The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-01
CONT, NUTlkl LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000,
The Farmers Wants Net.
Persons Patented Seed Drill,

NiNUFACTURED At CHiCAGO
"a ANlNG lust returned from the country,
S1 where have seen number Of the farmers
4 N who used this drill last spring and fall and
many others have heard from by letter, all express
ng themselves satisfied with their purchase, and do
uutbeltye any farmer would take three times he
cost Tor hl' dyt, providing he could no, uhtala an
other The saving Of labor and seed alone is sui
hcitut Indictment tor every farmer 20 have drill
but There are other considerations Of sl greater I'M
portance, as II has been fully ascertainrd that at
least one third more wheat can be raised where 1t
is seeded with good dnil
The work of the drill is no, confined 10 the seed
ny ct wheat but will seed all kinds ct gram and
sceds. Nr. De Volt OF Wisconsin, who purchas
~ du.l last spring, said he would plant or sow
every seed on ms farm except potatoes with the
dnIl. Many have inquired OF me il corn could be
planted to advantage with the drill | say It can
saw three fields last August that was planted with
the duilat Rockford by M H. " Barro>s, James
lIorks and Johnson. They SAID they would get
a least one third more corn than wh en- planted IN
the usuaI way. 1t viii be- remembered that this is
PlEHSON'N PATENTED SEED DRILL,
Manufactured at Chicago, by 4. Nane, whichls adj
united To be lar superior to any gram drill IN this
country and perhaps in the world. For simplicity,
durability and neutness of workmanship, II stands
unrSaed. There are other drills that are sold Tor
less money, but < is not always the thing sold at the
lowest price that Is the cheapest; and it is 80 with
drills. Any good farmer who gets one otmy drills,
and becomes dissatisfied with his bargain, - at lib
erty to return II in SIX months. IN good order aud
vii give INN his money back and take the increase
oi grain raised by using the drill for IT, use Any
farmer wishing drill in the spring, will be- dlsap
pointed N getting II unless he sends IN his order
soon, n am making tor none but those that order
send along the orders spring will soon be- here |
vii give the names OF few farmers who have the
drills Or have had wheat seeded by them:
ILLINOIS.
Iassrs kunr 81 Iaihrpp 81 CllTlcs
James Brown. Geneva.
Joseph Churchill, Batavia,
James Schoonhayen, Elgin,
l. II. Seward, Moringo.
II. ". Byrrass, Rockford
james Works.
Horace Miller,
g.. &. Miller,
Joseph Wilson. Buffalo Grove.
Rincwault 4 llldprman. Mt. Carol
J. SchoOuIaker Pcnusy wanna settlement.
John Gage Arlington, Lake Gu.
William Eeddick, Ottawa.
Ralph Ware, Granville.
f.. I. Minor NJ ID. Elk Grove
J.G ~ Il. Mason Pennington.
Joseph Wells,
A. II. fIawIey, Pckin
J. Dickson,
Lewis Shelton,
Peter MeH, Esq, Paris.
WISCONSIN,
\. p. Dickey, Racine.
Deacon Smith Troy.
Mr. Edwards, Sugar Creek.
Mr. Pierce
T. VI. Bublcc "
VIM. DeWolf Heart Prairie.
Horace Adams, "
Ebenezcr Thomas, Eagle Prairie.
a. X. Hinkley,
Henry Warner, Fond du Lac.
H. Hubert, Platteyille
J.k ). Bu' lee * Co, Deloit.
IOWA.
Rev. !. ). Norris, Du Buquc.
II. G.. Pierce,
There ARE many more names could give you,
but think II unnecessary | would further inform
the farmers of the west that have taken the store
No l57 South Water street, conner oi la Sale,
known a. the old Bank Building, Tor the purpose OF
keeping all kinds oithe hes, and most approved far
mnr implements and seeds Farmers visiting Chi.