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From the Louisville Advertiser.

 Rare Fruits-A Model Kingdom ieithin the Model Republic.-A lady of our acquaintance from the east, has shown lemon, of large size, which she pluck ed from the at Zoar, Tuscarawas county, Ohio, while passing through by way of the Ohio canal She hundreds of the kInd of fruit in the various stages of growth besides oranges, figs and other pro- ductons of high southern latitdes. The trees on which they grow planted in large tubs like half hogsheads which being placed on wheels can be con- veyed into the air. when the temperature is sufficient. ly mild, and deposited in the hot houses during the cold weather.

 The village of Zoar lies the canal, and is own ed and inhabited exclusively by a singular community of Germans, who account of difficulties growing of their peculiarly religious faith, emgraed to America, cast their wealth into a common stock, appointed their leader king, who for number of years has goy- erned his little community with absolute authority (so far possible without interfering with the aws much after the manner of the ancient patriarchs He holds the title to the soil, assigns to all men, women and children, their appropriate labor, exercises an absolute control over all property, superntends all business transactions with the OtaOard world keeps the treasury, settles all difficulties without legal forms -admits or exPels members at his pleasure and ex- hibits, though humble scale, picture of abso- ute sovereignty. There, as in Russia, the Gone man power" has full sway, but there is no peto.

 To give grace to this picture and render such a state of things tolerabe m this republican country, this despo one he most wise, just and benevolent of men-perlaps the beau ideal of the whole race of ''tle Lords annointed." He is loved as indeed the father of his little flock, to tho promotion of whose happiness he deSotes himself with pious zeal. He is their priest well as their king, and conducts their religious ceremonies. Under his supervision, this singular community has become famous for it's industry-its well cultivated felds-its manufacto- ries-its dairies-ts gardens of rare and valuable roots, plants, fruits, and flowers of every variety, climate and species-for it's neatness, sobriety good morals and regard for the laws He is now very old, and has who is to succeed him; but his people becoming foo Democratic to like the idea of bay- ing all their property and the fruits of their tolls fall in to the hands of a wayward young fellow, who ac- cordng to thetitIe which will descend to him. can, under the laws of Ohio legally claim the whole con- cern. So when their present beloved ruler shall be ''gathered unto his faters,' A small rebellion may be looked for--or, suit in chancery. So much for lemons, oranges, figs, and kingy Government in the interior of Ohio, in spite of climate and insttu- tons deemed so little congenal to their growth.