New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-04
THO COTTON PLANTERS, 49,.
CoMMIssI MRRCH ANTs,
Editors OF Papers,
And
fR1 lends or THE SOUTH
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
the Plantations ecy the Seed fully dem onstrated
by which the Planters net income is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED

the Pantsoas dir ectly frsm Seed fully onstrated
by which the Planters net income is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
The above invention has been put complete
operation plantation Of of the distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites Planters and all inter
ested and It, The machinery works beautifully Lit
tie negroes learned attend in few days and the
only commanded the premium at the Mississippi State
Fair but Of the Judges states twho spinner Of twenty
experienced that they about double strong
that in competition with them and all question.
doubt conjecture its praccaby satisfactorily and
positively answered. by It's actual and daily working deronsa
tion Working plantation proves that it will work
al.
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace in New
York the Judges of the American Institute awarded It
medal and full wedeseved report in which they stated
that as the cotton passed directly from the seed connu
ousy from Hermaphrode the other machines by which
excluded from the ginning and baling machinery Of the
plantation several machines used in the factories
And dsenange It, and which violent in their
ions must make Of longer and less broken sta
ple and therefore must stronger and better yarn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vENTION Is-that II DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of the
Planter adopting it. and l. in effect sell him plantation
groes stock fully valuable to him in Its production
that which he makes his cotton and other attendant
this prodgious result achieved by him without strain
diligently
the powerful nducement the planter to spin his
crop up clear and striking, would distinctly call
attention the number and value of the hands tina
employed in raising the to the value Of
the lands upon which and the attendant madethe
value Of the mules stock Implements machinery etc. neces.
help raise 1.-THE heavy annual paid out to
raise gin pack CROP all this value
and and It's yield with the than doubled net
yield by my invention effected by few half hands and
chnery that nothing the value Of the lands
and the which raises the cotton and which
outlay in addition his is for machinery
which will last thirty years. and the of spinner and
| oils.
this and understood the planters that
these few half hands and this machinery and fng outlay will
much than their investment with the
heavy to raise the does they will not
In their decision to avail themselves Of my invention
| possible.
That this immensely increased income to transient
price will decline spinning the entire
crop the country into yarns let impress these facts
minds The cotton spinner is at heavy outlay to buy hi
and to for his facto buildings and those of thu
operatives and buy his motive and his
It, buy machines pay his daily expenses for the
hire Of his clerks and operatives to bu!
his daily supply of cotton his insurance. freight and ohe
and which, altogether demands large share Of
a The actual to the spinner besides the Of cotto
SPIN is from l0c pound them besides the cost OF cot
the to spin he must get several cents
him his profit his capital and for the rou
he Now the planter has within himself all thes
ems nearly and must have them he evidently Is not
this outlay and and what costs the spinner for
cotton and to spin pound of and If no
all Of his profit the planter be positive he will get for hi
The spinner sell below cost and as the psne
make better yarn, his appear in market tn
present spnners will withdraw from unequal contest Th
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny invention consists in the discovery that the cap
that now produces crop cotton, the steam waite
gins and bales It, the nearl
that raise the and the labor Of few little negrot
and women ineffective field hands, could attend the
hney, which would put the into instead of CIR
ming and bang cotton. whereby the planters ncom
would be doubled better yarn be spun at least
risk Of fire on the plantation removed with ha Inc oae
gng rope esened charges those of
will be doubled the commission merchant as they wi
double amount and which made practically eHectv
machinery which nnites the separate processes of the g.
packing house of the plantation and that OF the spnnn
factory into one with great saving in machinery moti,
, power, labor and capital.
We can make any Of yarn desired and tn
invention from his nature complete and cannot be improve
npon.
The cost machinery the planter will not be
IS half enhanced value of the first and
operatives great many required to attend the
chnery, will diminish the extent of the CROP but whe
be- 1t will we'll to hire hands to be put in the
place. enhanced value Of the second would
the operatives ont and ont 1t the plant
chooses. The accumulation Of by this will very so
planters Of debt who involved and rapid
afford them and those not In debt TO carry out their mt
| .anguine Wishes
The yarns selling here s to 22sc and there is
! only demand here for than now make but
fully informed that there is market for them
Britain and Europe far beyond capacity to 81
r :hem and at prices fully netting what getti
i, The quotation for such are now making
February Manchesterexra hard waer-twist-w
per pound and in Germany 24c which would net here
and the accounts fare that spuners have contracts
DAYS ahead In putting our crops pehs
3 thousand for them to for cotton, and her
ability get airs Of prices for them than we
cotton. The people, from end of the world to
other of buyers of while the whole colt
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