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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-11-03
JOB pRIMTINa.

JOB PRINTING
Ofcvery description, either plain or fan.
cy, will be neatly and expeditiously execut
ed at the office Of the "Spirit of Democra-
cy," and at the most reasonable prices.
discovered that the flames had COM
menced their work OF destruction upon
form which, although under their infu-
ence, she could have recognized among
thousands. Walemba, sensible of her
presence, raised his hand at her approach,
and regarded her witha mixed expression
OF Joy and apprehension. In moment
the same flames surrounded them both 80
and ere her friends arrived at the spot,
Temocrah had expired with the bravest
Of the Ouitanous.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-11-03

SrAETlNG IN THE WoRLD.-Many an
unwise parent labors hard and lives SPAR
ingly all the days Of his life for the pur.
puse ofleaving enough TO give his children
ID start in the world, as it is called. Set
ting young man ahost with money left
him by his relatives is like tying bladders
under the arms Of one who cannot swim;
ten chances 10 one he win lose his blad-
dcrs and 60 to The bottom, Teach him
10 swim. and he viii not need the bladder
Give your child a sound education, and
YOU have done enough for him. See to
il that his morals are pure, his mind cul-
tivated, and his whole nature made sub
servient TO the laws which govern man, and
you have given what will be gilmore value
than the wealth of the Indies.s .You have
given him start which no misfortune can
deprive him Of.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-11-03
ODE TO RU NJ,

30, thou inuisible spirit Of Rum! #
thor Aadst no name by ,ohich 10 know thee,
we ,oouM call thee---Deuil"
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Notice.

The conncxion heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, as Publisher aud
Editor, is this day by mutual consent DIS.
solved, as neither party can stio'd II any
looocr. The Journal will be continued
unde. The auspices Of the publisher as Ed
ito, He will devote more Of his time Than
formerly 10 the editorial department. ana
homes by unremiited attention 10 inns
branch Of his business, to merit a conl'nu'
auce of patronag re from his subscrlbers.-
Some improvement. Is contemplate" :" '"I
size, Typography, &C., of the Jo.rndii ana
he hopes his effort TO please the improving
taste of his patrons 10 these pai,'cu'aiS
will be met by corresponding 'ioerai''y
on their part towards sustaining him.
r. J. HOLTON,
J. l.. BADGER.
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r.. l.. ('ling;sl1sl.

