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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN CoTToy SPINNING We learn from the New fork Post that Francis McCully, an American by bifth' and from his infancy resident of the town ot Patterson in New Jersey, where he has been engaged in the construction of machinery, has recently made an important slmPllhcatlon in the process of spinning cot ton. He has invented ali improvement of the machine called Throstle, which. accor- ding to the opinion of competent judges, is likely 10 work a great revolution in the cot ton manufacturing business.

 The new process requires less than, half the power required by the ordinary machine. taxes less oil, dlspenses with the use ofbands. makes smaller amount of waste. enables one person to attend to a larger number of spndles, yet with all its economy in these several respects, produces more warn and of better quality. A small model of the in- ventlon, containing about l32 spindles. is now, and has been for several weeks in op- eration at the factory of Gen. Goodwin. in Patterson, where it's utility and success have been demonstrated 10 the satisfaction of all the practical men who have seen it at work. Mr McCully, the inventor, has aleadv se- cured patents for his machine in England. rance. Belgium, Mexico, and this country. and Is likely to realize a considerable for tune as well as extensive fame as Il mechan- lciah' by hls ingenuity.-.N O. Courier.