The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10


We can refes to thousands'using them, and guarsn-
tee mat all vill recommen q them They are more
simple In construction, and work easier, and eess
sour readers viii end the doubie-scttns. improv.
ed Pump Of D. West Co., one ofthe best In the
market It is very simple, works to charm 80 that
stream, and does not freeze IN che coolest exposur>
e., and Is unusually cheap. We say this knowingly
the knowledge or request Of the proprjstors. "-N.
Y. Ere. Post, July LIST. 1868.
This may certify thatI have been using at my
ma nnfaetory. for The last four years. "Wests I'm.
proved Pumps" I nov have In three Of saiA
PunPs, sae % which b kept constantly 1t work. -
hours each day, lsave sundays] and has been runs
ming for the past two years. pronounce them, un.
hesitatingly, the best pumps that have been brcush
TO my notice, having used many Others previously,
They are simple In their construcsioa and not easily
dissrranged.
N. Y. Oct. 10, 1859. JAMES A. W m.
We are pleased 70 state that the Pumps we had q
you, about year ago, have been In constant use
y hours each day, and raise for the use 81 ouS
They work with but little power, compared Nth
pumps we have used before, and do NOS RI out Of
repair, and are satisfactory In all respects
Yours, &C.,
DUNLAP MAKusAcrvkrxe co.pAsY.
Scion Robinson TO the Farmers Clnp. Jan. ag.
bly, saSra 10 be without az iron pump. n shosid b
at once suction and force pump-s perfeet iitsls
ere engine-such : one known as VESTS improysS
know it...k be very simple. durable, powerful and
cheap. and 1t don freeze up. get out Of order
ing the farmers good by speaking Elf A boy ia
yeass old can work II, and throw : continnous inch
.nd-a-quarter. stream n esA be made TO ~osk In
From ne Nsso York Observer
Wehsve had In we for moRaAs Hsss one Of, Wsst'a
Pumps, which has given ~ more satisfactien = 3
Il l. one Of great power. asd Ven adapted Tor .Sip
decks mines, factories, greenhouse graperies de-
Do. The Mining OAreaicss asa RaiSseay Jovr~s1
1t Is recommended for its extreme simplicity Of
cnnstraction, great strength and consequent d.ra.
sy and sssapnes: !. ofrs l. There is NO ssunes
that upon the WORKING piston, working In cylin.
DER fitted for thePupose within the upper air chan
Ing liable to be dersnged and leak under srone
pressure to say nothing OF the loss by friction pck
den. thereto O. IT Ia; ,l.c ssa Nv.
BY sir-preventiug water-hammer, and vacuum,
thumP. The valves are very accessible, and simply
any pamp We have ever seen the 4incS cylinder
being worked BY children In wells 100 feet deep, and
e they sr. extremely ebesP q well q simple and
strong, We freely recommend them.
tpa rsaa ct. Mech L, L, 1850
have used this pump for one summer and winter,
exposed 10 Sue NOrtu We1b vino coming over LODE
Island sound being the coolest possible 'expossre
and at no time did 10 freeze, nor were We unable ~
any time to pump water With great ease
II. B. MCILyAin.
The nndersigned, having TO use "wssth Improy.
cd Pumps," chserNally reeopDed them - simple,
durable nd powerfuIin raising and tArovips vstes
and for their ease OF action, security AGAINST hbst
and low price, We believe them superior TO all others
se 81 Warren Leland, Met. Hotel, New York.
wv. Pomeroy, Yonkers, N. Y. Ii -
nttst Jno Messereau, N. r. ii'H Hsst 49,
Dominica Lawrence, Winchester.
Cambridge Mine, N. O., Juno rs lsssH
Gepts-Ths pump which ordered for our Mae 10
received and put 10 work In our underlay shaft,
which We are sinking, We and that one. man viii
with ease lit 30 gallons per minute, We Hired In
three and Q half hours all the water IN the shafs
which measures seven BY twelve feet and % tee(
deep, and II was full when We commented. u an.
swers expectations in every respect, and our
workmen are highly pleased With ~ - Will de-
great service with but trfns expense for rspairs,
Yours, psspectNully, pAf BuAs Hi0onb.
We have plenty more such csrtincates,n hut think
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