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Le messager. [volume] (Bringier, Paroisse Saint-Jacques, Louisiane) 1846-1860, 1854-02-03
L'Aaae de u tcrre.
N. llcnnequiu ) ,iens II Went encore dc u.
,rer l ID publici.c ID lat,rc mivan,s
+" Monsieur q ami.

Monsieur q ami.
!" IL ~~..s - AA~s..snAA - s~ss;s.sson i'.~
article Sur les acies ,!s Ftfdf tIrR sdrcs-i par
moi I Ia Rerne de isg,siofios. II y quelques
mois. vous m'a,cs rromi. qni INC scs, rcn.
ia par votrc cnsrcmisc Ct j. commence ma lc'.
tire par vous rarpelc' cc'se promessc. ain
qu ellie ne scis point oublicc.
/" A present que yai la plume en- main. jen
rro6sc POUR sbor,lcr IN au,r. snjcs. cclui Do
mes vtrtids'ons. lsicn quo l'opinion du public
l Get egard me POI, indifercn,c. jc ne dois ne.
gl'gcr aucun cssai pour iare sn,rcr Ia ,eritt
,ou,c cn,erc dams Ia tc,c dcs hommcs DC boune
ioi.
i" J'ailrme quc Dcu se manifesto PAR les
tables qni rarent. les chapcanH qui rensont.
., que ces phanomencs. souyen' incohercnts ct
con,radic,oircs ont pour unique Oh JET dc lonncs
/ i'au'orite dune communication du cel svoc 10
setrc aux enscignemen's don't j. suis charge
Fourier. nyant moi. await Gu mi-siou d'eclaifcr
lc monde IL . manque ~ destiasc. par,ie rar
dou.c, rartic par l'aycnglc'nen, du public. 10
dol, !c rtrti,y. !. rcctitcr q, iairc passcr In
iheorc dams les fats. Dicu v.M que Ia terro
entire bion,o, en- harmonic. aor- clc aura cinq
luncs don, les globes sou, dcja cons,fui's. ct
don, j'inaiqucrai Ia situation snS assrcnones
dams mon proclaim lvre,
La lunc ac,uellc dislatai,ra dams cen, ans
dici. en- 1853. Jc dois cn,rcr CONNIE element
dame dams un De ccs ciuq satellites dc la ter.
re. mais jc no puis t,rc disne Dc cc,,e hau,o
ics,inec asant d'nyoir etc complete par una
existence DC SO ans dam !. monde surericur.
Jc mourrai done dan, seize ans i lei. dc mort
subtle. lc II juin 1860.
" VOLTA CO que ja!irme. Sur quclc raison
ssppuierai.on pour ne pas me croirc' Mac
eu,cra-ton dc folic' !Santoas II g,afe hmmam'
La ,tri,d e., Ii pour me dtfenirc con,rc cct,c
accusation. don, mes eT'ilues n'oscni plus 80
scr,ir.
Ne rre,cn,crai. on cominc un hoinmc d.
mauyaisc fol- qui fcns des revelations pour
sanycr un livrc' A ccla j. reponds heremcnt
quo ma mauvaise foi mes, pas admissible pour
ceuA qni me connaIsscnt un peu.
l., quill fau, t,ro cen, iuis ayeuslc pour
nier la rcali'e des fats que ja,ance. dams un
temps on chacun pcut en- eonstater d'a pcu
pres scmblablcs. OH N. Table Gay. don, lhon.
neur e, I'in.rlIigcncc me sou, connus, 1araniit
par sa signature les manifestations spir,ucllcs
dcs tables. Oh lie ous.dircctcur DE- l'in,erieur
= Ia Bas-c.Tcrrc colouie DC Ia Gnadcloupc.
wien, dedi,er sous 81 rcsponsabili'e J9an,.a.
nouyclIc dic,tc par une chase.
"VIcTon llEssxQuiS +"
Le messager. [volume] (Bringier, Paroisse Saint-Jacques, Louisiane) 1846-1860, 1854-02-03

