The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
The Farmers Wants Met,
The wheat crop sayed by the use Of
Persons Patented Seed Drill,

MANUFACTURED At CHiCAGp.
&c ANING Just returned from the country
where have seen number at the llrmeg,
~ who used this dr.il last spring ami tall. and
many others have heard from by letter, Al, express
ing tlIeuls. ives satisfied Wuh their purchase, ana do
uotbellcyc any tanner would take three times The
cost tor hi dull, providing he CJu.I not obtain an
other. The saving OF labor and seed alone IS sui-
hceui IuducrmeH tor every tanner to have drul;
hU there are other considerations U -ll greater ma
porthnce, rs % has been fully asceriaiucd That at
least one thirI more wheat can be raised where 1t
Is seeded with good drill
The work OF the drl,i j. not confined to the seed
ihE OF wheat. bat viii seed all kinds ut gram aud
SEEDS, Mr.. De Volt OF Wisconsin, who purchas-
ed drill last spring, said hn would plant or SOW
every seed on his iarm except potatoes with the
drill, Many have inquired oi me 1t corn could be
planted 10 advantage with the drill. say 1t can.
saw three fields last August lint was planted with
The dn.nl Rockford, 10y VIZ. II. ". Bauoss, James
| lIorksand }. Johnson, They said they would get
atleast one third more corn than VIII en planted in
the usual way. 10 viii be- remembered that thS Is
, plERSON'S PATENTED SEED DRILL,
Manufactured al Chicago, by 4. Nane, which IS nd
United to be tar superior 10 any grain drill IN THIS
country and perhaps in the world. For simplicity,
durability, and neatucss Of work manshp, II stands
unrNaed. There are other drills that arc sold tor
less money but II Is not always the thing sold nj the
lowest price that IL the ChrHpest and II IS Wiih
drills. Any good farmer who gets one Of my drills,
and becomes dissatisfied with bis bargain, Is at lib.
erty TO return II IN SIX months ~ good order aud
wl,i give him his money back aud take the increase
Of gram raised by using the dill for IL use. Any
| farmer Wishing dnIl in the spring, wi, be dlsap
pointed IN getting II unless he sends IN his order
coon, rs aul making tor none bat ,ho>e lal order;
send along the orders; spring wl soon br here. |
Yl.I give The names ola few farmer. who have the
ins.' Or have had wheat srcdrdhy them:
ILLINOIS.
Hessrs. King 4 lnlhrop, ST. Charles.
James Brown. Geneva.
Joseph Churchill, Bl;ayII,
jaime, sChOouhaycn, E.riu,
L. II. Seward, Morlngo.
H. W. Bamass, Rockford
James Works,
Horace Miller,
! c. c. Miller,
| Joseph Wilson Buffalo Grove
Rncwault d ALDERMAN Mt Carol
J. Schoolmaker, renusy lvanm Settlement.
John Gage, Arlington Lake 60.
William Reddick Ottawa.
| Ralph Ware, Granville,
H. T. Minor NJ. D, Elk Grove
J'd NJ. y. Mason, Pennington.
Joseph Wells,
a. II iiwlcy, Pekin.
J. Dickson,
Lewis shelton
Peter Mef Esq, Paris.
ISCONSIN.
A. p. Dickey, Racine.
Deacon Smith, Troy.
MI Edwards, Sugar Creek,
Alr Pierce,
T. NJ. Bublee,
VIM. DeWolf Heart Prairie.
Horace Adams, "
Ebenezcr Thomas, Eagle Prairie,
A. K, ilinkley,
Henry Warner, Fond du Lac
II. Hubbert plattevilc.
J.e ). Bublee & CO., Brcit
! low A.
Rev ] : Norris, Du Buque.
H. c. Pierce.
Iheir alc many more names ! could give you
hut think It unnecessary. ! would further inform
The farmers ri the west that have taken the store
No. l1i south lPatcr street, corner oi La Sale
known ~ the old Bank Building, or the purpose o
keeping all kind, The best and most approved far.
ming implements and seeds Farmers visiting CHI
earo are invited TO call on the subscriber
Chicago, Jan. ll.A. NANE, l57 South Water st