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CAsuALITIEs IN THE I'D 0. v.I.-The fol-
lowing is list of casualties in the 72d
Regiment, in Gen. A. J. Smiths expedition
against Forrest, July 13 and IA, Brig. Gen.
Mower commanding:
Maj f A Rawson, wounded in head, dan
gerous.
E Reynolds, A, killed.
1st Lieut. D W Huffman, C, leg, severely.
Sergt Maj C L Hudson, chest, slight.
sergt Arch'd Reed, D, thigh, slight.
Jas Martin, A, hand, severe.
Michael Frederick, c, shoulder, severe.
D Carter, C, thigh, slight.
c Grower, D, thigh, severe.
W Crowley, D, shoulder, slight.
P Andrews, F, head, dangerous.
J Bessenger, F, arm amputated.
A II Smith, +, leg, slight.
Geo. NJ Jackson, +, arm, seriously.
Darius Downing, 6, shoulder, severe.
Chas Baxter, A, missing.
VIM Davine, G, thigh, severe.
Jacob Brant, A, missing.
Emanuel Shoe, C, missing:
Saml Haugue, C, missing.
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stapuls.

HCTECTIC INSTITUTE, HIRAM
IlPORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO.-The FaA Tern
Of the Eclectic Institute for 1854 begins on Tues
day, the 9Th of August and continues thistael
weeks. At the request Of the Trustees, Mr.. GAR
FIELD will take general superintendent Of the
Institution, and in the Fall Term, at least will de,
iyer series OF Lectures.
The Trustees have secured the services Of Q. "
Haywood, A. M, an accomplished and suceessfu
Teacher, who will act as Associate Principal.
Miss BOOrH will retain the superintendencs
the Ladies Department. A full corps Of atditiOna
Teachers will be secured, and special instruction
besides for those who desire to Mt themselves fos
teaching. -,.r
Ample facilities viii be afforded for instructions
in Painting, Vocal and Instrumental Music and
Penmanship.
Common English Branches, per term Of thir-
teen yo.UV
Higher English, including Natural Science
= "
Higher Mathematics, Ancient and Modern
Languages.
The Term Of fourteen Weeks al prOportOnate rttBs.
Instrumental Music, Painting and Drawing, eztro.
No allowance Is made for less than half Term,
(six wseks) except in case Of sickness. Students
are required TO make settlements with the Phrser
within two wsoks from the beginning Of the term.
BOARDING. ..s.F
Board can be obtained in good families at s., 25
and g, 90 per week. Students avail themselves
Of the club system Of boarding, by which the ex-
penses may be reduced one-third. This plan Of
boarding has been tested during the past year and
found eminehtly satisfactory.
ALNA UDALL,
81 n
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CASUALTIES IN THE 27TH AND 37TH ONO
REGInEgTs.-The following is a list Of the
casualties in the 9th and 37th o. Y. l.,
near Atlanta on the 22nd of July.
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GnlIars.
Patent
N Collars

HAVE NOW BEEN BEFORE THE
IL public for nearly year. They are universal
ly pronounced the neatest and best fitting collars
eXtaut,
The upper edge presents perfect curve, free from
the angles noticed in all other collars.
The crayat causes no Fuckers on the inside Of the
turn-down coIars-they are AS SMOOTH INSIDE
ASOUTSIDE-end therefore perfectly free and easy
to the neck
The Gsrote collar has a smooth and evenly finish
ed edge on both sides.
These collars are not simply fat pieces Of paper,
cut in the form Of a collar, but are NODDED AND
SHAPED TO FIT THE NECK.
They make in Novelty for rundown style
in every halfsiZs from Il TO II inches, and in Eu-
reka Tor Garrote) from Is to II inches; and pack
ed in neat blue cartons containing 100 each; also
in small ones Of 10 eaeh-the latter very handy
package for Travellers army and navy officers.