Mn point c lhcure d. fae dcs compliments des cpl
profession 10 io bcauc ellie
Dan' Maurice sai. gaammc Ia main It alettre
Madame dc Eargcl assa mai r.u,rc, apcen
In lct.rc.
Je lcte
jous Il N. d. ra;MivaI.
-Nais dams r,"rs madame, NJ d. lasondva
eu IL puis que WELLER paix dc dcrncrs
Maurice pcnce audess Do madane Dc Fargcb
srpcrcn, q '.Ic rssayaM DE- jc,tcs Ia c,tre au feu.
oh nO sme v0lemincn In cttrc
Na vcz c'er ECU Je
ndgna unc femme vou voulcs done
"r "oo do crIe appellee Ii sacgc
ponuo comms Pour que Dc paucs 6c dcpus vingI
nhandot. pas prende eu ben gme de L
c cr ptrc All madame, etcs belle; ma..
--sla0amc. ..#s b
rc,ourna Fargel sir supplnns
Je padonnc d. Maccse
hnnc quo femme q
do Pierre Mnrau aya" quand os t.a' Ia femme du
come dc parCondva! -. -
Gees. bcn d descendant; guerrc, amo celia
ta dams coupe do Btax Do saa.
Le messager. [volume] (Bringier, Paroisse Saint-Jacques, Louisiane) 1846-1860, 1854-02-03
UN MIRACLE.

&c mes, nj plus nj moins qu'unc revolution
I.c charbon e., dcs,iue. lc coke est mort. Ia
houllc y prs lc d,uil II nya rlus d'au''c
combus,ble que l'csu.
Oui. lcau c, nous ne rion. pas L'can qui
coulc dams les camraencs. l'eau qui ,omtc en-
cascades DE- colinc en- collin-, lcau dcs fon-
,aincs e, des puts. l'cau de- sou, lc monde. en-.
fin l.'eau cs, du tcu les hcuvcs gui AZ
rcscn, les provinces. lc Rhdne Ia Seine. Ia
Loire won, ttrc TRANSFORMERS On calorifcrcs.
lis rafraichirou. Ia .etrc ct lis cn chauaeron,
les habi,an,s
Exp,quons nous.
II Y await Bruxollcs un savans anglas du
nom de Doay ou Da~ly-l'orhogropLc ne iai,
rien la d.couycrt..--Cc sa,ant vint tomber
maladc. ct scn,nnt ~ fin rroclisinc. CONNIE Il
laLourcur dc Ia fable. il d, yenir, non ras sc,
cnians. il n'on await point. mais Lord Howard
DC Walden. ambassadeur d'Angc,crfe en- Bel.
siquc
--.Ic ,ais mouiir. dit lc savant l'smlasss.
dsur. ,oici M rii eaehete que j. vous condc
II rcuicrmc un secret qui cs une fortune
mais lc YOU. lc donnc 1 10 condition sculcmcn,
que ,ous &c i'ourlrei guspfe' iairlstc ct en-
presence de mon ami. NJ. Shcppar', qui est ct
voyage. ct a,cc legael yous en- lar,agcscs Ia
proprlcte
Ayan, ansi parle. lc ,avan, mouru'.
N ShcrIa,t. gui ttai, aux Indies on dane i
mer du Sud jc nc sais ,cvin, IN Europe. par
ii, pour Brusciics. ct, sssistc DO Lord Howard
ou,nt lc rli
| Lc lli rcnirrmai, lc secret dune composition
ch miquc l'aidc d. laqucc Oh cl'rai, dc l'cau
pfrsque saus frais. un gnx pror'c i ,on- lc'
besoins dc Ia ,ic a lecIaiinge dcs yill.s. NJ
ehauiIssc de, machines ! ,apcur c, = Ia cuis-
son dc- ailments
I.econonlc resultant De &C rroctdt. on
,uutc la surface dn gobc. proiuira une resolu-
ton dams l'iuiu.,r.c Lc comhus,ibe nc coa
terra pres iue plus que la rcinc c,rc lusc.
/ Dcs sayanis. des academicicns.-M Re
gnanj entire nn,res. don't personnc ne contcs'e
IA Ia proionje ct waste scieneo-ont vi fonc-
,lolucr Ia machine. ., lis ont pu proclSmcr J,
,,flr du resuliat obicnu
/ D,,ormas Oh ina Ia riyicrc prcndfc du fcu
j Dcs cssals en- erand pour leelaragc des cdi
hces Inb les won't t,re ien,ts. IT, premier es
al rcccsra son Application aul Invaiies,
Sill reassi,, les sics seront tclairces pres
que pour rcn. la mutt par lc Haa CONNIE
jour par lie socil.
III 1nand "n yo, dc ,elcs choses. il J . d.
gems qui dou'cns encore dc 10 pos,ib'li.t d
dirigos I.s ballon,'
Mais on nous difai, quun convoi rsV,i,
prochalnemen, du dome du Pantheon pour
lunc sous IL condu.c dune locomotive u
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wr',wic.

