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Hence, We who and stupify the mind,


Sophests, of beauty, virtue, JOY, the bane!


Greedy aud tell though impotcnt and blind.


Whn spread your filthy nets IN truh's fair fame,


And ever Ply YOU venonchcd tapgS ama'a!


Hence 70 dark Errors len, whose rankin. slime


First gave You f3!mt-BEArTIE.


This is an nge of wonders. Some Of the most
extraordinary phenomena are Just unfolding them
selves aud man who has long prided himself on
his knowledge of science and philosophy is bur
infant IN the knowledge of natures laws
The grand nrcnnum Is vet TO be unveiled. and
what it contains all have right, nay il is their
duty 10 know.


For as rnan is thrown into existence bv the
hand of Deity, as he Ia governed by The operation
Of His laws, aud he is endowed by TIE same
power with mind evidently designed for the in
vestigation of these lars; he is guilty of in jus
tIco to hmsel ond ingratltudo 10 his God hen he
negccts to investigate and apply to practical pur
poses the laws of his Creator.


As is crcdutitv to believe without ev idenCa
so when there Is sufficient evidence establish
beyond n doubt the truth Of any system or fact
sccPlleism becomes an error and disbelief cred
uliy. What comes within the cognisance Of our
senses We know.


Ca the evening of the I3th inst, Mr. Samuel
). Boyd succeeded IN magnetzInu a young lady
(M'ss McLucas) into perfect G,agnetic sleep
was eyewitness Of the fact ami what | state |
know There was no possibility Of deception
Her eyes were closed as IN n natural sleep but
differed from that state Inasmuch she was al
the will and control of the magnetizer, and her
external senses totally devoid of activity and in
capable of excitement. In this condition though
she would move at the touch or will of any
other person. Mr.. Boyd led her down a flight of
stairs of at least ten twelve steps and in desceu-
ding she seemed more careful than one perfectly
awake. When the hands of the magne,iZer came
within three or four inches of hers. there seemed
- be mutual attraction between them and thev
gently approached each ether without the appa-
rent exertion of a muscle. When the magnet
izer placed hand each side and an equal
distance from hers, her hand remains stationary
Tor the attraction in both directions being equal
the force of each was neutraIzed. But If placed
at unequal distances, her hand would always
move 10 the nearer one. Wherever he placed
her hands they remained and should my other
person than the magnetiZer force them away thew
would av violently back to the position in which