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 Let us take squint at the letter of the '.Coon Hollow" man, which appears in thc last Gazette. The style magniloquent, in which this letter is written, compared with the sum and substance of its contents, re- minds us of the old fable, whose moral has become an aphorism 1. JMoates PariHerani, etyediculss mGs naseitsr.n Verify onr friend, of.sCoon Hellow, ? nsss. De seriously afiIic- ted with iha. awful disease, known to the