New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-28

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment dsp.diudie.ticn.
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NEW COTTON SPINNER.
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fHS4T RIENDs or TIE soUrH.
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
the Plantsious dir eely from the fully dem ousrased
| By which the Planters net incoms
| DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
fhs shove invention has been put into complete
ui operation the plantation Of Of the Distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites and all inter.
ssted and ses IT, The machinery works beautifully Lit
Dc learned to attend In few days. and the yarns
have only commanded the premium the Mississippi stas
Pair but Of the Judges states twho spinner twenty
expeence) that they about double strong any
that were In competition with them: and all question
doubt conjecture to It's praccabisy satisfactorily
positively answered. by Its actual and daily working denona-
ton. Working plantation proves that viii on
al.
The machinery exhibited the Crystal Palace IN New
York and the Judges Of the American Institute
shat the passed directly the seed eonsinu
ously from Hsrmaphrods to the ether machines By which
excluded from the ginning and baling machinery Of the
plantation and several machines used In the open
and disentangle IT. and which very violent opera
onsI must make my Of longer broken ss.
ple and therefore must be stronger and better yarsn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vENTION Is-that it DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of tho
Planter adopting It, and l. in effect sell him plantation
gross stock fully it, production ~
hat which he makes hts attendant crops
And this prodsious result achieved BY him without
dfmculty.
more clear and striking. would distinctly
bis attention the number and value Of the hands thu
in all the employed In raising the crop
tho lands which and the attendant
value Of the mules stock implements machinery etc.
help raise 1.-THE heavy expenses paid out to
raise gin and pack the and let all this
md expenses and its net yield with the than doubled
yield by my invention. effected by few half hands and
ehnsy that nothing compared Of the lands
and the investment which raises the cotton upon which
the outlay In addition to his machinery
which will last thirty and the Of spinner
oils.
The understood by the planters tia.
these few half hands and this machinery rng outsy will
them much than their large investment with the
heavy II to raise the will pause
their decision Of my invention II soon A
possible.
That this immensely increased income to be transient
and that the price will not decline spinning the entire
crop of the country into let impress these
minds Tho cotton spinner heavy outlay buy
location and for his faco buildings those Of the
operatives and buy his motive power fuel
for It, to buy his machines pay his daily expenses for the
hire Of his clerks managers and operatives buy
bis daily supply OF cotton his insurance. freight and other
expenses and which, altogether demands large cap
M The actual cost the spinner besides cotton
spin 10 from to l0c pound then BESIDES the
ton and the cost to spin he must several
sch pound to him his profit his capital
bio he at. Now, the planter has within himself
items very nearly and must have them evidently not
this outlay and and what costs the spinner
pound Of cotton and spin pound Of and some
all Of his profit the planter be positive he will for his
The spinner cannot sell below the planter
make better yarn his yarns appear MARKET
present spinners will withdraw from unequal contest This
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny invention consists in the discovery that tho capital
sha. nov produce. Of cotton the steam
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ineffective field hands, could the
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e
DO double amount aad which made practically effective
thu and h s
factory into with great saving in machinery. motive
make any size Of yarn DESIRED thi.
will mot be
operatives many required attend
ss
place. Of the second crop would
buy the and If the planter
chooses The seeuIuaon Of money BY this viii very sG1n
.sngune wishes.
The yarns selling 10Y to 22zc and there is
only demand here for many Than make but
fully informed that there Is market for them
Great Britain and in Europe far beyond capacity spin
shem and at prices fully and netting what getting
here Tho quotation for such making
the LIST February at Manchesterextra hard watsrw-was
lid pound and in Germany 2c which would net here ~
2c and the accounts fare that spunes have contracts 80
days ahead In putting have Perhaps
thousand for them to for cotton and hence
ability farer of prices for them than
do for cotton The people, from end of the world to the
other of buyers Of while the whole cotton
| . op is bought for only afewthousand spnners.
will have ths machinery made in the best manner and
low which the planter have time for city
cepances him plans and directions for the preparation
Of In which 1t Is to be placed employ for him
person. Who with couple Of the plantation hands, will
putt employ for him and keep him supplied with
aging spinner and for i've the planter give
fourth Of the the yield what would
onha the planter retains all his cotton would
yielded him. and three fourhs Of what invention does and
the remaining fourth is to be paid me- put my cred by
| bis merchant the yarns sold
In word sell what equivalent to plantation. negroes
stock etc., and receive oneouh Of what produces from the
party buying After the expiration Of the i've the
extent he has purchased IT, It becomes permanently his
Contracts with planters making hundred bales of cotton
upwards will for the be entered into and further
Of machinery and number and sort Of
raives spin specified quantity will be furnished applca
ton to Messrs Vaudeville Mchenny my fully authorized
agents here.
| AGENTS WANTED.
Editors newspapers throughout the cotton region from
North Carolina Texas inclusive invited to aid the
and energetic agents. to place this
unparalleled invention before the cotton planters ard make
contracts for whom. being presented properly,
will appoint and furnish with specific instructions
New Orleans March a. 1883 m2l lm&W-5mlawhW
&c. PAYNE, JOHN KENT, Jr.,
Late firm of Payne Steele Co. Firm Of Hall, Kemp Co
pAYNE q KEMP, WHOLESALE GRoCERs and
Dealers in Family and Plantation Supplies,
| Nos. II and % Tchoupitoulss street,
Jy1 ly New Orleans.
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