DS-Every collar lie stamped
"Gray's Patent Nodded Collars,
Sold by all dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods
INC = HATCH, JOHNSON & co,
Taporters and Wholesale Dealers in Mems Furnish
ing Goods and Umbrellas 81 Deyon5hire ST., Boston,
and J. g. LOwEBY & CO., 81 Warren ST., New York.
apr2s-le1
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FRANKLIN BRANCH.
MAHONING DIVISION.
NLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH

0LEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAILR ROAD
l564 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1854
ON and after Monday, May l9th 1854, Trains leave
Cleveland as follOwf daily, Sundays excepted)
$50 A. M.-MAlL-Arrives at New York at 1900 A
Nj Philadelphia 90 A. NJ. BoltimOre 7 30 A
NJ; Pittsburgh 80 p. M; Wheeng5.2S P NJ.
:25 P. M.-EXPRESS-Arriy at New York / 40 p
NJ; Philadelphia at 10: 20 A. NJ; Baltimore at
80 A NJ; Pittsburgh s:05 p NJ; Wheeling
j:l9 +. NJ. New Philadelphia 7:4O z. NJ.
Both trains connect at Hudson for Akron and NIL
loTsburgh.
Morning Train connects at Ravsnna with A. & G..
W Railroad Train for all points On that Road.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York
via AlentOwn), without change OF cars.
HS- Fare as low a. by any other line.
BD- Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket Office, Weddell House, at the Depot or the
Euciid-Strest Station
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7LEvEI5ND 7i.iTi fsIs Nd FEMALE FEN SEMINARY

~ s. N. SANFORD, A. M, PRINCIPALLY
Assisted by a CORPs OF TWELVE FiRsf-CLAss TEACH
EBs-n respect to location grounds, buildings, fur
niture apparatus, cabinet, and tachts for lnstruc
tiOn, believe this Institution has hitherto offered
advantages unsurpassed BY any FeInaie Seminary in
the West But it Is proposed 70 make its appoint
ments better than they have heretofore BEEN
Important improvements are in progress, among
which we would especially mention the introduction
ofGOlds Steam Heating Apparatus, with radiators
the public and private rooms A new school
room, five recitation-raoms, several new music
rooms a large, fine ieetnre-room, amply supplied
with Philosophical, Chemical and Astronomical ap-
ment and use Of the same; chapel and an admira-
BILE gymnasium also being provided. Nc pains
nor expense will be spared to make the advantages
desired. The next term will begin on Thursday
Sept lst For further Information or admission, ad
dres3 the Principal, or
L. BdTTLEs, Financial Manager,
flavalafif flhto-
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Rose &..Prenfiss' Provision Market Re.
port.
HaEns--SugaT-cure premium hams a n q e
Canyassed hams q b - ---9
Dried Beef-Canyassed q 3ih...,....,...,..,.---o
ShOuldeKs-Sugar=c =cured 9h-................-141Se .
CsnV assed 81 flD-.............---..-....- 10
RaG0n--0r Smoked Sides q ib...--..--.-----.--1S c
Lard-Prme leaf kettle-rndr'd in bbls B D 20 Q
Prime leaf kettle-rRdr'd d In kegs 3 u. ..2O1Sc
POrk-No. mess q %
Extra clear D bbl bl.--...-.....----....--..--
BE- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filed Our sugar
cured Hams and kettle-rendered Lard took the hrst
premiumat the late Ohio State Fair.
july4-R ROSE & PRENTIsS. 8
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N. Y. MONEY nARKET---Aug. 4.

MOneY-Easy at q cent.
Sterling EXelIange-Flrmer at 2s1@2s3 for
currency.
GSld-Firmer; opening at 81 81, and closing
steady at 60. ff III
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G Reilly, D, 9th Ohio, head, slight:
Capt j W NJ Brooks, D, 9th Ohio, head,
slight.
slight.
II Thompson, II, 27th Ohio, hip, flesh.
Capt F Lynch. G, 9th Ohio, lung, severe.
A j Bishop, II, 9th Ohio, shoulder, Sc
Lieut. wDL Farerty, F, 9th Ohio, leg,
severe. .......-.
" Lacley, II, 27th Ohio, flesh.
