{"character_count": 1343, "word_count": 229, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9516000151634216], "ccnet_perplexity": [1497.5], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
TO the sad disaster on the Western hallT0ad.


CJ We have received communication com
planning, with justice TOO. thar ut the conclusion
of every lecture at Clinton Hall certain persons,
remarkable for nothing bu, their inlpudcnce are
in the habit Of blocking up the passage way
greatly TO the annoyance Of those passing out,
especially the Ladies'


ANIMAL MAGsErlsM.-Dr. Il. H. Collycr is lee
turing upon Animal Magnetism, in New Bedford,
with much success. The following letter from
Charles Dickens, Esq, iii relation to this nlyster-
Gus subject, will he read with interest:


TgEMosT House, Jan. q.


Dear Sir-1fw We can possibly arrange it, | shall
bo much interested in seeing Your cases, when you
come TO Boston, With regard to my opinion on the
subject of Mesrerisn, have no hesitation in say
ing rhat have closely watched Dr. Elliotson eN-
perimcntS from the irst-,hat he is one of my most
intimate and valued friendS-that have the ut
most reliance his honor, character, and ability,
and would trust my life in his hands at any time
and that after wha; have seen with my own eyes,
and observed with my own senses, should be un-
true both TO him and myself, if shrunk for mo-
mont from saying that an believer, and that
become so against all my preconceived opinions ana
impressions. Faithfully yours,


To DR.. CoLLYER ClLaS. DICKENS,