New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-06
ITO COTTON PLANTERs.
ooMM1ss1oN NE HANTs,
Editors Of Papers,
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
the Plantations. dir ecty from thu Seed fully dem ons.raed
by which the Planters net incomei IL
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED

The above invention has been put into complete
fu operation the plantation Of Of the distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites Paxters and all inter-
esed to and zee 1t. The machinery works beautifully. Lit
To learned to attead IN days. the yarns
have only commanded the premium al the Mississippi State
Fair but Of the Judges who spinner Of twenty
experienced that they about double strong
that in composition with them: and now all question
doubt conjecture its praccabty satisfactorily and
positively answered. by It's actual daily working
Hon. Working on ons plantation that 1t will work
al.
The machinery exhibited Crystal Palace in View
York and tho Judges Of the American Institute It
medal and full and report In which they stated
that as the cotton passed directly from the seed
ously frs my Hsraphrodite the other machines By which
excluded from fuse the ginning and bang machinery Of the
plantation and several machines used in to open
and disenshse IT, and which very violent in their opera
ons must make Of longer and less broken
pie. and therefore must be stronger and better yasn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vENTION Is-that 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of the
Planter adopting it. and l. in effect sell him plantation
Sroes stock etc. fully valuable to him production
that which he makes his cotton and other crops
and this prodsious result Is achieved by him without
difficulty.
10 make the powerful nducsent the plantero spin his
crop clear and striking would distinctly call
bis attention to the number great value Of the hands
tn all the employed in raising the the valus
the lands upon which the crops adsthe
value Of the mules stock implements machinery etc., nsces.
sry to help raise he heavy paid ont to
CROP contrast this
and and it, yield with the than
yield by invention effected by few half hands ma
ehinsry nothing the value lands
and the Investment which raises the cotton upoa which
the outlay addition his present for machinery
which will last thirty years. and the wages Of spinner and
oils.
The moment this and understood by the planters st
these few half hands and this machinery ng outlay will
net them much than their large the
heavy to raise the they will
In their decision to avail themselves my a. soon as
possible
That this immensely increased income to be Transient
and that the price will not decline by spinning entire
Of the country into yarns, let impress these
minds The cotton spinner is at heavy outlay buy
location and to pay for his acto buildings and those
operatives to and buy his motive power fuel
for It, to buy his machines to his daily expenses
hire Of his clerks Managers and operatives buy
bis daily supply Of cotton his insurance. freight other
and which, altogether demands large share
i The actual cost to the spinner besides the of
ospin from to 1c pound then, besides the cost Of
ton and the cost to he must got several
each pound to him his profit his capital for the
bic he at Now, the planter has within himself all these
Items very nearly and must have Them he evidently at
this outlsy and and what costs the spinner
all Of his profit the planter be posivehe will gs his
yarns The spinner cannot sell below and the planter
must make better yarn his appear in Market
present epnners will withdraw from unequal contest This
must be apparent to all.