New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-08
THO COTTON PLANTERs,
ooMMIss1oN M-ERoHANTs,
Editors OF Papers,
And s4.-
r41 1RIENDs OF THE soUTH.
PATENTED INVENTION
Fer ;spinning the Cotton Crops
tas Plantations scy from the Seed fully demonstrated
by which the Planters net income
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED

The above invention has been into complete and
mi operation the plantation Of of the distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites PaHters
sisted to and SOC It The machinery works beautifully Lit.
tie learned to attend 1t in few days. and the yarns
not only commanded the premium the Mississippi
FAIR but OF the judges states who spinner of twenty
experienced that they about double strong any
that In competition with them: and now all question:
ioubt conjecture its practicaby satisfactorily and
positively answered It's actual daily working deonstra.
Hon. Working one plantation proves that It will work on
III.
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace in New
York. and the Judges Of the American Insue awarded it
medal and full and weeserved report which they stated
ha as the cotton passed directly from the seed contnu
ously from Hermaphrode to the other machines by which
excluded from use the ginning bang machinery of the
plantation and several machines used in the factories oper
md dsentange IT. and which very violent In their opera
ions must make my yarn Of longer and less broken
pie and therefore nust be stronger and better yarn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN.
VEfTION lS-thAt 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of th
Planter adopting It, and T. In effect sell plantation ne
sross stock etc., fully valuable him in production
shat which he makes his other attendant
md this prodgous result is achieved by him without
ufaculty.
70 the powerful Involvement to the planter To spfn hi.
clear and striking. would distinctly call
his attention to the Number and great value of the hands tina
all the employed In rang the crop the value Of
tho lands upon which and the attendant crops sdethe
gary 70 help raise 1.-THE heavy annual expenses paid
tae gin and pack the crop, aud let value
and and Its net yield with the doubled ne,
yield by invention effected by few half hands and ma
shnery that costs nothing compared the value the lands
md the investment which raises cotton and upon which
the outlay In addition his expenses machinery
which viii last thirty years. and the wages OF spinner and
oils.
Tho this and understood BY the planters that
these few half hands and this machinery ng outlay will
act them a. much more than their large with the
heavy to raise the crop they WILL not pause
In their decision to avail themselves my invention As soon Al
possible.
tn ahis immensely increased income not to be transient
and that the price will not decline spinning the entire
Of the country into yarns let Impress these facts on
minds Tho cotton spinner heavy outlay to buy his
location and to for his cto budngu those Of the
operatives To and buy his motive power and his fuel
for IT. buy his machines to his daily expenses for the
hire Of his clerks and to buy
h daily supply OF cotton his insurance. freight and other
expenses. and which, altogether demands large of cap
t The actual cost to the spinner besides the OF cotton
spin s from to l0c pound then, besde the Of cot
ton and the cost to spin he get cents more
sAch pound him his profit his capital for the from
bio he At Now the planter has within himself all these
TENS vsry nearly and have Them evidently is not al
Ibis outsy and and what the spinner for
Of cotton and to spin pound of yarns some
Of his profit the planter may be positive he get for his
The spinner sell below and the planter
must make better his yarns appear In Market
present spnners will withdraw from unequal contest This
must be apparent to all.