New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

VHNO GOI1ON E1Afs SLxASs i
coMMIssIoN .NERcHANrs,
Editors Of Papers, Ii
And
rRB FRIEHDs or THE soUTH
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
On the Plantations directly the Seed fully
by which the Planters net income Ia
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
The above invention put complete and success
full operation plantation Of Of the distinguished
gentlemen Mississippi and he invites Planters and
ested TO 70 The machinery works beautifully.
negroes learned TO attend in few days and the
have not only commanded the premium the Mississippi
Fair Of the Judges states who is spinner Of twenty
years experienced that they about double strong
that were competition with them; and all question,
conjecture M practicabily Is satisfactorily and
positively by Its actual and daily working denonss
ton Working plantation that 1t will work
all.
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace New
York and Judges of the American Institute awarded
fuAnd well deserved report in which they
that the cotton passed directly from the seed connu
ousy Hermaphode to the other machines by which
the ginning and baing machinery of
plantation machines used the factories open
dsenangle it, and which violent in their opera
TONS make my Of longer and less broken
pie and therefore must be stronger and better yarn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vENTIoN Is-that 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME of the
Planter adopting it and I, in effect, sell him plantation
oes stock fully valuable to him in it's production
that which he makes his cotton and other attendant
this prodigous result is achieved by him without strain
difficulty.
powerful 'tnducement the planter spin his
crop up clear and striking, would distinctly call
the number and great value of the hands that
all the year employed in raising the crop the value Of
the lands which and the attendant madeline
value Of the mules stock Implements machinery etc.
help raise 1.-THE heavy annual expenses paid
rs gin and pack the CROP and let contrast all this value
expenses and its yield with the than doubled
yield by invention, effected by few half hands and
cnery that nothing compared the value
and the investment which raises the cotton upon which
outlay in addition to his is for machinery
which will last thirty years. and the wages spinner
oils.
The moment seen and understood the planters that
these few half hands and this machinery trng outlay will
them much than their large with
heavy to raise the does they not pause
In their decision to avail themselves Of
| possible.
the price will decline by spinning the entire
the country into yarns let impress these facts on
your minds The cotton spinner heavy outlay buy hi
location and to for his acto buildings and those
operatives and buy his motive power his fuel
for it, to buy his machines to his daily for
hire Of his clerks and operatives
daily supply of his Insurance. freight other
expenses which, altogether demands large
M The actual the spinner besides the cotton
spin, is from Ice. pound; then besides
and The cost to spin he must several
each pound him his profit hr capital
BILE he is at Now, the planter has within himself all
very nearly and must have them evidently
this out and expense and what it costs the spinner for
pound and spin pound of yarns some moi
all of his profit the planter may be posveh will get
TIE spinner cannot sell below and the planter
must make better his in market, thu
present tpinners will withdraw from unequal
D must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
My invention consists ia the discovery that the capita
that produces crop of cotton, the
power gins and bales it, the expe very
to raise the and the labor of few little
Il women, ineffective field hands, could attend the
chimney, which would the into instead of CIR
ming and baing cotton, whereby the planters incom
wcud doubled better yarn spun least
he risk of fire the plantation removed with half the bag
gng and rope and esseed ch of commission
which will be doubled the commission merchant they wi
be dosbe amount aad which smads practically eectiv
by machinery which unites the of the
of the plantation and that of the spnn
factory into one with great saving in machinery, Moti'
- power, labor and captG r.
y make any number yarn desired,
invention from its nature complete and iprov
ole upon
by The machinery the planter will not
he half the enhanced value of the first and
operatives in great required to attend the
lat clnery diminish of the crop,
that may be- 1t will well to hire hands to be put in th
place. and the enhanced value of the second would
than buy the necessary operatives ont and out the plant
bis The accumulation Of money by this will very
pay planters of debt who involved and rapid
,o afford them and those not in debt to out their
m sas gune wishes.
by The yarns selling 1917 22kc,
dv only demand here for Than make but
Il are fully informed that there is market for them
he Britain and in Europe far beyond capacity
them and prices fully and netting what get
here The quotation for such making
cts February Mancheser-sxtra hard waertws-w
lid pound, and in Germany &c. which would net here
c and the that spnners have contracts
days ahead In putting into have perha
MI thousand for them for cotton, and hen
ability fairer of prices for them than
do for cotton. The people, from end of the world to
other of buyers Of while the whole colt
| crop is bought for only fewhousand spnners.
or will have tn, machinery made in the best manner, and
low as which the planter can have time on for city
cepance give him plans and directions for the peparat
bile of his house in which is to be placed employ for hin
person. wo with couple of ae plantation hands,
put up; employ for him and keep him supplied with
aging spinner and for Eve the planter is to give
fourth OF the the yield what would
er onha the plan retains all his cotton would he
yielded him. and three fourh of what invention does
the remaining fourth is to bs paid put cred
s as his merchant as the yarns sold.
al In word sell whnt is equivalent to plantation, negro
stock and receive oneouh of what produces from
y; party buying. After the expiration OF the five years
he has purchased it, it becomes permanently his
or Contracts with planters making two hundred bales of cot
upwad will for the be entere into and further
nts 70 shin heci6sd mn will bs nrn he'd ON ami
inc
q of toHe mere, Ut III hop'ie'
TEN AGENTS WANTED.
Editors of newspapers throughout the cotton region, fr
e Carolina Texas inclusive, invited aid in the
Of lection and IN recommend tn me enerpec agents. tn nece
the unparalleled invention before the cotton planters and
ntry for who thus being presented to
bred vii, ,n,o;nt md furnish with nedc instrncons
adj. GEO. G. HENRY
here New Orleans, March % 1859. m24 lmkW-5m1awIV
anti. ------------
rs of MIR HIGH I,VJt,AS REGOMEs A PARTNER
lille f onr hnsa This day Tina syle Of the Arm remains
ieh changed COOPER h NE1BERT
CON u and 20 Common stree
pro- New IL 1885,
| -
For GANDS' SARSAPARlLLA, FOR PURIFY
n othe Blood the Original and Genuine Article, everywl
for the removal and cure OF all disc
6m arising from an impure Of Blood, habit
rear system.
trial. This Is Purely Vegetable Extract in which are stro