The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-03
TO WHOLESALE PURCHASERS,
The Farmers Wants Met
The wheat crop snyed by the use OF
Persons Patented Seed Drill,

MANUFACTURED AT CHICAGO.
Es AVlNG wst returned from the country,
III where lhaye seen number OF the farmers
Il N who used this drill last spring aud tall, and
many Others have heard from by letter. all express
ing themselves satisfied with their purchase, and do
notbeeyr any farmer would take three time; The
cost Tor his drill, providing he could not obtain an
other. The saving otabor and seed alone Is SUI
hclent lnducemcn Tor every farmer TO have drll;
but there are other considerations o stu greater I'M
portance, as II has been fully ascerained mat al
least one third more wheat can be raised where II
is seeded with good drill.
The work OF the drill Is not confined TO the seed
ing OF wheat, hui 'all seed all kinds OF gram ana
seeds. Mr., De Volt OF WISCONSIN, who purchas-
ed drill last spring, sand he would plant or sow
every seed on hs farm except potatoes win the
drill. Many have inquired of me II corn could be
planted 10 advantage with the drill say 1t can.
! saw three fields last August that was planted with
the dnl al Rockford, by Mr.. H. ". BaTross, James
lVorksand J. Johnson, They SAID they would get
Mt least one third more corn than VIII en planted IN
the usual way. IL will be- remembered that ms Is
PIERSON'S PATENTED SEED DRILL,
Manufactured a, Chicago, by A Nane, Hhichis adj
milted 10 he tar superior TO any gram drill m TINS
country and perhaps in the world. For simplicity
durability, and neatness OF workmanship, II stands
unriyaed. There are other drills tina, are sold tor
less money, but it is not always the thing sold at the
lowest price that is the cheapest and II IS so with
drills Any good farmer who gets one ofmy drills,
and becomes dissatisfied with hi. bargain, - ut lib
erty TO return II III six months IN good order and
will give him hSs money back and take the lncrensc
OF gram raised by using the drill tor ~ use ANY
farmer wishing drill in the spring, will be disap-
pointed in getting 1t unless he sends III his order
soon, as aIn making for none but those that order
Send along the orders; spring will soon be here. /
will give the names ola few farmers who have The
drills OF have had wheat seeded By them:
ILLINOIS.
Messrs. King & Lnhrop, St Charles
James Brown, Geneva
Joseph Churchill Batavia,
James Schounhavcn, Elyin,
T.. H. Seward Moringo.
II. W. Barrass, Rockford
James Works, a
Horace Miller,
G.. c. Miller,
Joseph Wilson, Buffalo Grove.
Kinewaut & llilderman, Mt Carol
j Schoolmaker Pennsylvania Settlement.
John Gage, Arlington Lake co.
William Reddick Ottawa,
Ralph Ware Granville,
f. r Minor H. D., Elk Grove.
id NJ. B. Mason Pennington.
Joseph Wells,
A. II. Hawley, Pekin.
j Dickson,
Lewis Shelton,
Peter Meif, Esq, Paris.
ISCONSIN.
A. p. Dickey, Racine.
Deacon Smith, Troy.
Mr.. Edwards, Sugar Creek.
! Mr. Pierce,
| i, NJ. Bubec, 4"
VIM DeWolf, Heart Prairie.
| Horace Adams,
Ebenezrr Thomas, Eagle Prairie.
! A. R. Huxley,
Henry Warner. Fond du Lac.
! H. Hubert, Platteville
| id 5. Bubee & Co, Belolt.
IOWA.
Rev. 7. S Norris, pu Buque.
u C. Pierce,
There are many more names could give you,
bu, think II unnecessary. ] would further inform
the farmers of the west that have taken the store
No, ISL South Water street, corner OF La Sale,
known as the old Bank Building, for the purpose OF
keeping all kinds oithe best and most approved far
ming implements md seeds Farmers visiting Chi
cago are invited TO call on the subscriber
/ Chicago, Jan. liza. VANE, l57 South Wafer st