]. 3. COUGH.
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The New York Police Gazette and Ben
nett's Herald--probabIy the most reckless
and depraved sheets in the Union--seem to
have united their forces for the purpose Of
running the character Of John B. Cough So
far their success has not been commensurate
with their hopes-for Mr.. Cough has sue
cessfully met and refuted their most serious
charges against him. We wonder that any
friend OF temperance could give moments
credence to the assaults Of these miserable


prints, whose highest ambition evidently is
to pander to the most depraved appetites,