JAMES FERGUSON, Esq, will accept ou
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Mr.. BENZ. S. BENSON, a citizen of Har-
ford county, Nd, has invented a machine
for raising spring water to any given height
accorGing to circumstances, for the use OF
families and other purposes, which COM
blnes so many advantages as to deserve the
attention of the public in greater degree
than any other apparatus for the like pur-
pose yet known.


By means of this discovery, any person
having a small run of water within con-
venient distance from his house, and spring
or fountain of pure water in the vicinity,
may, at small expense, transfer the water
of such spring into his kitchen, or into any
chamber of his house, or into his barn yard,
so as to have at all seasons of the year an
ample supply, without any personal labor.
The inventor of this highly useful machine
has secured patent for his discovery, and
has already put up number of his rams to



procured them.


In one instance, gentleman having a
spring of water in meadow 1000 feet from
his house, and 100 feet perpendicular depth
below it, by means of this simple apparatus
has 1000 gallons of water per day deliver
ed into a reservoir in his kitchen. From
this reservoir, by lead pipe, the water is
conveyed into trough in his barn yard,
where the coolest weather never freezes it,
and where his cattle have copious supply
of water during the whole year.


Persons wishing to know the particulars
of this machine, can learn them by address
ing the invsptor, at Jerusalem Mills, Hart
ford county, Md. .