New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-04
THO COTTON PLANTERS. Z
ooxNIss1oN HANrs,
Editors Of Papers,
fA1 1RIINDs OF TEE soUTH.
PATENTED INVENTION
For ;spinning the Cotton Crops
the eAasatioas dir eey from the Seed fully dem onssated
BY which the Planter's net incsmsb M
DoUBLHD Or MORE THAN DoUBLRDl

For ;spinning the Cotton Crops
the riAasaoas. dir ecty ron the Seed fully onssaed
BY which TIE Plas.er's net incsmsh
DOUBLED Oh MORE THAN DoUBLRDi
The above invention has put complete and
tal operation ths plantation u Of the distinguished
genssn Of Mississippi and he invites Plaate all inter-
sstsd to and IT. This machinery werks beautifully Lit
tie learned to attend in few days. and the yarns
have rot only commanded the premium the Mississippi State
Fair bat Of the judges states (who spinner Of twenty
sxpeence that they about double strong as any
that In competition with them now ali question
doubt Or conjecture to its praccablity satisfactorily
positively answered. it, actual and daily working denonstra
Hon. Working plantation proves that It will work on
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace in New
York. and the Judges Of the American Institute awarded
medal and full and repsr 10 which they stated
shat As the cotton passed directly from the seed connu.
ousy sm Hsrmaphrode the other machines which
excluded from the ginning and bang machinery Of
plantation and several machines used in the factories
and dssnange and which very violent in their
sons; must make Of longer ard lees broken
PIE and therefore must DO stronger and better yaraD
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vENTIoN Is-thst It DOUBLES THE NET 1NCoME Of the
Planter adopting It, and l. in effect sell him plantation,
gros stock etc., fully valuable to him In M production
that which he makes his cotton and other attendant crops
and this prodgons result achieved by hin without
difficulty.
10 make the powerful inucsment planter to spin his
drcp clear and striking would distinctly call
1. -. .s.as =. nv nAn.s VA
the lands upon which the attendant crops made-hs
value Of the mules stock implements machinery etc.,
sasy hsp raise ihe heavy annsI expenses paid to
and Ind is n. ysid n. tbs h.n soss,.s ns
yield BY my invention effected BY few haf hands and ma.
ohnery that costs nothing compared value Of tie lands
md the investment which raises the cotton upon which
the outlay IN addition to his present is for machinery
which will last thirty years. wages Of spinner and
saA
The moment this seen and Understood BY tho planters that
these few half hands and this machinery and tne outlay will
net them a. much or more than their large with the
heavy on to raise the crop does they will not
IL their decision TO avail Of my invention Is soon a.
possbIe.
Tint this Immensely increased income not to be transient
and that the price viii not decline by spinning The entire
crop Of the country into yarns let impress these facts
oc.op And II nav for II. fscto hu,,d- aud th. ~ ,h
y ss and ~.
ais daily supply Of cotton ,.y hi. freight and o.hs,
~ ~. .sn., NV. ~ .nnnsr hs.ds ~ ~. .,.a
p from to &c., hs Sssde the cost Of sp so
and the cost to spin he get several
pay MN MS 90 ms ana .0F the ou
A. a ~, si,an al these
pound OF cotton and to spin pound OF yarns and some not
,.rr. m. n,nsr .nrot s, ,si, en-, ava =. ts ns.,
'n' 'puei e"o' boil oe''" sos' "nu - VIC pAAe'
must better yarn ~ his yarns appear In MARKET the
present spnners will withdraw from so UNEQUAL contest This
unst be snn,rsnt To all.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
.,,. a,
NJ invehon eons In me discovery tnat the same capital
that produces crop Of cotton the
y. y. =. =. - -, -. ~ ~ - - 20 M, 80.
accrue 70 rase crop ana ns OF e negroes
and women Ineffective aeld hands, could attend the
chtperv which would nut the CROP into WAITE instead of rim
10, - h,, =, =, o,,o hah ,h ,..a,. 80
hink eeu oons 90 soon' "io'eoy 'he piAnef Ahcomc
would be doubled better be Of least Of
he risk Of Gre on the plantation with half the bag
d rons and 1ssaraa nh thn.a If
80. n, ~ san,,ss ~ ~. ..ns,s,su
be on double amount which practically effective
h b,,h nn,,as tha sane,.ts ~ tho %
80 - a. 81 r. ~ ,bo .nn, H.
an,s i,h nraa .auine 10 ,nsch;rar, snt,ns
svso,9 , .hsv s UnS ca m sA SAVING - '' ''s
w o I @ nmnhar mr. si,s NJ warn das,,ad and tr,,
nn from bis patms II comnete and cannot bs
mon ~ ~
half ia snhnnced value Of the rs spun I'M and ths
onsr.vss in great many cases reoured TO Attend he ma
chnerv viii mi diminh tbs extent Of the cron Int hers
that sy he viii pny we'll 10 hire hands to be- put In their
nIacp ana s yaue The second cron would
r. ~ az @ ne