New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

st., Times Buiding, OF address the
AMERICAN HYDRoPUJT COMPANY,
No. lsI Rassau-st, and No 81 Psrs-row. New-York
IMPORTANT TO RAILROAD COMPANIES.
WEsrFJELD, Chsutauqua Co., Nov. II, 1860.
AnFRlcas HrDRoPuLr Co.--GeatlSmen' On the
night of the first of the present month the buildings Of
he r. ilroad DEPOT at tls place took fire. part Of
Which was destroyed but large portion of the build
ugs were saved by the Of the Hydropult aone az
tie only engine in the place was out of order.
We can recommend the Hydropult as the most reli-
able fire engine in use and it should be in every rail
road depot in the country. Yours, &C.,
TT. MACoNBER.
Testimonial from S. U. Church Il Bro, Mildlefell,
Mass: aeon
AsTRoAS HYDRoPULT Co.:
Gentlcmea. Our Dye-House took fire on the night
of tie 9th instant and when discovered the flames
had burst through the roof.
With the cid of two Hydropults, one-half of the
building, together with valuable apparatus, was
saved. which must inevitably have been destroyed
without their assistance. We think every family
should have one or more on their premises
You're, truly, g U. CHURCH BROS.
eer from the President and Secretary OF the Ciii-
zens Mutual Insurance Company:
BmGHToN, Mass, April II, 1860.
WV. I. VosE, esq.--Dcar Sir: Since the late FIRE
at the north part of our town AI rl - we have felt
desire 10 offer you word of encouragement in your
labors to introduce to the public your Hydroput The
Clailes River Hotel could not possibly have been
saved had il not been for the very efficient service #
two Of your Hydropubs; and if the truth is told, We
must give them credit for saving many thousand dollars
worth OF property. Had the hotel burned great many
buildings must have been destroyed before the flames
could have been sGbdued, the wind was blowing
fresh from the southwest and must have made clean
sweep for long distance on both sides Of the street.
We consider your HydrOput the best we have ever
cen; they are light, can be worked with ease, and
will do great deal of service with very little water,
which very important qualification since it is often
the Gaze that much damage is done by water rs by
fire. and We are leased 10 be able to recommend them
TO the public as something that ought to be in every
house With Lest wishes for your success, we re-
main, Yours respectfully,
r. C. SPARHAWK, President.
s ". TEowBRDsE, Secretary and Treasurer
Letter from A. b. Rogers esq, Engineer Water
town, Fire Department:
WArERTowS, Mass, April 81, 1860.
VIZ. T. VosE. Esq-Deor SIR; | take much plea
sue in recommending Your " Portable Hydropulr to
the uLc after having seen It's efficiency in eXtinguisl-
il many fires in this vicinity More particularly has
10y attention been called to II ut the fires which
ned at Brighton aud al the works Of The WatortOwn
Gas Co.. in both instances it was the OF saving
a large amount Of property. At the North Brighton
fire. the Charles River Hotel was saved from desruo
ton wholly by two Of your Hydropults also two
wooden buildings situated near the Geometry at Mount
Auburn, were saved by your machines. The attention
OF our citizens being called it, they yoed last
town meeting an appropriation, and they have pur-
ehased quantity and Deposited them in the care Of
responsible reldens 10 our town for in case Of fire.
During an experience of nearly sixteen years AZ a
fireman, can truly say have seen anything SO
simple and compact efficient and useful, 80 por-
table, that meets the wants Of the community. Wish
ing you the success the inventions justly merits, 1
remain, yOuls truly A. b. ROGERS,
Engineer Fire Dept.
From The Troy Dsiy Arelr, Sept. y, 1850
The HYDHOPULT.--We would call the special otien.
ton OF our readers 10 this elective and valuable nstru
nent, now on exhibition nj the Mechauics Hall Fair
Grounds. II IL a light and portable hydrlnt weighing
but eight pounds, can be carried where it il needed
used by child; yet it if strong and durable, and
viii throw stream Of water fifty feet high with great
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