The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-01
Cbiraqo advertisements.
The Farmers Wants Met!
The wheat crop .sysJ ). 10 VI VI
Persons Patented Seed Drill |!

MANUFACTURED AT CHICAGO.
iiNG Just returned frcm the caautry
where have seen number Of ,he iarmsrs
- who used This drlll last spring and fall, end
ing themselves satisfied with their purchase and do
otbelleve any farmer would take three tines the
cost Tor his drl, providing he could not Obtain an.
other he saving Of lnbor and seed alone 10 suf.
hclent lnducement tor every farmer 10 have drill;
ou' There are other considerations ofsi greater i'm.
por'nnce, as u has been fully nsctrlninsd that at
least one third more wheat can be raisri where il
Is SCI d d with good drill
Ihe work Of The drill il not confined to the seed-
me OF wheat bur will seed all kinds Of glam and
seeds. Mr. DE Volt OF Wisconsin, who purchase
ed driil last spring, said he would plan, or sow
every seed on his fam except potstoes" with the
drill, Many have Iaqnlied Of me II com could BIZ
planted to advantage with the drill. say il can.
saw three hekls last August that was planted with
The drill nj Rockford, by Mr. H. W Iarross, James
'Iorksnhd Johnson. They SAID they would got
utleas one third more com than VIII en- planted in
ihs nsna way. Il Will be remembered that this IL
PERSONS PATENTED SEED DRILL.
Manufactured at Chicago by A. Nane, v hich is ad.
united to lie tar superior to any grain dill in this
country and perhaps in the world, For simplicity,
durability, and neatness of workmanship /, stands
unriyaed. There are other drills hn, are sold for
less moncybu 1t Is not always the thing sold at thu
lowest price that is the cheapest and il is 20 with
drills Any good farmer who gets one Of my drills,
ana oecoines dissatisfied with his bargain is at lib
er'y to return il IN six months. in good order and
VIII give HIM hls money back and take the increass
OF gram raised by using the drill for IL use ANY
farmer Wishing drll in the spring, will be dssp.
pointed IN getting it unless he sends in his order
soonn am making for none but those that order.
send along the orders; spring will soon be here.
will give the names of a few farmers who have tbs
d.iIs or have had wheat seeded by them
ILLINOIS.
Nessrs King & I.aihIop ST. Charles
james Brown, Geneva
Joseph Churchill, Batavia,
James SchoUnhaven, Elgiu,
T. II. Seward, Moripgo.
IL. ". Barrass, Rockford.
James Works,
Horace Miller, "
&. c. Miller,
Joseph Wilson, Buffalo Grove
Rlnewault d Hilderman, Mt Carol
}. Schoomakcr. Pennsy lvana Settlement
John Gage Arlington, Lake co.
William Rcddick, Ottawa.
Ralph Ware, Granville,
+. T. Minor NJ. D., Elk Grove.
id NJ b. Mason, Pennington.
Joseph Wells,
A. II. Hawley, Pekin
j. Dickson,
Lewis Shelton,
Peter Mef, Esq, Paris,
ISCONSIN
A. p, Dickey, Racine.
Deacon Smith, Troy.
Mr.. Edwards, Sugar Greek
Mr.. Pierce,
I. NJ. Bublce. q"
! VIM DeWolf lIsart Prairie.
! Horace Adams,
Ebenezer Thomas, Eaglo Prairie.
A. X. Huxley.
Henry Warner Fond du Lac
III. Hubert, Platteville
id ). Bublee Il Co., Brlot
| IOWA
Rev. ]. s. Norris, Du Buque.
II. c. Pierce,
There nre many more names could give you
but think II unnecessary. | would further inform
The farmers OF the west thai have taken the stora
No. l51 South Ipater street. corner of La Sale
known ms the old Bank Building for the purpose o
keeping all kinds OF the best and most approved far
ming implements and seeds Farmers visiting Chi
caeo are invited 10 call on the subscriber
! chicago, Jan LA. VANE, l57 South Water 81