New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-02
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

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1 us PATENTED INVENTION ssE59s s
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
On the Plantations directly frsn the Seed fully Demonstrated
| by which tho Planters net sncomsis 5
DOUBLED OF MORE THAN DOUBLED
The above Invention put complete and
operation the plantation Of Of the distinguished
gentlemen Mississippi be invites Planters and all inter-
and see IT. The machinery works beautifully. Lit
negroes learned attend II IN few days. and tbs
only commanded the premium at the Mississippi State
Fair but judges (who spinner Of twenty
years sxpeepe thu. they about double strong any
that were competition With them; and all question,
conjecture ito prsccabiy is satisfactorily
positively answered actual and daily working deonstra
tion Working plantation proves that will work on
| all.
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace New
York. Judges Of the American Institute awarded 1t
medal and full and report In which thsy
that the cotton passed directly from the seed connu
ously my Hermaphrodc the other machines by which
excluded from the ginning and bang machinery Of the
plantation several machines used In the factories open
and dlscn.auss IT. and which violent In their opera
aons make my Of longer and less broken sta
ple and therefore it must be stronger and better yarn"
| But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
| vENTIoN Is-that 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME OF the
Planter adon,ng It. and l. In effect, sell him plantation me-
goes, stock, fully valuable to him In M production
that which makes his cotton and other attendant crops
and this podigous result achieved BY him without or
| dimculty.
Ny invention the discovery that the capital
that produces Of cotton the steam
power that gins and bales IL the nearly
that aifs the and the labor Of few little negroes
and women, Ineffective field hands, could attend the
chimney which would pu: the into yarns instead Of GIN
ming and bsling cotton whereby the planters income
would be doubled better yarn be least nnenths
he risk Of Ore the plantation removed with half the bag.
gng rope esssned those OF
which will be Doubled to the commission merchant they viii
double smount and which made practically effective
by machinery which unes the processes Of gin
packing Of the plantation and that OF the spinning
factory into with great saving in machinery, motive
| power, labor and capital.
We amy number yarn desired and this
invention from Its nature IL complete and cannot be improved
| upon.
The Of the machinery the planter will b much
half the enhanced value Of the FIRST up and the
operatives great many required attend the ma
ehnery will diminish the Of the CROP where
may will pay well hire hands DO put their
place. enhanced value the crop would more
than buy the operatives out and out II the planter
chooses The accumulation Of money by this will very soon
pay planters Of debt who involved rapidly
afford them and those not in debt out their
| sanguine wishes.
The yarns selling here lo 2c and there not
only demand here for than make bn We
fully Informed that there Is market for them 10
Great Britain and in Europe far beyond capacity spin
them and at prices fully and netting what getting
here. The quotation for such yarns making on
the LIST February MRnehester-exa hard watertwiswas
lid per pound and In Germany 2c which would 20
and the accounts that spinners have 90
days ahead In putting into have perhaps
ten thousand for them for cotton and hence
ability to get faire of prices for them than
do for cotton. The people, from end Of the world
other Of buyers yarns while the whole cotton
crop is bought for only afewhoussnd spnners.
To make the powerful nducemen 10 the planter spin
crop mp clear and striking would distinctly call
his attention the number and value Of the hands that
in all the employed In raising the the value Of
the lands which and the attendant crops madthe
NJ frrnla
help raise 1.-THE heavy annual expenses paid 10
raise giu and pack the and let all this value
and and It's net yield with the than
yield by invention, effected by hsif and ma.
chiuey that costs nothing compared to the value Of the
and the investment which raises the cotton, and upon which
outlay in addition his presen. expenses machinery
which will last thirty and the Of spinner ard
oils
The this understood by the planters that
these few half hands and this machinery and ng outlay will
net them mich than their large investment the
heavy raise the crop does they will not pause
in their decision to avail themselves Of invention
possible
immensely income is not to be transient
and that the price will decline by spinning entire
Of the country into let impress on
minds The cotton spinner heavy outlay buy his
location and for his acto buildings Of the
operatives to arrange and buy his motive and his fuel
for It, to buy his machines, to his daily expenses the
hire Of his clerks and
his daily supply Of his insurance. freight other
expenses and which, altogether demands args Of cap
ta The actual the spinner besides the Of cotton
to spin, ID from to l0c pound Them besides cost of cot
ton and the cost to spin he
each pound 20 him his profit his capital
bic he at Now the planter has within himself these
items nearly and must have them he evidently at
this out.y and expense and what costs the spinner for
pound Of cotton and to spin Poand yarns and some If NOT
- ihe spinner cannot sell below cost and a. re
maze better yarn, as his yarns appear in market ,s
spihhefs viii Withdraw from so unequal cop.as, TIL
must be apparent to all. ' 1his
| TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
| ,,nr 90 % iAeaheFy made in the best manner and as
~ " '"'i ~hcn the planter have time on for c,v AZ.
eepahces give him plans and directions n, ~ .,
" ' house IN which 1t is to be PLACED empov ~, IT, .
80. p VINO with couple Of tae plantation hands y;l,
p up employ for him and keep him .p,nsd ,vi,l
go ana ior I'VE crops the planter is 10 give me one
ton,h, y, ss 'ne yarns yield what 1t would as rot.
~ say, tae planter retains his cotton would h
sleiaed MN, and three fourths Of wba. nv se
"H'hs ionrth ia to b. paid me or mn, IA va, -,
his merchant as the yarns are sold ~ " my efeol py
~ d "o1u, sell what is equivalent to a n.r,o.
49, anu receive one-ourh of what pro iuces fror, a.
ertsr. Va h se' ae expiration of the i've years to The
' ne 'f purehasedit it becomes permanentty b;s ~
contracts with planters making two hundred ~.
p"aiu'' WI" tor the present be entered into and f,,h
oiaoh US TO cost OF machinery, number and sn, -
a'I'ea TO spin specified quantity, W IL be furnish adj ~
to me here, Mobile. VI epphea
AGENTS WANTED
tutors OF newspapers throughout the cotton rssor f
10 iexas inclusive, are invited to aid in The se
oh ana 10 recommend energetic agents in n.o ~
unparalleled invention before The cotton pe 'his
.sac ior me, whou upon thus being presented IN ~,
Will appoint and furnish with specific instructions
New orasnv y.,,, =, ,o,o GEO. G. HENRY.
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De IN PRESS-GRoBE's NEW MFTuon
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