Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-03

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OF TIE SEASON i caiaty I,a, seti,n>ly sei. ard
}deepy depiored by all. iin;tetsds :aud.ug the crop
remedy. ghis is 10 be found ii,siiile kroxifas
Lsayitt's Patsnt Portable Corr. EilI and crGsher
which is '"'be attention Of Tia farmer and
a'ock rsser as hshN worthy 81 'ieir especial notice.
IRE ai2' p So1$' gs' a99c, pei 3l55a s.as0s n is
eesrgi7r, and stGiishy aian,sd Tie purposes Ter
which il j. designed, yzfhe Smelling and grinding Of
ami crushing of and csb together; grinding,
suitable for family 'lst three bushels Of meal per hoar;
cushing and cob six eight bushels per hour aad
Smelling twenty bushels Of in the length tine
all o which i HeiDnpishes a;th Tie an
mails two horses being requTedl and eniite satisfaction
Of the purchaser.
This Mills desirable the farmer and stock raiser for
ls-It is the only portable mill having the combined
capacity Of grinding. Smelling, and crushing corn.
2d-Unlike other portable mills, al extra gearing franz
ing shafts spndes horse powers and the like entirely
dispensed with
yd-exempts hepossessor from aae 5enteuce upon wa
ter mills which during like the present. quite
uncertain and frequently attended with many nconyeni-
euces and yexatious delays.
4h-Je Of this mill will secure 10 the farmer saw
Ing OF al least fifty per cent in the quantity of grain
sumed whilst ic admitted tact proven by those who
have tried the experiment and established by scientific
test that stock fed upon crushed ground corn more
healthy thrive better and atten in much sss time than
stock fed in a different manner.
by the old method of feeding upoa the ground
La e portion is wasted and whatever nutrment the cob
contain about forty per cent? entirely lost Whilst
BY crushing and proper feeding large and useless waste
is avoided and all the nurrment of the cob seeured-be
ing much clear gain. These are fIcts and worthy of
careful consideration.
The undersigned having purchased the right to the above
mill in Davidson, Robertson, Marshall Giles Dickson and
Hickman countless Tennessee persons wishing
will please address the undersigned at Nashville Tenn
The mills are furnished and put up ready for use at Sew
enty Five Dollars each
&c. BALDWIN.
ey Persons wanting these mills in Bedford Franklin
or Lincoln counties, will address J. p DRomoooLR at
Shelbyville In Warren, Cannon Coffee counties, nd
dress A S. LANGLEY, at Nashville Tenn In Montgomery
Rutherford, williamson Wilson and Sumner COUNTIES ad.
dress Ii. CARVER, Nashville, Tenn sep2-w6m-
ZINE CIGARS-I invite the afternoon Of smokers to
to supply of kegalias, which have received to-day
apo j. NIXON, JR
DRANDY FRUITs.-20 doz. assorted Brandy Fruits
| - just received apo J. NIXON, JR.
| CLAREr! CLARET !-25 cases finest quality
" Table ClaTet offered in this market. Also rs
good ordinary suitable for the trade for sale low by
| junel6 GEORGE GREIG:
| NHAMPAGNE.-J received and for sale 70 bas-
" kets superior Champagne Wines, Sc ected from a.
mong the celebrated brands in the country and
| ranted by junel6 GEO. GREIG.
EKEsH PINE APPLES Received this day per
apis ~ GEORGE GREIG.
| RANANAs-Rec'd per steamer Nashville, bunchone
apis ~ " ~ GEORGE GREIG
| COCOA NUTS-Just reed per steamer Nashville two
apis GEORGE GREIG.
EuGS-5OO Drums FreshFgs, superior quality received
| i and for sale low by
| apis GEORGE GREIG.
! NELSON'S PATENT OPAGNEGELATINS:
IN and Nelson's Patent refined snglass Just received
| end for sale by GEORGE GREiG
fsb25.
CRACKERs.-Soda, Butter and Water Crackers
~ made every day. aug 49, j NIXON, Jr.
| NOTICE.
TINE Undersigned having this day disposed ofhs inter
i estin the of Nchol, Peacock Il Co. to Chss
NJ Nicho and James Peacock takes h method return
ing thanks his friends for the patronage here
toiore Literally bestowed him, and socits confirm
ance of the same to his successors.
c. ~ Nchol and James Peacock are alone authorized tC
collect and pay all debts due and from the late firm.
Nashville, August 90, "a. JOHN +. SANDERSON.