New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

\ NEW COTTON SPINNER.
To COTTON PLANTEHs,
ooAxIss1oN MERoHANrs,
.. Editors Of Papers,
Ard
1AA SRIEKDs or THE sour1,
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
'osrsnoas, dir ecty frs ths sesd fully dem onstra.sd
By which the Planters Ne. iacouei
DouBLED Or MORE THAN DOUBLED
Invention has been put into complete and SUCCESS
on the plantation sf most distinguished
snssmsn Of Mississippi and invites PiAutss and all insr
od to 70 and zee It. The machinery works beautifully Lit
negroes learned to attend days. and the yarns
nave mot only commanded the premium Mississippi State
% put ono or the Judges (who spinner OF twenty
years e1persnce that they double q strong as any
na. were in composition with them; now all question:
ooao or conjecture Its praccabty satisfactorily and
answered. by Its actual and daily working denonsra.
non Working plantation proves that II will work on
all
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace in New
York and the Judges Of the American Institute awarded 1t
AND fu and wclldserved report which they stated
th as the cotton passed directly on from the seed contInu
rom my Hernaphodite the other by which
excluded from the ginning balpg machinery of the
o osenan2e IT, and which very violent in their opera.
ional must make Of longer broken
pe ana therefore must be stronger and better yarn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vkNTIoN Is-that It DOUBLES THE NET INCOME of the
frianier adopting IT, and In effect sell him plantation
gro stock, etc., fully valuable him production
sna on which he makes his cotton other
ana this prodgous result aehsred by him without
difficulty.
TO make the powerful nducement 10 the planter to spin his
crop up more clear and striking, would distinctly call
h attention to the number and great
year are employed in raising the the value Of
the lands upon which and the attendant crops madehe
Va'us OF the mules Stock implements machinery etc.
say help raise he heavy annual expenses paid out to
RAISE gin and pack the and let all this value
and expenses and s net yield with the
yied BY my Invention. effected by few half hands and
ohme that costs nothing compared the value
and the investment which raises the cotton and upon which
the outlay in addition his Is for machinery
which Will last thirty years. and the Of spinner and
<ors.
The seen and understood by the planters that
these few half hands and this machinery rng outlay
1hem as much than their large with the
heavy 1t crop does they Will not pause
In their decision 10 wall themselves my invention
possible
That this immensely increased income be transient
and that the price will not decline by spinning the entire
crop OF the country into yarns let impress these
your minds The cotton spinner Is heavy outlay
location and to for his acto buildings and those Of the
operatives and buy his motive power his
Tor H. to buy his machines to his daily for the
hire Of his clerks and operatives to buy
bis daily supply Of cotton his Insurance. freight and other
expenses and which, altogether demands large share of
ia The actual cost the spinner besides the of
to spin from lJc pound then besidea the cost Of cot,
ton and the cost to spin he several for
each pound to him his profit his capital and for the
BILE he Is at Now, the planter has within himself all these
items nearly and have them, he evidently not at
this ouy and and what the spinner for
pound Of cotton aad spin pound of yarns and II not
oil Of bis profit the planter be positive he will get for his
yarns The spinner cannot sell below cost and as the planter
must makes better his appear in market the
present splnner will withdraw from unequal contest This
m1st be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
BY invention consists In the discovery that the capital
that produces crop of cotton, the steam water
power that gins and bales It, the expet nearly
that to raise the and the labor of few little
snd ineffective field hands, could attend the
chnsy which would put the crop into yarns instead of gin
ming and bang cotton whereby the planters income
would hs doubled better yarn be pun least nnetenths Of
he risk Of ae the plantation removed with half the bag
gg and rope and lsead charges Save those Of on
hch will doubled the commits merchant they will
oo double amount and which made practically effective
by machinery which uGes the of the gr
aud packing of the plantation and that Of the spinning
factory into with great saving In machinery notv
power labor and capital.
wo mske nunbe or size of yarn desired and th
invention from bis complete and cannot beimproye
upon.
The cost machinery tho planter will not be uucl
"a the of tho FIRST and tn
operatives great required to attend the ma
cIery will not diminish the extent Of the but wher
may will pay well to hire hands to be put in thei
place. the enhanced value of the second would
an buy necessary operatives out and out II the pane
The accumulation of money by this will very
ray planters OF debt who involved and rapid
afford them and those not in debt to carry ont their mos
ssrgune wishes.
The yarns are selling 19s 22c and there is
eDy demand here for than now make, but
are now fully informed that there iB market for them
Britain and In Europe far beyond our capacity spi
he prices fully and netting what we gein
The quotation for auch are now making
the Is. February Mancheerextra hard water twistwa
lid per pound and In Germany 2c which would net here
2 that Bpinners have contracts
days ahead. In putting into we have perhaps
ten for them to for cotton and henc
cur ability get arer Of prices for them than
The people, from end of the world to tn
other of buyers of yarns while the whole 'coo
crop Is bought for only fewthousand spnners.
will have this machinery made in the best manner, and
low as can which the planter have time for city az
cepnces give him plans and directions for the preparao
Of In which is to be placed employ for him
rrooer person. who couple of the plantation hands, wi
put up employ for him and keep him supplied with maj
aging spinner for Eve the planter to give me
the the yarus yield over what would as co
ton-ha say the planter retains all his cotton would hsN
Welded him. three fourth of what invention does an
che remaining fourth to bs paid me- put to my cred
his merchant AS the yarns are Sold
In word sell what is equivalent to ptantatioh negroe
stock etc. oneouh of what produces from tt
marty buying After expiration of the i've to IL
extent he has purehaseiit, it becomes permanently his
Contracts with panters making hundred bales of cote
or upwards for the be entered ino and further
formation machinery aud number and sort of
ratives spin specified quantity will be furnished on apple
Sion to Messrs Vaudeville McIhsnny fully authorize
agents here , w., ,ru,,,
Editors OF newspapers throughout the cotton REGION fro
North Carolina Texas inclusive, invited to aid in the
lection and to energetic agents. to place th
unparalleled before the cotton Planters ard NAL
contracts for me, whom, being presented properly
"'i GEO. @. HENRY.
= New Orleans. March %. ls5o MA lmaW-5mlsw&W
NOTICE. sorioi .a'
The undersigned disposed of all his right title and int
act in ths business known as "DORR'S SOUTHERN Al
yERTIsINa AND COLLECTING AGENCY''t to the firm
q STR AXRRlnGE L Co. who will continue It aa here