ia IN. exclusion of much interesting
matter, we have concluded, The ADDRESS OF
r. l.. Clingman in to days paper' we IN
tended to accompany it with more extend
ed remarks than any we shall now lndu'se
in: but a friend upon whose Suggestions
we usually place great reliance, has saio'
lie, the poor fellow alone" or something
importing the same. So with very lie"
remarks VIC will let him 60, hoping that he
w,,l nike better care Of himself next time.
Ia parting with The gentle man We must
be allowed to give him little advice anu
We saw TO him, in the first place, let thy
pride pardon what Thy nature needs al
vice. Inyour search after pace and DIS
/ tinction,
Look on greatness, say where greatness l'e''
Where but among the heroes aud the WISE
Aud If you continue TO be Democratic
be heroic enough, to be such, thfouei
thick and thin, whether they will promote
YOU or no, be cons,an, and lei not "sei
love urge" you beyond the Influence Q
reason TO tes,raiu." II you should CIV
, up Democracy, as no longer OF any use
+ and fling il oil, as you would new sho
=. ,ha, pinches, claiming again to he =" hig
h be uise enough to wait for honors to be cot
icrred; and let not pride u here r.t ia''s
). step into thy defence. Do this" and iiif
n away AMBITION" and you will not have
!. say, as i, probably occurred to you on II
b. occasion Ut receol disappointment. " Az
!, then stopped aud fearful voice shouts
!. in my ear
:. Behold he home Of discomfort; bchu
+. the res, Of ambition"
We have now done with NI. Cl'ngm1
h, let him 20 home 10 his constituents and
them, his
"-hcavy ac, with heavy hear, relate.
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h;s u chilling world" "warm and pea
IAN, scene" Politically, we have had our
nunv arm raised against those whose po"'
I. 10 believed ruinous to the institutions
~ our country, and subversive oil the per-
,.narcv Of The Union. And while we
have with pride recorded the defeat OF
-. I've opposed, we only claim the hum
HES, fileman's" share OF the ereo"' o"'y
a voters lot, and have exu''ed not 50 '''u'"
over their defeat, as at our success
For ioy should ever be tempered WIN mo'e'a'
-, 80, cruel and unworthy victor,
Tina, puts his heel upon fallen ioe'
Our editorial career so far as It IS con-
,ec,ed with the Journal, ceases WIN 'n's
number and in that career we nave 'ou"0
no
-Isles of fragrance, lily silvered va'es'
D;sns;ny lanpuor in the painting gales
~ ia or singing or OF dancing slaves,
~. .a ,,h;sner,pp woods and lutte resoundini
| waves;"
M enchanting Areadian scenes; pu
have gone the ceaseless anu "eesry 'o"
of fish:ns from the stream oil co'..'
.,on,s n dish each we, for you my k"'
,.ade,s. hut still as We toDk some ae"ei
IN thus attempting to add something
~o,,,s in CONCLUSION We wish you one M
all happy existence-le"e'h Of he wiz
ou, its ,ufrnities the sweets oil li'e' WIN
: IN, its bitter; aud should you ever d'e,
. neacelu! death, withou, lis pains.
I, Yours,
L IA DGEK.
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The Journal viii be continued TO those
who subscribed since l took charge Of the
editorial department until their year is out,
when i, 10 hoped they will find il TO their
advnn,ag 60 and agreeable to themselves to
continue. One Wing paper ought 10 be
we'll supported in SO Intelligent and reae.
inn a community rs ours. Encouragement
sho,,ld he given to the press-lhe great
vehicle Of thought and intelligence and
the encouragement should commence at
home, if i, should af'erward. go beyond.
/ hope all of those indebted for sub.
scrip,ion to the Journal for the las. twelve
mon,hn. will send in their little dues, post.
maid. wi,hon, any further notice. 10 be
plain, am wanting the cash:
p'' ]. L. BADGER.
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(,OngrCss.

Nothing of importance doing IN Con.
sress jus, nov; but recently there has been
considerable talking about important mat.
ter. Settlement Of claims agains, Texas.
The Railroad from ST. Lonis to the Paci.
fic. The erection Of States out Of Califor.
MIA, &C., &c. Washington is all ugog
abou, the forthcoming Inauguration.
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Charlotte !:
rurDay. FEBRUARY sa. Isas.

NJ WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq. our
agent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain adver-
,,semen,s and subscriptions, and to grant roceip's'
lyE. w. CARR. Esq is our agent an thiia,
delpb;a, authorized to obtain advertisements ana
procure subscriptions.
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60 We call attention 10 the advertise.
ment Of Mr.. Thos. NJ. kirkpatrick, who
has recently opened Classical and Ma'h-
cma,ical School, in Sharon Congregation.
Mr.. kirkpatrick ha. been for some Time
pas, q tutor in Davidson College, and /, i,
we'll known to this community, gave entire
satisfaction in that capacity. We bespeah
for him O favorable share Of pubic pa
tronagc.
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Making a Great Stir.

The patcn, churn which We alluded to
last week, is making great STIR among
the farmers aud manufacturers. II brInls
butter from sweet milk ~ or mln'
u,cs. Model Conrisr.
We though, Mr.. Courier that all chu'ns
made a stir, among" tho MIX Tour
oa,eu, however is peculiarly stirring, to
bring the butter so quick.
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Oysters.

