New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
4,& Editors Of Papers,
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Taa FRIBxDs or TIE s0UTH.
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning tho Cotton Crops
thsriansaous, dir scy frsm the Seed fully Demonstrated.
by which the Planters net i,co.sis
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DoUBLHDi
Ths above Invention has been pu complete
M operation the plantation the distinguished
esotlsmsu Of Mississippi snd he invites Planters and all
ested 10 and IT, The machinery works beautifully. Lit
Gc learned attend In few days. tho yarns
have not only commanded the premium the Mississippi State
sa but one Of the judges states who spinner Of twenty
s expsrence that they about double strong any
aat were in competition with them all question,
aoubs or conjecture to Its praccabty satisfactorily and
positively answered. by s actual and daily working demonstra
on Working on one plantation that will work
sL
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace in New
ork and the Judges OF the American Institute awarded 1t
sda and full and weldeserved In which they stated
A ss the cotton passed directly seed connu
from my Hermaphrode to the other machines by which
Excluded from use the ginning and bang machinery Of the
Plantation and several machines open
sd dlssnange it, and which very violent in their
onsI must make OF longer and less broken
pie. and therefore It must be stronger and better yarn"
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
VENT1oN IS-thst 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME OF the
Planter adopting it and in effect sell him plantation,
soes stock etc., fully valuable him s production
mat on which he makes his cotton and other attendant
end this prodous result achieved by him without strain
difficulty.
70 make the powerful inducement to the planter to spin his
crop mp more clear and striking, would distinctly call
his attention TO the number and great value Of the hands ha
In all tho employed raising the crop the value Of
the lands which and the attendant madehe
value OF the mules stock implements machinery etc.
say help raise 1.-THE heavy annual expenses paid out to
raise gin and pack the and let contrast all this value
and and Its net yield with the than doubled
Yield by invention, effected by few half hands and
ehne that costs nothing compared the value of the lands
and tbs investment which raises cotton and upon which
the outlay In addition his Is for machinery
which will last thirty and the Of spinner and
oils.
Tho understood by the planters that
these few half hands and this machinery and ng outlay will
net them much than their large Investment with
heavy to raise the does they will pause
In their decision to avail themselves of invention
possible
That immensely increased income Is not to be transient
snd that the price will not decline by spinning the
crop Of the country into let impress these facts
your minds Tbs cotton spinner at heavy outlay
location and 10 for his facto buildings
operatives tn and buy his motive power
for It, 70 buy his machines to his daily expenses for
hire his clerks and operatives buy
hs daily supply Of cotton his insurance. freight and other
and which, altogether demands large share of
t The actual TO the spinner besides the of
TO spin Is from l0c pound then besides
ton and the cost to spin he get several
each pound to him his profit his capital and for the
bic he Now, the planter has within himself all hes
ftemb very nearly and must have them he evidently not at
this ousy and EXPENSE and what the spinner
pound Of cotton and spin pound Of and If not
ell Of his profit the planter be positive he will get for his
yarns The spinner sell below cost the
must make better his in market the
present tpinners will withdraw from unequal contest This
= muas Be apparentto all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
MY invention consists in the discovery that the capital
that now produces OF cotton the same steam water
power that gins and bales it, the nearly
shat to rase the aud the labor of few little
and ineffective field hands, could attend the
chnery which would put the yarns instead of gin
ming and hang cotton, whereby the planters income
would be doubled better be at least OF
he risk Of fire the plantation removed with half the
gng and rope essened ge of commissions
which will bo doubled tho commission merchant they will
be dnnbe amount and which made practically effective
by machinery which untes the of the gin
end packing house Of the plantation and that of the spinning
factory into with saving in machinery, motive
y power, labor and capital.
We make number size of desired and this
invention from bis nature compete and cannot beproyed
upon.
The cost Of the machinery to the planter will not be much
half the enhanced value Of the first spun and the
operatives In great many required to attend the
ehnery will not diminish the extent of the crop but where
that may be- II will we'll to hire hands to be pn in he
and the enhanced value of the second would
than the operatives out and out If the planter
chooses The accumulation Of money by this will very
pay planters out Of debt who involved and rapidly
afford them and those in debt ont their
rba warn, nre sailing here Mt 1o to md there IA MOI
onv demand here for many more than we now make but WI
are now nIIv infor,ed that there IA market for them
(re. Britain and In Europe far beyoud our capaey h, snir
the and at prices uy and over netting what wa are getting
bs,e The rpo,aon for such yarns . We ara nov making
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days ahead putting crops yarns have perhaps
ten for them to one Tor cotton and hsnc
ouf aoii.5 " s' ~, - ' so Vi p M =. sn , ,, @ W ~. ~ ~,
do FOR cotton The people, from one end OF the word TO W
ether yarns while the whole cottor
I cron ia bought for only fewthousaad spinners
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Twill nave ms machinery made IN the pest manner ana