The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10


We can refes TO thousands using them, and suassr-
toe that oil will rec onniend them. They are m.re
simple in construction, and work easier, and cost
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Our readers will find the doublo.sctinx, improv-
ed Pump OF :. D. West Co., one ofthe best in the
any child may use It throws a steady, eontinuous
stream and does not frsene In the coolest sTpos.r
and give the testimony of eur own accord. without
the knowledge or request Of ths proprietors "-E.
Y. Zee. Post, July fst. 1858.
This may certify that have been usin1 atmv
mandatory for III. last four years aWest's Inn.
proved Pumps" now have In three Of said
hours each day, (save sundaysl and has been run
ming for the past two years. pronounce them nm
to my notice having .ssd other.
They are simple in their construction and not easily
J. D. WEST 4 Co.:
We are plessed TO state that the Pumps we had
yoon, about year ago. have been In constant use,
~ hours each day, and .rsise for The use Of cur
Wooden Factory, about 100 gallons per minute
, They WORK wish but little power, compared with
pumps We have used before, and do not get su,saf
repair, and are satisfactory in All respects
DUNLAP MAs1yAsru.rse conr.rr.
Scion Robinson to the Farmers Jim Jan o.
! INC farmer who owns well or cistsrn can posi-
bly, afford to be without ar iron pump. II should BE-
fire engine such on. Known ss west. inprosss
Pump Ispest ofthis pump bscsnss happen to
cheap and It don freeze up, nor rst on, Of order
once year. know this, and thintI may be do.
Ing the farmers good by speaking Elf IL boy 10
years old can work 1t, and throw continuous inch
and a-quarter. stroam IL can be made TO work In
deep wells - we'll ~ in hallow ones"
Frs,ssAe N.,e York 05.srpsr
| We have had In for months MAJ ms NJ
Pumps, which has xivsn ~ more satisfaction a. a
force and lining pump shsn any We have used.
1t Is one Of great power, aud well adapted for shps
decks mines, fsctor e. green houses, grsps,iss Be-
&c. The Kinisss Chror.ic1s Rastsrav Josrnsk
says.
i Il Is recommended for It's extreme simplicity or
construction, great strength, and conssquen, dura-
bility and cheapness ofrepar. There 10 no s,utfinr
Sox.ths pressure es'ns held BY sep pnctnf. IKE
der. fitted for thepurposs within The upper air ohap,
ber--which We think sr.s. impror emsn,, ~ s.uI.
press,re say nothing Of tho loss BY friction Incl
dent thereto. II has also s~o air-chambsrs tha.
the action Of the y.lv. is cushioned npon both side,
by air-nreventiuy water-hammsr, aad vacuum
thump. The valves are very accessible, and sI IMPLY
and cheaply repaired. They work much easter than
any imp We have ever seen; the 4Inch cylinder
being worked by children In wells 100 feet deep MI
As they are extremely cheap as we'll as simple and
strong, we freely recommend Thorn.
c. Neck ILL., 1850
lhave used this pump for one summer and winter,
1 exposed to the North Wet wind coming over Long
Island sound, being the coolest possible sIp.surs
and at time did It freess, nor we're We unable At
any ,ime 70 pump water with grss, ease.
| II. Is. McfLvAts.
i
The undersigned, hav!ag TO use "wssts Imprsy-
cd Pumps" cheerfully recomnsd them a. simple
durable md powerful in raising nd ,hro ing water
and for their of action security against frsst
and low price, believe them superior to all Others
I Warren Leland, Met Hstsl, New York
! J. w. Pomeroy, Yonkers, y. Y.
Jno. hessersau, n. Y.
| Dominick Lawrence, Winchester.