New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
On the Plantations directly from the Seed fully
by which the Planters net income is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED,

The above invention has been put into complete
full operation on the plantation Of of the distinguished
gentlemen of Mississippi and he Planters and all inter
ested to go and see it, The machinery works beautifully Lit
tie negroes learned attend few days and ths yarns
have not only commanded the premium the Mississippi Stats
Fair but one OF the judges states fho is spinner twenty
experienced that they as strong as
that were In composition with them question
doubt conjecture its practeaby satisfactorily and
positively answered. by its actual and daily working daonsl
tion Working on one plantation that it will work OF
ALL
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace In New
York and the judges of Institute awarded 1t
medal and full and wedeserved report which they stated
that as the cotton passed directly from coutnu
ousl from Hemaphrodite to the other machines by which
excluded from the ginning machinery of the
plantation and machines factories 10 op
and disenapgle it, and which very violent in their opera
lions; must make my of longer less broken STA
Pile, and therefore it must be srsnger better yarn,
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
VENTIoN Is-that it DOUBLES THE NET INCOME of the
Planter adop ing it and T. in effect sell plantation me-
goes stock etc. fully valuable to him in production as
that which makes his other attendant crops
and this prcdgos result is achieved by without strain or
difficulty
To AXE the powerful ndurement the planter to spin his
croP UP more clear and striking would distinctly call
Ms attention 10 the anbsr and value of hands tina
in all the employed aising crop the value Of
the lands which and the are edste
value of the mules, stock, implements machinery ETC.
ssy to help raise 1.-THE heavy annual paid out to
raise gin pack CROP and let ne contra, all this vae
and expenses and its yield with the doubled net
yield by my invention effected by few half hands and ma
chiuey that costs nothing value of the lands
and the investment which raises the cotton upon which
the outlay in addition his present for machinery
which will thirty years ani the wages of snn,ar and
oils.
The moment this understood by the planters flint
these few half hands and this machinery rng outlay will,
net Them much or more than their large investment with the
heavy raise the crop does they Will not paue
n dRrisi nm Inn tGap,ya
possible.
That this immensely increased income not to be transient
ana mat the price VIII not decline by spinning
ropo the country into yarns impress these facts on
your minds Tbs cotton spinner heavy outlay to buy his
location and for his buildings and those of tho
operatives to aud buy his power and his fuel
for It, buy his machines pay daily expense for the
hire of his clerks operatives TO buv
his daily uppy of cotton his Insurance. freight and other
EXPENSES and which, altogether demands large share of cap
ita The actual cost to the spinner cost of cotton
SPIN Is from 10 c pound them bssies of cot
ton and The cost to spin he must get for
each pound to him his capital and for tho from
BILE heis at Now, as the planter has within himself all these
items very nearly and must have Them eydenty not ut
TINS QUIZ and expense and so what the spinner
pound of cotton and to spin pound of sorne if not
ali OF his profit the planter BE- positive will get for his
yarns The spinner sell below cost as the planter
must make better yarn his appear market the
present tpinners will Withdraw from unequal contest This
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
My Invention consists II; the discovsrv tb.t tho ,,
that now produces crop of cotton tho sama ste,n, Nv .
power that now gins and bales 1T the CANA axns so
that accrue to raise the and The labor little negroes
and women ineffective as held bnnds coud .,t.na .h va
chney which would pu. the erop INTO yarns insta,5 ~ %
ming and bsuc IT as cation ,vbarahv Tho n,, ;.
wnnid be doubled better be spun enhs of
he risk of dre on the plantation removed the bag
gng and rope and iessened those
which will be doubled to the ht m So, al
he ma o! hiaa, ..,tr.
by machinery which mites the ssnara nossas or no NV
house Of tn. plantation and that of ta in
factory into one with - ,,rsat saving In ma
power labor and capital
We can make any number er size of VAIN d,rs5 and h,
upon
The cost o. the machinery tn the p,antar viii m ro ~
The enhanced value of the first crop ,psn nm and The
operatives great many cases required to attend b mn
chnery diminish the extent Of the crop Int xbare
may be- will pay we'll to hire hands TO he nut in thar
place and ta enhanced valne of b second cron ,l, ~
that, buy the stiyfs IN, and o,t If No ~
chooses The accumulation of noonev Inv th;s ,,; o, sow
pay PLANTER O It O, dest who ara now inv,,a d ;I
afford lbem means and in oss ,ot In bt 4, ,, sac
aan g,ir. ,,io,as ~ " i' Wv 'S't o''
The yarns arr, ya,,t, ,r. =, ,o,y a., ,,,, 49,, H., ., .
only "A demand ba5s f. WON, 80 - - 49,, - ~, ~
are now fpv irform.d moi ,h.,o is n -. - ~, "
Great Britain aud in Ru,one far hevon, our ni, -, ,
them and nj nrices f,l =, and ,,ar nail; -, ,, 49, 49,. 1T
here The oro alton for sush yarns as ~ ora ~ 10
the LIST February a. ya,c,es,r -, ,i -, t, as w
lid per noun,l and in Germany ac hi o,,, W. H.. ~"
Ia 2e and be aeco,,t ara b sn,a," h" "e .s,e az
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