Year: 1859

g N ss ION MRR II STs.
Editors of Papers,
And


THB FxI.yDs or THs sol Urn.
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
On the Plantations directly from the Seed fully demonstrated
by which tho Planters net income
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED,


The been put into complete and success
full operation the plantation of distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites Planters ali inter-
esed to go and eeit The machinery work. beautifully
tie learned to attend in few days yarns
only commanded the Mississippi State
Fair but Of the ju ges spinner of twenty
erperience) that they double strong as any
that were In competition with them and all question,
doubt or lecture to it's praccaby satisfactorily
positively answered. by its actual and daily working
tion Working plantation proves 1t will work on
all.


The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace New
York, and the Judges OF the American u!e awarded It
medal and full and well deserved report they stated
that as the cotton passed directly the seed connu
ously from Hermaphrodite the other machines by which


excluded from the ginning and bang
plantation and several machines used in the factories
and disentapge and which vey violent opera
tions must make my Of longer broken sta
pie and therefore it stronger and better yarpn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
VENTION Is-that it DOU BLEs THE NET INCOME of the
Planter ad7p ing it. and in effect sell him plantation
groes stock etc. fully valuable to him production
that on which he makes his and other
and this prodgious result achieved by without sain or
difficulty.


Ny invention consists ia the discovery that capital
that now produces cotton the or water
that now gins and bales it, the nearly
that to raise the and the labor negroes
and women ineffective field hands, could
chinsy which would put the crop yarns gin
ming and bslirg it cotton, whereby planers income
would be doubled better be spun, least nneenths
the risk of fire the plantation removed half the bag
gng aud rope and ge Save these Of
which will be donbld the merchant they will
be double amount aad which practically effective
by machinery which unites the of gin
and packing onse Of the plantation and that the spinning
factory into one with great saving machinery motive
| power labor and capital.


We make or size of warn desfrad and ;s
invention from its nature complete improved
upon.


The cost OF the machinery the planter be as much
as half the enhanced vale of the crop spun u and the
operatives In great required attend the
chinery will diminish the the crop but where
that may be- it will pay well hire hands put their
place and the enhanced value of the second crop
than buy the necessary operatives and out planter
chooses The accumulation Of money by will very soon
planters of debt now involved and rapidly
afford them means and those in debt carry their m st
| sahgune wishes.


The yarns are selling here 1o 22e there not
|
fully informed that there ms set for them in
Great Britain and in Europe far beyond capacity spin
aen and prices fully and X are getting
here The quotation for such yarns are now max n on
the ls February Manchester-extra hard wat4rys-was
l per pound and in Germany &C. which would net here 20
to 2e and the accounts ha spnners 90
days ahead In putting our into yarns have perhaps
ten thousand customers for them for cotton hence
our ability to faire prices EN- than we now
do for cotton The people, from end Of the world
other arc mass Of buyers Of while te
crop is bought for only a fewthousGnd spinners.


10 make the powerful nducenent planter to spin his
crop up more clear and striking, l would distinctly call
hs attention the pumbar the hands that
in all the gear employed in raising the crop
the lands which 1t and the are a-he
value of the mules stock implements 4chnery etc
elp raise 1.-THE heavy expenses maid ont +,
raise gin and pack the crop all hi, value
and expenses and its yield than doubled net
Yield by invention cted by half hands and ma
chne that costs nothing value of the
and the investment which raises the cotton upon which
the outlay in addition to his pregen expenses for IN ,cney
which will thirty years and the wages spinner and
| oils.


The this understood by the planters that
these few hall hands and this machinery and iug ouav will
net them much than their large investment with til
heavy it raise the crop does they will not pau Sc
in their decs avail themselves invention AS soon
possible.


That this immensely increased is not to be
and that the price will aecne by our spinning the entire
crop OF the country into yarns let me impress these
your MINDS Ihe cotton spinner buy hi
location aud 10 pay for his tco buildings those of the
operatives arrange buy motive power and his fa1
for to buy his machines his daily expenses the
hire OF his Gle ks operatives 10 buy


his daily anppy OF cotton his Insurance. freight and other
expenses and which, altogether demands share


a The actual the spinner cost
to spin is from ltc pound then besides the cost Of
ton and he spin he get several cents more for
each pound to him his profit capital and for the tro
BILE he is at Now the planter has within himself all he
| he epyiti nj
this ou and EXPENSE and what spinner for
pound of cotton aad to spin pound of and some
all Of his profit the planter may positive will get for his
yarns. The spinner cannot sell below the planter
make better yarn, his yarns appe in market the
present spnnes will withdraw from unequal contest This
must be apparent to all


| TERMS AND CONDITIONS


will have the machinery made best In amer and AS
low which the planter time on for city nc.
cepaces givs him plans and directions preparation
OF his house in which it is 10 be placed employ
proper person. who, with couple OF plantation hands,
putt up employ tor him and keep him supplied with
aging spinner and for five crops planter 10 give me
fourth OF the the yield would as cot
onthat is to the plan retains all his cotton would have
ssdea him. and three onrhs of what my does and
the remaining fourth is 10 be paid me put my ced by
| his merchant as the yarns sold


Ina word sell what is equivalent plantation negroes
Stock etc., and receive onsourh of what from the
p"rS buyig After tie expiration o. she fse years
extent be has purchased it, it becomes perrane atty his


Contracts with planters making two hundred bales of coor
Or upward will for the present be entere into
formation to cost Of machinery sort of ope
rayes spin specified unity will be applies
| to me here, Mobile.


AGENTS WANTED.


Editor of newspapers throughout the region from
North Carolina to Texas inclusive to aid in The So
lection and ofecommend energetic agents. place this
unparalleled invention before cotton planters al mnks
contracts Tor me- whor upon thus being me-
will appoint and furnish with specific instructions
| GEO. q. HENRY.
New Orleans, March 2S, 1870. m24 lmsW-5Ylawsy