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4S0, it has fallen since took out" He replaced thethermoneter. put Il black cap on his head, had the dish of stakes placed along side of him, took large tin tube which he protruded through an aper- ture in the iron door to breath through and then en- tered the oven During his stay in the oven he look ed through his tube, talked rapidly and sung pretty French air. He was continually asking "how many minutes genemen?" How many 7'--' One''- 1.-Two. "-" Three" "Oh it must be more, gen tlemen oh it is very hot, gentlemen full 500 de- grecs how many minutes 2" Four-Fve-Siy- Seven--Eight minutes" At eight minutes and if ty one seconds from his entrance out he bounced, came down on the stage all covered with perspira- ton. iFeel his pulse" cried several of the physi- clans. "Oh yes, gentlemen, feel my pulse" said he, holding out both his arms. It was felt imme- dfately aud found to be high l60. ''No decep- ton" sat he. "'rhe de-. il bit of deception is there" sid one of the spectators. Fetch me out the beef-acaks,' said Monster, they are well done now" T'he dish was brought down and quite a rush was made upon them. Every one that could reach thepatIorm, cut piece off and fell to eating. These steaks very fine" said one. Rather too muchdone," said another "That fellow Chau- bert, sad grave looking parsonage. chewing his steak anC leaving the room, Is certainly his Satanic majesty limselc'' Doctor Mott went up to the ovcn put his head into the door, drew it iapdy out, and nodded very significantly, as much as to say, all right, no deceptca." The rest of the spectators stood gazing, talking, and expressing wonder, sur prise, astonishment, &c, tc.

 Monsieur Chanbert was Captain in the service of Napoleon. He was taken prisoner by the Rms sans and sent to Siberia, where il is supposed he discovered his secret andote to fire and poison.- Two years ago he excited great astonshment in London And satisfied the college of Physicians and Surgeons, that there was deception in his experi- ments. He offered 5000i for his antidoie to prussic aid, but would not take less than l0000l- He has alamily of ten children-it is good look ing man--with an oval face and fine person. He wears mysacbes. He Is quite talkatlYe and ntelli- gent, speaks fourteen anguages-but English rather incorrectly. He is truly wondrous wonder.

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