New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-15
THO COTTON PLANTERS, -..
THO COTTON PLANTERS,
ooMMIssIo MaER ANTS.
Editors of Papers,
And
TIE RIENDS OF THE SOUTH.
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
the PsntAions dir ectly from the Seed fully
by which the Planters net income is
DOUBLED Or MORE THAN DOUBLED


by which the Planters net incor1eis
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
The has been put into complete and
mi operation plantation of Of the most distinguished
gentlemen Mississippi and invites PsSters and all inter-
go and see it The machinery works beautifully Lit.
lie learned attend in few days and the yarns
only commanded the premium at the Mississippi State
fair the Judges twho Ia spinner of
experence that they about double strong
that In competition with them; aud all question
doubt conjecture its pracaby satisfactorily and
positively answered. by its actual aud daily working demonstrs
ton Working plantation proves that ii will work
| al.
The schpery exhibited the Crystal Palace in New
York and the judges Of the American Institute awarded it
medal and wedeseved report In which they stated
ha the passed directly from the seed connu
ousy Hemaphrodie to the other machines by which
excluded from the ginning and baling machinery Of the
plantation machines used in the factories
disenpgie it, and which violent in their opera
ions make my yarn Of longer and less broken sta
pe snd therefore it must be stronger and better yarn"
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
| vENTIoN Is-that it DOUBLES HE NET INCOME of the
Planter adopting it, and in effect sell him pantson,.ne
sroes stock etc. fully valuable to him in Its production as
which he makes his cotton and other attendant crops
this prodous result achieved by him without strain
iihiculty. A..
To make the powerful nducernen planter to spin his
crop up clear and striking l would distinctly call
his attention the number and value of the hands tina
year employed in raising the the vane Of
the upon which and attendant crops radehe
the mules stock implements machinery etc.
.ay help raise 1.-THE heavy annaal paid out to
sse GIN and pack the and let contrast all this value
and its net yield with the more than doubled net
Yield by my invention, effected by few half hands and
hinery nothing compared the value of tho lands
which raises the cotton, and upon which
the outlay addition his for machinery
which will last thirty and the wages of spinner and
: oils.
The understood by the planters that
these machinery and trhng outlay will
heavy expenses 1t to raise the does they will
u their decision avail themselves of invention
y possible.
That this immensely Increased income Ia not to be transient
the price will decline by spinning the entire
crop Of the country into let impress these facts
minds The cotton spinner at heavy outlay to buy hit
pay his eto buildings and those of til,
operatives and buy his motive power and his fue
~ bug machines pay his daily for the
hire of his clerks and operatives to buy
daily supply of cotton his insurance. freight and othe
expenses which, altogether demands large share of
The actual cost to the spinner besides the cost of eotto
spn from l0c pound them besides the cost of cot
and the cost to spin he must get several cents more
pound him his profit his capital and for the trou
Nov, the planter has within himself all thes
very nearly and must have the he evidently is not
this outlay and EXPENSE and what costs the spinner for
pound and spin pound of and some If no
all Of his profit the planter may be positive he will get for hi
spinner sell below cost and the plsRte
to better yarn his in Market til
epnners will Withdraw from unequal contest Th
he must be apparent to all.
nt TERMS AND CONDITIONS,
Ny Invention the discovery that the same cap
produces of cotton the
power that gins and bales it. the very
raise the crop and the labor OF few little
,aI women Ineffective Geld hands, could attend the
chnery which would put the into yarns instead of
ming and balng cotton whereby the planters incou
lon would donbed better yarn spun, least
the plantation removed with half the
and essened charges Save those commission
lie be doubled to the commission merchant they
lies double amount and which made practically eecti
BY which n1es the ate % 10 the
factory into one with great saving in machinery mott
any number of yarn desired and th
invention from his nature complete and cannot prov
Of to will
S extent 5 tho
places the enhanced value o. tho second would
The @ ion Of money by this very
them MEANS and those not in debt carry out their IN
for yarns selling 2ae and there Il
Great Britain and in Europe beyond capacity
s s Ts sss a ws
The LIST February hard was I @
10 per- S s aea IN t
as a 4
ss,s
ting ~ hss bs made in the best manner and
Of VIII ,nh;ch nlaner
king yive
h,,ss IN which il to be placed employ for hiI
noer psrson who compile of plantation hands,
May putit up employ him and keep him supplied with
aging spinner the planter give
the yield what would
hose planter retains all his cotton would
are MN, If joeq
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ately W W naaahan az the parns ors soI5 ' y ' ~
5tion % ,nnJ sa,i what IL enn;vnent IN noor
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in eAGeut ne zoe ~, ~ Ms
heap oolas.s viii VIII p.aie', aa ~ ~. paes 81 ~
p'ssen.
hsm ratves spin specified quantity will be furnished appl
ia ou Messrs. Vaudeville Mchenny my fully author
here agents here.
4th Editors OF throughout the cotton REGION
North Carolina to Texas inclusive invited aid
mul lection and orecomnend agents.
unparalleled invention before the cotton
contracts whom, upon being properl
will appoint furnish with specific instructions
ement GEO. G. HENRI