l3{aI3ic shoulders
sold 90 &c loose
The Pork Packers Association ct q meeting
held Saturday afternoon. passed . resolution thu
the packing season shall close on the is of
March this year, and in future on the asth of
February
Dressed HOgs-Light supply and demand ;
market dull 93al0c.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

For each square, or the space occupied by ten
lines Of solid nonpareil, One Dollar for each in
sertion.
Special n Offices, 20 cents Ier lire. when in.
serted months or more, SO Per cent shove r.gu-
lar advertising rates.
Communicat ions, or articles inserted among
reading matter, IS cents per line.
DAnY Arp wEEkLr.-A discount of % per
cent. viii be made from the Weekly rates, on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weekly
Double Column. will be charged IS Per cent.
additional.
For all Transient advertisements advance pay
ment is required.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-15

HON VIM Z. ROGERS,
Mayor Of the city Of Buffalo, n. Y
MAYoR's OrFTCE. BUFFALO. June -. 1892
have used - Hoofands German Bitters and Tonic
N nv family during the past year. and recon-
mend them excellent tonic. impa-tiuC tone ard
vigor to The system. Their has been productive
ofdecidedly Beneficial effects. WM. +. ROGERS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-15
gailp ARGUS.
OFFICIAL PAP1R.
Grain in Store on the Upper Mississippi
Riyor

We find in the Milwaukee Sentinel the
following table, giving the amount at add
tional places, all, however, north of La
Crosse
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Manufactured by
Herring Sc Co..
srpEEr 4,HUrAcO

FACTORY corner I4th street and Indiana Ave.
HERRING, FARREL SHERMAN, No. 2i5
Broaduay, corner Murray street, New York
Herring, Farrell 4 Co., Philadelphia. Herring,
Farrel 4 Sharman, New Orleans. l4-dsod
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LIVE sSooK,
UHIoI SfooK YAaps, March IA,

Cattle-Dull and easier; . large number ship
ped east on owners account; receipts since Sat
urday 409, sales of las at 50 for butcners stool
6ia7ic for good to choice shipping.
Hogs-Reeeipts ,49s; about all sold at IS 0os
s IS for comm TO good.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-15

Royal Havana Lottery of Cuba.

,oNDGCrED BY THE SPANISH GOV
ernment-sSs0, 900 in Gold drawn every
sesenteeh days. Prizes cashed and information
Inc highest price paid for Doublona
and all kinds of Gold and Silver.
febSdly. lsW,Ii S,rast Naw yorL
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HERRING'S
p A T E N I S A e

NEw YoRx, Oct. 27, 1868.
Messrs. Herring. FarreI Sherman, 25I b. Way
GEErs.- We have one Of your Hsrring's Pat
ent Champion Safes in the second story of our
building, at the great oil fire on Sunday mig hit
last. From fifteen to eighteen Thousand barrels
of oil were burned in this vast confagration.
and the safe was exposed to . white heat, as the
outside shows. We opened it this morning, and
the result gives great satisfaction. Not an arti-
Gle was tsu he'd by FIRE. Our books only are af
fccted by the covers being . lit lie drawn by the
steam Of the fire proof flling while the papers in
the books, and all our accounts and loose papers
in the safe are good as new
Eesps etfuily,
RocKAFELrER, Andrews d FLAGLE.
The public are invited to examine the above
safe, now at ais Broadwsy.
Another iu same Fire.
NEW YoRK, October ~, 1858.
Messrs. Herring. Farrell Sherman, 25I B. Way.
GEsrLENES.--We have got your safe out, one
of your "Hsrring's Patent Champion," which
passed through the great coufagration on Suo
dsy night, the goth inst. The safe Vas subjsc-
ted to q severe trial. but We find everything all
right. Our books and papers and the interior OF
the safe are all perfect aud good for future use.
Yours truly,
wARRES BROTHERS on Co.,
Per B. s. Beck with.
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Gold liz.


0toehs and Money.
rslegraphsd TO the Ansus.
Nav YoRE, March IL.
Gold-Opened at 1.I3, touched at I3s, fell
to l.lls, and closed at liz. Ciearances 49,
00o, 900.
Coupons, 6's of 81, I,I4s: 5-2O's, 's2, I,I0i;
81, 1904; rs, I,o9s; new, LOST; 81, o9s; 'es;
l,09a; l0-40's, l,o6s.
Currency sixes-i,12a.
Western Union Telegraph, 33s.
u. 8. Express, 40
Northvestern-72. Preferred, s6A.
N. Y. Central-97s.
Erie-24S.
Rock Island, l,lS3.
st. Paul, 6Is. Preferred, 74s.
Fort Wayne, 93s.
New York Market.
Special Telegraph to the Aasus.
Nav YoaK, March IA.
Flour-4.65@5.70 for extra western.
Wheat Lower, and clio sing dull and heavy;
No 2 spring 81, ,IOdIl winter Sl.25dl.2s
0ats-Quist and firm for winter in store.
Corn-Dun at s7@s s4c for mixed western.
Pork-Steady for mess; 1878 bid for March
or April and 1000 asked.
Beef-In moderate request and unch anged.
Cut k>at-Nominal.
Lard-CIo.ed firm sales of prime steam for
may ht l4tc- Tot MaFCn s|1c plu anu i4Sc hcA c4-
Bacon-Steady aud in fair demand.
st. Louis Market.
Tslsgraphed to tie Arsr'
sr. Lows. March IA.
Flour-Fall supers sold at 4.o0a4.25; spring
3.75; XX T. 440a4.65: xxx 4.ooa425.
wheat-Irregular; No. spring SEQ ! No. 2
red fall .0nal0 o..
Corn--Firmer; mixed bulk 65c; white 6sa
73c white sacked 77as0c.
Qats-Firm bulk 42c: sacked 4sa5oc.
Barlay-Steady; $50 Minn-
Rye-Lower; 66a70c for prime.
Whisky-92a9Ss.
Provislons-Better.
Pork-S7s O0a26 so.
Dry Salt Meats-Furmer; clear sides l3Sc;
shoulders 10c; clear rib lao.
Bscon-small orders filed; shoulders loallc;
clear sides 5Ac; clear rib s.
Lard-NOminal; l34Al32c for steam and kettle
, 1870-09-15
PRUSSIA,

