The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13
HiSSHlNNS PATENT IRON TIESa
Tor Cotton Balon.


UNITED STATES PATENT, APRIL, ISIS.
~ rAssMANs PATENT IRON TIES the
l hop tor the hutioa u punched Sih t~e
holes one cnd aud fifteen ~ The other ihs hand
has cay 90 b. drawn tight the holes In tn two euda
10 b. brought e. guthsr--th two ole vnd on top
and the baton insefud. One baton viii answer
but u Il better q insert two
with tn huekle Tie oue rud 81 the hop Il faa.
tened 10 section ct he Buckle The other end 4
inserted in ihe other section, aud simply showed
through 10 uudrf tte ether end ~ long az there u
any alack. bla GA she buckle holds 70 securely %
a. Ia place.
no hooT are painted TO proven, rust and eut in
leneths ofi0 veg ard feet Ten feet are uiesi Efn.
cflily need. hai lul and ~ sometimes required
iol LARGO hales The bnehlra are iAstcngd 70 the
hoops the but,ona win 5o pat up in small boxes
The Teighi Is 1t0Hi 10 P9uEds 10 tAs Bale Of
Coii0a.
Tho advantage. o. iron over rope for halins cotton
arr now universally acknowledged. II holds the
hale ia much smaller compass, u applied ana fas'
tened With % much facility, both Ia the country
pressing and tho ~ comrrcasing q ihe "a ports
rsacna Immensely the risk from h'ci Ia stronger.
aud its strength & not impaired by time and expo
sure rs IL that of rope, This last advantage has
bced II ikingly manifested during The WI Thou
sands vi bales OF Cotton have been lo, by the rot
ting and breaking of Rope which could have been
preserved II Iron hoops bad been used In addition
10 tha IL be furnished che apot than Ropc. The
arrangement OF lahor In the hemp growing ftates
has reduced the supply 81 hemp d such an oNtant
AZ 10 cause ptioos 10 rule uuprcccd,uty hiehi IN.
decd sunlccncy for haliug moderate cotton crop,
cannot hc rolled GA a. any price
1 have arranged fr the Importation Of largo
quantity OF the beat Euglish Iron, aud have made
arrangements with Measts Chambers latttng ior
the sale aud delivery o. my Ties.
Tho undersigned Firc Warden and Fire IRs1cc
tor Of the New Orleans Insurance Companies. ateef
opuiun that tho Iron Tic Affords greater protection
inat lnsa In case OF fire than the old style Of balng
with ropo. J. lOUENEsl " Warden,
JnHN ADAMS Fire Inspector.
''''''' ALFRED BELANGER
FxChief Engineer, Fire Department.
sur RErraE. INV ORLEANS. July I 1850.
H. Frssmann, Esa Orleans Cotton hc'a
SIN In January laat received fom your frcsa 1859
bales Of cotton 81 which about 1000 we're recon
pressed aud buund with your now Iron Tie
can safely affirm that the cotton 10 bound was fe-
c,ycd IN brttur order than u generally comes from
the Presses that II slowed better and enabled the
ehip 10 carry more than an any proyious voyage
Tho cotton when discharged nom The ship w
Liverpool was In hettet ordef than the rope bound
cotton IL Ia hiEhly preferable for ground tier as
dampncss from the ballast has no effect upon H. toy
IL ~ we'll known by ptact cal men that damp VIII
rot tho tope bound | can ronid. ntly recommend
your Iron Tie ~ took this lot for an experiment
and carefully watched Il both la loading and dia'
am Sir Youra Respectfully
JOHN HOWARD, Master
CHAMBERS q LATTING,
cctton Faotnra Agents for raasmanna Iron Ties
aud Dealers In tagging, Rope and Twine,
No. al CarondrIct 49,,
ON. iyl2dSw NEW ORLEANS.