Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-20
FASSNANN'S PATENT IRON TlESM

uoHE above cut represents three OF the
| Button and three Of the luckle Tie as they aF-
pear a bale OF cotton
holes AT one end and fifteen ut the other The band
has only be drawn tight, the holes in the two ends
to be brought tOgether-the two hole END on top
and the button inserted. One button VIII answer
but it Is better to insert two.
With the Buckle Tie one end Of the hoop is las
tened to one section OF the Buckle the other end Is
inserted in the other section and SIMPLY shoFeu
through it under the other end as long as there Is
any slack bite on the buckle holds II securely u
The hoors are painted TO prevent rust and cut in
lengths of 10 l0l aud IL feet Ten feet are most gen
orally used but lOt and IL are sometimes required
for l5rge bales The buckles are fastened to the
hoops the buttons win be put up IN small boxes
The Height Is 4bom 10 PouRds TO The Bale q
Cotton.
Nv Button Tie was the first offered for sale 10 any
xtsrs in the South and has been used bv Thousands
Of Planters with universal approval haFe Aaus
= valuable Improvement in the shape OF the button
since il first introduced and nave also pIoGui
ed 4 patent for a BU ChLE LIE when lol 7iLupIiei
IL facility and expedition Of adjustment 70 b3les Of
any or unequal sizes and for security Of hol1lng l.
/ think superior to any offered 70 the public
The advantages OF non over rope for 6ang cott6I
are now universally acknowledged. II holds th'
bale in a much smaller compass IS apphed ana las
tened with as much facility, both III the country
rrpssiuf and the accomplishing at the sea ports
fassens Immensely the risk from ire Is stronger
and its strength j. not impaired by time and expo
I 80 "a il mar OF rope This last advantage ha
heed srrikingly manifested during the "99i AAou
sands of bales Of Cotton nave oeeh tOs' ~ eA W
ting and breaking OF Rope Wulch e9V4 Lay uge-
nTsse~ved ii Iron hoops had been used IN aadlLIoI
fo Tins II can be furnished cheaper than nope. IN
( Arrangement of labor in the hemp growing Ntate'
has reduced the supply OF heInP u sue ~ - n
as TO cause prices 10 rule unpreeedentS Alsh. ~
deed suticiency for baing moderate COTTON eI0p
cannot be relied on at any price. Of .l.--,
| i have arranged for the importation OF a "a
ausntitv OF the best English Iron, and n@Ee ioaa
| srrauFements with Messrs- Chambers q La'''De y
! the sale and delivery o. my lies
surP RrFUGE NEW ORLEANS, July q i15s
| n. Fasanann Esg Orleans Cotton Pres
7p In lamar last received from your Press lo~
/ biss Of cotton. Of which about loo0 were recon
| T,Tassad and bound with youT new iron lie
- safelv AFFIRM that the cotton 50 bound vas re
reived IN better order than X geheIaLIs to-es
The Presses that II slowed oetlet anu e-Aele1 -
/ hin n carry more than on any previous 10Y age
| The cotton when discharged rom the snip Il
| ;s--,nol was in better order than the rope oOtn
cotton ii is highly preferable lor sIouu Ilsl =
Js,1Dness from the ballast has no effect upon II 10
4, i well known by practical men that dsp1ess vi
! ri mo rome bound. / confidently recoIrnen
voar Iron Tie as took tSs lot Tor an eApst5lien
| and carefully watched 1t cop IN i'A0ins 41u u
eii'' si1s m, sir Yours Respectfully.
JOHN HOWARD Master.
/ The undersigned Fire Warden and Fire Inspe'
I - - the New Orleans Insurance Companies aTe
ofior rbat the Iron Tie affords greater protectio
I 49, 80 - J. YOUENES, Fire Warden,
win John ADAMS, Fire Inspector
concur II '-'' ALFRED BELANGER,
x Chief Engineer, Fire Depart rnenf-
CHAMBERS = IATTENG,
cotton Factors Agents FOR Fassmann-s Iron III
snd Dealers in BagEing Rope and WINE
Noel CnrSudeIet So,
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