The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-17
The Farmers Wants Net,
The wheat crop -aycd 10y The Use Of
Persons Patented Seed Drill,

MAN tIt hEb 4 tff i''.
Re ANING u,t returned tr"m the country
q where lha'e seen n uurubcr OF tuc uuner,
Il u. Whou,ci thus dull Inst sprung and all aud
msnyohcrs have heard from 10y Irltrr, al. eAp'ss-
ing themselves >liisi'd with their purchase, and do
uotbel-ye any farmer would take three tme' the
cost los hl, drill, pmvdng ne tont'fnoI Obtain an
other The saving oi labor aud seed alone i 'ui-
hclcut iHducruent ior every muucr Ia have uIh :
but there are ohercousldersluu> OF stu. greater mn
portancc, ~ o has been fully u>ceuaurd mat Al
least one lhlrd more wheat can b. raised where 1t
Is seeded with good dull.
The work 81 the drills not confined 10 the scrd-
ing Oi heat, hut ',Ill seed all kinds 81 gram ana
seeds Mr.. Do II'oh, Of Wisconsin, who purchas-
Ell dill last spring, sHld he would plant or 50"
every seed on hI. nIm except potatoes WIN the
drIli Many have inquired OF me Il corn could be
planted 10 advantage with the drill. say IL call.
saw three fields last August that was planted with
the drll.ai Rockford by .ur II ". HoIoss, james
lFurksaHd j. Johnson. They said they would get
GtIcnSt one third more corn than VIA en- planted 10
the usu'i wuY II vii. De- remembered that TINS /,
PiERSON'SPArESr SEED DRILL,
Manufactured at Chicago, BY 4 Nane, nhichis nd
miled Ia lee TAT superior 10 auy gram dri.l m TINS
country and perhaps IN the world. FOR simplicity
durability, and ueutupss ut workmanship, II stands
unrya.lCi. There are other drills that are sold tor
les, money, but II u not always the thing sold at the
lowest price that is the cheapest AMI u u - with
and beComes dissatisfied with hls bargain, l. az h-
erty TO return II in SIX months, m good order and
will give him hls money back and take the increase
ot gram raised 10y using the drill tot H. use. Any
farmer wishing drill IN the spring, wlIl ba disap-
pointed in getting 1t unless he sends M hls order
soon, ~ am making for none hu' those that order
Send along the orders; spring vii soon be- here. ]
will give the names OF a iew farmers who have the
dnlis q have had wheat seeded hy them:
ILLINOIS.
lRsssrs King & Laihrop, 81. Charles.
Jane. Brown Geneva.
Joseph Churchill, Batavia,
James Schoonhaven Elsin,
T.. II. Seward, Mcrinso.
H. W Barrass Rockford
james Works,
Horace Miller,
c. C. Miller
Joseph Wilson, Buffalo Grove.
Rinewault Il Ilildcrman, Nj Carol
J. Schoolmnker, Pennsylvania settlement.
John Gage, Arlington, Lake co.
William ReddIck, Ottawa.
Ralph Ware, Granville
T. T. Minor, NJ. d, Elk Grove.
J. d NJ, h Mason, Pennington.
Joseph Wells,
A. II. Elawley, Pekin.
}. Dickson,
Lewis shelton,
Peter Mef, Esq, Paris.
ISCONSIN.
A. 7. Dickey, Racine.
Deacon Smith, Troy.
Nj, Edwards Sugar Creek.
Mr. Pierce, "
NJ. Bubleo, "
VIM. DeWolf Heart Prairie.
Horace Adams,
Ebenczer Thomas, Eagle Prairie,
A. X, llinkley,
Henry Warner Fond iu Lac
II. Hubert, Platteville
j.. 5. Bublee & Co, Brluit
low
Rev T 8. Norris, Du Buqus.
! VI. c. Pierce,
| There nre many more names could give you
but think 1t unnecessary | would further inform
the farmers Of the west that have taken the stor,
| No l57 South IPnter street, corner Of In Sale
/ known as the old Bank Building, tor the purpose o
/ keeping NIL kinds oithe best and most approved tar
ming implements and seeds Farmers visiting CHI,
cago are invited TO call on the subscriber
! Chicago, Jan. ia. NANE, Isl South Wntcr 81