Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-09-14
10 the Farmers OF lincsIn County.

10 tEc Farmers OF S-Enc8fn County
-lHET smsll piece of paper, and a pencil
NJ take seat and lets hare social confal
on subject which directly concerns your parse
Our Object is to convince every farmer WIN
lconsumes leo barrels of corn per annum, tha
it is his Imperative duty to purchase one o.
'Leavitt's Portable Corn Crushers." To DC
Igraphic, here is its performance, viz:
/ lst 1t will make good family meal, 3 bush-
els per hour.
! I'd. VIII crush for stock, corn and cob, alto
gether, s bushels per hour.
! 3d. VIII she'll corn, with one horse-2O
| bushels per hour.
4th. VIII last any farmer an ordinary life
time.
| 9th. Has no gearing and viii not get out C
! orler.
I o5n. One boy and two horses can manage
the whole concern.
18th. Il is much cheaper than any other
crusher in the United States.
Now for the proof. Items, 1st, I'd and 81,
we guarantee.
Any Mill failing to comply with either one
OF these items viii be taken down and no
charge made. So there is no offs and alds, ;"
about that--"nuff ced ;" 'twixt gentlemen.
4th. As this was patented in 80, we adduce
nit, that crushing corn and cob will rot wear
a Mill, as much as tan-bark, viii wear bark
Mill. It is generally conceded, h 1T bark MIL |
lasts 10 years. on an average, constant use, 6
days ih the week. Now, how much corn must
a FARMER consume in one year, in order to keep
one of these corn crushers in constant use, 6 I
days in the week2 make your own calculations. I
We warrantit to crush 6 bushels per hour or
no sale. Say that you only run it 10hours Gu- I
ring the day--now how much does it crush. IN 4
one week? in one month? IN one year? Ac-
cording to this it will crush corn and cob, Is /
years, constant use.N IF you consume 6 times
less corn. than if crushing all the time, will
not the Mill last times as long, rs when
crushing 6 times more? Now what DO your
figures show? They prove this fact That if
you consume only 500 barrels of crushed food
per annum that the Mill will last 80 years.
In eff4ctirg sales we only assert that the Mill
win last % or so years, and any farmer will
q Init of the truthfulness of the assertion.
Items 9TH and 9th are self-evident facts to
all who see the Mil in operation. 7th--We
propose to fit the Mil up, all complete on
your farm: for the small sum of $500, or
sell You the naked Mill for $500. and guar |
antee satisfaction or no sale. And now. where
! there "a Mill under the broad canopy of
tldJ w III uO Inc Sdlu0 lOI CfSu
he amount Of money?
You are already convinced of the great i'm
iortance of crushing your food for hugs, hor-
es. and cattle; thereby saving a of the amount
# corn consumed, having healthier food, and
altering your stock in one-third less time.
Now, in consideration of short crops, high
rice Of corn, and scarcity of money, it is the
nty of nearly every farmer to buy one of
hese Mills
Mr. Fed Fonvile is my authorized agentfor !
lincoln county. who will have Mill in con-
tant sein Fayetteville. Gallon him and buy !,
lie.
Any Communication relative to these Mills, u
! for one from the counties of Lincoln, Bed !;
'rd and franklin. addressed to me at Shelby =
ille,I will receive prompt attention Orders \
'pm Marshall and Giles counties must be :
ddressed to Baldwin & Dromgoole. Nashville =
I Shelbyville. One of these Mills can be =
zen at Dromgooles Livery Stable, Shelby y
lille, Mr.. Sauires, Lewisburg, Mr.. Jno. Ii. :. -
reer's, Lincoln county, Mr.. Brooks, Winches- :"
r. etc. This IS the year to save vour corn.
S ept. :, '54-2w. ]. ?. DRCMG0OLE. =