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

| strf ke and being portable, and easily worked by
cLid POSSESSES adyaLtag, not TO be overlooked. We
understand further exhibitions of it will be made.
From Moore's Rural New.Yorker
What is q hydTopuhi" That was also our query
reader, on fIst seeing the name, but not long
LETT in doubt and darkness the subject for the par
| ties interested forwarded us the masheen," the
article with the Greek cognomen. II is doubleact.
ing force PUMA miniature fire annhilator," water
sphinx er &C. Which lids fair to become very useful
and popular "instituion" in both town and 20 ntry.
II is light and portable, easily operated, and apparent
ly strong and durable The cent operates ad.
| uirally. We quote brief description: " The appa.
ratus is a SIM le ,rang Of two valves, placed
that Whether you pull push down, they draw water
from tie pail tub, ard force il ont of the pipe with
velocity proportion ale to the fore lied by the hand
foot stir1up attached below, and the apparatus s
used as represented in tie engraving The implement
is CONVEX lent as it be carried around with bucket
OF water and lie ued at any point desired, for spnk-
III gardens trees, eraperies washing windows ETC.,
etc Il lacks the application If level power but this
is not necessary for ordinary By quick strong
motion of the hand, We have readily thrown water
upon the roof of two and half story building and
| even higher 1t is well made, chiefly Of brass"
Tie various and advantages Of the Hydropult
are enumerated in our advertising department.
From The Troy DIZZY Wing Sept. r. 1860
The HydTOpUlt, lew invention for throwing water
il exhibition at the Industrial Grounds and viii
attract great deal Of attention. It is spoken OF by
all who have used il "A valuable article For
gardens is invaluable aud for protecting roofs from
fire, and every other use to which stream Of water
can be put it is without rival.
Tie Hon. Thomas ID. Carroll of this city, who has
used it, speaks OF the Hydropul in the highest TERMS
We advise our readers 10 take look at il on tho
exhibition grounds to-day.
From The Troy Daily Times Sept u, 1850
Tie Hydropul one OF the most useful and yau0bls
inventions of the age, on exhibition at the Fair
Grounds. Our dtizens should not fail to see il ia
operation.
From The Utica Daily Observer Sept o. 1850
IHE HYDRoPULT MIR Charles Z. Button of New
York, General Agent If the American Hydroput
Company, is STOPPING at Baggss Hotel in tits city,
day or two, for tie purpose of introducing here the
Hydropult, or Double-Aciing Force-Pump an article
recently patented by W. T. vose. IL is light, porta.
BE hydlant, easily canied and worked BY the hand
aud adapted walking windows, watering gardens,
sprinhlrg streets, extinglishing 6es &C.. &c. Sew.
eral instances record where serious ires have
been prevented by this siml lie machine. It Is an ia.
yention well worthy Of general notice, and we hope
an active agency will be established here for lie intro
ducon and sale.
The HydropuIt has received Premiums at several Of
the late State Fairs, to wit:
MISSOURI
MARYLAND,
MICHIGAN,
MASSACHUSETTS,
NETWORK,
NEw.HAMPSHIRE.
and the highest premium at the
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR,
NEw-YoRk CRY.
The HrDRoPULr has been adopted as Fire Avpa
ratus by the
UNION SCHOOLS, Ypianii Michigan.
BAY STATE MILLS, Lawrence, MA.sacbus-tss
FALLS COMPANY, Norwich, Connecticut
FALLS COMPANY, Providence RI
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
INDIANAPOLIS A CINCINNATI RR
DETROIT MILWAUKEE RR
And other Companies
The use of this simpl, bni effective engine viii pra.
vent dangerous fires at all times and in all pisces
PglCE ONLY TWELVE DOLLARS
AMERICAN HYDROPULT GO.
No ISL NAssAU-SE,
ANp
No. a. PARK ROW,
SAW-lOsL