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Il A DISSERTATION On the poWer oi llie -
tercepted Pressure of the Atmosphere, by hehj
Pratt. Mr. Pratt if we understand MS panpl,'
thinks a building might be erected, that sn0u''
by the power with which he expects to move iD',
chinery economisc to great extent human al-
animal labor in the furnishing of bread stull' v
the people. There are other Improvements II ~
bakery he would erect, in which the whole p'',
cess from grinding the grain to baking inc VIC. ~
would be periormed-but this ne" po"''' :, :,
driving machinery seems to be the gfea. ~. ur
covcry. 1t is impossible to give an idea o. w. =,
machinery in our limits, but we cannot 80 =. y y
practieability. At all events the theory nsp' =
tested without such waste of words aoou' =
If the atmosphere insulated in a vast ano ''
waited cylindrical tube will create such 'ol.' -
he thinks, at the base,-a force suiilcleu'


turn heavy machinery-we do not see WY
small one. that could be erected at tnh"s y :.
pense would not give indications OF 1t IN W..
decree. If Mr.. Pratt succeeds he has dl''"'s,
perpetual motion, and we need no more -. ,bs
horse wind or water power. For sale a. :


Sun Office.