During the cold weather Of the last two
weeks, Mr.. William Hunter has been re.
ceiving by lriweekly mail, and rcgaling
his customers with fresh Oysters Of fine
flavor. We have had pdldte.able demon
slratlon Of the fact.
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Va!cdictOry.


Reader ours twelve months ago we sal
dnsn a, The table on which we now pen
This. TO inform you that We were about 70
ca.er for your taste. Twelve months ago
And uhat q world of events have taken
Mace within the small space OF one revolv-
ing wear. Kings have toppled from their
thrones the scep,re Of empire has become
the wand Of liberty the Ursa Major oil
power bccome the polar star OF Freedom
aud tyranny has licked the dust benea'"
thu tread of the minions Of lis former des-
noti.m. Que Of Ear,h's proudes' poten- /
fates, the highest ecciesiasticai soVefeis"
i, the world. and whose spiritual dofnin.
s.s h.ye covered the lard " as the waters
rs the sea- has dropped the keys OF 81.
Peter in the Vatican and become "a pen
| si,ner upon the bounty" Of tributary
' o,ince. War, whose cnd no one fore saw,
T nov * eluts himself" no more. The TEEN.
ing events Of the past year, have wrought
changes in the social fabric OF our own
happy country, which may 70, the pillars
If our noble structure TO their base, and
. The fabric falling asundef, present monu'
"a men, commonwealth. in lis runs, the
:. splendid failure al republic. lie cha'f'
Of Of State have had their political occupants
ct changed and we trust they may by wise
IL conservatism, SO work FOR the veal oil ou'
= country, as TO avert its threatened woe'
as Many have during the past year, launch
ch ed their weak barks upon the tide OF hope
'in :. Their little all on board;7
~ and been doomed to experience a wreck o
od their ambition, expectations, and ventures
m while despair sat on the PROV, grin
" ninp et The breakers, and " laughing a
m. their calamity, and mocking when thei
for fear came" Some have taken an ausplc
ties Gus tide a, its food and have sws'
=" on TO fortune The tears Of the d.
he consulate have been mingled with III
ns; blood of the slain, and love has wipe
oi away The tear Of distress with The tcsss
'n of affection. The grave has closed ov'
inc many noble SOUL the bark OF death bee
by freigh,ed with some Of the richest ire
rise sures OF earth but amid all the mulatio
AZ. of time, the ravages Of disease, the
ap. verses Of fortune, many Of us have had I
t. choice blessings Of heavcn-life health
,nce strength, continued with US, enabling US
'ea !, appreciate the blessings Of the future, a
,,,v to bear up under it's mIsfortunes.
,rse We have .,riven to please all, and aa
ID 10 often been rewarded with commendal'
the from some Of those who have bad char
,itu' enough 10 forgive The errors OF our II
nature.
1.-The rudder Of mans bes, hope cannot
-, ways steer himself from error"
We have encountered those, " Who cl
,,b, the fountain of exeition by the freez
West looks Of indifference but have pas
ie Of them by with an Indifference quite as 9
otes, uipe. We have never coveted, nor tau
~ ourself 10
res. . ,,.;,,,., =,
- y. tudc from the sslfish,"
e fol- ,I.. - M, heeo dis
4 he pointed in that quarter. While on
r;ccs other hand, We have had the hand
,lv 10 friendship extended, where merit had
ofo,e won the kindness; and such acts nj
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,wo :, ,h,ss hundred dollars, (s2. aoo.)-
This is no exaggera,ion: any re'pec'ao'e
gentleman Of this town will attest the tIu'"
os IN, abatement. Who would 60 ifo"
here to California Is there any VIII say
" Here's who!
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justice. TO apply the lines from Horace TO
il, and say:
All aff4rs, human and divine
vrine, fame and honor, now obey
Colds alluring influence: all combine
Submissive to the magic of its gln'fing SWAY.
The world i. cap,ious jade, and might
censufe Is for any such application but
It must be admitted, even by the most Sc
rously inclined to defend the ~Urld 10 MS
,rlnsgrcssons, tia, gold is more talked Of,
more thought of, and richer mines Of II,
oGener dream,d OF now a-dsys, than any
one SUBJECT; allowing the world all day
Sunduy to 90 to church and sleep over, or
listen TO good sermons, on
What shall. il profit man, to gain all
Tie gold ia the world and lose his own soui."
Twas only last week, We spoke 10 feel.
ing terms Of gold mine 10 this County
opening and continuing TO open rich, and
now again, when the lux has scarcely dfi-
ed from the nib of the pen tina, noted the
fact, il becomes our pleasant duty TO re
cord another instance Of golden success il
mining.
, Talk about going from here to Califor
4 MIA. Why one might as we'll talk abou
going from Newcastle TO get Goals from
c Ophtr, to obtain the precious metal from
n CastaIia to get inspiration; from Wethers
y field to ge, onions, as talk Of going iron
u here to California, or any other savag
wids, TO get gold.
To be serious, and come q. once TO tn
n relation ofihe fact, FOR we must own TO feel
O. ing considerable excitement on the subject
d as The cause Of our dwelling upon the intro
!. duction, another mine than the one we r
1t referred TO las, week, is giving evidence
Of being extremely rich.
i. From this mine, on Thursday 18th lost
10 about one hour and half, some'hn
like Ten POUNDS Of virgin gold was take
r. out. This gold is worth % cents penny
VI weight, or DC above the " standard" All
&c the whole is worth nearly tro housan
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a..-,v,;oed TO submit no longer to such an
unjust system. But Florida has mol oeea !,
four years in the Union as state, aoo
We, they became in tina. time SO '"pa',en.
A. 10 asser, their jus, rights. How many
generations must 90 by before The people
q .ss,ero North Carolina will be eo,itled
to follew this example L.
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Large Corn Crop.