FM Moore, II, 2Tth Ohio, leg, slight.
W F Blankenship, F, 9th Ohio, knee.
Corp W 7 Williams, D, 9th Ohio, arm
scaban, D, 27th Ohio, shaulder,
Corp F steinets, X 9th Ohio, leg.
Sarcan, B, 9th Ohio, face.
Corp H Jones, B, 27th Ohio, hand,
slight
M D steadman, C. 9th Ohio, arm, flesh.
] Shafter, c. 27'h Ohio, arm, flesh.
Corp WIN McV cker, head.
Corp S Manger, Z, 9th Ohio, flesh.
sergt W J Armstrong, G, 9th Ohio, neck /
Sergt Chadwick, c, 9th Ohio, side.
Corp q Shepp lrd, c, 9th Ohio, flesh.
7 W Moarehead, X, 27th Ohio, severe.
L -
CD Voans,C, 27th Ohio, thigh.
W Mcclure, c, 9th Ohio, face, severe.
JR Mitchell, C, 9th Ohio, back, severe.
TT Owens, c, 9th Ohio, knee, slight.
A ] Billing, X, 9th Ohio, arm, severe.
N EdgingIon, X, 9th Ohio, slight.
J Oiler, A, 27th Ohio, slight.
II Mc6innis, E, 9th Ohio, arm amPu-
tated.
Sergeant S stu5ey, I, 9th Ohio, foot,
slight.
wv Black, I, 9th 0, shoulder.
CIV Tritz, 7, 9th Ohio, shoulder. /
D Sewers, I, 27th, foot. 5.ii..s,.u
A Erskines, c, 9th, flesh.
III Erskines, c, 9th, slight
Corp Brenneis, G, 9th, face.
L n Hubbard, II, 9th, flesh.
I Barr, c, 9th, flesh.
W Cramer, H. 9th, flesh. t'e
40 Spargur, H, 27th, leg slight. 's
Serg't C ii station, G, 27th, elbow slight. !
Capt C Bryan, A, 9th; shoulder.
II c TOmpkins, l, 27th, leg.
Voggle, A, 27th, thigh slight.
N Baker, F, 27th, finger.
S b. rlingcOurt, l, 9th, neck.
P Yookey, D, 9th, leg. aala
VIM Miller, l, 27th, slight.
B Bergman, B, 9th, thigh.
H Sharp, II, 9th, thigh.
L NJ Wright, I, 27th, slight.
W Altman, /, 27th, leg slight.
A Joseph, K, 27th, head. y I a
W Jones, L, 9th.
Corp J f II Day, K, 27th, foot. -i"
Corp J Cheek, G, 9th, thigh, ...t ..,.5r i
H Fields, l, 9th, abdomen.
c Nerth, l, 9th, died. -
TH1RTY-sEvESTB.
Killed. u,sr
Capt Paul Wittig, E. a
Corp VIM Hickman, l. 20
John Hahn, D.
John Hang, D. .r
Woaaded.
% Lieut. Louis Sebastian, C, slight.
Corp Baumgaertner, A, slight. ttE1Ug /
John Pittrof, A, slight.
Philip OFT, B, slight. ---
Edward Carl, B, Slight
Charles Hopp, F, severe.
NJ. Saupe, 6, severe
Corp Jacob Wurtz, H, slight. On
Charles Courier, x, severe. fttFf
Missing. -e
Asst Surgeon Adolf Billhardt.
Capt VIM schnitz, H. 2 ~ q
Hospital Steward Alex Munich. rs.
Adam Brown, A.
Frederick straub, A. 1T tHJ 40
Corp Caspar Schmidt, B.
Heinrich Bottle, B.
Carl Haas, B. t-Ht-r
Corp schuele, C. JyIG5
Angeledke, c.
W Ersig, c.. ..
Fred Siemer, c. ...f u
Orderly Sergt Chas Kroff, D. aai 81 zaoA
Adam Farnof, D.
Jacob Muelheim, D. 'eta u
L Klenzinger, D.
Jno Hansinger, D.
