The following letter was published in The New
Dedord Evening Bulletin;
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The following IeIter was PnoIished N the NeW
Dedford Evening Bulletin;


FREMONT House., Jan. 81
Deer Stiff we can possibly arrange II, shall
be much interested IN seeing your Gases, when you
come TO Boston with regard TO my opinion on the
subject of lesmerlsln, have no hesitation in say
ing tuaI have closely watched Doctor Elliotson's
experiments rom the frst,-Ihat he is one ofmy
must intimate and valued friends, that have the
utmost reliance on his HONOR character and ability,
and would trust my Lille III his hands at any time
and that after what had seen with my own eyes,
and observed with my own senses, should be un-
true both 10 him and myself, ii should shrink 70. Il
uIo.uenI from saying that | am believer, and that |
became So against al my preconceiTed opinions.


Painfully yours,


CHARLES DICKENS.