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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1850-10-18
FPNNItfI " Fs'NV7
October IA, Ie50-32.-5w.
4NaSter Commissioners Sale

Pursusant to decretal order to me directed
from the court of common pleas Of wyandot
county shall expose at public sale at the door
of the court house in Upper Saudusky Ohio, on
the 10Th day of November A ID le53 the follow
ing property to wit: beginning at the south west
corner Of the south half OF the south quarter
dissection three in township one, south OF range
thiiteen, running thence north two degrees "
three tourths west twenty chains and fifty ,iaks
to the center OF the road leading from McCutch-
envlle to FindIay thence along the center of said
roac north seventy three degrees ana one quar-
ter east, twenty three chains and sixteen IinAs to
the center of The Lake Erie and Mau hiver Rail
ROAD thence along the center of said Raid ROAD
south thirty seven and three fourth degrees west
Thirty four chans and thirty two links TO post
thence north two and three tourths degrees W, 81
five chains and ninety seven links te the place Of
beginning containing twenty three .cres an4 flf
ty one hunaredths of an acre being the souti
west corner OF the south hall of the south ees.
quarter OF section three township uni t;tEgy
aforesaid taken as the property OF George badJ
u Sarah Bad TO sotsiy decratu oracr IN la
vor ofJpH- rlrE & Co
Appras,4 al .to9,J0
CURTIS BERRY r.. She III.
Sheriil's Office, October IA looO.-J2-Jw.
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rRIcks ! nE nuAcrSs.

LRr EvRKyBoDY REAp THIS CARRFuLLr ~ -TNe2g ee
Sarsspara Tor sale IN the different towns called Al H.
Townsend's Sarsapara. Ii is advertised the oftsh
NAL GENUINE. and all tnat. This Townsend Setsti
and was bun formerly worker on rarcsdp es
nas and the keyet he the title of Doctor luF a
purpose Of gaining credit for what he He say- "Ls
has attended two medical schools, and prac,ced for da
years % Now the truth is he practiced medicine
day his life Such ,cia, nicked misrepresen,al nj
looks bad 10 the character and veracy Of the wish
sincerely he had made those statements Of him
self Of When will men learn be honest and truth.
fu in all their dealings and intercourse with their fellow
mem He applied Rue Capp assist him in
uacturng his mixture, stating the large sums he would
make. inducemcnt embark in the business Teea
men have been insulting and beiling me in all poseibs
FORMS IN order TO impress the pubc with tho belief hki
the Old Doctors Sarsapara the genuine original
SarsapariAa made from the Old Doeiors Original Rse.
pie ThsS, p. Townsend says have sold the my
name for 81 week. will give him $500 il he will pre-.
duce single solitary proof of this. His o
Thompson, Skillman 4 Co.. are nothing but tssus q
alseheols simply made TO deceive hs public, and kseF
the truth down in regard TO his so,yihg, femenitr
p0tnd. This ia caution the public TO purchase or DO,
Old Dr. JACOB Townsend's Sarsapara, having Il .hs
ut Doctors likeness, his family Coat Of Arms, aud ka
sgnaturcacross the Coat Of Arms.
I'rinetp1 Office, l02 Nassaasirecf. N. Y CN
JACOB TOWNSEND
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ST1ERIFF'S SALE.
Exchange Bank Of Columbus,)
+ VIM M Buell. and others.

