New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04
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Mr. Etller's iIecaaMicaI Inventions-.ss-

Mr.. Etzler's Mechanical Invcntions-Lss-
so&ia:iOn Movements.
We have received long letter from Mr.. a. d.
SMo1Nl,uR, who is al the head of the little com:
panv mainly Germans, who have located them
selves on Hickory Creek, in Warren County,
Pennsylvania He informs that they have
completed and tested a machine, constructed on
Mr.. Etzler's model and under his superntend-
encc, intended TO BRING watcrpower Cor any 9th
cr) to the aud Of Industry in clearing and cultiya-
tnp the earth and, though the first experiment
proved that their machine had not been con-
structcd with sufficient strength, SO that IL broke
uhdec The application Of the power, yet the value
Of the invention and ptachcab!llty OF Its appllca-
ton were abundantly established. The machine
is now being rcpaiicd, correcting some defects
and replacing the broken wood with iron,
and Mr. S. confidently hopes, though greatly
stfaitencd for means, TO have it IN operation carly
next Spring, and by it to make waterfall per-
form the work of a dozen horses at once III
ploughing, and tilling the soil Very probably
perfect success may be farther off than he mag
ines; bat the idea Of employing more completely
and fully the bind forces of Nature in aid OF
Man, in ell departments Of Industry requiring
pcrsevcring force is evidently not lmpracticaple'
bat destined to be speedily realized. Andls 1t net
an idea of vast and far-reachlng import
MIR. Smonckcr informs US that he is not a Ger
man by birth, but an Ilyrian, and was for some
years a Professor at Clageniruth in 1llyria. He
came to this country only to realize his grand idea
of extrpating Poverty, Crime and Misery, espec-
tally all War and Contention, through the con-
struction of new and harmonious order Of So
ciety, based on Unity of Interests perfect Justice,
and all-embracing Love. His society is called
the Peace Union,' and has purchased 10000
acres of wild land in the locality named, which
is near the Allegheny River, nearly 100 miles
North Cast of Pittsburgh. (The Post Office ad-
dressis Deerfcld P. Q. Warren Co. Pa Mr.. S. is
evidently deeply Religious man, as arc his lead
associates, and is impelled by a deep and lively
faith in Christ and desire to realize in practice
that Kingdom which as yet is visible to the eye
of Faith only. Fir. S. appears to have become &C.
customed 70 difficulties and discouragements, and
looks sanguincly beyond his present embarrass-
mcnts and privations to brighter days to come.
He makes an earnest appeal, In his letter to us,
(Which we have lost, as usual, within two hours
after opening it to the generous and sympsthiz-
ing for pecuniary aid by way of subscriptions
to the stock of the union,' to call them through
their present needs, upon the assurance that
all shall be most generously reimbursed here
after, and may secure themselves comfort
able and ultimately elegant home by subscrlb-
ing. The world has no ears for such appeals;
but we earnestly urge those in the extreme West
Of this State or the adjoining Counties of Penn.
sylvania who have any faith in the Association
movement, or any desire to see it realized, to
make themselves acquainted with this brave ex-
pertinent and act toward it as Truth and Human
ity shall dictate.
We learn from Mr.. s. that Hydropathc med
ical establishment viii be constructed by the
Peace Union next year.
u The editor of the PetersburglR publican,
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