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Corn &elling Machine.--A machine for smelling Indian and cleaning out Broom Corn, has been invented by an ingenious mechanic i'll this town, which we think promises to be extremely useful; it's appearance is that of a winnowing mill. having hopper for the ears of corn, and two or three cylinders below, studded with iron knobs which separate the kernel from the cob and sends out the latter nnbroken and clean; with this apparatus, two hands will shell thirty bushels corn in one hour! For cleansing Broom of its seed, the brush IS laid on after the manner of some threshng machines, the iron knobs On the cylinders divesting it entirely of the seed, without injuring the brush so much as in the ordinary process; three hands can clean out 12O pounds of seed in one hour! one turning the wheel and the other feeding it with mate rials. We have seen the apparatus in opera ton, and from the case with which it works, the simplicity of it's construction, and the rapid and thorough manner in which it performs it's labor lead us to believe that it is an invention which possesses intrinsic merit.-Northamh- Ion Courier.