New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-07
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

O is ION MER H ANTS,
4, Editors OF Papers,
And
THE FRIENDs OF THE soUTA
| PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
On the Plantations directly from the Seed fully demonstrated
by which the Planters net incomeis
i DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
The above invention has put into complete
full operation the plantation Of Of the most distinguish
gentlemen of Mississippi and he invites Planters all inte
ested to 80 and it, The machinery works beautifully
tie negroes learned to attend In few days. and the yarr
have only commanded the premium the Mississippi
Fair but of the Judges states (who spinner
experienced that they about double strong
that in competition with them; and all question
doubt conjecture to its praccabity satisfactorily
positively answered. by its actual and daily working
ton Working on one plantation proves that it will work
| all.
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace in Ney
York. and the Judges Of the American Institute awarded
medal full wedeseryed report in which they state
that as the cotton passed directly from the seed contnu
ously from Hermsphrodte to the other machines by whc
excluded from the ginning baug machinery of tn
plantation and several machines used in the factories to ope
and disentangle It, and which very violent their opera
dons must make of longer and 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 tn
Planter adopting it, and in effect sell him plantation ne
stock, etc., fully valuable it's production
that which he makes his cotton other attendant crops
and this prodious result achieved by him without strain
| difficulty. g +EI
To make the powerful Involvement TO the planter spin hi
crop mp more clear and striking, would distinctly cal
his attention to the number and great value of the
in all the year employed in raising crop to the value
the lands upon which and the attendant crops are madehe
value Of the mules stock implements machinery etc.
to help raise 1.-THE heavy expenses paid out ia
raise gin and pack the CROP let all this value
and expenses and its net yield with the doubled net
yield by my invention, effected by half hands and ma.
chinery that costs nothing the the lands
and the investment which cotton and upon which
the outlay in addition his present expenses machinery
which will last thirty and the wages of spinner and
oils.
The moment this and by planters that
these few half hands and this machinery rng outlay will
net them much than their large with the
heavy it to raise the crop does they will not pause
in their decision to avail themselves of my invention soon
possible. -..4t -gs
That this immensely increased income not to be transient
and that the price will decline spinning the entire
of the country into let impress these facts on
your minds The cotton spinner heavy outlay buy his
location and to for his co buildings those of the
operatives and buy his power and his fuel
for It, to buy his machines to his daily expenses for the
hire of his clerks managers operatives to buy
his daily supply Of cotton his insurance. freight and other
and which, altogether large share of cap
ta The actual cost to the spinner besides the of cotton
to spn is from to loo. pound then besides the cost of cot
ton and the cost to spin he must several for
each pound him his his capital and for the from
bic he at Now the planter has within himself all these
Items nearly and must have them evidently is not at
this and EXPENSE and what costs the spinner
pound Of cotton ard spin pound yarns some not
all Of his profit the planter be posvehe get for his
The spinner sell cost and as the platter
must make better his appear market the
present spinners will withdraw from unequal contest This
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Ny invention consists 10 the discovery same capita.
that produces crop of cotton, the or water
that gins bales exper very nearly
that to raise the and the labor negroes
and women, Ineffective as field hands, could attend the
chimney which would the crop yarns instead gin
ming and baling it cotton, whereby the planters
would be doubled better yarn spun,
risk of FIRE the plantation removed with half the bag
ng and rope and lessened charges those
which will be doubled to the commission merchant as thew will
on double aount and which ismade practically effective
machinery which unes the separate processes of the gin
md of the plantation and that of the spinning
actory into one, with great saving machinery motive
power, labor and capital.
We can make number size of yarn desired and
INVENTION from its naure is complete and be improved
upon.
The machinery to the planter will not be as much
half the enhanced value of the first crop spun up the
operatives In great many required to attend the
rhnery will diminish the the CROP but where
that we'll TO hire hands to be
place. and the enhanced value Of the crop would
than the necessary operatives out If the planter
chooses The accumulation of by this will very
planters Of debt who involved and rapidly
Afford them and those in debt carry their most
,angune wishes.
The yarns selling here 22c and there Is not
'Dly demand here for many make but we
fully informed that there market for them in
treat Britain and in Europe far beyond capacity to spin
hem and at prices fully and netting getting
maxi
he LIST February Manchester-exra
Id per pound and in Germany &c. which would
and the accounts that spnners have
lays ahead In putting crops into yarns have perhaps
thousand customers for them cotton and hence
ability to get fairer of prices for them we now
for cotton The people, from end of the world
her are mass of buyers of yarns while the whole
rop is bought for only afewthousand spinners.
will have the machinery made in the amer and rs
which the planter have time on for CITY &C.
eptances give him plans and directions preparation
# his house In which it is placed employ for him
proper person, who with couple of plantation hands, will
tut 1t up employ for him and keep him supplied man
gng spinner and for FIVE the planter give me one
ourth Of the excess the yield what
onha to the planter retains all cotton would have
eded him. and three fourhs of what my invention does and
he remaining fourth is to be paid me- put my credi by
lis merchant as the yarns sold.
In word sell what equivalent plantation negroes
tock etc. and receive onefourth Of what produces from
arty buying After the expiration of the five years
xtent he has purchased it, it becomes permanently his
Contracts with planters making hundred cotton
upwards will for the present into and further In.
omaton to Of machinery and of ope
ayes spin specified quantity, will be on appcs
0 me here, at Mobile.
AGENTS WANTED.
Editors of newspapers throughout cotton region from
forth Carolina to Texas inclusive invited to aid in the se
econ and to energetic agents. to place this
invention before the cotton planters make
ontracs for me- whom upon thus being presented to me-
Will appoint and furnish with specific instructions.
GEO. G. HENRY.
New Orleans, March % 1859. m24 Enthusiastically
[EDHUND 81. IvENs, GENERAL AGENT
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Richmond, Va.
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