New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-28
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

by which tho Planters net income Is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED,
me ABOVE Invention has been put Into copes and
ui operation on the plantation Of the most
gentlemen Of Mississippi aud he invita-, plan,s d ,
e''ed 10 90 and sec It, The machinery beautifully Lit
tie negroes learned to attend few DAYS and tho
y commanded the premium at the Mississippi State
far nut one OF the ia ges twho is spinner or
that they about strong AZ any
hat were IN competition with them and now ali ope,or
oubt or Conjecture to its praccabty Is and
positively answered. by Its daily working
ton Working plantation proves that 1t will work on
all.
The machinery exhibited the CRYSTAL Palace in New
i'k and the Judges Of the American Institute awarded 1t
medal and full and well deserved report which they stated
that as the cotton directly from the seed contnu
qnY from my Hermaphrodite to the other machines by
excluded from the ginning bajng machinery of the
plantation and several machines in the factories to open
and disentangle IT, and which violent in their opera
tons must make yarn longer and les. broken STA
PIE and therefore must be stronger and better yarp,
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
shAiloN is-:h"t 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME OF the
iaher ad9p ing It, md in effect sell him plantation ne
soes stock etc. fully valuable him production as
that on which he makes his other attendant crops
and thi, podsons achieved by him without strain or
difficulty
Ny Invention consists in the discovery the ae capt
that now produces crop of cotton same steam or
power that now gins and bales the expe ses nearly
at accrue to rase the and e little negroes
and women, Ineffective field hands, could attend tn. ma
chney which would the crop yarns instead of gin
ming and baling it cotton, whereby planers income
would be doubled, better yarn spun at least nnetent of
ne risk OF fire the plantation removed with half the bag
g AID rope aud essened chges those of
which will be doubled to the merchant as they will
oe on double amount AID which practically effective
ny machinery which unes the the gin
ana of the plantation the spinning
factory Into with great saving in mscbn.rv oo,ira
power lahcr and capital.
lie ran ma hon
'hVenon from its nature complete be improved
upon.
The cost o. the machinery planter will m, be as much
as half the enhanced valle the first crop spun nm and m
operatives in great required to attend m, ms
ehiey. will not diminish extent of the crop In. bers
sh"' may be- 1t will pay well to hire hands put in their
place. ana te enhanced value of thu crop would more
than buy the and out if the planter
chooses The accumulation money By this will very som
pay Planters oat o. dest who involved ra, idly
'Fd them MEANS and those carry out their ,
sarguiIc wishes,
The yarns selling here l9z 22c and there is not
ohy demand here for han make but we
are now fully informed that there m. ke for them in
HT. Britain aud in Europe far beyond capacity to spin
he and Al prices fully and netting what are getting
heFe The quotation for such max ne on
me is February Mt Manehester-.xra hard w.terw-ras
lld pound ni Germany 2c which would net here o
TO c and the account. ha spnner contracts 90
Gays ahead In putting crops into have perhan
ten Thousand customers for tm cotton and hence
our ability TO arer range prices for them than we now
d for cotton The people, from of the world to the
oInF area mass Of buyers Of yarns while whole cotton
crop Is bonsht for only fewthou,And spnuers
10 IKE ae powerful inducemeut the planter spin his
crop up more clear and striking, distinctly Il,
ais attention to the Aubr and great the han that
~ ie year are employed Ia Inng the the
~ '"u upon "Ae It and the aseaiant
value OF the mules stock implements ,chnery n,c.
say tn help rai'e 'e heavy expenses pad ont Il,
Else gia aud pack hc CROP aud let contrast all hi, whine
@ sN Gu e, ana ' "et yield win Tie than net
Sea " my Invention eltct2d by taw aif uds an! ma
'aterH ihics i'ihrg pared the of the lands
and the inv sment which cotton and unon which
ihe onny in addition his for m ichiuerv
which viii lest thirty years. an! wages Of spinner and
ols.
The rnornst this is hy the planter, that
these few haf hands ap ery and ,riRiny ootav ~
ne' e much or more than their large nve,ln INT, with the
heavy eNpees on 10 raise the does they not pause
in their decision oava Themselves invention s soon az
possible
Thai this Immensely increased income il To e ransen,
AMI that the price viii not decline By spinning entire
cFopo 'e cothJ mo yarns let me impress these on
your minds The cotton spinner ,yy outlay to buy m
location and 10 pay for his fao buildings and those of the
operatives TO arrange aa buy his power and his m
pr III 10 my MS machines TO his daily expenses for the
he oi ms Gle Ks managers oYeeers and operatives to buy
lis daily supply OF cotton, ray his Insurance. freight and other
expenses and which, altogether demands large slsre of can
a The acna to the spinner besides cost of cotton
to spin Is from lIc pound les the cost of cot
ton and The cost 10 spin he more for
each pound TO him his trot hi, capital and for the ,ro
Die he at Now, the planter has within himself ali these
items very nearly and have hem he y is no, at
this ontl and expense and SO what ths spinner
pound OF cotton aad 10 spin pound Of .r some If not
l Of his profit the planter may b. positive will for his
yarns The spinner cannot sell below and plaster
znn't makea better his yan, nppe market the
pnhe'' Will "i'hdra" from SO unequal contest. This
lntist be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
vii, have the machinery made in the best ard
f'wa can. which the paner have time city ac