Voci un f,, qui es, signiica,f On assure
que lc brult s't,ant rtpaniu, dams l'armtc
iurquc. quun cchaugc dc pri,onnicrs alaii c,rc
propose. couf,rlnciucn, aux lois DC Ia gu 'rra.
le. rfisonniers russcs - sont preseniss Om"r'
Pacha Q, Font supple Dc les prcnirc son
service, lui deelaran' qnc les solja,s ttaicn,
bcaucoup mlcns trai,es par ui que par lc. g..
neraun rnssos II raraii Dmrf.incha qui
CONNIE on SAT-, comrfcnd c' aimc lc sola,. =
aceeir eur dcmauie, q, que g, /. nue, Oh,
etc incorrofes dams les rts menis chrt,ieus
que 10 Inrlplr organise ou C. mancl,
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Vicron llEsSxouiS

Nos avis do Sydney won't juslu'au 90 sep
tembrc. A cc,.c date. les trayaillcurs des MI
ncs hissent une ample moisson Dc posdre dor.
Il con'innsit I srriycr dams 10 pays un pombso
considerable d'emigrsnts
Le messager. [volume] (Bringier, Paroisse Saint-Jacques, Louisiane) 1846-1860, 1854-02-03

u Nous an, Ions at, u,lon dc. habtants
s"r avs que nous luhlions plus luin. arbres
frurier. ,cndrc Nous sa,on. rcrsonuelc-
men, cue &C. arlfcs sont iuhntnen, s"pericur.
,eaa que ion iruror,e ordia.i,ncn,
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(Cos,,s,,umiQuc.)
A .N,,seHts les E!.tta5s q. Ml.s,crn.

A .ff'ueHrS les Es!.itaJs ia Mk'sAcrE.
Mc.sicuf-
Ccfiaus ibdN iug mal iu'cniionut.. Sc plai.
sant i iairc eouflr L. bfu,. dan, la lafoi,,c
SAINT Jacques qnc Jasai- ,cndu mnn iuterct
lsus lie steam cat Fanny spaihawk, Je me
,cs d. IA ,oic dc ,otrc c.,imahlr Joumal pour
Itmeuiir ioln lrmcni ecs brui,s II pour assu.
rcr le, rcr'onne- qua me ,culcn, du ben que
mon intention est. non sculcm,ni dc couiinucr
4 gaidcr les inteftt' que Jai dcJa dams le ha.
ioau. maj, encore /. les augmen,er : Il IN est
possible. Par Ia meme occasion jc rrmerce i.'
hab,lants de- salnt'da.ln,e a. rs"s',e- -
tronagc qu l. ont bicn soulu n,accorlcr
In inserant Get article dams ,oirc Jonrhal
Me,-ieur,, you, obIgrre4 niinIuueni yotre ssr
,i,cur. I JACOB.
soauil. Od..n. e.. - lah,,, ~
Le messager. [volume] (Bringier, Paroisse Saint-Jacques, Louisiane) 1846-1860, 1854-02-03

qn sons coneucs dams 10 scns dcs bulletins.
russes. lcsqnels ar,ivcns 4 vicnnc. Q, sons de-
Ia repandas dans ,ou,c | Europe. a,ant qu'on
at pa rceevoir DC Cons,an,inorle Ia contrc-
psf'e.
Les bulletins oiiciels dcs Ru.,cs. sar,ou,
Qnand ils ont c,e rcyu 6, cofriges 1 Saint
Petersburg. on, t,e DEF. ii sou,en, con,ain
Gus Dc n,cn.ongc. quill est impossible d'y ajcu-
ter foi. 4 ncins quits nc soicnt con6rmes par
DC plus saSes su,oritcs
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'icnne. que Ia chc~ ne semblcsais pas susrs-
mcns surpscnants
Le fabulcus lcarc Dc Ia myslolosie scra ua
jour unc ycri,s Suicaent. u NJ sombcrs paa.
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BE a HA1Ea
ROMAN Ov TEMPS De la noYAuIe.
XIV.
1'amour DC l'or.
[ SUITE. ]
PAR
ARSENE IlOUSSAYE.
-..ssaI IGl ls>ss..-

Marguerite dit madame dc Farg dn air dis
trait la l'iir:
-C"ite c;lr" ne parvendra pcrc.
--Poml,oi madame!
que do femme qui gate vic scrai un
coup fatal dams l.ta, on il EST.
Je pcnse, que lec dune hommc
qu nou ete pax damou ranncra son cur
q proongers peu.ttro 50 VIC
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\ stn, on Msssassr.

