New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-20
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

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20 MI s $40 M ER NT6,
Editors ar Pnpers.
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FAihNfhD lNNENiioN
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
On be Plantations, direc,lv from tina esd fully
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DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
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VI "nu an'ea ana ai n.s.
esea " ~ "n' $50 ". ue wo,Ao 'eau"uiS' LII
e n's'oe' e"'u'u W " ~ -" - "na .he ysrn'
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ha are about double as strong as any
ina. were IN eompe'oh WIN 'he ahu now All question,
eouD' y. so''e " " w p'N..' 10 ea.''"o'ofhy anu
poShSey ny s aetna" ana oy working aeonstfa-
ton working on one pahaoh proves that IL VIII WORK on
all. &C.,
inc machinery was eAhio'eu AZ inc otyai rMace IN New
York, and the judges OF the American Institute awarded II
medal and full and report in which they stated
that as the cotton passed dcety on from The seed continue
ousy from Hermaphrode 10 the other machines by which
excluded from the ginning and buing machinery of tn
plantation and several machines used In the factories open
and disenange IT, and which are very violent in their opera
ons must make Of longer and less broken
ple and therefore must be stronger and better yar
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
RENIlON iS-thnt IL HE MEL INGOME OF inc
Planter adopting It, and l. IN etec sell h plantaonne-
goes stock etc. fully valuable him in its production
that which he makes his cotton and other attendant
and this rodgous result achieved by him without strain
difficulty
To make the powerful ndncement 10 the planter to spin his
clear and striking, would distinctly call
his attention the number and great vaue OF the hands ha
in all the employed raising the crop TO the valnc Of
the lands which it and the attendant crops ndshe
value of the mules stock implements machinery etc. neces-
help raise 1.-THE heavy annual paid out to
raise gin and pack the crop and let me contrast all this value
and expenses and Its net with the more than doubled net
yield by my invention, effected by few half hands and
ehnery that costs nothing compared TO the value OF the lands
and the investment which raises the cotton and upon which
the outlay in addition his present for machinery.
which will last thirty years. and the wnges of spinner and
oils.
The moment this and understood by the planters TINT
these few half hands and this machinery and ng outlay will
net them much more than their large Investment with the
heavy ii to raise the does they will
In their decision avail themselves of invention
possible.
That this immensely increased ncome not to be TRANSIENT
and that the price will not decline by spinning the entire
of the country into let impress these
minds. The spinner heavy outlay bny his
location and to for his fao buildings and those Of the
operatives to arrange and buy his motive and his fuel
for It, to buy his machines TO his daily for the
hire of his clerks and operatives buy
his daily supply of cotton his Insurance. freight and other
and which, altogether demands cap
ta The actual cost to the spinner besides the of
to pn from to loo pound then besides the coS
ton and the cost to spn he must get several for
each pound him his profit his capital and for the
DE ne rs at now as the planter has within himself all these
items nearly and must have them he evidently
~ ,' M eApeh'e anu 80 "ns' 1t e"s's tue spinner Iof
p n, " " anu 10 SPIN p'dha Vi s,fhs ma some nos
~ p, 'ne pi"at may oe p's''Se ne VIII gel ur MS
'' 10 'pns 'i'' 'e'' "e'o" '"s' anu as inc Pss'eh
49, $500. ,, 80 . 40 m ,' apes, III 'h"ihe', inc
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