New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-07
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

NEW COTTON SPINNER.
o COTTON PLANTERS,
coMHIssIoN MERCHANTS.
Editors Of Papers,
81. .m And ...
rHE xRxzxDs or Tns sourH.
PATENTED INVENTION
Esr Spinning the Cotton Crops
ffxnfsaisuH directly from the Seed fully demonstrated
hy which the Planters net income Is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
spsrson the plantation the most distinguished
ssa Of Asssspp and be invites Planters inter-
pA 10 20 and 200 1t. The machinery works beautifully. Lit
0eDsgross learned TO attend days and the yarns
nat only commanded the premium the Mississippi
- but sss OF the judges states twho spinner twenty
~ expersnce that they about double strong any
ef wass in eompetion with them: and all question,
or eoeesure as to Its pacticaby satisfactorily and
tvey answered. by lts actual daily working
n Working On plantation that it will work
aaL
TITS uscnery exhibited the Crystal Palace New
E@k aud the Judges of the American Institute awarded 1t
ana u and weldeserved report in which they stated
MAJ aa tho cotton passed directly from the seed coninu
oOsiy from Hermaphrodie the Machines by
Kexeluded from the gpning and bang machinery the
Dz7Aon and several machines used the factories open
md dsntAngie it. and which very violent opera
ueus must make Of longer and less broken
&a and therefore 1t Eaust be stronger better yarn
Sut THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
VBNTfoN rs-that DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of the
f1xHtar sdopng IT. and In effect sell him plantation
Grss stock etc., fully valuable him In Its production
sat On which hs makes his cotton and other attendant
n4 tA prodigous result achieved by him without strain
diAr.ify.
To matte the powerful nducemen planterto spin his
crop up clear and striking, would distinctly call
@ sntisn the number and value of the hands tha
M al e employed in rnng the the value Of
sa lands which and the attendant madebe
~ssae Of the mules stock implements machinery etc.
cary 10 help raiso 1.-THE heavy expenses paid
xs gin and pack the CROP
and expenses and its yield with the than doubled
1fsA BY nay invention, eectsd by few half hands and
Culinary That costb nothing compared to the value of the lands
and ta Investment which raises the cotton upon which
tie estay In addition his for machinery
was viii ias thirty and the of spinner and
OILS.
The uasnent this by the planters that
these fsv half hands and this machinery ring outlay will
uee ser mach than their large investment with the
Ssayy to raise the does they Will pause
tn their decision to avail themselves as soon as
pcssshls.
Thst this umensety increased income be TRANSIENT
saa that the price will decline by spinning the
crop Of the country into let impress these
Ssr minds Tho cottoa spinner heavy outlay to buy his
foeoo aud TO for his aeto buildings and those of
aYessves 70 and buy his motive power
ar T. to buy his machines to his daily expenses the
hire 6 his clerks and operatives buy
hs daily supply Of his insurance. freight
and which, altogether demands share
i rhs actual to the spinner besides the
Co Is from l0c pound then besdes the OF cof
s ed the cost 20 spin he must several cents for
rs pound him his profit h capital for the
az Nov as the planter has within himself ell these
sns very Yearly them evidently
aud expense and SO what costs the spinner for
1ena Of cotton AID to spin pound of and not
oil bis afs6 the planter be positive he will get for his
The spinner cannot sell below and the paRter
zz make better his In market, the
present apnness will withdraw from unequal contest This
uaass bc sppssen' to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ag Invention consists in the discovery that the same capital
at Produces of cotton the steam water
that gins and bales it. the nearly
t srue to raise the and the labor of few little
an4 ineffective field hands, could attend the
Se which would put the crop into yarns instead of gin
ug ard saing 1t cotton whereby the planters income
csid iauhed better yarn spun, least enhs OF
as -h Of drs the plantation removed with half the bag
~ and and eened those of commissions,
~h will be doubled to the commission merchant they will
double ameant aad which made practically effective
By rnrnery which unes the of the gin
ad packing house Of the plantation and that of the spinning
factory Nuto with great saving in machinery, motive
power. labor aud capital.
We can make any number or size OF yarn DESIRED and this
saSdaE from IFS complete and cannot be improved
Npan-
The cast Of the machinery to the planter will not be much
half the enhanced value of the first and the
aesrsssa in gres many cases required to attend the
tary, will not diminish the extent OF the crop but where
that be- II will well to hire bands to be put in their
aae and the enhanced value OF the second crop would more
hn buy the necessary operatives out and out If the planter
csen rhe accumulation of money by this will very
s , ,,, and those not in debit to carry on. their mos,
..,rrin. ,-f,,,s
ara sailing here at Iol< IN and here mt
v d,nand here for many more than we now make hut we
r,v fuI,v ,pforned tina. there ia market for them
Britain and in Europe far beyond our capacity to spin
~ sd al nriee n,v and over netting what W. are getting
' ~ - - - -, - -. . 20 - - - - %
2&se Ehe qapoh or SUN yars ae We are no" ahhg Oh
lid pound and in Germany c which would net here ~
v ,s..d In nune onr crops into yarns we have nerhaps
~ sousaud cousr for them to one for cotton and hence
~ .bit Ia pet firer of prices for them than We now