Si.,ncque- trvr dfo,tc). Ar MrtA>:o>.
c,.Jcan. Hnp,.-.. EmArs f,EGrr.
Don. d~on.IIle. NAsiEits.
Nouvrt -.Or.can.. Rue NJ IL GaA,psogr
Dc Chsrtus, >
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rlRLlH PAR
CO0. MONOI cs a. IA0AHOo:AG Z
CONDITIONS um Do,.rmal:
ADVANCEMENT; - L'Abonnemen, est psys
ole a'atnnee.
rora ~ Az. ...... &: 90
Ioun six ~ofs 80. 80

TOUR >iN fhls Svs
To., pheunt qui vordr. sn.n~ndrc son shpnne'
nsn, icsta pr vrnir par cert r- 'iiicnrs. qninar
l.u,s 80 ,noiu-, syani resrfsiion dn stnrs'rc-
Ir- Announcements pour ~ mo'- ne seront re-
su. ,u, pou, e. p.fossrs Saint. Jacques ei SAINT
tcsn.nsp','c.
A<NONCES Pour les insertions. snnorces.
avis. etc.. etc D., les conditions -nnt les snivsn'es
Par plA liGSrs. pour Ia iate insertion 81 90
Pour les insertions. ,o,anlcs. .... 90
On ta,cra dc gr. gre pour lee annonecs a
t'snn,c.
Tout AVIS qu nous scra envoy" ssns nnc ie
non br. 4. publications .oi' .p cii,. pars'tra PEN
SAINT uu mut- ~ p,iefa ~ eun-' 'q"cnce
I.. m,i- pcr,onneis, au'nn' gor lrur .iyl" ser,
sdmi,. bl. ~ quits puri"runi Ia signature de- enr-
su,rnis ,efnni publ ~ pr,s dc dsnr piaarss
-, earrt pour IL premier" insertion. ct ein4.an'r
ssui. punt lee Insertions subs, qurnrs.
lee ahnnn aurou' i" privilege, en- vert" de-
Ir.t sbonnrnrnt, de- is,te ins rcr GRATIS les
avs te..tl. au unftounagr de- surs csclA'cs.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-27

hidden (not to say lost) things. Tho
money is lost.
The new treaty is stirring up Canada.
Tie Canadians are smiling out of both
eyes--and their mouths water profuscly
"'Tis good thing, It's very good; you
may as we'll say it, It's annexation some
time" This was said BY Canadian
farmer to the writer. lie says, there al
ways has been the difference of fifty cents
between the price Of bushel of wheat
in Canada and in the States, and now it
does not exceed six pence, in favor of
the States He thinks Americans will
90 into Canada and improve the country.
And I must confess to a great liking Of
the country, from all could see and
learn of it. The soil is very fertile, the
climate is healthy, the location is much
nearer market than the GreatW est, price
of land is moderate, and the inhabitants
are moral and cnterprising. Wheat, corn,
potatoes, oats and buckwhcat are grown
in abundance. More beautiful lands
are rarely if ever seen in the Great
West.
In five years We shall have Canada as
star in the north, one of the great
commonwcalths of tn, United States
Why not ? u. j..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-27

