New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-13
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DoUBLEDi

For sspinning the Cotton Crops
tho Plantations. drsatly from the sssd fully damonrated
by which TIE Planters net mcconnell
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED.
The shove Invention has been put complete
fol operation the plantation Of distinguished
gentlemen Of mississippi. and he invites Plaater inter.
sed and seit The machinery works beautifully. Lit
tic Learned to attend 1t in few days. yarns
have only commanded the the Mississippi
Pair but Of the judges ho spinner of twenty
year. experiouce that they abont double strong any
that were in competition with them and ell question,
ioub, conjecture its prGccahy satisfactorily
positively answered. by its actual md daily working deronsa
tion Working plantation proves that OF
all.
Tho machinery exhibited the Crystal Palace in New
York and the Judges Of the Institute awarded 1t
medal and full and welieerved in which they
that ss the cotton passed directly from the
ously o Heraphro3ito to the other machines by which
excluded from the ginning and baling machinery
plantation, and several machines factories to oper
and dsentanse IT. and which very violent their opera
ions; must make Of longer and
pe and therefore must be stronger yarn"
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
VENTIoN Is-,hat it DOUBLES THE NET INCOME of tn
Planter adopting 1t, and in effect sell him plantation
stock fully valuable Its production as
that which he makes his
and this prodigous result is achieved by or
difficulty.
To make the powerful nuceent to the planter to spin his
crop up clear and striking, would distinctly call
attention to the number and great value the hands tina
in all the year are employed raising the the value Of
the lands which 1t and the crops sde-the
value of the mules stock implements machinery etc. neces
to help raise 1.-THE heavy expenses paid out to
raise gin and pack the CROP and this value
aud expenses and its net yield with the net
yield by my invention effected by hands and ma.
chtnery that costs nothing compared lands
and the investment which raises the cotton upon which
the outlay In addition his present machinery
which will last thirty and the of spinner
oils.
The this is and by the planters thai
these few half hands and this machinery ng outlay will
net them much than their large the
heavy expenses on it to raise the does pause
In their decision to avail themselves of invention a
possible
tn aiths immensely increased not to be transient
and that the price will decline spinning the entire
Of the country into let impress facts on
your minds Tho cotton spinner heavy buy his
location and to pay for his faco buildings and those
operatives to arrange aud buy his motive and his fuel
for It, to buy his machines his daily expenses for the
hire of his clerks managers and operatives buy
bis daily supply of cotton pay his insurance. freight and other
expenses and which, altogether demands share cap
ta The actual cost to the spinner besides the cotton
t'srn is from to loc pounds then BESIDES the
ten and tho spin he get several cents more
each pound him his profit his capital the from
BILE he at Now, the planter has within himself oil hese
'tems very nearly and must have them he evidently
this ouly and expense and what spinner for
pound Of cotton and spin pound of yarns
all of his profit, the planter may positive will get for his
The spinner sell cost and as the planter
nnst make better his yarns appear Market the
spinners will withdraw unequal contest Th,
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
my ih7ehon consists in the discovery that the capi
that now produces of cotton same ates or water
that gins and bales same expe se nearly
that to raise crop labor of few little
and women ineffective field hands, attend the ma
chinefy which would put the yarns instead Of gin
ming and balng cotton whereby panters income
he
he risk of fire the plantation removed with halt the bag
and and esseed charges
which will be doubled to the commission merchant as they will
be on double amount aad which made practically effective
by machinery which unes the of the Gin
and packing of the plantation and that the spinning
factory Into with great saving machinery motive
power labor and capital.
Ws any number size yarn desired and ths
invention from his nature complete and be
upon
Fn s cost Is. h %s ,ns The m will
hiasIy vii diminish crop but ns where 5e
place. the Of second crop would more
chooses Tho accumulation Of money BY will very soon
planters oat of debt who involved and rapidly
afford them and those in debt carry most
The yarns selling here le1z 2c, and there is not
fully Informed market for them IN IN
them and prices fully netting what gsng
he is. February hard @ s
I'D pound and in Germany &c. which would here
days ahead In putting crops into have perhaps
ton thousand for them hence
ability faire prices for them than
do for The people, from end Of the world
other of buyers yarns while the whole
| crop ia bought for only fewhousand spnners.
will have the machinery made in the best manner and
low as can which the planter have time for city
csPtances give him plans directions the preparation
OF bis house in which is be placed employ him
proper person. who with couple Of plantation hands, will
putt mp employ for him and keep him supplied with
aging spinner and for five the planter give
fourth OF the the yield
Is to the planter retains all his
yielded him. and of what my does
tne remaining fourth is to be paid credi
| his merchant as the yarns are sold. - -
IN word sell what equivalent to plantation negroes
STOCK and receive of what the
party phyng After tho expiration Of the 1--we the
extent ne mas purchased 1t, it becomes permanently his
contracts with planters making bales of cotton
upwards VIII Tor the be
formation as to cost machinery sort
ratives specified quantity on appca
hen 70 hessrs Vaudeville McIhenny, my fully authorized
| agents here - ' o'
| AGENTS WANTED,
Editors Of throughout the cotton repon from
North Carolina to Texas inclusive aid in The
lection and energetic agents. to place this
unparalleled inveptioa before the
contracts for whom, being presented property
will sppoint and furnish with specific Instructions.
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