New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31

On tho Plantations directly from Seed fully d.
by which ths Planters income ia
| DOUBLED Oh MORE THAN DoUBr,un,
The above invention has pnt somp,,s and
full operation the plantation Of most dnsu,,hd
gentlemen OF Mississippi and he invites Planters and all
ssted to 20 and see It, The machinery beautifully Lii
tie negroes learned TO attend Ia days asd The v.r,s
have not only commanded the premium Nsspp s.,.
Fair but ono Of the Judges states tvho spinner OF twenty
years expsenee hs they strong ~ any
that were in competition with them now ali question,
doubt or conjecture as to s pactcay satisfactorily and
positively answered. by its actual and daily
on' Working on one plantation that work on
| ALL
The machinery exhibited the Crystal Palace in Nav
York and the Judges Of the American awarded #
medal and full and we'll report 10 which tbey ,ats
that las the cotton passed directly from consnu-
onsy from my Hermaphode To the other machines by which
from use the ginning and bang machinery the
panahon and several machines used in the open
and dentange IT. and which vey veent In their opera
tons; must make my yarn longer and less broken sa
pie, and therefore must be stronger better yarn,
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vhsTioN 1s-'hati 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of the
rante adopting IT. and in effect sell him plantation me-
groes stock etc. fully valuable in It's production as
ha on which he makes his cotton and
and 'hs podsons result achieved by without strain or
| difficulty. ~ vs.
Ny invention consists ia discovery that e ,aros cant.
that now produces crop cotton the same .tea a,
that now gins and bales e1pe SEES very nearly
mat accrue to rate the and few little pexoes
ana women ineffective field hands, could attend the ma
which would pn; the into yarns instead Of rim
ming and banx it as Cotton whereby the planters ncom.
De better yarn be least tenths Of
OF IRE on the plantation removed the bag
gng and rope and lessened those
which will be doubled to the commission merchan. LII
be on double amoun and which made practically effective
machinery which unte the OF III. Gin
and packing house of the plantation and the spinning
factory into one with great saving In machinery motive
| power, labor and capital.
We can make number size yarn desired and this
invention from its nature complete cannot be
| upon.
The cost OF the machinery the planter will not be as
as half the enhanced value Of first crop spun up and
operatives in great required to attend the
chiney will not diminish the the crop but where
that may be- will we'll to hire hands be put In their
place. and the enhanced value Of tina crop would
than buy the necessary operatives the planter
chooses Inc accumulation OF money by this will very soon
pay planters ont OF dest who involved and RAPIDLY
aord them and those in debt carry their
| sanguine wishes.
The yarns are selling here 191 22c and there ia not
only demand here for now make but we
are now fully informed that there market 70 them in
Great Britain and in Europe far beyond our capacy snin
them and at prices uly netting what WE are oa,o
here The quotation for such now making on
he ISL FEBRUARY at Manchester-exa hard waterwswas
per ponn and in Germany &c. which net here 20
to zc and the accounts that spnners have contracts
days ahead In putting yarns we have nerban
thousand customers for them cotton and hence
our ability to airer prices for them than v
DO Tor cotton The people, from the world to the
o'he are mass OF buyers of while whole cotton
| crop is bought for only fewthousand spinners
10 make the powerful inducemen the planter tn ;p bs
crop up more clear and striking, would distinctly call
his attention to the number and the hands that
IN all the year are employed in raising crop the yaue of
the lands upon which and the are nadethe
value oil the mules stock, implements machinery etc. neces.
sary t" help raise 1.-THE heavy expenses paid out to
rase gin and pack the aud let contrast all this yaue
and expenses and its yield the more than doubled NOT
yield by my invention. effected by half hands and ma
chnery that costs nothing the value of the a
and the investment which raises the cotton and mon wb,
the outlay in addition to his machinery
which will last thirty years. wages of snnner .nd
oils. $3.50
The moment this is and by the planters that
few half hands and this machinery trnr OUTLAY will
them as much or more than their large mt with the
on it TO raise the crop does they will not
IN 'hef decision TO avail themselves of invention as soon Az
| possible Viva "
That this immensely increased income mt IN ho -,,.
and that the price will decline by our sninn;n ~
crop OF the country into yarns let impress these facts on
minus Inc cotton spinner is at heavy outlay to buv his
location and 10 for his faco buildings and thoss o ,h
TO arrange and buy his motive power and his fs,
TOR it, to buy his machines pay his daily expensas far h
he Oh MS managers oyerseers and operatives to buv
a supply OF coton pay his freight and ober
expenses and which, altogether demands large share or
a The actual cost to the spinner the cost of coon
to pin from to 1c pound then besides tho cost or
ION anu Tue cost to SPIN he must cents more for
eaeh pound TO pay him his profit his capital and for the
Die ne is at Now the planter within all thss.
very nearly ana must have them he evidently not at
this ou and EXPENSE and what the spinner for
oi cotton ana 10 spin pound of some If not
all Of his profit the planter may positive he will get for h;s
yarns The spinner sell cost and AN the n,auar
must make better his yarns appear in msrket the
present fpne's will Withdraw from uneau contest Th.
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
will have he machinery made in the best manner and No
low as can which the planter have time on for cit,
cepances give him plans directions for the
OF his house in which it is to bs placed employ for him
proper person. who, with couple plantation hands will
putt up employ for him and keep him su,ped with
aging SPINNER and for five the planter 10 give me- ma
Oh Inc excess the yarns yield would as cot
tonthas is to the plan all his cotton would
Yielded him. and three fourths Of what my invention does and
ne remaining fourth is to be paid put to my cred BY
his merchant as the yarns sold.
In word, sell what equivalent to a plantation re
stock etc. and receive of what pro from
party buying After the expiration the 6ye years To tbo
extent he has purchased it, 1t becomes permanently his
contracts with planters making hundred bales of cotton
VIII Tor the present be into further In
formation as to cost of machinery number and sort of
ves to spin specified quantity be furnished on ann,ca
to me here, at Mobile.
AGENTS WANTED.
Editors OF throughout the cotton rey;on from,
oh oaroa TO Texas inclusive, to aid in the se
ec'o ana 10 recommend to energetic agents. TO place this
unparalleled invention before cotton planters a,d mat
contracts for whom upon being presented tn ma
will appoint and furnish with specific instructions
GEO. G. HENRY.
~-esexsz- IN PRESS-GRoBE's NEW METHOD
esssza1&ssssH For the iano Forte
y . III.