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Placeholder cover for Theater playbill for the first lecture on Morse's electro-magnetic telegraph at Odd Fellows' Hall, Washington, D.C., January 17, 1848
First published
1848
Publisher
G.A. Sage, Printer, 41/2 street, south of Penn'a. avenue

Theater playbill for the first lecture on Morse's electro-magnetic telegraph at Odd Fellows' Hall, Washington, D.C., January 17, 1848

The outer archives are busy

by John Farnham Boynton

About this book

Odd Fellows' Hall. Morse's Telegraph. Dr. Boynton will deliver a course of six lectures on the science of electricity, electro-magnetism, and their kindred subjects ... The first lecture will be upon Morse's Electro-magnetic Telegraph! With a variety of new and beautiful philosophical experiments, and will be given on Monday Evening, January, 17th. The Telegraph itself ... Recommendations ... The philosophical experiments of Dr. B. embrace the whole range and the latest discoveries in the science of Electro-magentism, magnetism and electricity, they have been selected with a view to please, astonish and instruct. The magic circle, by which a piece of iron can be made to sustain 600 times its own weight, and its power instantly destroyed. Dr. B. will also exhibit several electro magnetic engines and machines, made on entirely new plans, and set them in motion: one of which will be made to perform six thousand revolutions in one minute. Also an amusing expereiment with an electro magnetic machine, of a $5 gold piece! ... The experiments of Dr. B. are performed with a very extensive and costly apparatus, many pieces are entirely new, having never been exhibited to the public save by himself ...

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