The largest corn grower IN the world,
is Mr.. Devercux Of this State, who grows
about 100000 bushels and upwaads an.
nually.
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~ We have been shewn one Of Smi.
ley's Miniatures Of Lady in town, taken
on "Wednesday last, which is aa exquisite
specimen Of the art photographer.
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Add Deficiency 10 IL, July. ie19

Aggregate deficiency Ist July, 1850 s2''0N-
Under this state Of things, II Is t'ne y" M
prompt measures were taken 10 saw 20. s
Treasury from pressure. during inc to-, \
Of Cong ross. and tina. body should pas n
act authorising Gen. Taylor to borrow s.s,s y
teen millions, whenever the public INV n
requires it after Alb March, lsas. ID a
the above, may be added wbaseve. s" nd
of tho 5000 900 outstanding fess .nI
Notes may fall due, or be paid Tor eus'0''|
should they fall down 10 par.
Yours, ANER',"
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE STATISTICS

SONS OF TEMPERANCE STATISTICS
We take the following extract from the
Repor, 10 the Annual Meeting OF lhs Ma.
,ional Division, IN June, ls4s:
Nu,nbe, Of Divisions in the T. States ASH
:. Members initiated during the
past year. -,
Whole number OF members, 1905
Whole smoun, Of receipts Of sasor.
dinste Divisions in the United
s,atcs. S,oo,s y,
Whole amount Of benefits paid out lllOas 81
Whole amount OF cash ON hand. 2Us. ebt ~
49, ~. - a",,l. 10
We learn further, from other sources,
,ha, the Fraternity numbered q, leas. 200.
600 members, on the Is, Of January, lsio,
with more than 5000 Divisions, and
Grand Division in every State 10 the tn''
ion. Ia North Carolina the prospect Tor
the extension Of the Order throughout The
en,ite borders, is becoming brighter every
dow. The Rev. Samuel Pearee has been
employed as Travelling Agent Tor Tho
purpose OF lrc,urine upon the principles
and objects Of The Order, and establishing
new Divisions, which ohj"c, no IS nov
prosecuting in the Eastern Counties. g.
ExeaGngs prptr.
, SIR. II. W. Miller. Of Raleigh. one oil
} North Cardinals mos, talented shd CITED
sons, and one Of tho iifn orators OF Tho
State, /, cf this Order. We have speech
of M. delivered before tho Division II
/, Raleigh, ~hieh We intend publishing soon
Charlotte Journal.
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{ 'Ot(O7l.

