Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-03

Mr. L W Cone
 Dear Sir: have used and attentively observed the operation ot the Vespcr Gas Light p,,rchas. ed of you in November last and am satisfied that have good light at less expense than have before had poor one. produced by any lamp for burning oil or by candles. We have also laid aside oul lamp for burning kerosene or carbon oil. have considered the burning of camphene and burning fud in the lamps commonly used, too dangerous to be allowed and for this reason have procured them All the benefit they have ever conferred will poorly compensate for one of the many lives they have destroyed. The arrangement of the Vesper Gas Light is such that the principal liability to acci dent is avoided. Explosion is impossible and con- slider it, with ordinary care. perfectly safe The light produced is clear and brilliant, and certainly less fatiguing to the eyes than any artificial light have ever used. Half cent hour is a fair esti- hate of the expense of the camphene required. It Is in all respects easily managed and when properly arranged it burns long time without need of fur ther attention. BENJ. WEIGH, M D.
 NORFOLK BANK Jan. 12 1859 Mr. J " Cone
 Dear Sir We have had your vesper Gas Light in use in this Bank for some time past, and from my the cheapest and best yt have used. It gives entire satisfaction. Truly yours,
 A. G. PLrr1BoNE, Cashier
 TWISTED BANK, WEST TWISTED, Jan., ls5s Mr. J. " Cone. Eq-
 Dear sir Having given the vesper Gas Lamp, which we purchased C" you, fair trial, take pleas ure in informing you that it operates to entire satisfaction. It gives more light at less expense than any other kind of lamp have ever used.
 Respectfully yours, HENRY GAY, Cashier.
 NORFOLK, Jan., 1859 Mr J " Cone
 Sir: The Vesper Lamp" which you placed in my office four weeks ago continues to give entire satisfaction. know of no lamp which, for cheap ness and brilliancy, comps with the Vesper Lamp
 Yours truly, 0. J. WoLcoTT.
 NORFOLK, Jan. 12, 1859 Dear sir: have used continually for the last six weeks, the Vesper Gas Light purchased of you, and wish to say that am fully satisfied with it. For a stationary light tQ read write, or work by, am convinced that cannot secure the amount of light Ill any other way for an expense so tritiing. You may say for me, to those whom you offer it, ' it is friend whose acquaintance will be valued most where It Is best known. RILEY STILLMAN.
 SOUTH NORFOLK, Dec, 1858, Dear sir After using your. .Vesper Gas Light, am of the opinion that it is the cheapest and best light now in use. The expense is less than any other light have ever Seen, less than gas light in New Haven or New York is furnished to consumers and far brilliant and beautiful. consider it sate and desirable article in every family.
 s. D. NORTHwAY.
 WINCHESTER CENTRE, Jan, 1859 Mr. J. v. Cone-
 Dear sir Having used the Vesper Gas Light, find it the most desirable lamp offered to the public in this vicinity. For volume, clearness, and cheapness of light it is unsui passed. Having used one ot your single burners with 74 cents worth of camphene three evenings, of about hours each, equal to l2 hours or cents per evening of hours As matter of interest us we'll as convenience find it the most desirable light have ever seen.
 Very respectfully, T. BRONSON,
 C. WErMoRE
 
 Joseph ". Cone Esq.-
 Dear sir: The Vesper Gas Lamp we bought of you some weeks since, proves perfect charm. It s cheap and durable light, if anything it grows better and better as to brllancy of light if the d rections are followed that accompany the lamp. Therefore can cheerfuly recommend them to others being far ahead of any other article in use and hope that every person that may be in want of beautiful light will purchase at once and en- joy it's Illuminating influence.
 Yours, SHEPARD & KING.
 EAST CANAAN, Jan. 15, 1859. Dear Sir: I have now used the "vesper Gas Light for more than month, and am prepared to say, that so far it has proved the best the cheapest the ceanest, and the whole the least troublesome light have ever used in my family.
 Yours truly, H. EDDY. J. w. Cone, Esq-
 take great pleasure in bearing my testimony to the superiority of the Vesper Gas Light Lamp over all others that have used. For four months, our dining room has been illuminated by two of them, and more recently the chapel has been completely lighted by four burners. For parlors, schools and lec' they are, in my opinion the best that can be used. The first quality of camphene must be regarded as necessary to thorough test of the quail ities of the .'Vesper Lamp'
 Yours truly, JAMES RICHARDS, Sup't. u. GOSHEN, Jan. 16, 1859. ', Dear sir have for some time past been using the vesper Gas Light, and owing to the safety and simplicity of the lamps the brilliancy. beanty and economy of the light, consider it unsurpassed for general use Truly yours, FRED LYMAN VESPER GAS FIXTURES of all prices.
 s9 J. w. CONE, Norfolk.