The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-06-21
The Farmers Wants IIet
The wheat crop sayed by the use Of
Persons Patented Seed Drill,

NAN tFICICRED At CHitIGU.
EN- ANlNG Just returned from the country,
IA where lhaye seen number Of the farmers
4 n who used tins drill last spring and fall and
many others have heard from by letter. all express
ing themselves satisfied with their pugchase and do
noibeAcye any farmer would take three times the
cost tor his drill, pruyilu. he could not obtain an
other. The saving OF labor and seed alone Is suit
hceut lnducement ior every farmer 10 have drill;
but there are other considerations OF sli greater I'M
portance, as 1t has been fully ascertaincd that at
least one third more wheat can he raised where II
Is seeded with good drill.
The work OF the dy, Is not confined TO the seed
nc OF wheat, but |Il seed all kinds 81 gram ana
seeds. Mr. De IEo.L Of Wisconsin, who purcAns-
ed a drill last spring Sail hr would plan. or sow
every seed ON h.' Hu 'cNcup, potatoes with tue
drx Many have inquired ul ~" n corn cNl,. Doe
plated 10 advantage with t'a drill. ! say il can.
saw ihrcc fields Inst Au-usrIhai w1- planted w'h
lHc du..at Rockiori,hy .Vr. H. ". jouoss, james
lIorksand J. johnson, They said they would get
at least one third more corn than wh en- planted u
the usll, way. II wifi BE- remembered that tins is
PiEESON'S PATENTED SEED DRILL,
Manufactured at Chicago, By 4. Naue, vhichls nd
miIted to be TAR superior 90 any grain drill IN this
country and perhaps IN tie world. FOR simplicity
durability, and nplturss ot workmanship, il stands
unrya.icd There are other drills that are sold for
less money but is not always the thing sold at the
lowest Price that is the cheapest and 1t is so with
and becomes dissatisfied with his bargain, l. at lib
cry to return ii IN six months, in good order and
Val give HIM hls money back aud take the increase
OF grain raised by using the drill for ~ use. Any
farmer wishing drill in the spring, will be disap-
pointed IN getting it unless he sends in his order
soon, as ann making for none but those TINT order,
Send nlong the orders sprngwlll soon be- here. |
will give the names oil few farmers who have the
drills or have had wheat seeded by them:
ILLINOIS.
.Hessrs King & Lilhrop Il. Charles.
James Brown, Geneva
Joseph Churchill, Batavia,
James SChoOnhayen, ElgIn,
H. II. Seward Moriugo.
II. W. Barrass, Rockford
James Works,
Horace Miller,
G.. c. Miller,
Joseph Wilson Buffalo Grove,
Rinewault { liildeuan, NJ Carol.
J Schoolmaker, Pennsylvania Settlement.
John Gage, Arlington, Lake co.
William Eeddtck, Ottawa.
Ralph Ware Granville.
J.. 7. Minor, VI. D., EIk Grove.
J. * NJ. b Mason, Pennington.
Joseph Wells
A. II. IIawlcy rckin,
j. Dickson,
Lewis Shelton,
Peter NIelt Esq, Paris,
WISCONSIN.
A. p. Djckev, Racine.
Deacon Smith Troy.
Mt Edwards, Sugar Creek
Mr. Pierce
EN- Rublcc,
Vim, DoWolE Heart Prairie.
Horace Adams,
Ebcnczer Thomas, Eagle Prairie.
A r. HinNey
Henry Warner, Fond ia Lac.
IL Hubert, phttcye
ia 5. Bubee & Co, Bcloit.
IOWA.
Rev. ]. S. Norris, Du Buque.
VI. G. Pierce
There nrc many more names ! could give you
but think 1t unnecessary, | would further inform
the farmers Of the west that | have taken the sor