Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-24
INTERESTING TO FARMERS.
L3aV;tt's Portable eOrn K5.ll.
LaaYit's 2

: For g,fnltag F.ne Mea1 for Family use; Crush
fag CON and Cob all sogesier, az Jor sAel75a
Corn.
7 y bringing the above Mil before the Farm
4 ers of Bedford and Lincoln counties. I re
" solely upon the merits Of the Mil, ard no
upon the hundred certificates and paid news
paper pras that frequently acc5mp ahy Inven.
tons Of very little AID often OF 10 practiea
value. The favorable impression which thi
MIL makes oq the minds of all Who see :
perform. inducls the belief that therd is not
One Intelligent Practical B;.rEEae 81
who VIII fail to be thoroughly convinced q
lis great utility, fitness and perfect adaptation
TO the wants of the Planter.
( Il shells twenty bushels of corn per hour
brushes corn and cob together ten bushels. and
grinds three bushels per hour of good fue
meal. The power used, is two ordinary horses
or Inuies, or yoke Of oxen-draft lighter than
ploaghing. The time is now here when an
stoeF raiSe1Y throughout the South. are becom-
ing more and more convinced of tha actual
necessity Of crushing and grinding every ear
of corn and cob together, which thew feed
their stock, whether thew be horses. hoys or
cows, and if they fail to DO this they viii
soon learn that oae-hq.f of the corn which
they have labored to produce, lis utterly lost
1t Is an admitted fact, PROVEN by ANALYSIS.
the experience of the most prhcrical Farmers
and most reliable. and authentic 4 rrict,lt,Irai
works, thAt sirty poun Is, Of corr g5o:ta equal
to ore hUn3red net groul}, and that the cob
contains one-fourth as much nttriInent as the
corn grown upon it. 1t is alsb admitted that
stock young or old, fed ON ground food are
not only more healthy and thrifty, but will ac-
tuallY fatten in one-third less 4rhe. Again il
= m =, =
satisfied until distension of the stomach is
produced and the stomach of any animal
(when fed upon clear corn Mill hold twice as
much nutriment as sion can extract, con-
a total loss of -one-half of the ami
mails food is the result, passing through the
stomach before it can be properly digested.-
There isno way by which corn can be reduced
to a proper consistency for food for any ami
nal, SO that the stomach when filed, nav
contain no more nutritious matter than diges- !
ton can extract other than BIZ grinding or
crushing the corn, and mixing it with food less /
and nothing is better adapted to
answer that purpose than the cob
Farmers vine try sEsis ,ncao of
feed ;sas 0rae year. viii never afterwards +
throw one ear to their stock uRqrounl
The great beauty of this Mill IS It's ESsarr-
ssilIty. Utility :AEssi Simplicity. being
he greatest money saving machine ever in 4
vented for the Farmer There is 10 GEARING
ittached to twill last an ordinarv lifetime-l
nothing to get ont of ORDERS Simple and ca
lily understood and managed By ono hand
Every statement made about this NIL IS sgl,-
'eileat to all Nho seq perform All farmers
who consume al muchEas one hundred barrels
If corn per aHnum, should be,in possession Of
IRE Of these Mills, as by its use, they will soon
ave enough to pay for It. The fSrmer mus
ave all sscsi1asisslGs Of Esresgssce, as we'll
IS the merchant, who nicely folds away Ire
s5lis worth Of the Oldest calico in the store. I
Farmers, your corn now commands a fair
rice, anil IS ii not to your own Hecuniary in
crest TO save every barrel Of it You cal. Buy
ne of these Mills, and that Object viii be cf-
2ctcd. The Mill will be furnished Won and
MT up on your plantation in running order,
or the very small sum Of gcyesafy-E7ivc
Dollars! How pleasant rit would be for
very farmer to be euahled to do all Of his own
rinding at home. Having purchased the
latent Right for the counties Of Bedford, Lin2I
DIN and Franklin, I am prepared to fiji all OIL
er; for Mills at the shortest notice One of
he Mills can be seen in operation in Shelby ,
Gle, at E. d. Dromgooles Livery Stable
here the formers are particularly invited to !
xamineand see il grind. You need not lie
fraid gentlemen. it will bear testing. pne Of
he Mills viii soon be in operation in Fayette- :
Tile, of which due notice win be gwen See {
grind, crush and she'll, then pass JUDGMENT, /
nd not tillthen. All orders3or the Mil, left {
18th Mr.. f. d Dromgoole at Shelbyvilld viii
) promptly attended to by me. All copmu- !
cat;oss respecting the Nil, addressed 20 M =!
Sheibyyiiie, VIII be promptly responded to.
j. p. DROMG0QLE.
ShelbyYile, Aug. 10, i254.