{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Mr. jerks from Boston, is exhibiting at the
Odeon, on Four and a-half street, an immense
solar microscope. BY means of this he de-
composes ray Of light from the sun. This
view is called the Celestial Prism, or Rock of
Paradise, and it's sight the most splendid that
any mortal ever beheld The extreme gorge
business Of the colors, and changing variety of
forms, are beyond the power Of description
and must be seen, even to be imagined. Such
exhibitions are eminently calculated 10 enlarge
our ideas Of the astonishing works of the Crea-
tor.