WIN Ih butil uIiu otutfS.
DURSUANTt to the command of writ of fl.
eri lacas from the court of common pleas in
and for the county of Wyahdot, and State of
Ohio, to me directed / shall expose to public sale
at the door of the court house, in the town of
Upper Sandusky in said county on the 18th day
of November next, between the hours of 10 o.
clock A M and 4 p M Of said day, the following
property to wit: the east half and south west
quarter Of the south eastquarter of section elev-
enin township two south, of range thirteen east
In said county, containing ore hundred and
twenty acres, appraised at thirteen hundred and
twenty dollars
Also, the west half of the east half ofthe north
east quarter containing forty acres of section thr-
teen, in township one south OF frange twelve east
also part of the south west quarter of the south
east quarter OF section twelve in the aforesaid
township, and range, containing thirty seven and
one hllfacrcs; also the west half Of the north east
quarter OF section thirteen range twelve contain
ing eighty acres, in said county. Said land and
tenements is appraised at three thousand five
hundred and twenty one dollars and twenty five
cents.
Also, section four on the wyandot Reserve the
north wesI guarler aud the west half OF the north
east quarter, and the west half of the south west
quarter, and the west half of the south east quar-
ter of section nine; also the south east quarter;
also the north hall of the south west quarter of
Sc c ion eight; also the west half of the
south west quarter and the north east quarter Of
the south west quarter, and the north west quar-
Ter OF the south east quarter of section Sd; the
sou tn west fraction of the north west quarter,
and the south east fraction of the north west
quarter of the same section; also the north west
fraction OF the south east quarter containing "a
ocres, section ten all Oh the wyandot Reserve.
Appriisedat $l4 so per acre.
Also, In lots No and % in the town OF Cary,
taken as the property of Daniel smith, to satisfy
an execution in favor of the Exchange Bank Of
Coiuinbus. Appraised at S2,200.
CURTIS BERRY, Sheriff, o.
Octoher l4lh lSNll--A2- Aw
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BY virtue Of decretal order to me directed
q from the court of common pleas of wyan-
DOT county, Ohio, shall expose topublic sale al
the door Of the court house in Upper Sandusky
Ohio on the l9ih day of November D 1850, the
following real estate to wit: In lot No one hun.
dred ana fifty nine and out lots No thirty one
thirty two and thirty three, i'll the town of Up
per Sandusky, Ohio. Taken as the property OF
Moses FL Kirby, tosatsfy decretal order in fa-
vor of Jesse Snider. Inlot number I59 appruis-
edpt $3.50; out lot number 81 at 500, out lot Nc
50 at SILT and G6 hundredths and out lot number
IS at $lJ3 anJ 33 hunaredths
CURTIS BERRYjr.,
Special Master Commissioner.
Oct, I4th lS50:1Z32-5w.
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vTvouyd soon bo in a Grave.

Nr, WILLIAM D, JENNINGS, merchant at Pieyponf
e ihtgh'0 cDnGtg Ohio. wrote TO October .. 1913.
stated cure of CONSUMPTION which the of BRANT's
HIN PtiMNNaRH HiLS.iM had effected in Mr.
l.LlAM CROCKETT. of an adjoining town. He said Mr..
-re had us relief from the besi physicians and
medicines, bll found none for the fatal hand Of that
r1'na monster, Consumption. had taken fast hold on his
ana was 50 destroying and debiliating his body, that
inere skeleton He was 0iren Hp by his physicians
y lltUi,, one who would iRRobh gydre. But
H y s last extremity slranpe and marvellous may
Y' * nue. that the use Of only FEE bottles of BRANTs
'' t PULMONARY BAtSAM lus unclenched the hand
i's'forrr and restored Mr. Crucket to health, and ho
" hea'ttg, hearty, ruqged nan!
q NANS Esq, merchant and postmaster at Jefferson,
ntin- towu. wrote to about the same time, and stated
acquainted wi'l Mr. CROCKETT and testified TO his
tEd ali the d50rC-adsed facts.
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TNO John honeywell, Charity Longwell, and
the unknown heirs Of Nancy Messenger,
deceased, who are heirs and legal representatives
of said Jesse Jury deceased. You are hereby
informed, that on the 18th day of October A d
1850, said administrator filed his petition in the
court of common pleas, ofwyandot county, Ohio,
the object and prayer of which petition is 10 OBJ
tain an order &c, at the next term OF said court,
for the sale of the folowin real estate{ the
said Jesse Jury died seized9 to-wit: all that part
OF the south west quarter of fractional section
thirty four, in township three south, OF range ff-
teen in said county Of fwyaadot, which lies north
ofthe center Of the public road lending from the
town OF w yandot TO the town of Little Sandus-
dy, y,containing one hundred and seven and 80
hundredths acres more or less.
BENJAMIN S. WELSH, admir- Of
JEs Sc JURY, decd.
]. d. SEARS, Sol'r for Pet'r.
ID DAD NOTlCE.-A petition will be pre-
R sented TO the commissioners of wyandot
county, Ohio, at their next December section
1850, praying for the location and establishment
of county roud, commencing at Cops Souil
east corner, thence east the half section line to
intersect the road running between Cary "a ano
Heckethorn's.
Upper Sandusky, October Is, 1853 4w
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Egfc3aTl .TRCRF TrE GRAVE.

