New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-24
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
oh the Plantations directly from the Seed fully
by which the Planters net income is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DoUBLEDt

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Inc above nver ton has been complete and
" operation on the plantation Of Of the
gentlemen of Mississippi invites Planters and all in,a
ested to 90 and see it. The machinery beautifully Lit
tie negroes learned to attend few days and tba
have not only premium at the
fa ou one OF the Judges states who is spinner of twenty
years e1perence thar they double as strong as
tha were In competition with them; and all question
d Ut as TO Its pacticabity is and
positively answered. by its daily de
ton Working on one plantation proves will work on
| ALL -
The machinery exhibited the Crystal palaca in ys
York and the Judges of the avardsd
medal and full and well report In which tav s.d
ha as the cotton passed directly the seed con,nu
oasy from my Hermaphrode to the other machines by which
excluded from the bapg and several nnarbnes
oseu III 'e iactotes 10 open and dseDange which are
vey violent in their operations make my warn of
longer and less broken staple and therefore stronger
and better yarn.r
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
VEN1loN 1S-that it DOUB BLEs HE NET INCOME of the
Planter adop ing It, and effect sell him plantation ne
soe stock etc. fully as valuable to him production az
'ha on which he makes his other attendant crons
sna TINS podsons result achieved by h without strain or
difficulty. $3.50 -
My Invention the discovery that thu
ha now produces Of steam or water
a now gins and bales it, the very nearly
a accrue TO rae the CROP and the labor fvee negroes
ana women, Ineffective field hands, attend the ma
chneiy which would pu: crop into yarns instead of
hne and bang it as cotton whereby the planters income
Wcuu ne doubled better be enths Of
me risk of fire on the plantation removed with half the ba
gihg and and essened saye these of
which will be doubled the ion merchant a thew
pe On amoun aad which made practically effective
by machinery which unte the separate Of the gin
and packing CT the plantation that of the spnnin
factory INTO one, with gfea. saving in machinery motive
power, labor aud capital.
ca" mage any number or size of desired and this
Invention from its nature complete be improved
The cost o. the machinery the plalt will mt te s
as nan he enhanced value of the crop spun No. and the
IN great many Cases required to the ma
etnery will not diminish the the crop but where
that may be- 1t will well hands to be nut in tbsi
place. and the enhanced the second crop xould
'a oay the necessary operatives and ont if the planter
'he accumulation of money by this will yery soon
pay oct of dest who involved and rapidly
ahora he means and those iu carry out their m
| fasguine wishes ~
me yarns are selling here at l9 and there ia not
| my hp he'e itr many more han we make but we
are now fully informed that there ma ke for them in
Great Britain and in Europe beyond onr onacv tn anil;
them and prices fuy over nettj 10 wba, W. ara si
mere The quo;a,ion for such m ns on
M iS e'Fnhfy at Macester-exra hard wist-ws
I'D per pound and in Germany 2c which would net here 20
10 Zlc and the accounts ha spiners have OIL
days ahead In putting crops yarns we have nerhan
len Thousand customers for them cotton and hence
our y to get airer of prices them than We no
40 to cotton The people, from the world to the
o'ne'' mass OF buyers OF yarns while whole cotton
crop is bought for only fewthousand spinners
10 make the powerful nducemeu the planter Il, nin his
crop mp more clear and striking by would distinctly
S attention TO the humber and great Of the hands
In all the employed raising the crop IN tho vain,
he and upoh which it and the crops are tnad,,a
ue Of 'he hneS stock implements machinery ETC.. nsces.
sr t" help raise 1.-THE heavy expenses pad ont IN
lse gin and pack the aud let contrast all tb ya,,e
and expenses and lis yield with the more than do,ad
s'e'd by my invention effected by few .nds and ma
a costs nohlng compared to the out lands
and the inv stment which cotton and rnon which
the outlay IN addition TO his expenses is for mqcine
which will st thirty years. the wages of simmer md
| oils ~
me moment this is seen and understood by planters that
these few half hands and this and trifng
net Them much or more than their large investment with the
heavy expenses it the crop does they Will rot
IN her deeisif to avail themselves of invention as soon as
| possible. ~ "
That this immensely increased income not to be ransen
ana that the price will decline by our spinning he en,
crop of the codntry into yarns me impress these fc IN
@ has Inc cotton spinner is at heavy outlay to buy his
location and pay for his aeto buildings and ,hoss f M
operatives to arrange and buy his motive power and his f
ior 1T to buy his machines pay his daily expense, for the
hire CT his Gle ks managers tn huv
s euPps Oh cotton Say his insurance. freight other
expenses and which, altogether demands large share of
a The actual to the spinner the cost oF c,o
to spin from 10 c pound then besides the cost of
ton and The cost to spin he get several cents more for
c pouha 10 pay MN his profit hi. capital rou
Die he Is at Now as the planter has himself all these
Items very nearly and must have e evientlv is not at
This ousy and expense and what the spinner for
pound of cotton AID to spin pound of and some if moi
all oil poh the planter may be positive he will get for his
yarns Tie spinner sell below cost and as the nlsster
mn make better his yarn, appe .r in market the
present pnnes will withdraw from unequal contest Th
must be apparent to all
| TERMS AND CONDITIONS
VIII have thu machinery made in best m and as
low as can which the planter time on Der city nc
cepaLces give him plans nnd dectios FOR the
oil his house in which it is to be placed employ for hin,
proper person. who, with couple of te plantation hands will
pt up employ for him and keep him supplied with man
aging spnner and for five crops planter is 10 give ma ms
fourth OF the excess the yield wa. would as
tonha to say the plan retains all cotton o hav
yielded him. and hrea uhs my invention aops and
the remaining fourth is to be paid me- put to nv credit bv
| his merchant as the yarns sold.
In wort sell what is equivalent pl.ntaon negroes
stock etc. and receive oneourth of from the
party buying After the expiration he Fl wears 10 to
extent he has pnrchase it, it becomes permanently his
contracts with planters making bales of cot
or upwRfd VIII Tor the be into and further in
formation as to cost of machinery number ad sort of ona
pnve TO spin specified quantity be fupi he'd on apnlicn
| to me here, at Mobile.
AGENTS WANTED.
Editors o. newspapers throughout the cotton region from
Ho'fh Carolina to Texas inclusive aid in The se
lection and 10 energetic agents. to place This
unparalleled invention before the planters ard make
contracts tor me- Who thus beirg presented to me
will appoint and furnish with specific instructions
GEO. G. HENRY.
| New Orleans, March 2s 1879. MAJ lm&w-5ulswsY
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