Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24
I~AXPORTANT
TO COTTON PLANTERS.
M'CO MB'S
IRON TIE.

N&ON AAHu
T1HE discovery Of = mssHs Of fastening iroa hoops
i without r~ivetins, By hooking both EMS q tire hop
and using . slide or Gasp over the lock, MAKES them easv
Of application 70 the bslss-so that fsur hoops can Be- put
on IN the same time II woHld require % PIT On ons rops
and Of sneh q ehsracter that the hoop may Be taken on
and s~hortened, and reused In c0mpressngs renewing ths
objections, heretofore urged 70 tse use Of lr0s bands, en-
tirsy.
The advantsgs o. q nou-eiastlc tie over one Which sr-
Fsnds - uueh asrope, VIII really suggest itseif 70 every
one, A. giving a great additional security agalnst are snd
water 10 use the hoop on any press, Il Is only Necessary
70 reduce the depth o. tie opening through which the rep
passes TO about half an inch, 50 that The hoop viii B. kept
Close to the bale. As The hooY Is perfectly adapted 70
COMPRISING purposes, there Is DO objection 70 its use On
any sized bale, henoe IL may Be adrpted By cotton growers
to great advsntage, a. 70 cost aad the szs and oondifisn
OF the cotton oaies which viii AL be uniformly smaller
than they can b made WIN tied with rope. and hsIcs
less Liable 10 mutnaton 10 kAndlEE. C0ttsn Pot Up IN
Iron Tie" viii be elrTied chtsper, store for less a.
Be Insured fer lower rates. 50 soon a. the quantity 20 tled
VIII enable boats 10 load with Il, and sheds 70 Be hEed
with cotton exclusively iTsn bourd
In ordering hoops. 10 isonlT Necessary to Be sure % set
them long enough 10 the hrst i%nstAncei and n it Is found
IN thair use that shorter ones could be used. second Or
Ger can Be inside for shorter hoo1s Orders for the hoop
2 quantities OF not less thar 900 bales, tent to either q
he Undersigned, VII be SHES and delivered e. NCSIe,
Ala Galveston. Texas, or any good tanding en- the Ms
sissippi river, At ~ cent per pound for a.. use thereof.
smaller quantities subject 70 Special asreement
lawns nsde provision for Hlargs supply, The suhserfb-
ers vii te pleased 70 have merchants oTderu, for which .
fair commission win Be alsEed-
To av0id any chance for extra charges for rs-preE.iur
Iron fisd" cotton In shipping % New Orleans. q B.
QuN uelettAfN 70 matruCI th COTTON factor 70 store With
the presses that are Rr,raied 20 2, -pres the same, q
witch there are several An cotton shlsped 20 n Comb.
Bro. h Co., New Orleans, viii b EuaraHticd arafnstez-
ira charge for re-p1essinE. ard they vii receive. stsre.
and sell on a. satisfactory terms - any other commisi n
house IN that city.
Thiz houss has been established Win avisr u rrBpl--
ing "lron lie" b planters who ship % and trade It
New Orleansi and they orr planters their services a.
FACTORS Who VIII make 10 an especial obicct 20 promote
the cotton Eruwers' interest.
Bartlett, h'Comb q Co, Of 81 Louis, are prepared 70
an orders for asy srticie o. proiuca or merrhanfIse 70 b.
found In that market, and IN view q its Eccezsibuity %
Mississippi valley PLANTERS, They hcps 70 be favored with
their orders.
D H'C0ub b Co OF Memphis are manufacturing and
shipping . order, H'CoLbE Labor Saving Pres. on
which Gotten bales nay Be- reduced % shipping sss 20 %
20 avold rC-pressinE, and the Z" Iron Tie" EHl keep them
20. Thsy are prepared 70 supply any wants shout q gin
house, IN the way % machinery, upoR short notsoe.
For further particulars IN regard to the Press, reference
may BE- had 70 their circulars. We deem further argu-
ment sups-huous, referring 70 The annexad certificates
confirming the advsntagss claimed for the Ho5p.
We are your obedient servants,
d. INCOME,
Pateutse Of Press and Iron Tie Memphis, Tenn
hfCOAB h 70
General PDduos aud Commission Merchants.
ST. Louis. Missouri.
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