i3EKlIS, Sept. IA party OF socialists at
Brunswick, who were Intriguing agzinst tho
fr1sssan throne, have been sent to PRISM.
On the nussian frontier several rrslssian rest-
mcnts have been armed with chassepots CAP
1urcd from the French.
The TIuss!an government has demanded re-
n,isal for the sacrifice Of life tJ trcacncry OF the
french in exploding the magazine ~ Iaon-
The German CABINET ayc preparing to estat-
1,xb common government parliament Tot all
Germany, Paris tclcerums have been stopped
corresnopteut wrttes: " The Emperor Al VIII
hc,usnoehe enjoys entire freedom Of action. lie
Ha,ks or rides Us he pleascs. His CHIEF comrah-
,n,,s atc the Prince ot Aasknwa and Ffaoce AufaL
s1c .ttsrcSafs the stare Of curious people Taonl
nc encounters outside the gates. IS sa1a 1ua'
he ,ons iffr1y ycAss older ilIan IN 1sf %nen toe
wr,,cr saw HIN. lie is now b:oatet, bilious, aud
v,,;,,s His eyes are faint, tired, aud expression
irs<- h,s movements Glow, awkward, and mtthan
1ral and hi. face absolutely desota Of expression
Aon1n7 describes his appearance IT one We!d
lie re1ircs late AMI rises early Ills enaaoe1 WV
,,ows arr lighted long after midnight, and A. hal
natt o'clock IN the morning the Enpcro! Is sec'
walking In the gasdcn. lie dresses r1atnls' II
hlxck, and amuses himself Ertas deal p5 InA4o'
to school children, VINO gather to see MN,
| 1Sfecial Despatch the 10 New York AHa!da j.
| nEK,Is. Sent 1{,-The catastrophe at Laon !
increasing The M-fccl!ug against the French. 10
| act Ia considered ba1basous, and opp3se1 10 n
modern wa1fRse, and raa5 lead to similar ae6 o.
| the part Of The GermauR
The otllr'al lsorHeiat Correspondent, referring
4hiers> 1nlsticr, saxs: ''The present gorcsanen
! | Al Paris exists only h5 leave Of the gutter ii
mocsacS- 1t may negotiate where 1t likes, bu
germany believes peace IL to hc settled, Is th
t war L., between Prussia and France"
- Se" tosE Tribune correspondent ut Deri
u me llth, says %aahbusncs letter 10 FAvre
4 sharply criticised By the National Ztisung. II
: 2d that &C hss a1thor.:y merely t. rrco6nt
, 1870-09-15

SpfctNt D%FpAtth 70 1he AEzko tEfbuuss
ArKoxA, H.. Sept A.--Thc fatE here ts pro-
Ercsstng finely. The entries are so large that
many express themselves astouished. there hay-
iaC betn atout tweuiy-one hundred male alto
rctnef, The ruInter OF visitors tn attendance Is
ia1ccr than ever before
Tr-Morrcw the fair wi!! be more largely atteud-
ri ttan to-day, and especially hy the E1sttoFs IRON
Kendall -
OveI two hun, red animals hare been entered
TIE exhibition Of uoEets and foliage
has been largely increased, to-daF-
Nessrs, Lewis Ellsworth, Of Sapety1!le. Dn-
ract County, hare displayed one hundred stand
of chocc plants meat aTtlttlca1'y Arranged soEle
af raie value iIcm the tropics, and f1una the
raetnc St1tfs.
The Forest City Dase Ball Club defeated the
Aurorn Base Bali Club by score VI = to-:
Al lnc rariug match, Mr. Conucf's hay Johnuie
.rrc lest Two IN rn;Ce. two ttratcht hsht% In
e:.kx sn,f e.alX: purse. The Hight Shower N
at,ciuoon will le4ve sbe tr8ck in nne c nhtoa sc'
| uu1tpE, when the principal FACES VII cotne u.
, 1870-09-15

the tiltastef, 1t is almost lmpo.s bic 10 ret
correct account The loss Of life has been fearful
LoSpox, sept 1.-THE tfst reports from the
railway accident at Tamwo.th were gross exag-
geratt0na. No passengers arc missing, and none
aye badly anft ..
Dtraen delivered an a'ldse=s tonight before
tae hpck!pSnalhsnfss ASfcu1ns1' Association
NJ Ay3eseury. Ihe principal people OF the county
were present, and rue aal MAS crowded. Dlsraesl,
after ntttng remarks On the harvest and kindre.l
topics, passed to the consideration Of political
anasrr. He congratulated England LOT having, os
parliamentary and other reforms removed ali
opportunities ol lhte1nal dlsqolet, 10 taat she ~aa
now In condition to witness, unuovcd. the van
tshnR empires nf'l rising frruhaF.a-
AT 11e opening VI tne bslS1ea Aesoc1aslon TOT