New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18


by which the Planters income is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED,
The above invention has been complete and
full operation the plantation the most distinguished
gentlemen of mississippi and he Planters and ali inter
ssed to and see it, The machinery beautifully Lit
tie learned attend few DAYS and the yarns
have not only commanded the premium the Mississippi State
Fair but one of the judges states twho spinner of twenty
years that they about doubs strong as
that in competition with and now all question
doubt conjecture to its practicaby satisfactorily and
positively answered. by its actual daily working eonsra
ton. Working plantation proves that it will work on
all.
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace in New
York, and the judges of the American n,ute awarded it
medal and full and weldeerved report which they stated
that the cotton passed directly on from the seed connp
ousy fro Hermaphrode the machines by which
excluded from the ginning balipg machinery of the
plantation and several machines used the to open
and dsenangle it, and which very violent in their opera
tons; must make my yarn longer and less broken sta
pie, and therefore It must be stronger and better yarn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
VENTIoN Is-that it DOUBLES THE NET INCOME of the
Planter adopting it and effect sell him plantation me-
goes stock etc. fully valuable him Its production as
that which he makes his other attendant crops
and this prodgos result by him without strain or
difficulty
To make the nducemeut the planter to spip his
crop mp clear and striking, would distinctly call
bis attention 10 the number and value Of the tina
III al Inc year are employed raising the the
the lands which 1t and the crops are madethe
value of the mules stock Implements machinery etc p.cas
sar to help rase 1.-THE heavy annual expenses paid ont to
raise gin and the CROP contrast all this value
and expenses and its yield with the doubled net
yield by Invention, effected by half hands and ma
ehnery that costs nothing to the value of the lands
and the investment which raises the cotton upon which
the outlay in addition his for machinery
which will last thirty and the wages spinner and
oils.
hvf
these few half hands and this machinery and trng outay will
net them as much or more than their large investment the
heavy expenses to raise the they will not
In their decision to avail themselves my invention as soon as
possible.
That this immensely increased income not to be transient
ana mat the price VIII not decline by spinning the
of the country into let impress these facts on
minds The cotton spinner heavy outlay to buy his
location and for his o buildings those Of the
operatives to and buy his power and his e
for It, to buy his machines to his daily expenses the
he Oh his managers overseers and operatives buy
his daily supply of cotton his Insurance. freight and other
and which, altogether large share of can
ta The actual to the spinner the cost of cotton
70 spn from 10 NC pounds them BESIDES the
ton and the cost to spin he get more for
each pound to pay him his profit his capital for the tro
BILE he at Now the planter has within himself all these
Items nearly have them he evidently not at
this outl and EXPENSE and 80 what the spinner
pound Of cotton and spin pound ysrns and some IL not
all of his profit the planter positive will get for his
must make better his yarns appear market the
Primers will withdraw from unequal This
must be apparent to ALL
TERMS AND CONDITIONS,
Ny invention consists IN the discovery that the same capts
that produces of cotton the or water
that gins and bales se very nearly
that to raise the and tbs labor little negroes
and women Ineffective field hands, could the ma
chiney which would put the crop yarns instead of gin
ming and bsne cotton, whereby the planters
would be doubled better spun
he risk of fire plantation removed half the bag
gng and and lesened oh commissions
which will be doubled the commits ion merchant they will
be GU double amount aad which made practically
by machinery whith unes the separate processes gin
and packing house of the plantation and tho spinning
factory into with great saving machinery motive
power, labor and capital
We make number size of desired and this
invention from its nature complete and improved
upon.
The cost o. the machinery the planter will much
half The enhanced value Of the first crop spun up the
operatives in great required
cbnery, will diminish the of the crop where
that may be, II will we'll hire hands put in their
place. the enhanced crop would more
han buy the operatives and out If the planter
chooses The accumulation Of money by this will very
pay planters of deet who involved rapidly
ford them and those in debt carry their
sangune wishes.
The yarns selling here 1917 22c, Is not
only demand here far han make, but
fully informed that there market for them
Great Britain and in Europe far beyond capacity spin
them and at prices fully and net what getting
here The quotation for such yarns making
me list February at Manchesteextra hard
lid pound and in Germany 2ic which 20
2lc and the ha spnners have contracts 90
days ahead In putting into have perhaps
thousand customers for them cotton,
ability to get tarer prices we
DO for cotton. The people, from world the
,ther of buyers Of while cotton
,rop 10 bought for only few,houssnd spnners.
AGENTS WANTED. |
Editors of newspapers throughout the region from
Worth Carolina Texas inclusive invited
energetic agents. place this
unparalleled invention before the planters
for me, who upon being presented properly
viii appoint and furnish with specific instructions.
GEO. G. HENRY. |
New Orleans, March %, 1853 m2I lm&W-5mlaw4W |