New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05


thePaatstio7s dir ecy from the Seed, fully dem onsaed
by (which the Planters net incomes
DOUBLED OF MORE THAN DOUBLED
The put complete and success.
full operation the plantation the distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites Planters all
esed 20 and It, The machinery works beautifully
tie negroes learned attend In few days. and the yarns
have not only commanded the premium the Mississippi
Fair hut Of the judges states wko spinner Of twenty
sxpssnc that they about double strong
that In competition with them: and all question
doubt conjecture It's prsccabity satisfactorily and
positively answered by Its actual and daily working
on Working plantation proves that will work
all.
The machinery exhibited the Crystal Palace in New
York and the Judges Of the American Institute awarded
medal full welldeserved report which they stated
that the cotton passed directly from the seed coninu.
eusly from Homaphrode to the other machines by which
excluded from use the ginning and bang machinery
plantation, and several machines used in the factories
and dsenange it. and which very violent in their opera
Ions; must make Of longer and less broken
pe and therefore must be stronger and better yarn"
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vENTIoN Is-that 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of the
Planter adopting IT, and in effect sell him plantation,
stock etc. fully valuable to him In It's production
that which he makes his cotton and other attendant
and this prodgous result achieved by him without strain
difficulty.
To make powerful Involvement to the planter to spin h
crop up clear and striking, would distinctly call
auenRon ana great value OF hande
In all year employed in raising the crop
the lands upon which and the attendant crops ade-he
value Of the mules stock implements machinery, etc.,
help raise 1.-THE heavy annual expenses paid
raise gin and pack the crop, and let all this
and and Its net yod with tho than doubled net
Yield by invention effected by few half hands and
ohnsy that costs nothing compared the value Of the
and the investment which raises tho cotton, and which
the outlay addition his present expenses machinery
which will last thirty years. and the wages Of spinner
oils.
The this Is and understood by the planters
these few half and this machinery and ing outlay will
them much than their large nves with the
heavy to raise the does they Will
In their decision 10 avail themselves Of my invention
possible.
That this immensely increased income not to be TRANSIENT
and that the price will not decline by spinning the entire
Of the country into yarns let impress these facts
minds The cotton spinner at heavy outlay to buy hit
location and fes his cto buildings and those Of the
operatives arrange and his motive power and his fuel
for It, to buy his machines to his daily for the
hire Of his clerks and operatives to bu,
his daily supply Of cotton his insurance. freight and other
and which, altogether demands largo share Of
a The actual cost to the spinner besides the Of
spn Is from to loo pound them BESIDES the cost Of co
ton and the cost to spin he must several
e.ch pound him his profit his capital and for the
BILE he at Now, the planter has within himself all hee
items nearly and must have hem he evidently
pound of cotton and to spin pound Of and
ali Of his profit the planter be positive he will for his
The spinner cannot sell below cost and the planter
pinners will withdraw from unequal Thi,
mn st be anna to