[Enr tha Reai.tar and Journal
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As your columns open to all matters of interest 10 the community, particularly such may secI the great Plaafias interest, and any improve nenI winch may tend to lessen ihe expenses on our great staple, is al this time peculiarly desirable, take ,he liberty to call your attention to a novel 4i;i highly improved machine, recently invented by P. B. Tyler, Esq United States Mint at New Or. leans) for both packing and compressing co;lon; a machine, which in the opinion oI some of most practical scientific men, who have witnessed it's ope ration. must long entirely supercede all and " other press now in use.

 IL can be worked with either horse or steam pow When propelled by steam, il is so constructed thai the steam is applied immediately 10 the machine, superceding entirely the necessity of eng thereby economsing immensely, not only in the ex pense ofoperaiing, but also in the of putting in operation, insomuch, that the whole press complete, with steam power attached, will not be SO expensive engine alone such is ordinarily used for per- forming the same amount of labor.

 Should the press further trial, prove capable of performing all that is promised, (and from the great experience of Mir. Tyler as an inventor of machine ry, it is highly probable) undoubtedly will be found great assistant n compressng proftably, at the low rate ol charge which the present low price of cotton seems to demand.

 The rapidity with which il works, will also render it invaluable to the planter for packing IL is under- stood that these presses will shortly be put in ope ration in New Orleans, and will probably be intro dueed in Mobile during this, or the ensuing season, al the farthest. F.