amassel "a pile, ,"hc left California aud re-
turned to this city last week. His wife still
retained his name. although married to
another, for the reason, that she being
engaged in business, with signs painted
and cards printed, it would be too cx-
pcnsive to change and besides all this
her old customers would not know her
by her new name, and would, therefore,
be likely to deal with some one else. not
knowing her whereabouts Husband
No. as soon as he arrived, obtained a
city directory to ascertain the location
of his wife. but was unable to discover it
until last Thursday nightabont 0o'clock
lie Immediately started for his abode.
and when he reached it for the purpose
Of giving her an agreeable surprise, en-
tered without giving any alarm at the
door The first object that arrested his
attention, to him most horrible sight,
aud which caused the grccn.oyed monster,
jealousy, to fire his brain almost TO mad
ness-his wife was seated by the side of
to him stranger, and one elbow resting
on his knee, as she LEANED up to him"
aud looked loving in his face The stranger
sprang to his feet and demanded the ma
turc of the business Of the intruder
She turned suddenly around, met hus-
baud No. Is eyes, uttered Il scream,
sprang towards him, and tainted in his
arms. She soon recovered, and by this
time the confusion had become general.
Husband No. charged her with iniidel-
ity, and drew pistol to shoot husband
No. = Husband No 2 cursed, aud
swore vengeance Oh the head Of the man
who drcadiully frightened lis wVc, and
attempted to take her out of the others
arms. The wife had now entirely re-.
covered and attempted to explain, but
her voice was drowned with the noise of
the others, and her own sobs and tears
Husband No : ordered the intruder to
leave the house, and let his wife 90 Illus.
band No | informed him that she was
his wife, and that he had no notion Of
leaving before morning, and that unless
lac left in double quick time there would
be corpse to carry cut, at the same
time cooking his pistol. The little man
for the fist time now discovered the pi,
tol, and rushed out Of the house. He
did not pause until he reached the po.
lice office. obtained the assistance Of a
watchman, returned to his home, arrest
ed No |, whose explanation would not
be listened to, took him down to the cal
aboosc and locked him up. The trial
came Oh next morning.and if ever u poor
unfortunate individual received Il tongue
thlasaing" it was husband No 9 from
the wife lie was good for-nothing,
pitirul being. she had been persuaded to
marry him, but never loved him--thc
object of her young hearts warm aiicc
tiou was now on trial. We don't know
whether the California gold in pros pee.
tive had anything to do with this or not
bat certain it is, she divorced husband
No 2.-.N. LoUiS Ucr0W
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New Map Of Addison. County

HENRY +. WALLlNG, State Engineer OF
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, is now en-
gagged in the preparation of a large and ac-
cutatc Typographical map Of the State OF
Vermont and, IN connection with that work.
proposes to prepare Map Of Addison Coun-
ty from careful instrumental surveys through
out the entire county, to be completed and
published as soon as is compatible with ac-
curacy.
Every road to he carefully surveyed by
course aud distance, and the locations noted
of all the hills, ponds, marshes, streams,
mills, churches, school-houscs stores, work
shops, dwellings, and other buildings or To-
calities of importance and interest. En-
largcd plans to he added in the margin, of all
the principal villages in the county, on n
large scale, so AS to show every building dis
tinctly Names Of property owners 10 he in
sorted throughout the map in their proper
places A statistical table Of distances,
areas, SC, to hc inserted also large, col
ored Geological Map, showing the different
formations of rock and mineral throughout
the county aud containing information of
great value to agriculturists and others The
map will be handsomely colorcd aud mount
ed, and furnished to subscribers for 55 per
copy.
As parties from Philadelphia are about the
country, publishing county maps from mere
eye sketches, and entitled TO no confidence as
accurate Typographical maps, all citizens in
ierestcd in the matter are cautioned not ia
subscribe in advance for a county map unless
they are assured that it will be What it is rep
resented, and as ia many places, gross mis-
representations have been made, the state
mcnts of irresponsible persons should not be
received without sufficient evidence.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-27

There was quite rich case before the
Recorder last Thursday morning, in
which one Of the parties was hnedSj0 Tor
disturbing the peace. As near as we
have been able to learn the particulars,
they are as follows
Some six or seven years ago, a couple
were married in this city, and shortly af-
forwards, the husband, in order to ac.
cumuatc little more money than he
seemed likely to in this city. resolved to
take a trip to California, leaving Il very
interesting young California grass wild
ow." Time rolled on, aud she lost all
trace Of her "t'other halt. " A relative
Of the lady is a match maker. and soon
discovered the report Of a death in a
California PAPER of II name correspond
ing with that Of the absent husband
The supposed widow was appri'cd Of the
fact, which grieved her very much, and
almost broke her heart. However, her
heart did not break, nor was she com.
PEELED to have it eucircled with steel
hoops to prevent so diroful a calamity
She dohncd the sable robes of mourning
aud wore them the usual time. The
relatives discover another very nice
young man, who will make the widow a
most excellent husband, and will, in a
measure, supply the place, now vacant
and deserted in the widows heart. At
ter a great deal of persuasion, the wild
ow finally agrees TO marry again. Some
two years ago she was united in mar
riage to a smal.sizcd man, although her
first husband was very large, strapping
big fellow Time still rolled on, aud no
tidings of the absent man.
IIa was still in the land Of the living
however, at work in California. Having
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II e r M S .
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Law Of NeWspapers.