AI,ssrs. PRATT Il FOSTER, merchants Of Uest C0rnroH
,.s -NI bRaS7nS HdLS.ih had eiecpd curcH of such
Cusrs Of CONSUMPTION IN their town. thni now no
'uB -luel cIie could he sud there that il had raised
J'tVa ne CRAvE-s0ne that plysciUns and all the
g. sa.i MUST DIE! One geutmll in particular, was
CIT, tlu his physician told him il was useless to take
icG cHt. He tlen ohen no hope uas iet began 10
tI,NN1's BALSAM--GoT WELL--aRd 10 DeA
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FOR SALE
TOWN LOTS And LANDS.

IN the Town of Upper Saudusky In lots No
2l5, 2l7, 23s,34l, 349, 352, 1853. $50, 2o9.
4 Also In lots No 10, l0S. and out lot No. 80.
On the wyandot Reserve the south u wa
sections T3 3SR I3E containing eighty acres,
Also the NV fr N w in same section, con-
tanning 43 % hundredth acres.
To Let, for term of years, under an improve
ment lease, the N, W. "a of sec. "a. T. 2 S. r. ID
3. l60 ceres.
INPUTNAM COUNTY FOR SALE.
The NE4 Sec 3. T. S, R.6 ElSe14 acres.
The d offs E114 see. 4 T. lSR6 L 40 acres.
The E q offs E11 SEQ. IT. SR6E 50 acres
The S e a sec. s Il. | S. I. 6 e. so acres.
The S. e. "a sec l3 I. l N e Z le0 acres.
The s.. see % TIL N re E 100 acres.
lot no. 80 in the Town of Kalida.
!. Enquire of CHESTER R. MOTT.
zInUpper Sanduskyf Oct. ls, le49.
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Special Master Commissioners
Oct. 4th le50.1--32-

EpY virtue Of Decretal Order to me directed
ID from the court of common pleas ofwyandot
county, Ohio, will offer at public sale at the
door of the court house in Upper Sandusky, wy
andotcounty, o., on the 18th day of November
A d 1859, the following described property to
wit: the east half Of the north east fractional
quarter of fractional section number thirty two
in township three south of range thirteen east
containing thirty five and fifteen hundreds Of un
acre more or less. ~
Appraised at 1866 65.
Levied upon as the property of Charles c Afford
and Behema Afford tosltisfy AN execution in ia
vor of Daniel Smith.
CURTIS BERRY jr., sh'fW.C. 0.
Oct. Ia, le50-32--5w.
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andoi, Ohio, shall expose to public sale at the
door Of the court house in the town ofupper Sam
dusky,ip ssidcounty on the 10Th day of November
next betweenthe hours of l0A. M, and 4 P. NJ, OF
said day, the following property to-wit: In lot
N. Iii in the town of Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Said lot appraised at seven hundred aad fifty
dollars.
CURTIS BERRY ir., Sheriff, VIC. o.
October l4th, ls50.-32.--5w.
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NASTzR 3l1Ss1oyER's s

