New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-09
s. NEW COTTON SPINNER.
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KNO COTTON PLANTERS.
coMMIssI MERCHAN ANTs,
Editors OF Papers,
AND
II = fENDs or THE s0UTH,
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
snsrlantstions directly from the Seed fully
by which the Planters net incoIneI Ia
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

The above invention has put complete and
fu operation the plantation Of the most distinguished
gentlemen OF Mississippi and he invites Planters nts
sted to 60 and IT, The machinery beautifully Lit
lie attend II In few daya and tbe warm.
aave not only commanded the premium Mississippi State
e out one OF the judges states (who spinner twenty
that they about double strong any
hat were In competition with them all question
= ouht or conjecture praccabty Is and
7stvey answered. by Its actual daily working
z, on Working plantation proves that t will work on
Al '''> ="
fhs machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace In New
Tk ana the judges OF the American Institute awarded II
eda and full and epor In which tbey stated
~ .. as he cotton passed directly from the connu
hiy from my Hermaphrode to the other Machines by which
excluded from the ginning bang machinery of the
na'on and several machines the factories to open
nd dsentangle IT. and which very violent in their opera
:, must make my yarn Of longer and less broken
. ie ana therefore mnst be stronger yarn"
!. But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
I, fEsIloN Is-that 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME of the
FAINTER adopting it. and T. effect sell him plantation ne
'oek etc. fully as valuable to him in Its production
Al on which he makes his cotton crops
this prodous result Is achieved by him without strain
I. inicuity. .
nd 10 make the powerful nducemen to the planter to spin
db op up more clear and striking, would distinctly call
enon 10 the number and great value Of the hands ha
all the year employed in raising crop the value Of
a upon which and the attendant crops
Ga 'ue OF the mues stock implements machinery etc.
fa 10 heip raise 1.-THE heavy annual expenses paid
se gin and pack the aud let
expenses and Its net yield with the doubled
raj ed oS my invention, ectd by few half hands and
nery that costs nothing the value Of the lands
81 the Investment which raises the cotton and upon which
outlay in addition to his expenses machinery
ich VIII Bst thirty and the wages of spinner and
ths !; s.zsss. ..,a
VI he moment this understood by the planters that
seeW half hands and this machinery and rfiug outlay will
mem ~ much or more than their investment with the
IVY expenses it to ase the crop does they pause
ngaIua asaF
,aibls.
ths Immensely increased income is to be transient
end thai the price will decline by spinning the entire
crop OF the country into yarns impress
your MINDS Tho cotton spinner heavy outlay buy
location and to pay for his buildings Of the
to arrange and buy his motive and his fuel
LOT It, to buy his machines pay his daily expenses for the
he Of his clerks managers operatives buy
MS daily supply OF cotton his insurance. freight
expenses and which, altogether demands large share
fhe actual cost to the spinner besides the of
70 spin Is from 70 c pound then, besides,
son and spin he get
each pound s rod capita and for the trou
bls he is e. NJ tts p'st,er has wi all these
Items very - 6S.7assisgaa ,e e. -, ly is not a,
this outl4ya "a ssl "a Ia 3aa osta the s,inper FIR +.
Il, Of hin fn' sna a.. s0ae, n, ~ II no. :,
,srns Tie spinner aa,so I'M oost a. he clas,sr
must nskea hsr is yarns appear in market the
present spinuets viii withdraw Unequal contest Ths
, aust be apparent 10 sii.
= THRMs AND CONDITIONS.
Ny invention consists in tho iscey-y that the sarne capt.
hat produces of tse steam or water
that gin and bafes expef yery nearly
bat accrue to raise the and tho labor
and women, Ineffective field hands, attend the ma
hineey which would the crop yarns instead of gin
ming and haling Il cotton, whereby the planters
would be doubled better yarn spnn nine tets
he risk of fire on the laason removed with half bag
gig and and essened charges those of
which will be doubled merchant as they will
be on double amount aad which made practically eectiv.
nv rnau6f 4,
and packing house Of the plantation and that of spinning
factory into with saving in machinery raotiv
power, labor and capital.
We make any of yarn desired and ,h
invention from his natnre complete cannot be
upon.
The cost Of the machinery to the planter will
halt the enhanced value OF the FIRST and tn
operatives many required to attend the ma
chnery will diminish Of the crop but yher
,sha be- 1t will well to hire hands pnt in thei
place and the enhanced value of the second crop would
than buy the operatives the rane
chooses The accumulation of money by this will very
planters out of deBt who involved rapid
afford them means and those not in debt to their
sanguine wishes.
The yarns selling here l9 221sc and there Is no
only demand here fer many make but
fully informed that there Is market for them
Great Britain and In Enope far beyond capacity to spi
,he and at prices fully and nettiag what gen
here The quotation for such yarns making
abe lst February Mt Msncheerxra hard
to 2c and the accounts Fare that pinner
days ahead In pnttug into have, perhaps
housand for them cotton and henc
ability get fairer of prices than we nov
w do for cotton. The people, from of the world to h
other mass of buyers of yarns while the
crop ia bought for only fewthousand spnners,
will have the machinery made in the best manner,
low as can which the planter have time city
eepance give him plans and directions for the preparation
Of his house In which is to be placed employ him
proper who, with couple of plantation hands,
putt up employ for him and keep him supplied with mar
aging spinner and for Nv the planter give me ont
fourth the the yield would AS
tonha to the plan retains all his ha
yielded him. and three fours of what invention does
she remaining fourth is 10 ha paid put
his merchant as the yarns sold.
In word sell what Ia equivalent to plantation negroes
stock and receive oneonrh Of what
party buying After the expiration of the ve years to ii
extent he has purchased it becomes permanently his
with planters making bales of cotto
upwardr will for the present into and further
of machinery sort of op
Messr Map apdegile McIlhenny my fully authorize
agents here.
AGENTS WANTED.
Editors Of newspapers throughout the cotton region fro
North Carolina to Texas inclusive invited aid
lection and recommend energetic agents. place
unparalleled invention before the cotton planters
for me, whom upon being presented properly
will appoint and furnish with specific Instructions
go q. HENRY.
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