MR.. COUGH.
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This distinguished and eloquent advocate of
the Temperance Reformation addressed very
large and intelligent audience of ladies and
gentlemen at the Mechanics Hall on We'd
nesday night The Hall was so much crowd
ed that large numbers had TO stand up during
the whole time of the delivery of the address.


The address itself was chaste, forcible and
eloquent in the extreme, and the delivery was
in most excellent taste. Mr.. Cough is, we
should Judge, about twenty five or six years
OF age, and appears TO be suffering from dis
ease and general debility. Instead of the a,c-
ta, ugly, oco-begone looking creature that our
fancy had pictured him, he is entirely differ
ent sort of man, with small and delicate
frame, intelligent countenance and perfect neat
ness about his personal appearance, he is,
what the ladies would call, quite a handsome
fello,o, and, withal, an orator of natures own
handiwork, and, Of all the temperance advo-
Gates we have ever heard, the most surpas-
singly eloqent.-P Petersburg Republican.