Dy virtue oz2ecmtarorder to me directed FROM
I'D the court Of Common pleas of Wyandol
county, Ohio, shall expose topubic sale Oh the
on the 18th day of November, a 1850, at the
door of the court house, between the hours of IL
AM, and A P. M, of said day the following
real estate to-wit In lot No forty five and In o'
No % and In lot 5Sand SO, in the town of Nc
Cutcheuvie, wyandot county, Ohio, said Real
estate taken us the property of John l.. Shattar
to satisfy decrctal order in favor George w
Sampson. In lot No forty five appraised at -four
hundred and fifty dollars. lnlot No twenty-cight
at one hundred dollars. In lot No fifty eight al
twenty five dollars. In lot Number fifty nine at
twenty five dollars.
CHERRY jr.
Special Master Commissioner.
Octoher Ia TSh(l-3o -5w
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BlLSAM

cnres rey many of the strongly marked and Developed
cases Of PuLMoNARy CossuMpToNyed U,doJtcd Of
liberated and diseased LUNGSsuch HOPELESS css as were
Rever before cured by any other medicine 80 utterly hope
Tess were some OF the afflicted persos have been pro-
nounced by physcidas md friends to he ACTUALLY DYING
Some who had their burul-clots made have beeu cured
aud yet live Others, who was said would not live another
day, are now well and hearty they were.
possesses all the ccansug and purifying nearly
as pOMerll and Nciive as The prhparnlinn Which cn
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ROAD NOTICE.

ROAD NOTICE.
TUNHE subscriber will presents petition to the
Trustees Of Crane township, for town.
ship road, running from the section line 10 sec
tion 81. to intersect the State Roak leading from
Upper Sandusky TO Bacyrus.
Upper ssnnusky, Aug. SSth, lS5o--26-4t.
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SHERIFF s SALE.

SHERIFF s SALE.
TSY virtue of Il ia to me directed from the
4 } Court Of Common Pleas of W yandot couu-
ty, Ohio, shall expose to public sale at the res
idence of JohnW. Senseney, in Crane township
on the l9thday of Nov. 1850, between the hours
of 10 o'clockA. NJ. and P. M. of said day, the fol-
lowing property to wit: ore mantle clock, twelve
yards carpet, one hand organ, one dining table,
one butter tub, two bureaus, one cupboard, eigh-
teen windsor chairs, one grind stone, two break
fasltahle. one two horse Wagon, one sleigh, one
plough, three First Eclectic Readers, four Third
Eclectic Readers, 0ney's Geography and Atias,
one Album, two English Readers, six Military
Chieftains, ~ dozen pen knives, one large caar-
ry Office table, one doughtray.
In Lots No. 10 and 55 in the town of Upper
Sandusky said in lot No. 10 at thirty dollars and
In Lot No. 55at forty dollars, and out lot No. fif-
ty-five at sixty dollars.
Taken as the property of John Y, Sensenay,
TO suiisfY an execution in favor OF Philips u ABB
orr, for the use of the Mad River Valley Branch
Bank.
c. BERRY jr., Sheriff,W CO.
Oct. 18th, lc50--32-5t
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Many Consumptions Cured.

Ht. Fl CLARK, merchant C7pde Havne county. n r,
.se.t.. u.ftta i- Int BRAN1'S PULMONARY BAL.
~ r.rej Cyde, and SAID: i" If the statements Of
.a Ir ul..t nssecule people, and personal, visible
.,. tn: et, on, lis medical virtues have cured
rs. ~ ,'.ae sf4s, several of whom am acquainted
49,. t....tc 81 t.rrcssy sick rs he considered by
gtc ~ !r,.I' lust possibility OF cure; and
, 20. uats re, CRANES BALSAM has restored them 10
bal g.
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CONSUMPTION

in all Christanzed and civilized countries has caused
larger proportion of deaths nn any other muniy that af
ficts the human family and un within few years there
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,S'KER2Ffn.S s .ShLE.

