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PERPETUAL slorIoN.-Yesterdayo cur attention
was called to an ingenious machine which the IN
vsntor. Col. Boos, Of Hamilton, Madison county
thinks has resolved the theory ofPerpetua notion


Itis certainly worth an attentive examination.
The construction is simple, and the pnncp1le upon
which it operates, IS easily understood. me gohf,
>, is oItqiaed by the expansion and coniractin OF
any fluid frnercury, oil, alcohol or waieT,' caused
bv the ordinary variations in the atmosphere. i,


TIE present engine contains only two quarts o,
oil in its boiler. the expansion and contraction OF
wh;cb fluid by the variations IN the asmos-
nbere, moves a weight of p pounds. The power
tbus ob.aired Is 10 be apPlicd either to turn the
.ebces Of locon,otive, The paddles OF steamboat
ar the springs OF a watch Of clock. 10 sum uP
in a few words,-it seems to be a generator OF
steam poiser, without fuel and without the least
waste ofthe power, Coz The inventor says the saine
quantity water, OIL &c, subserves It's purposes
50 long as the engine itself lasts.


II is certaialra machine at once ingenious ana
simple but whether it will be useful where great
power is required,i question that further tests
only can determine.


Col. BOOK is now On his way to Washington,
in order to deposit ii in the Patent Office. and take
out patent. Albany argus


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