Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-12-14
Interesting Farmers
LeaTitt's Portable eorn Mi.

For grinding Fine Afssf far T;fp,;7r, ,,..- r.,
Corn. f' S''''''9
. y bringing the above Bfiil tef;r< tlia =
: eTsnf Bedford and Lincoln ci,i,.,lise -,
: = soieiy upon the merits Of the Mii sr,S no.
: Fpon TIC hundred certificates aud PAID reas-
: paper raffs that frequentlv accom- ,4o,,. T5..s
tons of very Little and often IF no ,,.,.,;.,I
value. The favorable impression I'LL ~
! MIL makes on the minds Of all who 90. :
perform, induces tic belief that there !. ,rf
s,ne lnfciiigcuf Prac.irn: Fat,,,c.
VINO VIII fdli TO be- thoroughly corv;rcrTI of
lrs great uslity, fitness and pc-tect a,l.,.,t;,,,
to the wants OF the Planter.
IL shells twenty bushels Of corn nor I,,,,-
crusneS corn ard cob together ten bnsbeIss a,i
slHFis three u. bushels per hour Of reesJ fne
$50, ne rover used, is two oT,llaar, horses
fPioughing The time il now l,orls - .''',,
sc0cf fdisers throughout the South arc l1ooss e.
ing moro and more convinced of tho act,'a1
necessity OF crushing and grinii,.- rva-~ oa-
OF corn and cob together. whirb tx.s.r>I
'Heir stock, whether they he horses. bbqs Nv
cows and ii they fail to do this. they VII,
soon learn that one-kaIf of the CORR ,.t';.t.
'nes nave iabored to produce is utterly lost
Al, Il IS an admitted fact, proven br aralvsf.
'ns experience of the most practical Farmers
ana most reliable and authentic Aqfisultnr,i
y. thH S'Tty poRads OF corn or0a,1I rs eouaI
- o..c N"1t"ea h0t ground and that the cob
contains one-iourth as much n,1.r;,nn,i. -
corn grown upon it. 1t is also Admitted IT.
STOCK (y5ung or OLD fed on ground e., aros
not only more healthy and thrifty b,.t v;li -
iuaiiy iatten IN one-ihiril less tim, A-.i,@ ;,
: +" e'' AHoVn that the appetite al Sto,k Is got
'9tlsned until distension Of tho s.o,,.aL
produced, and the stomach Of any .5,t,,,
,"hen fea rfoH clear corn) viii hold fA-iro a.
lluch iiItriment rs digestion car extract co.,,
'luertiy a total loss Of one-l,alf of the an;
a.' ZOO IS the result, passing through he
ue'Ee II. can DC properly ciisested.L
!, = 40 "aH oy which cora can lie rctuccd
|. = pl'le' consistency for food for anv ami
nal, so that the stomach whom flI.J -
Shtain no moro nutritious matter than di,ss
ION can extract, other than by gri,,Iino,
,us:iin' the corn and mixing it with food less
u'fiuous and nothing is better a,l,,,sl >,
nswer that purpose than the cob.
FARMERS who fry this ,,,c<.c Of
fecihg enc year. will never affrru,r,ls
iroW one ear to their stock ,,rc,o,,,,5
! ne great beauty of this Mill is its D,.rr
iiIs' ohaity and simplicity. Heitc
he greatest money saving machine c,,,r N,
snted tor the Farmer There i 70 49,
tached to Twill last an ordinary ift15n,.
'thihg to get ont OF o-der--is sirs,,i. ami ..
y understood and managed Lv one nod
very statement made about this Mil go
tdem 70 all who see Perform. All f,--ncr
no consume as much as one hundred l,,rrcI,
corn per annum, should be in possession ,f
: Oh 'hese Mills, as by its use. they will soo,,
Sc enough to pay for it. The farmer r,,,,t
ss All ifeninants OF Produce, a. veil
the merchant, who nicely folds sway frs
rs worth OF the oldest calico in the sf3rs
afmerS, your corn now commando a f.;-
zee, and SILT not to your own pecunia-,. in
estt9 save every barrel of it Won cant ~,
Oh these Mills, and that object will La -
ted. The Mill viii be furnished ,.or, -
up on your plantation in runp;n', -
.ne very small sum of Seyenty-Ftvc
oitnrs! How pleasant il woni5 -
Fry farmer to be enabled to do ali of b;s-,,s,
nding at home. Having purchased d.
TENT tslght Tor the counties of Bedford I'm.
n and Franklin, | am prepared TO GIN slInr
$ Tor Mills at the shortest notice a. =
Mills can be seen in operation in sl,oIJ.,.
e, at T. ID. Dromgooie,s Iiverv S.ati-
ere lhe farmers are particularly invited 10
: iiiihe ana see IL grind, Yon need not be
' re-. gentlemen it will bear testing. One Of
Mills VIII soon be IN operation in Farstte-
e, Oh which due notice will be given. So
rlhd' crush and she'll, then pass iudement
not llthen. All orders for the Mil leG
Mr. H. DDromgoole at Shelbvville, will
promptly attended to by me. al! co,nmn-
'tions respecting the Mill. addresseJ ~ 49,,
'helbyyille, viii be promptly RESPONDED 80
%. T. 3ROMGooLE.
helbyviile, Aug. 10, 1854