New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

TUT HEAnssAnX tne COtUOn crops
Gu as Plantations directly from the Seed fully demonstrated
BY which the Planters net income Is
U2uBIED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
ne sve invention has been put complete and SUCCESS
Gal operation the plantation Of distinguished
rsu4lssua Of hsssspp and he invites Planters
f % and see it. The machinery works beautifully Lit
aa usgraes learned to attend in days yarns
hse 0ss oi5 commanded the premium Mississippi
su out OF the Judges states twho spinner Of twenty
esr~rience} that they about double
that ~ere In competition with them question,
ssau &c conjecture its practcsby satisfactorily
paTe5 answered byi actual and daily working denonsrs
eSaa Working plantation proves that It will work
~s1if-
Fha machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace In New
Tor aai the Judges of the Institute awarded
Hdsl and full and weldeseved report which they
as the cotton passed directly from the seed continu
Hemaphrodie 10 the machines which
Isxuoed from the ginning bang of the
2asau and several machines open
cad duuuge It, and which very opera
aHs mast make my yarn of longer and less broken sta
Ga SID therefore it must be stronger and better yarn
Bst THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
VENffoN Is-that 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME of the
Rlsnssr al It and in effect sell him plantation
gross sn;k etc. fully valuable to him its production
sd on which he makes his and other attendant
s ds podgous result is achieved by him without strain
eiNseEy.
Tia 1Aathe powerful nducemeu To the planter to spin his
cup ua clear and striking would distinctly call
to the number great value OF hands ina
In all TIE employed in raising the crop the value Of
@ zss wch it and the attendant crops made-the
sae as tue mules stock implements machinery etc.
~ M help raise 1.-THE heavy annual paid out to
f sin and pack the CROP and let contrast all this value
and EXPENSES and its yield with the than doubled net
sa sz invention effected by few half hands and
T nothing compared to the value of the lands
a the iny smen which raises the cotton, and upon which
irs azay ia addition to his present is machinery
wtie viii last thirty years and the wages Of spinner and
oRs
Tue uat this and understood by the planters that
ee e~ Es hands and this machinery and trng outlay will
les r as neh than their large investm with thu
on to raise the does they will pause
r decision to avail themselves of my invention
esszota-
Ttae tss Immensely increased transient
sutthss the price will not decline by spinning
1S u hs country into yarns let impress these facts
Jr iads The cotton spinner Is heavy outlay his
sxou sad for his facto buildings and those
ssanss 10 and buy his motive and his fuel
h f. In Szy bis machines his daily expenses the
hrs Of as clerks and operatives buy
MS d supply of cotton his insurance. freight and other
end which, altogether demands large share cap
TIA Tic actual cost to the spinner besides the Of cotton
te ~ from 10 loo ponud then besides the of
saa aa6 dc cost to spin he several for
~ senid him his his capital for the
bic at Now, the planter has within himself all these
4tGs neariy and have Them he evidently is
G5S p&H and aud what costs the spinner for
lun< Of cotton AID spin pound of and If
ali o bis tcG the planter BIS positive he will get for his
The spinner sell below and the platter
aASe better yarn his yarns appear in market the
present saners will withdraw from unequal This
nCES ne apparent to ALL