New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-02
NEW COTTON SPINNER.
NEW COTTON SPINNER.
sHO COTTON PLANTERS,
ooMMIssI MEEcH HANTs.
Editors OF Papers,
And
TH q FRIEN or THE S0UTH.
s PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
On the Plantations directly from the Seed fully demonstrated
by which the Planters net income Is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED

on the Plantations directly from the Seed fully demonstrated,
by which the Planters net incomeis
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
Tho above invention has been put into complete
full operation the plantation Of the most distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites Planters
ested and see IT, The machinery works beautifully
tie negroes learned to attend In days. the yarns
have only commanded the premium the Mississippi State
fa but one Of the JUICES states who spinner Of twenty
years experience1 that they strong any
that were In competition with them; and all question,
doubt conjecture TO It's practicaby satisfactorily
positively answered. by It's actual daily working
o Working on one plantation that will work
ALL
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace In New
York aud the Judges OF the
medal and full and weeserved In which they stated
that ''as the cotton passed directly
ousy from my Hermaphro5ite to the other machines by which
excluded from the ginning baing machinery Of tho
plantation and several machiues used open
and disenange IT. and which very violent in their opera
TONS must make yarn Of longer less broken
pie and therefore must be and better yarn"
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
VEFT1oN Is-hatit 1t DoU BLE5 THE NET INCOME of the
Planter adopting IT, and in effect sell him plantation,
goe stock etc. fully valuable him in Its production
that which he makes his and other attendant
end this prodon result achieved BY him without strain
difficulty.
To the powerful inducsment to the planter spin his
crop up more clear and striking, would distinctly call
dis attention to the pumer and value Of the hands tina
In all the year employed in ang the crop to the value of
the lands which t1ade-the
value Of the mules stock Implements machinery
To help rsise 1.-THE heavy expenses paid
raise gin and pack the crop and let al ih value
and expenses and Its yield with than doubled net
yield by my invention effected by half hands
chine that nothing compared the value of the lands
nd the which raises cotton upon which
he in addition his present for machinery
which will thirty years. wages OF spinner and
oils
The this ard understood by the planters that
these few half trftns outlay
them than their large with
heavy expenses on TO raise the cop does they Will not pause
decision to avail themselves of nv invention AS soon as
posble.
That this immensely Increased income Is not to he transient
that price will not ecne y our spinning the entire
yarns Impress these facts on
your minds The spinner heavy outlay buy
location pay his faro buildings and those Of the
operatives to arrange and buy his motive power and his ne,
buy machines TO pay his daily expenses for the
ks managers overseers and operatives to buy
daily supply Of ca on Pay HIS Insurance. freight and 9th
expenses and which, altogether demands largo share Of can
a The sctu cost to the spinner besides the cost of cotton
spin to 1c pound then besides the cost Of cot
and the 10 sn he unst several cents more
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-. - ,,. -, ~. -, -, - ;,a,, :, 80. =,
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al ~ ~ -rae. -, -, - ~ n,s,t,o Ia iii ,,at r,r III
,.r.s ro nnrr a,o+ col, h,o cot and as +he n,apts,
80. -. . b..ox - m Nj, s n,n.r; T.; -,ar,a. ,ht
oas aasea pe'er yarn as MS yarns appear
present spnners will withdraw from unequal contest Th
In.'is' iliNhs a ~ ooSi,i 80.