This article has risen ithcIIuh sIhre
the las, news by the Niagara. We quote:
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The sales Of Cotton at New York. made up
n o'clock las, evening, amounte.iio 1900 balOs,
Milling the total sals.. since the arrival of Tho
steamer, amour, to 5000 bales. The market was
f;rmer. boz no, so active as on tho preceding day.
The quotations yesterday were as follows; Up
land. Miadling to Good Middling 81 TO y NO
hle and New Orleans to i! Upland Far,
COLUMBIA.
! yrre,;o, Z to 81; Ordinary 81 To G.; Midding
cl,ost: Fair CT TO s.; Choice cents.
CAMDEN.
Inferior aud ordinary from 5 to ;. and 81 to
81; Middling and fair from to u Choice
CO to g.
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WAsnIsoroS, Feb. 5, lei9
The annual Report Of the Secretary Of
The q. s. Treasury 10 Congress, dated On
December. 1913, says: This Statement
shows balance 10 the Treasury on JUh
June, lslo. oF e., $50, Col" This state
ment, forning the basis Of this baianee'
estimates the receipts from customs, 2"d'
a, s23.0Oo,0o9
II has been aseertaned since the Re.
por, lha, the 2ud quarter ending is,
January. 1919, Hil put into tho oo,o
Treasury 'i"'VN
1860 600
Estimate the rcers. FOR Tic 81 qnsrlr al 0OOVV'
II coo 600
Estimate the reefs for the ilh quartz at oVO'oVV
Estimated deficiency l., Jolly. 1919 si'o"''VV'
Since tho Report Il has been ASCERTAIN.
ell that tie expenditures for tho hs-
cal year ending Goth june, 1919.
will not 10 lees than s5c, DOU.OPe
The report o! tho Score.
tafy estimates them at 81. 1925 a.o.,
| u.t;or ,nro,hcr a acsciency of s.i0t'4S
| E.timated def iency from receipts
| from Land Office. less than ssiIna'' a., ooo
ted receipts OF Secretary ''"'''
Total deficiency to tbs Isl July, is99' s'''oO'''-
The rcpor, Of the Secretary estimates :" ~
expenditures from the 30 June, ~ ~,
TO LIST July. 1850, at sss'4'''
The recpts from customs. s32 GOV Ooo
+" " lands. &c. 3,4O0,oo
IS, 100000
over estimate, 100000
s2g. 400 900
And that there has boon since tho
Report an addition. by Congress- am oOd
to the expenditures OF o'oV0
ii.2ls,i5j
20, 400 ot
li.sls,l5]
Add deficiency TO LIST July. lsi9 9''o''.-]
Aggregate deficiency l.t July, 1850 s2''0z-'.
Under this state of things, II Is time "" ,h
prompt measures were taken 10 saw ~
Treasury from pressure, during INC ~. \
Of Cong ross, and tina, body should pass n \
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9 9 Q 9 q Q y q
CoIa, Gold! Gold.!

