From the Philadelphia U. s. Gazette.
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LIGHTNING AND MAEURE.-lt has been dis covered in England that electricity, real lightning conducted bv wires to the earth, greatly promote. yeget ation, and hence many persons are enrichins their grounds by this new stmuIant. We hope gooc will come of it. Thus generation is certainly fulfill ing its destiny It IS becoming the 'utliarlan age with vengeance, which brings down from the cloudl the lighinngs of heaven (cripit fulmen) to manure the corn field, substituting Jove's dread lightning fol stable manure. The guano trade will be broken up entirely, and tempestuous season with vivid light nIng, will be worth forty muck heaps and stablt yards. And yet it is probably true. that lightning can be made to promote vegetation; that it can be conducted to ihe required spot and made subservien to the desired objeci-and if so, man has another cause ofgratitude to the Giver; for he may lay his hand upon the main of the lightning, and render it only nnoxious but directly and vsibly useful Let him, in the use of the element, not forget Him,

 "Whose hand the lightning forms

 Who heaves old ocean aud who wings tho storm"