Conrad Sessliu ID .....-.H E-rsf 4
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
PUBLISH THE ARMY HERALD,

AND COLLECT
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Prize Money, Discharged and Resigned Officers
Pay, and all other War Claims.
We nav particular att ention to claims in which
other Attorneys have ALLIED or which have been
SUSPENDED.
No Soldiers discharged for WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
BATTLE can obtain the SleD Bounty due them I'M
MEDIATELY, by applying TO US in person or by
letter -
.-One of Our firm being at ALL TIMES in Ws1us
ingtOn D. c. the advantages we offer to our eli-qsB
can but be manifest TO all.
Fees low. I o charge until We have accomplished
v!hst We undertake may25-R2
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b. W. CAGE,
LICENSED WAR CLAIM AGENT,
Collects Bounties, Pensions Back Pay, Prize Money
s- and other War Claims.
B9-Personal attention is given to the prosecution
of Claims in the departments at Washington.
BE- An persons having Claims should apply in
person. or by letter. at once and they will receive
prompt attention.
! n. w. GAGE,
actI2-R2s ls6 Srperior--t-- Clevalana. y,
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J. H. DEYEREUX, sup't.
+. r. MYERS, G. T. Agent. InAyls
CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO R.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, May 10TH 1854 Passenge
Trains will leave Cleveland rs follows Sundays
cepted:
$40 A. M.-CHIGAGO EXPRESS.-Stops at Berea
Grafton, Oberlin, Horwalk, MOproevile Belle
Fue, Clyde, Fremont and ElmUre and arrive
at Toledo At 1896 A N. and Chicago at 90 Pm
l:5O p m.-NESFEBN mAlL.-SJOps at all station
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo al
$50 p. NJ. Chicago at ~ A.. n,
SOP. m.-~NQkpHERN MAIL.-9tops at all sta
tons on Northern Division, aud arrives at San
duslSy at 10 p. M
700 P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESs-stops at Grafton,
NOrwalk, MOnrOeyille, Clyde aud Fremont and
arrives at Toledo at II Is P. NJ; and Chicago at
S:46 A. a..
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at Monroeville with the San
dusky, Mansield Newark 4. r. at Clyde with the
sandnsky, Dayton q Cincinnati X. r.; at Fremont
with the Fremont 4 Indiana X. r.; and At Toledo
with the Michigan Southern s Northern Indiana and
Toledo & Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit
jackson, Font Wayne, L0gAnspors, Lafayette Cairs,
Alton, St. Louis and all points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at 20 A. N, 2;45 P NJ, and $50 P. n From
SanduslCy at 9l5 A. II. L. d. RUCKER, SuD't.
Cleveland, May l6, 1864.
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EfxETEEETE D1sTRIcT.-At q meetins of
the several County Military Committees
from the several counties composing the
18th Congressional District, held at the
Wedden House, Cleveland, Aug. 4, 1854,
Hon. B. B. Woodbury., of Geauga, was
chosen Chairman and John NJ. stuT, Of
Trumbull, Secretary.
On motion of Hon. Abner Kellogg, of
Ashtabula, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resslrcd, That tits expedient to make an
effort to raise and organize a regiment for
one years service in this Congressional
District, under the last call Of the Presi
dent, and for that purpose we pledge our
utmost exertion.
: Resolred, That the proportion and num-
Der of men to be furnished by each county
in the district in such regiment is as fol-
lows: Ashtabula, 24S; Geauga, 1913 Ma
honing, 2O2; Portage, IS9; TrumbuIl, I38 !;
and when such regiment is raised BY the
counties in such proportions, the company
officers shall be appointed in the same pro-
portion, and on the failure Of any county
to furnish its full quota of men, the same
may be furnished by the other counties of
the district.
On motion, the several Cleveland daily
papers were requested to publish the pro-
ceedings of this meeting, and the county
papers Of the 10Th District to copy there
from.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet on
the call of the Chairman.
B. B. Woodbury., Chairman.
JoHN NJ. sTULL, Secretary.
