North-East Center, N.Y., April 2d, 1849.'"

We have seen several of these rams at work; and in any place where the

required amount of fall can be had, with sufficient water to supply the

demand, we are entirely satisfied that no plan so cheap and efficient

can be adopted, by which to throw it to a higher level, and at a

distance from the point of its flow. We heartily commend it to all who

need a thing of the kind, and have at hand the facilities in the way of

a stream for its use.

It is hardly worth while to add, that by the aid of the ram, water can

be thrown into every room in the dwelling house, as well as into the

various buildings, and yards, and fields of the farm, wherever it may be

required.

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