n NY virtue OF a decretal order TO me directed
4 B from thc Court Of Common Pleas of wy
andot county, Ohio, shall expose to public sale
OF the door of the court house, In Upper Sandus-
Ky ONO. on the 18th day Of November, 1859,
l. s. he hours of II o'clock A NJ ana o.
c T VI of said day the following described
Il Estate, TO wit; IN Lot No 2l5 in the town
of rr Snudusky, Ohio. Taken as the prop
erty OF John Walker, Joel w Garrett and Nam
cy Garrett to satisfy an execution in favor OF
starting WestcOt & Go. Appraised at $500.
CURTIS BERRY p, Sheriff,
ShN's Oilicn 9 0, OctoheHl4, N5O--32-5t.
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This BAISAM HEsts AND CURES ULCERS IN The LUNG
and elsewhere ntcradiy certainly and osSiy NE puE
FLYING EXTRACT and heals ulcers ete,0Ny, THIS III
NINE Of Cough aud Consumption out of Tg
afer nll other renlelies hnve laNed 70 d. qOod.
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Thousands of Consumptions

and Chronic Coaghs ahnnany prove its usaay efficacy
such Diseases and lis udoubted curative power and soo
Ing heGmg properties. in the following complaints un dis
eases. ata9 Of Blood Heediay at he Luass Fdin
he Breast and Sie Ngh Siecds. Ac'tous ComPafo Glp
t.tou Of the Heart thtu iGicRtRm, Dycaie,H aN Summe
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME Law Partnership under the firm of
Beery Il Goldman, mas this day dissolved by
mutual consent. BERRY g. GOODMAN.
Upper Sanpusky, Sept. llth, lS5O.-27-it.
4 Pennsylvania two horse wagon for trade
IN for town property, or something else
Enquire Of w. KING.
UpperSandusky, A0ugust 3, ls5.-22-tf.
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lctohsFI4 1880 32 .5w.
SHRRIfFS SALE.

TUY virtaeof Exso Sci Fa. issued from the
I'D court ofcommon pleas Of wyandot county,
Ohm AshHllexpose to public sale at the door Of
|the Ht0rt 6ojlse in Upper Sandusky on the 10Th
dSy III N6Ssmber A d 1850, the following pro-
16}<y towit: In lot No I23 in the town Of 'ry-
in0oGtec, Ohio. Taken as the property Of
Dydfk Gardner to satisfy an execution in favor Of
Daniel Elms.e
Appraised at$200.
! CURTIS MERRY jr., Sheriff w. G. O.
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t3s LIED MUST DIE

1i' b. S TERRY, merraoai, BWon, Geiesee county, NJ "
yH;s August n 1898: GRANTS medicine is doing won
,s ne re Il has cured Of Consumption that all the
ys.ae,e bad si mast dc, When he commenced tuking
HP- netlcme h. could not raise his hand to his head
IRA Hf 'de hss and every symptom seemed TO indicate
'uI.j DIE tut siunish to all, he is able to Ia
a.-.. over ihe county. H used only fire bottles
-,t Il. 8, yoLng lady Of Consumption in Orleans
Hltav SAYS doctor could cure"
Is.ly..gtu die same, place, Inns certified
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sale at the door OF the court house in Upper San
dusky on the 18th day of November, between
the hour of 10 O'Clock, A NJ and O'clock, NJ,
of said day, the following Real Estate to-wit:-
IN south west quarter Of the south east quarter
of SECTION seven, in township three south, of
range foarteen east, Of the wyandot reserve in
the istrict OF lands subject to sale at Upper San
dusey, ia, containing forty acres. Levied
upon as the property of Thomas BIocksom, to
satisfy an execution in faver of Olive Norton,
BE- = is, IA of Alison Norton deceased.
IS gvgaiseo at s2S0.00
CURTIS BERRY, ,r. W C o.
S4e frs Office, October l4th, lc5D-- .-5w.
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Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

and all diseases Of pulmonary naure-such diseases
usually prove iani under ordinary ueautn when tey
attack tie
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il for CASH or for trade for lumber. Cla on
W. KING.
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SHERIFFs SAFE

william Blackburn, I DURSU ANT to the
administrator of commend Of i FL
John Mackey, decd. eri Facias to me direc-
VS.. ted from the Court of
william Boringer. Common Pleas in and
- -----------> for the ecounty Of Wy
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Old DR.. Jacob Townsend,

