New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-15

The above invention put into complete and succes
fu operation plantation of Of the most distinguished
gentlemen OF Mississippi and be invites Planters and all inter-
ssd to 20 The machinery works beautifully Lit
de pegroes attend 1t IN few days. and the
have not only commanded the premium at the Mississippi State
Fa Of the Judges states tho ia spinner Of twenty
sxpssncs that they about double strong any
in competition with them aud all Question:
conjecture to ts praccab is satisfactorily and
positively answered. its actual and daily working desonsa
ion. Working plantation that it will work On
all.
The machinery was exhibited at the Crystal
York the Judges of the American Institute awarded ii
medal full well.deserved report in which they stated
shst passed directly from the seed coDtnu
oualy my Hermsphrose to the other machines by which
excluded use the ginning and bang machinery of the
plantation machines used In the factories to
disentange and which violent in their
ons must make my Of longer and less broken sta
ple therefore II be stronger and better yarn"
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vENTION Is-that 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME of III
Planter adopting It, and in effect sell him plantation,
zroes stock etc. fully valuable TO him in Its production
that which he makes his cotton and other attendant
this prodsous result is achieved by him without strain
dinculty.
To make the powerful inducsnen the planter spin his
crop up clear and striking, would distinctly call
attention the number and great value Of the hands tina
all the employed in raising the crop TO the value OF
lands upon which and the attendant mads-the
valne Of the mules stock implements machinery etc.
help 1.-THE heavy annual expenses paid out
gin and pack the CROP aud let contrast all this value
and its yield with the than doubled net
Yield by invention effected by few half hands and
chney that costs nothing compared the value of the lands
which raises the cotton and upon which
outlay in addition his is for machinery
which will last thirty and the wages Of spinner and
oils.
Tho and understood planters that
these half hands and this machinery and ng outlay will
them much than their large Investment with the
on it raise the crop does they Will not pause
in their decision to avail themselves of my invention
possible
Til aiths immensely increased transient
and that the price will decline by spinning the entire
the country Into let impress these facts
your The cotton spinner heavy outlay buy
and fer bis factory budngu and those Of the
operatives arrange and buy his motive his
buy his machines his daily for the
Of his clerks and operatives buy
his daily supply of cotton, hts insurance. freight and other
and which, altogether demands large share Of
M The actual to the spinner besides the
spln Ia from l0c pound them besides the Of
and the cost to spin he must get several cents
pound to him his profit his capital and for the
BILE be Is Now, the planter has within himself all thes
very nearly and must have them he evidently
this outlay and what costs the spinner for
pound Of cotton and spin pound Of and
all Of his profit the planter be positive he will get for hill
The spinner cannot sell below cost and the planter
make better yarn his yarns appear Market th
spinner will Withdraw from unequal contest Thi
| must be apparent to all.
I TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny consists In the discovery the capita
that produces crop cotton, steam or waite
that gins and bales it, the nea
that raise the and the labor Of few little
md ineffective field hands, could attend the
ehney which would put the into instead OF gin
ming and bang cotton whereby planters incoru
would be doubled better be at least nineenhs
he rsk Of Gre the plantation removed with halt bag
gng rope and lessened charges those of
which will be doubled to the commission merchant they vii
be on Hdoube amount which practically eectiv
BY machinery which unes the separate the
and of the plantation the apinnn
INTO one with great saving in machinery, motr
y power, labor and capital.
can make amy number size of ysrs desired
nventon from MS nature complete and improve
The cost Of the machinery to the planter mue
operatives II s.es, many
MT Is vii pay wen slIs hands put hs
IL s ssa
The s ass o Of srs by yin
them and those not in debt carry their mo
yarns selling ls 22c. there is
only demand here for many more than we now make but
o. anS ss "a aSs
and at prices fully and over nssos what we are gst
:. i. issrasSs M
per IN s
In putting Into nm have gerh s
ability Airer Of prices for them than
Is crop il bought for only fewthousand spinners.
Twill machinery made in the best and
y low a. which the planter have time for city
eepance give him plans and directions for the preparat
Of his house In which is be placed employ for him
proper person. Who with couple Of the plantation hands
putt employ for him and keep him supplied with
aging spinner and for Eve the planter 70 give
i e IN pn 0ssf %ou
Yielded him and three fourhs OF what my invention does
tho remaining fourth to be paid put my cred
~ bis merchant "a the yarns sold.
In Aword, sell what equivalent plantation,
STOCK ec and receive Of what produces
party buying After the expiration Of the ave
extent he has purchased becomes permanently his
Contracts With planters making two hundred bales Of cot
formation .: to cost Of machinery
HAves % spin specified quantity will bs furnished apple
en 70 Messrs MAJ daville McheuHy my fully authorI
- AGENTS WANTED.
Editors OF newspapers throughout region
North Carolina Texas inclusive invited
lection and to recommend energetic agents.
unparalleled invention before the cotton planters
eonuacu Tor me- wnou upon peng presented properly
Will appo1f and furnish with speeinc instructions
satl ,,, GEO 9. HENRY
New Orleans Mach IS. 1859. nA ln&W N1awaV