The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-05-31
GENERfL AGENTS.
Irtis Wells, Genl Ag't1st Congressional D
DIAMOND CORN GULTIVAT0R.
Corner Of Front and wspello streets,
Oftum wa, Iowa.

| Oftum wa, Iowa.
We would inform the public that we are manufa C.
turing large number of those Diamond Cultvators
that has given universal satisfaction the past
years through the south west counties of Iowa. We
have alton in saying that there is no Guilt
yator tn II has ever been in the west and been ad.
mir ed much by Farmers as the Diamond Cultiva-
tors, as will be seen by examining the list Of cerf-
| Gates underneath. We would call the attention Of
| those wishing Cultivators this season. to call and
! examine our Plows before purchasing You will
save time and money by doing so. 1t is decidedly
the best Corn Pillow In 1t weighs only nlnet v
| six pounds when all rugged for blowing, and is,
| therefore, light on teams and easy managed. Any
! boy that can drive a team pillow from eight to
! ten acres per day. The pillow De gnaged to any
depth desired from two TO six In ches by simply re-
moving a pin, or can be thrown entirely out of the
! ground If desired. BY adding the mddle--or fifth
| plow-it becomes most convenient pillow for put
ting in wheat and oats. BY removing the forward
plows il becomes yeiy convenient marker for
laying off corn ground.
THE DIAMOND CULTIVATOR
has four Diamond Plows attached to It, instead of
shoyels. which completely cuts up and turns over
weeds and leaves the ground much cleaner than
a shovel There is also two extra pIows, or long
narrow bull-tohgues, that go with each Cpit, ator,
for blowing when quite small making six
plows to our Cultivator for the sum Of
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
Those wishing corn plows obtain them of any
Of our Agents, whose names and residence we give
below, or at our mandatory in ottumwa.
We will give few certificates from men that have
used our plows for tn past two years.
"We, the undersigned. have used the Diamond
Cultivator, manufactured by Sewer 4 Bramhau, of
Ottumwa, Iowa, and believe them to be The BRsr
Cultivator now in use, and would recommend tn IN
10 the Farmers of Iowa, to be just what they eed
pillow that will do their work well the best; light
/ of draught and very easy managed and we belieys
! the most durable and cheapest pillow in use.
N Bowland; - Richard, George Reeves,
Paris Caldwell, John johnson -Wape 10 co.
Jas. Leach-Argo, Lucas co.
Victory Observation-Disclosures, Wayne CO.
John Chander-Union co,
stephen Threldkeld, Noah Threlked, Austin Davis
Charlton.
p: Wilson, J. W. Richards, II. Richards, W. J..
Purnell-Wapello co.
William Gethel-Clark 90. .. ... ...
wv Mitchell, G Holmes, Charles Garten, John
Farber, hopkins, II Adams, Hiram Moore,
Holmes Standardization.
Cyrus Sanford Georgetown.
John Mckman-Ce streviiie.
Robt. Anderson-Columbus City.
Plows can be obtained from the following Agents
G W Blal e-Chartion, Lucas CO.
| Joel ii Adams Jas Leach, "
Victory Auberry-Lucas CO
! Moses Dean--Clarke co
| John Chandler-union CO .#
Work-AgeT cy City
IL Durfey-Butler y. o, Keokukee
John HickmaD-ASpanoo co
VIM Demress--Ringgold CO
Mendeni all d BaRer--PeIla
Mcbride DC BrOs.--Ottumwa
BOwland-Wapello CO
Hiram Moore-four miles east Of Charlton
wagons constantly on hand for sale, and rep air.
Ing Of all kinds done TO order. All work warranted
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