The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
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LIT T L L CT A N T
CORN 81 COB NELL.
Patented May 40, 1854.
Manufactured 8 for sale. by SIS.
Brown & Co. Nashville Tenn.

WE are now prepared TO supply the "LittIe
Giant Mill' 10 order throughout the South and
3 Southwest, 10 faimers, Planters, Stock feeders,
and the trade generally. The economy and adj
vantage offeeding glo nd food, is very generally
conceded. A Mil that grinds for stock is indis-
pensable 10 every farm and plantation. And
W lille the nse of NO Iron Mill, for durability, can
be by us-or consistently by any
body--for Grist Mill purposes, yet, with CAREFUL
USAGE, breadstuh sufficient for the fanily, may be
manufactured on a Mil of PROPER OBSTRUCTION,
without serious detriment for years. And IN this
particular competent judges pronounce the Little
Giant superior 10 any Mill in our country, being
got up ia lis mechanical construction on an inn
prov ement ON the best Patent Of this kind ever
attained.
The Little Giant Corn & Cob Mil has received
the first premium over all competitors al the State
Fairs last fall CT Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, at
Madison, Kentucky, at the great Agricultural
gatherings at louisville, Lexington and Paris, the
lamousS Stock Mart Of III" Lifted States. The
ton, saving in their report after remarking upon
The perfect adoption Of the Mill to meet the
wants Of the whole farming community, THAI the
Little Giant, No. a, with two hor es, ground 70
bushels Of feed per hour, thoroughly puivortIing
the cob, which is Just what is wanting in a ICED
Mill, and which no other Mill OF the kind but the
Little Giant does do" Also the first premium
at the Ohio State Fair, AT Newark, challenging the
admiration of the thousands OF discriminating IA
meTs and stock growers IN lnat region WIZ WIZ
messed il grind. Likewise the Maryland and var
ginia State Fairs gave it the first premium.
No implement has been more thoroughly tas-
ted by men Of intelligence and practical experi-
ence throughout our country, and none more
universally commended than the Little Glant. Al
the trial Of Corn Mills at RIchmond, and amo ng
them was ga machine known ss Leavitt's Patent
Portable Corn Mill and Crusher," the Committee
awarded the Silver Pitcher to the Little Giant AZ
Superior TO all others, First, as a Portable Mil ioi
general convenience for use on a farm. Second
Tor speed and uniform fineress OF grindlng-th'
powerb being equal. Third, the general cppstruc'
lion for durability; for simplicity Of construction
for general convenience for farm use; for porta
bility, being placed upon a slide, (Which can b.
moved frem pla ce 10 place without delay u Stake
firmly 10 the ground, and which any farmer cal
do and put the Mill in operation hHasey IN halfal
hours time, without experience or mechanical aid
For these advantages, in the opinion OF thirty 0
forty Committees 10 different parts orour country
the Little Giant has no equal.
No. 2 is offered at SOS complete, ready foi at
tachingthe team, and warranted TO grind from 8 {
~ bushels of feed per hour with one horse. Me-
at $75, will grind is bushels per hourt and No.
at $85, will grind 30 bushels per hour with tw'
horses.
All who are interested in Agricultural pursuit
are invited to call upon J. w. HoRroN & Co, Nc
Il II, market Street, or at our Office, No, 50, nea
the corner Of Market Street and the Public Square
and examine the Mills and see them in operation
S. S BROWN & CO.,
Dealers in Improved Agriculture! Implements.
Nashville. Tenn.
GAINESVILLE, March 80, 1s55-tf