New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

"A perpetual motion by means Of pendulum WIZ
nesses Of the movements certify that there VIII be con-
tinualy verasd greatly more force than is necessary
10 keep the machine in motion aud consequently VIII
be q selfoperating machine"
Obtaining power by means of weight or Pendu-
lum-sn hot vhee-the water to be thrown bsc''
upon by pumps in the working Of which quicksilver Is
70 assist"
A self-scting machine propelled by lever power,
and weights rolling to and fro on an inclined plane.
TIE models work WELL and The increase Of powers IN
limited"
Horse power doubled by the mere addition Of
level wheel to the gearing"
"a hollow wheel that moves pcrpesually BY means
Of weights and water pressure"
"a machine for producing motion and perpesually
continuing it by the power Of weight"
"A power perpetual in itself reduced to practical OPP
Grafton. and constituting what Is called Perpetual
Motion The inventor has no hesisancy in saying he
has discovered H. and wishes be informed before de-
scribnr L. what amour, of money has been offered Tor
it."
a perpetual water power for mills without cascade
or fall OF water"
"A perpetual power TO propel ships"
"A lever power by which two will move a.
much dead weight a. twenty"
"The inventor of Perpetual Motion has Invented
churn that will head of all Others taking no power to
work it,"
self acting rotary Pump to supply water power to
propel boats and other machinery
"a self moving Caredsc of great use to the publick
on public roads"
a new motive power on an entire new principle
the inventor wishes to know if shere ia, or ever was
any motive power excepting the wheel and axle
"Rasing water in such manner to create self
producing power the motion will cease only with the
durability of the machine"
"what is the amount offered by the o. 5. to the per
son who shall invent aperpetusl motion, and Is just
motion all that is required"
a wheel upon the principle of the lever connected
with gravity so as to produce self'motion-'
a perpetual self motive power-to be described
when Congress makes a suitable appropriation to re-
ward the inventor"
a ball or wheel ever rolling round circle. 1t has
been made to go till something gave way"
a wheel designed prime mover for propelliny
all kinds of machinery used throughout the habita
bic globe"
AN everlasting wheel that supplies itself with
water and can for that purpose, draw It out Of wells
ponds and rivers
"A self Propelling machine And per Petual Mothion
that WI draw tho Whatter quite OF the River And
through on bilding and put quite the fire in Case OF
fire. The ctysens of Washington on paying small
sum may have the use Of it for the City Use
"a French Perpetual motion sent throughthe Amer
can Legation wheel with weights to run "a usual
from the centre on the descending and return on the
ascending side by Liable Patrice Mac Keone, D. D. D.
NJ &c"
"A self generating hydrostatic power by combina
ton Of buoyancy and weight"
"a perpetual motion by combination OF springs
Tie machine has worked, does work, and will work
"a machine tina. will perpetusly till the maseri
ais wear out the result of two years study on the Per
petual Motion
THE greatest discovery in the science Of raising
wster from deep fountains ever made By il the ele
meptsry principles OF nature harnassed up so thai
water may be taken from the deepest wells with al
much ease and dispatch if it near the surface
a machine by which power Is increased without
lOss of speed and it will give speed without loss o.
power"
"a horse power, by which one horse does the worl
of threea consequence of the discovery of the true
proporonae siamcters of Cor number OF teeth n) The
cogwheel- and pnion. and the length Of the &c
which the animal is yoked."
"A perpetual motion-nos completed on accoun. Of
poverythe fruit Of fifteen years study and seepos:
nights
"A new mechanical power, producing any desirable
amount and solves the worlds grea, question: The
Perpetual Motion
"An invention by which any aNosn. of speed ant
power can be given to all descriptions of machinery
The dscoverer will sell i! for hundred thousand
dollars. Is sure it Is no chimera."
ITO gain power by lengthcning and shortening on
end Of vibrating beam which is TO give motion 10
crank and fly wheel by pi.man."
a Perpetuum Mobile BY German citizen who i
alarmed at the announcement OF the discovery
Conssntinople, Turkey, lest 4. should interfere witt
bis claims to priority
. new motive power in which the natural force q
gravity will cause the wheels to the track b.
their own weight, snd their motion accelerated b.
charging them with quicksilver, by any weight eithe
Of mineral, liquid or other substance that can b
named"
"a plen Of the perpet moshen witch vii be worko
BY vat-r-l have some hands sisting me making {
Il & they may from mi raoderln make won't
claimed from the Dat Of this letter"
a perpetual motion by connecting series Of cor
densin. and eIhsustng air pumps with two vessel
enc containing compressed air, in the other vacuum
Is to be maintained"
"a perpetual moving wheel-One side born down
heavy balls which to be got up again the other
A selfmotivs power by suspended weights and con
binng c.ntripetal and centrifugal forces"
"A new mode Of propelling machinery by dea
reisht-by which any given amount of power may
produced The rim or edge OF a vertical wheel
10 roll on that Of one below it and set and keep bo
ssoingl
"A Brother Jonathan or self moving wheel an owe
shot wheel with chain pumps TO throw up the wat
that carries il, by which the wheel will have surp
power TO prope boat or do any other kind Of labor
What is the amour. offered for perpetual motor
BY who and where is the motion 70 be exhibited
secure the claim :"
"Aperpetusl motion discovered after eighteen yea
hard study,-by placing two wheels at work on /
elinsd planes
"a certain new and useful machine having perpetu
motion. liable 70 stoppsge only by natural decay al
external force-the power TO supercede any and eye