New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-18
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

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a.5 l. PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning tho Cotton Crops
shePiantssions directly from the Seed fully Demonstrated
By which the Planters nat iaconeis
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
The above invention has been put into complete
fu operation tho plantation tho most distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he yies Planters and all
esd to 60 and SEQ It. The machinery works beautifully. Lit
s negroes learned 10 attend In few days. the yarns
hay not only commanded the premium the Mississippi State
E but Of the judges stAtes twho spinner twenty
years expeence that they about double strong any
that were in composition with them: and all question,
doubt or conjecture It's praccabty satisfactorily and
positively answered by It's actual and daily working denonsrA
hon Working plantation proves that 1t will work
all.
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace in New
York and the Judges Of the Institute
medal and full and wedeserv report which they
that as the cotton passed directly from
ousy from Hermaphrode to the other machines by which
excluded from the ginning and bapg machinery the
plantation and several machines used in the factories open
and dsentangle IT, and which very opera.
ons must make my Of longer and broken
PIE and therefore must be stronger and better yarn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
VENTIoN Is-that 1t DoUBL THE NET INCOME Of the
Planter adopting 1t, and In effect sell him plantation
goes, stock etc. fully valuable to him In Its production
that on which he makes his cotton and other attendant
and this podgous result achieved by him without strain
difficulty.
To make the powerful nducemen to the planter spin his
crop up clear and striking, would distinctly call
bis aenon to the number and value Of the hands tina
al the employed In raising the crop to the value of
lands which and the attendant madehe
value OF the mules stock implements machinery etc.
say help raise 1.-THE heavy annual paid ont to
raise gin and pack the and let contrast all this value
and expenses and Its yield with the than doubled net
yield by my invention effected by few half hands and
ohnery that costs nothing to the value Of the lands
and the investment which the cotton and upon which
the outlay In addition his for machinery
which will last thirty years, and the Of spinner and
oils.
this seen and understood by the planters
these few half hands and this machinery and inng outlay will
net them much than their large investment with the
heavy to raise the they will not
In their decision avail themselves of invention soon as
possible.
That this immensely income be transient,
and that the price will decline by spinning the entire
crop Of the country Into let impress these facts
s'nr minds The cotton spinner Is heavy outlay buy his
location And for bis facto buildings and those Of the
operatives and buy his motive and his fuel
for it, TO buy bis machines, to his daily for the
hire Of his clerks and operatives to buy
h daily supply of cotton his insurance. freight and other
expenses and which, altogether demands large share OF cap
a Tho the spinner besides the of coor
TO n is from ito 0c pound hen besides the cost Of cot
ton and the to spin he must get several cents fol
each pound him his profit his capital and for the trou
BILE Now the planter has within himself all thes
.ns nearly and must have them he evidently is not
this outlay and expense and what costs the spinner for
pound Of cotton AID to spin pound of and If
all Of his profit the planter be positive he will get FOR hi
The spinner sell below cost and the planter
must make better his appear in market thu
pinneIs will withdraw from unequal contest Thi
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny invention consists 10 the discovery that the capt..
that produces Of cotton the steam waite
power gins aud bales H. the near
that accrue to raie the crop and the labor little
trar burds Hand the
efnef which would put the crop yarns instead Of gin
ming and bang it Cotton, whereby the planters ncom
would be doubled better be least nine tenths
he risk Of FIRE on the plantation removed with half the bag
gng rope and essepei charges those Of commissions
which will be doubled to the commission merchant they wi
double soun aad which made practically efectv
By machinery which unes the separate of the g
and packing house Of the plantation aud that OF the spnnn
factory into with great saving in machinery notiv
power labor and capital.
We can make any number size Of yarn desired, and tn
Invention his nature complete aud cannot be improve
upon.
The cost o, the machinery planer will be
Ms the enhanced value of the hrs and IL
operatives many required to attend the m
chnery dranish the extent Of the but whe
may II will pay we'll hire bands to be put In the
place. of the second crop would
the operatives ont and out if the plan
chooses The accumulation of money by this will
pay planters of de9t who involved, and rapid
afford them and those not in debt to out their
eangune wishes.
The yarn. selling 1ez 22kc., and there is
only demand here for than we make, but
fully informed that there is market for them
Britain and in Europe far beyond capacity to sp
them and prices fully and nettug what we are ger
here quotation for such yarns making
the Is. February aanchesterextrs hard wsterws-w
Id per pound and in Germany 2c which would net here
2c that spnners have contracts
days ahead. In putting into have perhaF
thousand for them to for cotton and hen
ability get arer Of prices for them than
The people, Of the world to
other Of buyers of yarns while the whole cot
crop is bought for only fewthousand spinners.
will have thu machinery made in the best manner and
5 as which the planter can have time on for city
cspapces give him plans and directions for the prepara
house in which it is to be placed employ for hin
proper person. who, with couple of the plantation hands,
putt mp employ for him and keep him supplied with ma
aging and for tive crops the planter is TO give me OIL
of the the yield over what would as
ton-.ha the plan retains all his cotton would ha
yielded him. and threefourths of what my invention does
the remaining fourth be paid put to credi
his merchant as the yarns sold.
Ins word, sell what is equyalen. to plantation, negro
stock ETC. and oneourh of what produces from
party buying. After the expiration OF the five years to
extent he purchased it. 1t becomes permanently his
Contracts with planters making two hundred bales of colt
or upwards will for the present be entered nto and further
formation Of machinery and number and sort OF
spin specified quantity will be furnished on app
tsou to Messrs Mandegille McIlhenny fully althor
agents here. ,,-,,, ,- ,,r,,
Editors newspapers throughout the cotton region. fir
North Carolina to Texas inclusive invited to aid in the
lection recommend to energetic agents. to place
unparalleled invention before the cotton planters ard rna
contracts for me- whom, being presented properly
will appoint and furnish with specific insrnctions -
New Orleans March %. 1880 ma lm&w-5mlawsv
pONED TURKEY AND DOBEs-
The undersigned having made all the necessary arran
raeps informs public that he prepared to f ORDER
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS, SoIREEs r
MICS; and families ell times be served with BON