Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-19

THE following are few of the almost unllmit-
| ed variety of fabrics and articles of wearing
apparel which, with the most surprising facility
and perfection, are made on this truly matchleSs
Stockipgs of everv size and texture
Indarsbirts Gents, Snsnenders.
Drawers Nubian Scarfs.
tIants, Comforts IJndersleeves in variety.
TohIe Covera Ladies', Onera Canes
Uaod Dresses T;diesS
Cravats Sontags.
Canes Showls
purses Rioolets. etc etc
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Tho pnr,ohIo Machine is constructed with a
c,amn and tbnmh' screw Inv which IL is, easily At.
tacbad to common table for oneration
The Foot-powcr Machine is mounted ON an
ELEGANT black walnut table which is SUMMARIZED
bv an iron framework similar to that of an ordi.
narilv mounted sewing machine
Accompanying each machine are an oil can, a
screw-driver twenty extra needles, stockholders,
of beautiful and improved pattern, q winder,
for winding the yarn upon the bobbin from which
it is unwound in knitting and book of instruc-
ton, containing complete explanation of the
entire machine, its several parts and how to OPP
crate it and keep it in order and how to finish up
the fabrics and articles of its manufacture In a
word there is supplied with each machine every
tooi ana implement ana all the information requl-
site Tor person OF Ordinary intelligence TO start
successfully WITHOUT lurther assistance, HOME
KNITTING ESTABLISHMENT.
This machine offers peculiar inducements to
the formation OF
CLUBS.
lnasmuch as one machine Will do the entire
knitting OF large family, or even an ordinary
anase, ~ Is laness :.a.' 50 l'l as .ne 0os. -
Un, d. nv ., niy ~ Co iIi oho "
mem; ny tlle assoGla,lon Vi rev helghporho9u
raIncoa 70 W, trao m1 th may oe
i 70 ,;eae s'le anu .ne hac'ine Is so
mk1 oase huine Ill sinPhciy' anu 50 extremely
''S aoe W get ouS vi V,1e .na' Is
"''p'e' W sum '''o0'''o" ''0
TESTIMONIALS OF PURCHASERS AND OPERATORS.
BROOKLYN N. T., Dec. 10, 1850.
A friend OF mine has owned and run one OF
your family knitting machines Tor some time past,
and mas reallZed' from operating IT, over three
dollars per DAY ana Is very busy these hard times
W. A. COCHRAN.
LIBERTY. NO., Nov %. 1860.
have been using one of your family knitting
machines for several months and am much pleas,
ed with it, The work is better than that done
by hand. A lady can knit and finish, with your
machine a dozen pairs of hose in lust about the
same time that is required to knit single pair by
hand, and with much less fatigue.
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SimnIe iuot;co 70 vnn onn,nois n,o 20 co., ~,
onr far;ir In;ttiu al inu W 10y 'H f
haua MI nssdrnIs nf 10 u ySu o,i,i ~,
stoc,;ngs from the verv beoyvp warn for tho faid
hand dawn to tho infants s{ocy,,ina an o' hara
never hroka tho rot nead,e ~ hase a " haor
ont If renair and never drops Stitches IN tru,h
90 a t;na say;na and con,fart o;n;n, r,antina !
reaarJ II withoSt r;vo, yw MssssnMnnn
'Ne'' - - ,aao
EATON, ONO, zee, To- looo.
nave USED one OF your machines about ten
.on.ns anu "e ;s noI Part WIN ~ ior piany
ti l.s eos'; uhape 10 ge' ahother' Beside
.he care vi iarge lamli,y ~ Is no uncommon
snihe loi i.e W liahe VIII ~ uoliat ana nan
Jay anu !. Is no exaggeIatlon 10 say that with
no o'hef cares tou,u Easily MAKE Two aolafs
uay' nav MI. upon IL az hlhus Oh cotton
ana wooien nosiG'y, anu ior nancy WORK IL can
NC peat. nave knit snawls, huolas, opera capes'
SUI unue!see.es' ohurul ssacks' cohiofts,