New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-13
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED,
The above pl complete and success
ful operation plantation the distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites Planters all
ested to and see It. The machinery works beautifully.
negroes learned to attend in few days. and the
have not only commanded the the Mississippi State
Fair but Of the Judges states who is spinner Of twenty
years experence that they about double strong
that were in competition with them: and all question,
doubt or conjecture to its praccabty satisfactorily and
positively answered. by It's actual and daily working
Working on one plantation proves that # will work on
I, sll.
The machinery exhibited the Crystal Palace in
York and the Judges of the American Institute awarded it
medal and full and wedeserved report which they
that as the cotton passed directly
ously from Hermaphrode to the other machines which
excluded from use the ginning bang machinery
plantation and several machines used in the factories
and disenange IT. and which very violent in their
uonsl must make Of longer and less broken sta
pe and therefore 1t must be stranger and better yarn"
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
VEHTI0N Is-thst it DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of the
Planter adopting IT, and in effect sell him plantation
aroes stock etc. fully valuable him production
:hat which he his other attendant crops
and this prodgous result achieved by him without strain
dihcuty.
To make the powerful inducemen the planter spin his
crop up more clear and striking would distinctly cali
bis attention the great
All the year employed in raising the the value of
he ands npon which and the attendant madehe
value OF the mules stock Implements machinery etc.
sAy 10 help raise 1.-THE heavy annual paid ont to
raise gin and pack the CROP this value
Mnd expenses and Its net yield with the than doubled net
@yeld BY invention, effected by few half hands and
shney nothing the value of the lands
and the investment which raises the cotton and which
the outlay in addition to his present machinery
which Will last thirty years. and the of spinner and
sas.
The moment this Is and the planters
these few half hands and this machinery and hng outlay will
net them much than their large investment with
heavy raise the crop they will
In their decision to avail themselves Of my invention
possible.
That this immensely increased income is be transient
and that the price will decline spinning the
Of the country yarns impress facts
your minds The cotton spinner heavy outlay
location and to for his facto buildings and those Of the
Operatives to and his motive power his
for It, to buy his machines his daily for the
hire Of bis clerks managers and operatives to buy
his daily supply of cotton his freight and other
expenses and which, altogether demands large share
ia The actual cost to the spinner besides the of
sp ia from to 0c pound then besides the cost of colt
ton and the cost to spin he several for
each pound to him his his capital and for the
BILE he is at Now the planter has within himself all these
items nearly and must have hem he evidently is
this outlay and and what the spinner for
pound OF cotton and to spin pound of and If
all of his profit the planter may positive he will for h
yarns The spinner sell below and the plRHteI
must make better his yarns appear in market the
present spinners will withdraw unequal Th
! must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny Invention consists in the discovery that the capita
chat produces Of the wate
that gins and bales It, expe near
shat raise the and the labor of few little
and women, ineffective field hands, could attend the
chinery which would pu. the yarns instead Of gin
ming and baling 1t cotton, whereby the planter income
would be doubled better yarn spun nineenths
he risk Of FIRE the plantation removed with half the bag
ging and and esened of commissions
X which will be doubled the commso merchant they will