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JOHN b. GoHoH.-The National Police Gazette
has very hard story against Mr.. Cough, whom the
Editor claims to have found in the house in this
City whence he was taken after having been some
days missing. The substance of the satemen, was
thus Cough was drunk when found in the house
in Walker street-whch is said TO be one of i'll
fame he then made no prclence OF having been in
duced TO drink Soda, druggcd, &c. bu, begged the
gentleman who went there TO find him not to expose
him. The Editor says that Cough was the COM
Panion Of harlot night and day throughout, his stay
there, and once left the house went to his hotel pro
cured change of linen, and came back TO his filthy
and drunken debauch The Editor in,imates that
this was not Coughs first visit TO the den in which
he was found. This is a black statement, and we
trus. MIR. Cough and will refute il But.
whether he can-or cannot.hs case adds one impress.
sive lesson to the many already before our young
men, urging them 10 flee the intoxicating cup and
with 1t the vicious to which drinking is the
sure inci.ement- How could the gaming house the
hrothe' lind victims in this age of light and know
ledge II there were no liquors to inlame the blood
and bewider the brain