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Stocking Knitter.-Among all the in- .ventions of useful machines in this experi- mental age, there Is not one more curious, or more deserving of notice, than the Stock ing Nrlitter. f5ir. M Mullun, of Birining- ham, Huntingdon county, has constructed this machine; it is small, occupies but a lit- tie space, and no more power than com mon hand organ to turn it's crank, except when stitch is dropped or one required to be added. The machine can dc the work of SIX expert knitters. It is an excellent machine for family use. The cost about fifteen dollars, including the patent right It Is adapted for knitting wool, but may be made for cotton, silk, or thread. The ma chine in operation at MT. M'Mullen's Is worked bya little girl, and it's use requires but little nstructlon.-Laacastef .Miscelfa- n4