_Schofield, Smith & Wesson Revolver, cal. 45.—(Made by Smith & Wesson, Springfield, Mass.)_—To dismount the pistol: The only part of the pistol which will ordinarily require removal is the cylinder, which can be taken out as follows: Turn the cylinder catch just 180 deg., as indicated by the notch on its head; open the pistol; press up the head of the catch until it clears the cylinder; draw out the cylinder; replace it in inverse order. To remove the cylinder and ejector of the pocket pistols, open the pistol until the piston protrudes half way, raise the barrel catch and turn the cylinder _two_ turns to the _left_. To replace the cylinder and ejector, open the pistol to its full capacity, raise the barrel catch, _press_ the cylinder forward upon the base pin and give it _two_ turns to the _right_. _The Automatic (Merwin, Hulbert & Co.)_ is so simple in its arrangements as to need no directions for assembling or taking apart. FINIS.