New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-20
TO COTTON PLANTERS,

| ITO COTTON PLANTERs,
| CoMMIs sIoN MERCH ANTs.
| Editors of Papers,
rHE FRIENDs OF THE SOUTH
| PATENTED INVENTION
| For Spinning the Cotton Crops
the Plantations directly from the Seed fully demonstrated
| by which the Planters net income is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
The above invention has been put into complete
mi operation the plantation one of the most dis,;ppshe
gentlemen Of Mississippi invites Pasers and nil inez
sisted to and it. The machinery works beautifully Lit
negroes learned to attend in few days. and the yarn
have not only commanded the premium the Mississippi Stat
Fair but Of the Judges states who spinner of tuent,
years expeence that they double as strong AZ
that were in competition with them and now all Question
douot or conjecture as to its praccaby satisfactorily auc
positively answered. by Its daily working
ton Working on one plantation proves that will work OF
sn.
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace in Nav
York and the Judges of American Institute awarded i.
medal and full and weeserved report In which they stated
hs as the cotton passed directly from seed contuu
ousy from my Hermaphrode to the other machines by which
excluded from use the ginning and balng machinery of the
plantation and several machines in the factories To
and dsentanse It, aud which violent their opera
ions must make my yarn Of longer and broken sta
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE TN
VENTION IS-thst 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME oe tho
Planter adopting It, and l. in effect sell him plantation ma.
groe stock etc. fully as valuable him production as
shat on which he makes his cotton other attendant
and this prodsous result achieved by him without strain or
ificulty.
10 make the powerful inucemen the planter to snin his
crop up more clear and striking, would distinctly call
a aenon to the number and great value of the hands tina
all the year are employed in raising crop to the value of
viii tapdtb
snue OF the mules, stock implements machinery ctr
sary to help raise 1.-THE heavy expenses paid out to
raise gin and pack the CROP contrast all this vans
ana and its net yield with the than doubled net
yied by my invention effected by few half hands and ma
chney that costs nothing the value of the nd
ano me investment which raises the cotton upon which
the outlay in addition his present for acbine
which Will last thirty years. and the wages spinner and
,ils. ~ N
The moment this seen and understood bv the nano ,.
these few half hands and this machinery and trne OUTLAY will
as much or more than their large with the
on to raise the does they not pause
In their decision to avail themselves of my Az a.
possible. ~ ' N
That this immensely increased income Is not to be TRANSPLANT
ne price will not decline by spinning the entire
the country into yarns let impress these facts or
inc cotton spinner is at heavy outlay buy his
and to pay for his fcto buildings and those of the
operatives to arrange and buy his motive power and bs @
or IT, TO buy his machines his daily expenses for the
OF MS CLERKS managers oversees and operatives to buy
m ~ supply Oh COTTON pay his Insurance. freight other
Expenses and which, altogether demands large share If ram
tal The actual the spinner besides the cost f
spn 10 from to lOc pound them BESIDES the cost of cot
vi te cost 70 SPIN he must get several more for
pound 10 pay him his profit his capital the trou
10 ne A. Now, as the planter has within himself all hae
es very nearly and must have them he evidently is not AT
his outlay and EXPENSE and what costs the simmer or
OF cotton and to spin yarns and If
ms profit the planter may be positive he will get for his
The spinner sell below cost and as the plsste
liz
resent spinners will withdraw from SO unequal eonest THIS
aust be appsren. to ALL
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
MY Invention consists In the discovery that the sauna can.
hat now produces of cotton same steam or water
that gins and baes it. SEES
nat accrue to raise the and the labor little negroes
nd women ineffective field hands, could attend the ma
hnefy which would pu. the crop yarns instead of gin
Ing and bang 1t as cotton whereby the planters income
ond DO doubled better be spun of
risk OF fire on the plantation removed with half the bap
Ing and rope and esned charges those
hich will be doubled to the commission merchant as they will
on double amount and which practically effective
machinery which unites the of the gin
nd packing house of the plantation that of the spnninp
ctory into one, with great saving In machinery motive
over labor and capital.
We can make number size yarn desired and b;s
yenton from bis nature complete cannot bs improved
pom.
The cost OF the machinery the planter will not be as much
haf the enhanced value of the first crop spun up and the
eraes IN great many cases required to attend the ma
nery Will not diminish the extent of the CROP bu WHARF
al may be, it will pay well hire hands to be nut In thar
and the enhanced value of second crop would
an buy the necessary operatives and out if the planter
doses. The accumulation of money by this will very soon
planters ont Of deht who involved and rapdIv
ORD them MEANS and those not In debt ont their
nguine wishes. |
fhe yarns are selling here at 1 TO 22 and there NOT
" demand here for many more Than make but we
now fnlly informed that there is market for them
at Rri In nd tn E,rn go |
m and at prices fully and netting what we are getting
re- The quotation for such yarns are now making on
LIST February at Manchesterextrs hard waier-twistwas
per pound and in Gemany &c. which would net here 20
and the accounts fare thai spnners have 90
W anead In putting into yarns have perhaps
thousand customers for them one for cotton and hencs
any to get farer Of prices for them than We now
FOR cotton The people. from end the world to the
e' are mass OF buyers OF yarns, willis the whole
p IL bought for only a fewthonsand spjnners
Will have the machuery in the best mann and a
as can which the planter have time for city ac
anees give him plans and directions the preparation
ms mouse In which it is to be placed employ him
per person. who, with couple Of the plantation hands, will
1T up employ for him keep him supplied with man
hs spnner and for i've the planter is to give me one
h OF the excess the yield what 1t wond as cot
to say the planter retains all his cotton would have
uea NM and three fouhs of what my invention does and
's'nhs FOURTH is to be paid me, put to my credi by
merchant as the yarns are sold
M se' "ha Is equivalent to plantation, negroes e
w. anu eeeVe oheionrth Of what produces from the
ouyins. AFTER the expiration of the Eve years to the
en ne has purchased it. ii becomes permanently his
on'racts with planters making two hundred bales ~ ,
pwards viii FOR the present be uto and further In
NATION as to cost of machinery and number and sort of ope
YES % spin specified quantity, will be furnished on appca
to Aessrs Vaudeville cIhenny my fully authorized to
nts here. ' u Is
AGENTS WANTED. RI
aors OF newspapers throughout cotton region from 10
70 Carolina to Texas inclusive invited to mid In tho
ION and to recommend to energetic agents. to place this
INVENTION before the cotton planters ard make
tracts for me, whom upon being presented nronerIv
appoint and furnish with specific Instructions r
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