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A CURIOUS MAcRiNE-lt is stated thata Yankee in Massachusetts has invented sewing machine which will render the pathos of this song more appropriate than ever. It is very compact, not occupying space. of more than about six inches each way. It runs with so much ease that we should sup

 pose oao person might easily operate twenty

 or thirty of them, and the work Is done i'll most thorough and perfect manner, Both sides of the seam look alike, appearing to be beautifully stiched, and the seam iscloser and more uniform than when seyed by hand. IL will SOW straight or curved seams with equal facility, and so rapidly that 1t takes but two minutes to sew the whole length of the outside seam of pair of mems panta- looms l, sets 400 stitches minute with perfect ease. and the proprietor thinks there is no difficulty iii setting zoo in minute.- The thread is less worn by this process than hand sewing, and consequently retains more of its strength. This machine for its sins pllcity and accuracy, rapidily end perfection of its operation is placed by an Eastern writer Tn the same rank with a carding machine, the straw brsider, the pin machine and the coach lace loom-naehines which never fail 10 command the admiration of every intelligent beholder. .- PittsbWgA sGif.