{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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CENTRIFUGAL WASHING MAcBIrE.--SIRs :
In your Journal of the 23d instant, noticed a
brlef account OF my washing machine, which
requires some little correction, as the public
should be properly informed upon all inven-
tons designed for general good. The wheels
are not propelled by steam from boiler as is
stated in that account; the practical use Of the
boIler IS to convey steam through \ pipe into
lhe axis, upon which the washing tub revolyes,
and from thence into the water TO keep il hot
y is propelled by the simple crank and manu-
al power, but may be so constructed as TO run
by steam or any other power. A full account
of this invention will be given in few days,
IN the mean time we shall continue 10 give evi-
dence OF It's great utility and superiority over
all other inventions Of the kind. We warrant
it perfect, and that ii cannot be beaten.


EDWARD ID. TlPpETr