Stonrs whose rates are either rich OF poor,
As the world values them Meas. for Meas
/, would probably be doing the world IN.
justice. to apply the lines from Horace TO
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And that there has boon since tho
Report an addition. by Congress- am ooi
to the expenditures of o'oVV'
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Estimated deficiency 1T Jolly. 1919 VI
Since tho Report Il has been sscersain.
ell that tie expenditures for tho hs-
cal year ending Goth june, isi9.
will not bo less than esq ,0OU,0Po
The tcpor, o! tho Secre.
tary estimates them at 81, lo5,2I9
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u,t;o, ,oro,hc, a deseisncy Of s.iOi,72'
Estimated def iency from receipts
ron Laha o1s s.I 's,s va" ' 100000
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-hcnty az, v i.h heavy hear, relate
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Estimate the reefs. for Tie 81 qasrs'r al 6 90
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18

Mn. Epirop Allow us 10 recommend
through your valuable paper, Major WM. L.
DEWART, of Sunbury, as candidate tor
the mex, Legislature. lthas been the custom
of late years by the Democratic party OF this
county to choose their Representative alter
uateN from either side of the river, aud AS The
Fork. have had the member for the last
wears. it now belongs TO the lorsr end. And
in fac, it is ceded by them to this side, We
know of no man who we would more cheer
fully recommend to the Democratic portion
of this county Eian Mr.. Dewar'; heis man
of pure democratic principles; ne has always
baltled in the good cause, and we are sure
that he would attend 10 the interest OF his
constituents, and 90 in for the great principle
of .:doing the greatest good for the gre.
number" There are many principles OF great
interes, now agiia,ing The public, and we
want a man of strong mind to represent Us,
one whose own interests nor those OF an!
CLIQUE or faction would conlIol him, and sucf
one we find in the Major. BY publishin.
this you will confer favor on many
DEMOCRATS OF JACKSON.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18

the committee and guest repaired 10 the par
lor of the hotel, where General Taylor re.
turned many warm grasp Of the yeomen Of
our Commonwealth. In the evening, there
were several illuminations, and particularly
at Coverly's, where an eagle was brilliantly
glittering behind hundreds of lights, and at
the different windows transparencies bearing
the inscriptions Of the various scenes Of ac-
ion in Mexico, under Tayor's command,
were exhibited. Also, in the evening, most
Of our ladies called upon the President, when
several handsome bouquets were left with
him, as tokens Of their esteem. In the whole,
we have never had such day as yesterday
presented, and long will the remembrance
last Of Buena vista's hero The General at.
tends church to-day, and leaves for Pittsburg
tomorrow. Yours, &C., PTIMITrs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18
For THE AMERICAN.
THE wHIG MEETING.

II. B. MAssER, ESQ. The last Miltonian
gives short account of the proceedings Of
the Wing meeting held at the Court House in
Sunbury, on the 9Th inst, in which the editor
r. M. Frick, wishes to make himself a. con.
spicuous as possible, by stating that ION mo.
tion of R. M. Frick, the meeting concurred
in the nomination Of VIM. M. Kerr, Esq, of
Dauphin county, Senatorial delegate."--
Now this is no very great matter, but il
might as well have been stated correctly,
and would merely state that r. M. Frick
was not in the Court House, when the mo.
tion was made. AS wish to see matters
fairly transacted, you will please publish this
communication, and oblige whig, who was
present, from the Forks.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18

10 ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.-The
news from Hungary continues most cheer
ing. The Hungarians are still successful,
and have completely out-manpvered the
Russians. Bem, Dembinski and Georgey
are now acting in communication with
each other. Dembinski has defeated the
Russians under Paskiewitch, in another
battle at Gylaw. The attack of the brave
Hungarians was tremendous, as they bore
down upon the Russians. A republican
conspiracy has been discovered in Russia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-18

% HARVESTING MAcHlNE.-The Mem
phis Enquirer notices a machine that cuts,
threshes, fans and bags the wheat in the
field without the application of manual la
Dor, except to drive horse and change
the bags when full. 1t is so constructed
that it can be used on stumpy rugged, or
even ground. We noticed Harvesting
machine about a year since, in use by Mr..
A. Y. Moore, of Michigan, formerly Of
Danville, which would cut threSh, clean
and bag two bushels every ninety seconds,
or about 20 acres per day but that machine
requires from l2 to IL horses and can be
used only or the level prairie grounds of
the West. These machines cut off the
heads leaving the straw standing.