Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-02

Price only $40.
THE following are few of the almost unlimit-
/ ed variety of fabrics and articles of wearing
apparel which, with the most surprising facility
and perfection, are made ON this truly matchless
machine viz,
Stockings of every size and texture
Undershirts, Gents Suspenders,
Drawers Nubian Scarfs,
tents Comforts, Undersleeves in variety,
Table Covers, Ladies' Opera Capes,
Head Dresses, Tides,
Cravats. Sontags,
Capes, Shawls,
Purses, Rigolets, etc. etc.
The machines are of two kinds:
The Portable Machine is constructed with
clamp and thumb-screw by which it is easily at
tached to common table for operation.
The Foot-Power Machine is mounted on an
elegant black walnut table, which Is supported
by an iron framework similar to that of an ordi-
narily mounted sewing machine.
Accompanying each machine are an oil can, a
screw-driver, twenty extra needles, skeln holders,
of a beautiful and improved pattern, winder,
for winding the yarn upon the bobbin from which
it is unwound in knitting and book of instruc-
ton, containing a 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 q
word, there is supplied with each machine, every
tool and implement and all the information requi-
site for person of ordinary intelligence to start
successfully, withoutfurt assistance, a HOME
KNITTING ESTABLISHMENT.
This machine offers peculiar inducements to
the formation Of
1nasmuch as one machine will do the entire
knitting of large family, or even an ordinary
village it is manifest that, so far as the cost is
concerned, no community need be without one of
them. By the association of a few neighborhood
friends in the purchase, the cost to each NAV be
reduced to mere trife and the machine is so
like a case knife in simplicity, and so extremely
little liable to get out of order that it is singular
ly adapted to such associated use.
TEsTInoNIALs OF PURCHASERS AND OPERATORS.
Brooklyn, n Y, Dec. TO- 1860.
A friend of mine has owned and run one of
your family knitting machines for some time past,
and has realized from operating it, over three
dollars per day and is very busy these hard times
W. A. COCHRAN.
LIBERTY, Mo-, Nov. 25, 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 lady can knit and finish with your
machine, dozen pairs of hose in just about the
same time that is required to knit single pair by
hand, and with much less fatigue
G. g. HILDRErH.
TUscUMBIA, Ala, Nov. IL, 1860.
Simple Justice to Won comnels me IN saw tbat
your family knitting machine Is ali Won claim for
Il. have knit hundreds of na,rs of SOCKS and
stockings, from the very heavy warn for The field
hand down TO the infants STACKING, and have
never broke the first needle II has never been
out of repair and never drops stitches. In truth,
as time-saving and comfortgiving machine,
regard il without rival, Ann MsssENGrp
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dsv have knit mon II ali FINDS Of So, cotton
ana wnoIan bnsarv and for sonn, u, oos.on
bn heat have nit sbaw,s nnhiSs "v, n.a :, Gan
sontaSS undersIeeves cb;,drdn sao,,.
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