TIE ORIGINAL. DISCOVEKEN OF TIE
Genuine Townsend SarsaparilIa,
Old Dr. Townsend now about 70 years age and has
long been knusTn as the AUTHOR and DISCO PERGR
,SAR&4PARILLA." Being poor. he compelled ~
limit It's Manufacture by which means il has been kept
Market and the sales crcumscribed those only WHO
had proved s worth. anti knswn its value Il had reached
the ears of many nevertheless those persons who had
been healed Of diseases. and saved from death.
claimed It's wonderful
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.SHERLTEnS SIZE

Olive Norton, DURSUANT TO the
udm'x OF Il command Of a FL Fa
Alison Norton, decd. to me directed from the
VS.. court Of common pleas,
Thomas Blocksom. Of wyandoteounty, Ohio
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For sale by WM. KISKADDEE.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. e3, l39-37-ly.
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References in Indiana

His Excellency, Gov ]. A, WmGHr, Ind'apolis
CoI.JAmEs II. LANE, LIT. Gov, Indianapolis.
Hon. G. H. Test, Sect'ry of State, Indianapolis
DOUGLASS MAcGUIRE, Aud. of State, nd'apolis
Hon. CALEB SMITH, Connersville.
lion. w. A. GoRMAN, M. G., Bloomington.
Hon. E. NJ. HUNTINGTON, Judge u. States.
District Court, Caanelton.
A. NJ. PuETT, Esq, Rockville, } Trustees of
Col. T. H. BLAKE, Terre Hauto : Wabash and
c. RUrLEN, Esq, NJ Y. City, } Erie Canal
JAcoB D. EARLY, Esq, Terre Haute
w. BuRrcH, Pres. Branch Bank, Vincennes,
j. COLLINS, Jr State Agent, New YorkCity.
Feb /, lS50-47-ly.-($l0,)
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-10
Paille'S Light.

The whole Of what is called the civilized world
has, by this time, heard of Paines Light, and
the mighty influences it is capable of producing
in domestic economy. Light and fuel for almost
nothing-who need be without either? The rich
will be brought down to a level with the poor,
AM, the latter will be elevated to the standard
of the rich. Al, this will be the effect of natu-
raj, and not political; laws. So much the better
There is one view of this matter which has
hardly been thought of, and that is, where is all
the water to come from? We find it pretty diff.
ficult now -a-days, to procure draught Of pure,
cold water. but how much the difficulty will be
increased, when water is turned into heat and
light, to cook our victuals and illuminate our
public and domestic buildings we need not say
What glorious thing it will be to live near
4 river or brook, or even little rvulet. With
one of Paine's apparatus sticking in the water,
the aqueous fluid will find itself transformed in.
to a fiery element for the use and bchoof of man
What an age is this we have been born to live
in and behold Mans giant intellect has redu
ced to the uses of his will, the terrific lightning
has made water assume an apparently irresis
tblc power, and then harnessed it to perform
the drudgery of the stage horse. and now, as il
to complete the triumph over nature, the same
indomitable purpose-the same Philosophical
mind bids light and heat spring up from the colo
dark water, and it is done.
May we not hope that further developments
in science will tend to the extension of mans
life-to the promotion of his happiness, and te
the enlargement and expansion of his mental ca
pacities In view of all that has recently beer
accomplished we may hope for the realization o.
the most extravagant ideas suggested by the i'm
| orination