New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08
NEW COTTON SPINNER.
mo COTTON PLANTERS,
CoMMIssIo MERCHAN ANTS,
Editors Of Papers,
And ....
/ rRE FRIEHDs OF THE sou r..
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
Dn the Plantations directly the Seed fully demonstrated
by which the Planters net ncomeis
DoUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED

The above invention has been put complete
operation the plantation Of of the most distinguished
Mississippi and he invites Planters and all inter-
ested to 20 The machinery works beautifully Lit
negroes learned to attend In few days. and the
only commanded the premium at the Mississippi State
of the judges twho Is spinner Of tweny
years experience) they double
that In competition with them and all question,
doubt conjecture Its practIcabty satisfactorily and
positively answered. actual and daily working denonstra
on. Working plantation that 1t will work on
all $50
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace in New
York Judges OF the American Institute awarded
we'll deserved report in which they stated
that passed directly from the seed
ousy Hermsphrodite the other machines by which
excluded from the ginning and bang machinery of the
plantation several machines used in the factories
and difenangle IT, and which violent in their
tions must make my Of longer and less broken sta
pc and therefore It must be stronger and better yarn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vENTIoN IS-that it DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of the
Planter adopting in effect sell him plantations
groes stock fully valuable to him In Its production
that which he makes his cotton and other attendant crops
aud this rrodgous result achieved BY him without strain or
y difficulty.
the powerful indncemen sthe planter to spin his
crop up more ceE and strisbsS would distinctly call
na and great value Of the hands that
al the year employed In raising the crop the value OF
upon which and the attendant madehe
value of the mules stok implements machinery etc. neces-
say help he heavy annsal paid out to
raise gin pack crop, all this value
expense and IT'S yield with the than doubled net
yield by my Invention. effected few half hands and
chihey nothing the value of the lands
and the investment which raises he cottou and which
outlay in addionto bis present is for machinery
which will nst thirty and the wages of spinner and
n oils *t
The moment this understood by planters
these and this machinery and fng outlay will
them much than their large investment with the
heavy to raise the does they will
their decision avail themselves of invention
possible.
,tz IN hat
the price will decline by spinning the entire
Of the country into let impress these facts
minds The cotton spinner Is heavy outlay to buy his
location and his facto buildings and those Of the
operatives and buy his motive and his fuel
for IT. buy his machines to his daily for the
hire of his clerks and operatives to buy
his daily supply his insurance. freight aud other
expenses and which, altogether demands large share of
The actual the spinner besides the Of cotton
Is from c. pound then besides the cost of cot
and the spin he must get several cents for
each pound him his profit his capital and for the trou
Now the planter has within himself all these
very nearly and must have them he evidently not at
this ou and xpense and what it costs the spinner for
pound cotton and pound of and sons II not
all profit planter may postiYehe will for his
yarns spinner sell below and the planter
yarn his yarns appear market the
present pnnets will withdraw from unequal contest This
rnust be apparent to all.
II TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
My n the discovery that the capital
produces of cotton the steam water
power gins and bales it. the nearly
the and the labor of few little
and women Ineffective field bands could attend the ma
chneiy which would tho crop into yarns instead OF gin
ming and bang cotton, whereby the planters income
would doubled yarn be spun at least nnetenhs o
risk fire the plantation removed with half the bag
gng essened Save those OF commissions
which viii doubled the commission merchant AZ they vii
be on aount aad which ismede practically eieev
machinery which mites the separate processes OF the gil
and packing plantation aud that Of the spnnin
factory into one, with great saving in machinery, nov
power, labor and capital.
make any number size Of desired, and hi
invention nature complete and cannot be improve
. Upon
The cost o, machinery the planter will not be
s half the enhanced crop spun aud tn
operatives great required to attend the ms
ehinsry will diminish the Of the but whe
that may will well to hire hands to be put the
narp and the value OF the second would
buy the operatives ont and out if the pat
chooses The accumulation Of By this will SEQ
pay planters Of DEBT who involved and rapid
afford them eau and those in debt to out their mo
sasgulne wishes.
The yarns are selling 1ets 22hc and there
opiy demand here many than make, but
are now fully informed that there is market for them
Great Britain Europe far beyond capacity TO sp
them prices ny and netting what we are gettir
here. The quotation for such yarns rs we are now mahng
the LIST February Mancheerexsra hard waterwist-w
lid psr pound aud In Germany which would net here
to 2lc. accounts thai spnners have contracts
ays ahead putting into have perhap
ten thousand them for cotton and hen
our ability get rer of prices for them than we no
do for cotton The people, from end of the world to
other buyers Of yarns while the whole cot
crop Ia bought for only fewhousand spnners.
will have machinery made in the best manner, and
low which the planter have time on for city
ceptances give him and directions for the preparat
of his house in which it is to be placed employ for him
person. Who with couple of the plantation hands
put employ for him and keep him supplied with
aging spinner for five the planter is to give
fourth the yield what would
tonhat say, the plan retains all his cotton would ha
OF what