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UTANrRD IMMEDIATELY FOR
w ths ousrternaster's 8 Department at Nashville,
Tennessee, 100 Laborers wages $40 per month and
rations; 800 Teansters, wages SO per month and
rations. To capable Of taking charge OF u
Train as WagOnmaster, that will report with 20
men, 500 per month will be given. Assistants with
fifteen men, SI5 per month None need apply but
abIe-bodied men, willing to engage for six months.
TRANSPORTATION furnished. Apply to
D. SHERWOOD, Agenl Of A. Q. M,
iyl9-R2 Commercial House. Cleveland, ..
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ganrpaas.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN
~ CINNATI RAILROAD.

~ CINNATI EAILROAD.
1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, May 18th, 1864, Passenger
Trains will leave Cleveland, as follows, Sundays ex
lst Train-5:s5 A. M.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS
Stopping at Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and WOrthing
ton.
d Train-2:25 P. M.-ACCOMMODATION.-
at all stations, and arrives in Columbus at 90
p. n, Cincinnati 20 A. n.
Cd Trains-7:uO p. M--NIGHT EXPRESS-Stoppng
at Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Gilead, CardingtOn
and Delaware
Trains leave Columbus at 80 and IO:2O A. n, NJ
"a arrive at Cleveland 9:2O A. NJ, 251 and P. N.
CONNECTIONS:
Shelby-SanduBky, Mansfield S Newark Railroad, to
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Ianesyilles
OrestIine-P Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road, Forest, Upper Sandnsky, Delphos, Lima,
Fort wayne, LapOrte, Chicago &C, West and
EastiOr Mansfield, Wooster, MassillOn. sc.
Grafton and Bellefontaine Railroad hine for Marion
Belletontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, Indian
apOis, Terre Haute, Fincennes, Evansville,
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
Deleware-with Springfield Branch for Springfield.
COlumbus-Little Miami Il Columbus, and Xslia
Railroad for Nenia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Ierre Haute, St. Louis, Morrow, LOyeland, and
CINCINNATI, and with the Ohio aud Mississippi
ka1lroad at Cincinnati Tor Louisville EFans-
vile, Cairo, st. Louis, and ali points on the
Ohio River
Coiumbus-OentraI Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanes-
vile, Wheeling, &C; Columbus. Piqua & In
diana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &c.
70 For Tickets to all points aud Information apply
at the Passenger Station and at Union Ticket Office
lf7 Superior street. Il. s. FLINT
Cleveland, May "A, 1854. superintendent.
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REAI ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
transfers have been entered on the records
Of this county during the pss week:
o. a. bfoIga TO W. W. Richards, 90 feet
front on Greenwood street by 12s feet ? 3-4
inches deep. Consideration, 81 200.
II. B. Payne to Frederick Kuhlman, 80
feet front on st. Clair street, near Perry,
by l4O feet deep. Consideration, $500.
II. NJ. Gould to Christian Huy, Al IL
acres of land in Newburgh. Considera-
tion, s, 900.
D. G. stofer TO Jacob Fetterman, ga feet
front on Jay street by lO7 feet inches
deep on York street. Consideration,
sI,4OO,
Philander Farr to a. B. Mcveigh, 100
sores of land in Mayfeld. Consideration,
s4,25O.
VIM. Trask to John X. schupp, 80 acres
of land in strongsville. Consideration,
81 coo.
A. Rappe to James NJ. COfinberry, 234
feet . inches front on Fulton street, bounded
by the Circle and extending in depth to an
alley. Consideration, $1,000.
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rwENTY-sEvENT

J Henderson, D, 9th Ohio, hip,
r Martin, F, 27lh Ohio, head, severe.
] G Greemens, F, 9th Ohio, foot, slight.
Corp A Hunt, F 27th Ohio, foot, slight.
] Phillips, K, 9th Ohio, back slight.
C Pqrmer, F, 27th Ohio, leg, slight.
G Reilly, D, 9th Ohio, head, slight;
Capt j W NJ Brooks, D, 9th Ohio, head,
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ARREST OF THTEyEs.-Thursday night D.
