The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-22
The Farmers Wants Met,
Persons Patented Seed Drill,

MANUFACTURED At CHICAGO.
. q ANlNG rusl returned from the country,
YTS where laaye seen a number OF the farmers
g. K WHO usei this drii lar, spring and TALL and
many others nave heard from by letter, d express
my themselves satisfied with their purchase, and do
uothe.lsye ans farmer would take three times the
co5ti1r lu- drill, providing he could not obtain an
other. The saving utia1or aud seed alone is Sui-
nceu' luducgmcu, tor every farmer 10 have a drlli
but there are other considerations Of s' greater nj
pOriarcr, rs 10 has been fully 0scvy,alurd that az
lens, one third more wheat can be raised where u
is s.cd. with n good drill
Tie work OF ,de drills not confined 20 tho seed
inE Of wheat but ,!..' seed an kinds ot grain and
seeds. Mr. DeUof OF lFscunsi1, vino purchas-
ed drill .ast spring, saj he world plant or sow
every seed on his farm except pot1toes' with n"
drill. Many have inquired OF me u corn could De
planted TO advantage with the drill. say u can.
saw three fields last August that was planted with
the driil az Rockford by Nr H. II. BaUuSs, James
lForksnnd ] Johnson. They said ,hey would get
7tle1st one Third more com than wi en- planted IN
the usual wav IL will he remembered tina, this Is
PERSONS PATENTED SEED DRILL,
Manufactured at Chicago, by j. Nane, whlchis od-
united TO lc iar superior 'u any grain duil N ihs
country and perhaps in the world. For simplicity,
durability and nca,ue5= Of workmanship, d stands
unlivlcd. There are other drills That are sold tor
less money butt is not always the thing sold az the
lowest p1ne that Is Che cheapest; ana " Is so win
/ dull- Any good iarmeyvhg gets one Of my dn..s,
erty 20 return 1t in SIX months, in good order and
viii give him hls money back and take the increase
, OF grain raised by using the drill forts use. Any
farmer wishing drill n the spring, will be dlsap-
pointed IN getting 10 uu.ess he sends m ms order
soon. n am making for none but those That order
Send along the orders spring wi. soon be- here |
will give the names ola few farmers who have Tie
drills or have had wheat seeded Ivy them:
ILLINOIS.
| nsssrs King s. Ia'AfOp, ST Charles.
/ james Brown, Geneva.
Joseph Churchill. Batavia,
/ James Schoouhgvcn, EIgIu,
+, II. Seward, Moringo.
II. W Barrass, Rockford
James Works,
Horace Miller
G. c. Miller
Joseph Wilson, Buffalo Grove
Rinewault < Hildcman Mt Carol
j Schoolmakcr, Pennsylvania settlement.
JOHN Gage, Arlington Lake CO.
William Reddck, Ottawa.
Ralph Ware, Granville,
T. T. Minor NJ d, Elk Grove.
JAM b Mason, Pennington.
Joseph Wells,
A. II. lIawlcy Pckin.
j. Dickson,
Lewis Shelton,
Peter MeH, Esq, Paris.
WISCONSIN.
A. p. Dickey, Racine.
, Deacon Smith Troy.
Mr. Edwards, Sugar Creek.
Mr. Pierce,
FM. Buhlec,
VIM. DeWolf Heart Prairie.
! Horace Adams,
4 Ebenezcr Thomas, Eagle Prairie.
D A. Z, Hinkley,
Henry Warner. Fond du Lac
y H. Hubert platteyille.
id 5. Bu, lee 4 Co., Belot.
I low A.
: Rev T s. Norris, Du Buque.
II. G. Pierce
There are many more names could give you
but think 1t unnecessary. ] would further inform
the farmers OF the west that have taken the stor
No. ISL South IVnter street, conner Of La Sale
h known as the old Bank Building, for the purpose 9
i keeping all kinds oithe best aud most approved far
q ming implements and seeds Farmers visiting Chi
!, cago are invited to call on the subscriber.
Chicago, Jan II, A.VANE, l51 South Water 81