!. Subscribers who do not give express no.
|tice to the contrary, are considered as wish
ling to continue their subscription.
H. If subscribers order the discontinuance
of their papers, the publisher may continue
to send them till all that is due be paid.
Ill If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office to which they arc
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled their bills and ordered their pa
pcrs discontinued.
". If subscribers move 20 other places
without informing the publisher, and the 1a-
per is sent to the ioymcr direction, they arc
held responsible.
V. The courts have decided that refusing
to take a paper from the office, OF removing
and leaving it uncall"d for is prma iacic cv
idcncc Of intentional fraud.
VI A Postmaster nrglccting TO inform ;
publisher when his paper is not taken from
the Office, makes hiE>cil liable FOX the sub
scripton price.
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For the Register.
Letters from the West.-No. IT
Glimpscs Of the city Of Civil, so
cial, and moral-A scene at the post office
SOME statistics relative To this important
and interesting department.


Som" satisfies rniatiye i t ' his tt hnno,tnn Ut
and Interesting Department.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov lo3l
III a previous letter, we gave your
readers partial glimpse OF 'his city as
II relates TO ITS rlys'cai ana business
features some iur'her items oil inns
great Nor'n western baoe', may not
prove undressing lhi' growing ar
tIhcial fungus, oil wood, iron, stone, brick
anu mortar, through the cells and doml'
els OF near'y 'o,ooo,who are necessarily
tceminG like the toillng denlzens OF SO
many ant LIlls, presents to the mind 9f
mere locker on IN chicago, n most
singular, II not, IN some respects unique
social ana moral spectacle Ieoplc mere
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''' ''e'' ~ e0'''''''' o"' u 10 ." o""'so
" ou'cn ii'o'' o'' ~ % u Sp'cu'a'o On
."' IAN '''''o"S '''s' 'es VI
iH'"''u'e' w. lawyers '''ec', ou' II Is
u g''" 'no'' oa''S' '"u espeo'a''y 'no''
J'S o''' A''i'''' '"e'' '"o" suV''s'
"'u IL '''u'" '"O s1ea' '"eo'' ""u u
met ol II" c'io''"o"s ''i' l"o O"lcaso
le0p'e live !" no lear o' competition
Every man las all hc can 10 ana more
Hence poli'eness' courtesy and moderate
chargeS' arc virtues not TO be looked Tor
from tue landlords of the hrsiciass
hotels, down to the keepers OF the small
est saloon ana ooardlnghous a man
who would pause long enough in his
business to hold ch't'chat with his
guests and charge them a modest BILL
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-27
SINGERS SEWING MACIIlNkS


"hI.n are .n' ""S 0'""- wa, "".'N ~
any ul"'N "h'Ch can '' use" WI,i"nI !" IT.
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ncht "' l'"''tr', ~, az s.'' S"'" 81
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1aI ,i, r,% JFm,%.'Il".aI nr l"'I m,ara aa,rn,.,
wi,h rli1, Ilo,yn. lr and ,Tn,rrod hi. mi
lirr,,,,. Ia usc his iny.ntion. there is not ia,
,licLtrs, claim that our machines iuniug,
,,7. ntl,rr ,,,,rut
Thr rj,I,t to usr thc machines which ~,
,,vr sold and Shall lcrcoller,cll. i, uun,ic>.
tinnallc
We avn tcu distinct notcut. on Sewing Ma.
chino. rnyc,iro ALI ,hr nice minis of the in
vrmtion and ali the machines of other mann
t.,rturrrs irtiiur, o,,. or morr of tAr,n. On,
un,rnt sccnrinr ,ho ,uriro whereby thr clo,I,
Nr is held to the feeding apparatus hv a
irl'lir, nrr.,uro i infrirgcl hv all fine ma.
cI,in,. ,,,y n,,;.rr,I in lhr marker Those VIII,
huv tbr inferior and piratical machines. mr.,
brrcIN distinctly nupri>r,l that we shall com.
mol tl,,n tn INV us far thc nriyilcoc of u.iuo
Them. 0nr local rirhts viii hclccforL hc
r;,,idl, .uf,,rrnJ
r;I,r I,t,irNcr ct-prp1pptry
I"H VI VI i-'.h - =" '''i
of Singer Sewing Machines has been CON
plrl,.lV established ThcN are of universe III
,,nIir,ti,u-tl,e same machine duiup all