PERPETUAL MorI1N.-Thr Editor
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PERPETUAL MorIlN.-Thr Editor VI
the Pittsburgh Gazette having seen a new
invention. called Galore Eng me- in
vented by Col. Bonne of New York. saws
it is very curious. indeed, wonderful ma
chine, yet perfectly simple. and if it is not
perpetual motion, il j. motion perPeiuauy
continued The power l. applied by the
expansion and contraction Of liquid (oil
or mercury, contained in a metal globe.
from the ordinary changes in the aimos
phere- This expansion and contraction
moves a piston rod, which runs in a cylin
der; this piston rod winds up a spring
which, moved thus, becomes a constant
propclling power a. The machine i 81
constructed that it winds up the spring
whether it expands or contracts, the power
is perpeIually perpetuated. An engine of
this kind; OF fifty horse power is at presen,
being constructed in New York.