New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-12

by which the Planters net income is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
The above invention has been put into complete
operation the plantation Of Of the most distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi invites Planters aud all inter-
esed and eei The machinery works beautifully Lit
negroes learned to attend in few days. and the yarns
only the premium the Mississippi State
Fair bu of the Judges states who IL spinner of twenty
years EXPERIENCED that they about double strong
that In competition with them; and all question,
conjecture to its praccabity satisfactorily and
positively answered by its actual and daily working demonsra
on Working plantation that 1t will work on
all.
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace in New
York the Judges of the American Institute awarded it
full and wedeserved report in which they stated
that passed directly from the seed continue
ouy my Hermaphrote to the other machines by which
excluded use the ginning and baling machinery of the
plantation several machines used in the factories to open
and dsenange it. and which are very violent in their opera
ons make my yarn Of longer and less broken sta
pe and therefore must be stronger and better yarn"
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vENTION IS-thst 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of the
Planter adopting It, and l. in effect sell him plantation,
yroes stock fully valuable to him In It's production
which he makes his cotton and other attendant
this prdgous result achieved by him without strain OF
difficulty.
To powerful inducement to the pantero spin his
crop up clear and striking, would distinctly call
attention the number and great value of the hands tina
In the year Employed raising the crop the value Of
the upon which and the attendant are ade-he
value the mules stock implements machinery etc. neces
ary to help raise 1.-THE heavy annual paid out to
raise gin end pack and lot me contrast all this value
expenses It's yield with the than doubled net
yield by my invention, effected by few half hands and
ehnery nothing compared the value Of the lands
investment which raises the cotton and which
outlay In addition to his present for machinery
which will thirty years. and the Of spinner and
| oils.
The moment md understood by the planters that
half hands and this machinery and hng outlay will
net them much than their large with the
heavy to raise the does they will not
decision avail themselves Of invention
| possible.
That this immensely is be transient,
and price will decline by spinning the entire
crop country into yans let impress these facts
your minds The cotton spinner is heavy outlay buy his
location pay his cto buildings and those of the
operatives arrange his motive and his fuel
for It, buy his machines to his daily expenses for the
hire clerks managers and operatives buy
daily supply cotton his insurance. freight and other
expenses which, altogether demands large share Of
a actual cost the spinner besides the coat of coor
spin 0c pound then, besides the cost OF cot
ton the spin he must get several cents
pound him s profit on his capital and for the rou
BILE ha is at Now the planter has within himself all hes
very nearly, and must have them he evidently is not
ousy expense and what 1t costs the spinner for
pound OF cotton to spin pound Of and some
ali Of profit the planter be positive he will get FOR hi
yarns The spinner cannot sell below cost and the pane
d
present spnners will withdraw from unequal contest Thi
must be apparent to all.
I TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny invention the discovery that the capt..
that produces of cotton the same steam waite
gins and bales IT, the nearl
that crop and the labor of few little
women ineffective field hands, could attend the
chinery which would put the into instead Of cir
and bslng cotton, whereby the Planters ncom
would he dosbed better be at least
hn1cti
ng rope esened charges ave those of
will be doubled to the commission merchant they wi
be on double amount and which ismade practically eecv
h H9 b hs an ha Of o
factory one, with great saving In machinery motiv
We can make any number yarn desired
invention from his nature complete and cannot improve
Of the machinery to The Pls9ts5 will mot be
operatives many ssses required to attend Tie r.
g ~s Ito s ~ e &c ps sp'
place, the enhanced value of the second would
ohoosss. The accumulation Of y M VII
III yarns are selling here at 19, 22c and thore
are now fully informed That there l. market for hem
hen and prices fny netting what sett
s Il
IN Germany &C. which would met here
thousand customers them 10 Tor cotton,
ability get airer Of prices for them than
cotton. The people, from end of the world to
ID other of buyers Of while the whole colt
IS crop 10 bought for only fewthdtsand spnners.
g the machinery made in the best manner and
Of low az can planter have time for city
g cepances give plans directions for the prepsrs
ofhs house in which 1t is to be placed employ for hin
proper person. with couple of plantation hands
putt employ for him and keep him supplied with MI
spinner and for The planter 10 10 give me o.
fourth Of the the yield what !. wond 81
re Welded him. ourhs of what my invention does
remaining fourth is to be paid me- or put 70 my crsd
~ bis merchant "a the yarns are sold ,...,..
In word sell what equivalent plantatios nsgro
stock etc. receive onefourth OF what Iton
party buying After the expiration Of the nve yssss 10
Is xtent he has purchased it becomes permanently DIS
Contracts with planters making two hundred bates Of COY
rnwsrds will Tor the present be entered into and further
formation Of machinery and ad sW' N n
ng n IN Mssss Vaudeville Mc1lhenny my FULLY anthors
70. agents here. .orNrs WANTED
IL Edors of newspapers throughout the cotton region frt
aroua inclusive are invited to aid IA the
sct;n and 10 recommend energetic agents, to place
nnnraiisled nveuon before the cotton planters AID
cnntracts for mo- when, being presented properly
IN. Will Appo ~ GEO. q. HENRY
INV New Orleans March Is. 1859. ma lmdw-smlawaV