R.. Sullivan, Police officer of Detsoit, ar
rived in this city in search Of some thieves
who had been accustomed to visit the ho-
tells in that place, and, in the absence of
the occupants, to enter the rooms and car
ry off whatever valuables could be found.
Upon his arrival in this city, Mr.. Sullivan
was joined by one of our shrewdest detect
ives, Deputy Sheriff Whitney. These two
officers succeeded in arresting two of the
thieves this morning, in a news depot on
Ontario street. The names of the parties
arrested are Geo. Munson and Wm. Harris
Itlappears that Harris, came to Cleveland
from Detroit, on Monday, and Detective
Sullivan, having obtained clue to his
whereabouts, came to arrest him, and rec
ognizing Munson as an old offender, ar
rested him also.
After the arrest Of the thieves, it was dis
covered that about 5000 worth of Valuables
had been taken from the Wedden House,
quantity of silver plate from the Ameri-
can, besides other depredations committed
by them in this city. The greater part of
the property stolen here was found in their
possession, and some ofthe missing jewelry-
from Detroit. They had two well packed
trunks Of clothing, &C., which thcy had
stolen. Munson viii be taken to Detroit
to answer charges against him there, but
Harris will be retained for trial here.
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-aaistfllaWtuus.

OILK GARMENTS.-A FEW DOZ
OSik Mantlllas, which win be sold ct cost.
fy23 TAYLOR, GRiSWOLD co.
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CTRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYE
OINa, ALTERING and PREssISG.--Having just
turned from the East, am prepared, by the aid of
experienced hands, to do any work in this line,
well as in felt and beaver hats IN the best possible
manner and most fashionable style.
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NOR SA1.E-A BROWN HORSE
H years old, and well broke. Enquire Of W. IL.
POTTS july 12-I6O
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PRoPELLER ~ IAGoN.-This steamer
which was reported as having been wreck
cd, on Thursday last, near Beaver Island,
is now lying at Port .sarnia, She has been
somewhat damaged in her hull, caused by
the. breaking of machinery, which caused
her to sink. She was raised by the tug
LeYiathan and towed to sarnia, her desti
nation. Her cargo was completely de-
stroyed4 & ftIAUI4
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SECRETS OF MAGIc.-Robert Houdin
concludes his memoirs with chapter uf
Arb miracles, which he explained The
Aissaoua eat pounded glass. s. Houdtn
powdered some for himself and ate ib and
he AYERS that his appetite for dinner was
improved by the dose. They walk on red
hot irons with their bare feet, and pass
their tongues over white hot pieces Of iSuN.
Prof. Sementrici discovered that BY fHb-
bing into the skin a solution Of alum
evaporated to spongy state, it was ren-
dered insensible to the action Of red.hUt
iron. He rubbed himself with soap 6Ad
found that even the hair did noE dburn.
He rubbed the alum with his tougpet and
tapped the glowing metallic surface Nith.
out pain. Houdfn himself tried p6s6f6k
his hands, slightly dampened, through 8
stream of melted iron, and found, aSntAss
have done, that it left no scar on him.
An English conjurer used to thEpSt,A
sword through his body, shove Q kni6 up
either nostril to the handle, and thU yplt.
ted sing song. Houdin boaehs do
secret of the invulnerahle and now dixnl.
ges it. The performer WAS xeyy thin.
With waist-belt he strapped his tendir
paunch tight down upon the vefteHfAt
column, substituted a card. board othntA
for the suppressed part, coyered RllAos1rl
with flesh colored tights :. betwesaqihs
true and false abdomen he fastened . stah.
bard, covered the appertures on the sidel
with rosettes, placed sponge 6Aed With
q red liquid in the scabbAFd, And stiI11t
thrust his sword, which came ouk cevoyed
with bogus blood, of course. Tbs par,
nosed ,mountebank enjoyed . phYHcN
conformation, which permitted the delicate
and delightful performance. 81 -. e ''''-
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ECLECTIC MEDICINES.

We are constantly receiving, per express, supplies
Il. II. MCDONALD 4 co.