The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-20

From the Newark (O.,) Times.
Revival of the Black Art in Newark
Wonderful Spiritual Manifestations in
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A few weeks ago, two ladies-Mrs.
Garner and Miss Vincent-arrived in
Newark and were shortly afterwards an
nounced as "7rampet Mediums." In a
very short time rumors began to circulate
tha. all other phases Of spritualism were
eclipsed; that the spirits the ladies had in
charge were quiet. orderly aud dignifed,
disdaining the uncivil practice Of upset.
ting things; turning q cold shoulderto to all
material agencies, and making their com
munications by word of n'oaM Tor rather
trumpet,) Being somewhat incredulous
and Of inquiring mind, on Tuesday eve
ming we repaired to Tie spiritual rendcz-
vous," in order to ascertain what truth
Madam Rumor had carried forth. @H.
We found some half dozen seekers
for knowledge of unseen things present.
Our first care was 10 make a thorough
examination. Of the room; we explored
every hidden recess, and examined the
walls and ceiling carefully, and are conf
dent what we witnessed was independent Of
mechanical or individual agency. A half
circle was formed before stand, upon
which was placed two ordinary tin din.
ner horns, very much battered, minus
mouth pieces, which had been bro
ken off. i We, examined the horns and
and found nothing suspicious about them,
nothing differing from other horns. The
door was locked and the medium, Miss
Vincent, (Mrs. Garner being in Dresden)
seated herself at the end Of the CIRCLE
The lights were blown out and several
pieces Of church music sung. AT the ex-
piration of about five minutes, we heard
a sound as if ball had been shot into the
horn, accompanied by a quick fash Of
light, when it began to rock
upon The stand. l@ i'@90' s1e''saD
Ns'Brother King (lhe guardian spirit Of
the medium is with US" announced Miss
Vincent. ...........
ro All was hushed as death, and deep
feeling Of solemnity seemed to prevade
the entire circle. Presently the horn
slowly assembled the wall, crept along the
ceiling, and then few off in different di.
rections about the room, The medium
the spirit to manifest itself to
members Of the Circle, ; Immediately it
passed along. giving each gentle rap and
an opportunity for feeling it.. 1t returned
10 the stand, and the medium inquired if
i had any communications to make
The horn instantly left the stand and rush
ID through the room with great velocity,
ssuing noise like steam escaping from
an engine, and scarcely with less power.
After several circuits Of the room it halt
I'd, and stood in air, just before the cir,
lie, and voice which no unaided NOR
tal could be suspected Of Initiating, slow
y but rather indistinctly uttered: eye
ere the children Of earth, but ! amnthe
'hild Of Heaven, invisible.''o The voice
undoubtedly proceeded from the horn.
md Was Of so much power that it could
aave been heard a square. It sounded
asithea voice Of a person speaking through
abored breathing. Several, communica-
ions were received purporting to have
;ome from the .Spirit-Land. and descrip-
ions Of departed ones which are said to
,ave been accurate. Conversation was
with the ghostly visitant for
bout ten minutes, when he dropped his
,orn and bade Us adieu.7sdT issup
4 The candle was re.lit and the circle
'role up,every member Of which was
Fui nE3