Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-29
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In bringing this article into notice. the Inve =
for has endeavored 20 bring such testimony as
won Id eifectuaiy reieye the minds of strangers
Of the least suspicion of misrepresentation or
mistake, fortify ing fhe testimony of the gentle
me H. who have been kind enough TO certify in
favor of the article, by such circumstances AS
will be quite satisfactory 10 those who may ex-
anime them.
Ihts PunB ras er.idited at The Fair Of the
American Iastiafe Nstr York Oct, last. and there
obtained sitrer nseiai as The best one erh'bi,ea
Having examined the structure of c. w arner's
Putent Freminm Pumps, aud having witnessed
their performance IN some OF our pubic wells
under the most severe trials they could we'll be
to certify TO their superiority, over any Pump
that we have any knowledge of. They have been
adopted for public use in this city to the entire
approval of our citizens, and think they
only need be known. 10 be adopted generally
We remark that orr wells are deep, between
fifty and sixty feet many ofthenn,) and our pub
lie pumps have been a source OF trouble te us
but far adopt these We are relieved.
VIZ. K. VANCE, Mayor OF the City OF Louis
willie.
City Councu-P. Nancy. James Rudd. Henry
Tunstall, james Harrison, Charles J. Clark. f.
NJ Smith, Curan Pope
City InspectorS.-J. y. VI Mcheal, William
Cn.ens-C. VI Strader. J p. Bull, J. B. Bland
b. VI Patten. Louisville. June lth, Isle.
One of Mr., Chapman Warmers Pumps has
been IN operation in my neighborhooc for nine
months. aud provost TO DE great improvement
upon the old wooden pump. a child can work
il. i, raises water rapidly, and keeps in good con-
dition. Tie water from it is more uniformly
cool than ;.lat from the old wooden pump, and
is also better tasted. This Pump. from its con-
coded supe monty, has been adopted by the city,
and gives universal satisfacto
Mp. YANDELI, NJ d.
We the subscribers, arc well acquainted with
Mr.. G. Warner and his pump operations, from
the fact OF places of business Joining each
other, and very cheerIully bear testimony in
favor OF his Patent Premium Pump that it is all
II Processes to be, easy of operation, more diira
Bile and cheaper than any force pump we have
ever seen, aud IN these things we only concur IN
opinion, as far know with the many who
arc now using these Pumps in this city and else
where. CLARK BRADLEY,
Louisville, l. /. STONE.
June, lIth, SlaN
We the subscriber being called on 10 nc:icc
The operation Of enc OF Warmers Patent Ire-
MUM Pumps in Il well on the corner of LIST and
Market st, state for the information of whom
it may concern, that the pump is easily worked
by ii child years old, although the ell is 81
feet deep, and that man working the pump
threw water through short hose and pipe Il con-
siderable distance above the top of the chimney
Of and half story house. standing near the
we'll; these pumps are in high repu,e here.
JOHN K. THOMPSON
Louisville. DANIEL kEASEASY.
June, ST.. l. +. STONE.
We have made ourselves acquainted with the
principle of G.. Warmers Patent Premium Pump,
and feel free TO recommend II to the public an
article fairly entitled TO their confidence mere
especially as it has proved to possess the quality
of durability. We think other plan can be
adopted to make good force pump for so lit
tie cost; adapted for deep wells and cisterns, or
shallow wells
John Lawson, Fire Eng:ite Builder; Jabez Bal
dwn, City Foundery: Alfred Davis, Eagle Foun-
derry; Wallace x Idthgow, Dealers in Stove and
& ast:ngs; r.. Dickson, Gun Smith; W NJ Kaye,
Brass Foundry & Nachlnist; w oolrutf & Nc
Bride, Hardware Dealers.
Louisville, June, 1e47.
Ii is it'll much pleasure ! bear testimony to
the high value of G.. Warmers Patent Pump. as
a means OF preserving property from the destruc-
the of one; the fire in the roof and the
fousc three stories high. its des truction seemed
inevitable. tut one of those pumps brought
from neighDors cistern and placed over the tub,
which tub supplied with water by buckets,
and threw the water so ray as to extn~uish
The fire which had already advanced 10 a fearful
-xtent think every house Of any value should
De supplied with one if for no other purpose, for
protecting il from destruction by fire
J. G. PARKER;
Charlestown, Ia. June, I-41
We, the Undersigned, citizens of Richmond,
having noticed the operation of one of c. War
IN Main ST., in front of Scott < Co.'S Store, and
believing it to combine the qualities of dura-
1iiity, cheapness and to7're, we take pleasure in
commenting it TO the public.
Thos. j. Bargis; VIM. w Grant; D. p. Tfol-
oway; Joseph Mccoy; Joseph Howells; b. w.
Davis.
Richmond November 2 Is47 45:3m