Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-06-11
Opinions of the New York Press. Etc.


We prefer them for family use.-Iribune.
They the favoritcs for famiies.-1ines.
Works more uniformly than the hand.-Heraid.
Do the work of ten ordinary scwers.-JoWndt
Of Commerce.
Equal to nine scamstrcsses-Home Journal.
The machine for family use.-Aduocate g. JoW.
nal.
Most honorabl t, American gcnius.-hidpend-
ent.
We cannot imagine anything more perfect
Euangeiist.
Will give entire satisfaction. Observer.
The best ever invcnted-Christian Inquirer.
In looking for the best, these.-Eraminer.
Admirably adapted for family use.-Chonicio.
indispensable in every family .-1he Preacher.
We praise it with enthusasm-C Christian InteiI.
Worthy of the highest award-SaJbath Recorder.
benefaction of the agc.-P0nam'S Monthly.
Magical in operation.-Mrs. Stephens Monthly.
Beyond all question, the machine.-Life Illus
nated.
The stitch cannot be unraveled.-American Ay-
ricnitWist.
They maintain the pre-eminence.-Er Express.
Saves the time and health of ten women.-Wa-
ure.
Our Chouse is in ecstacies with t.-Port,r's Sp,r
Supply the fashionable word-Da lily Ners.
Are pre-emnently superior.-L1iie $ VISITOR.
One of our household gods.-U. s. 10 urnal.
Unrivalled in every quality.-Day Book.
Pretty, useful, magical.-LeSiie's Gazette.
Have no equal for family use.-MuHcai World.
A triumph of mechanical genius.-N. Y. Jow-
udl
Combine every Family Maya .,ns.
Vastly superior to all others.-Gold,n Prise.
Are without a rival.-American Phrenoiopcai
Journal.
We entirely prefer them Mothers JomnaL
Wecannot tire in its praise.--Neu Yorker.
I find your machine invaluable | have used it a
year. and it has never been out of order. The
stitch is very durable, and be adapted to fine
or coarse materials 1t works with the rapidity Of
dozen hands saves much time, fatigue and ex-
pense. One of your Machines is used in my faith
ers family, another in the household of a sister,
and others by various friends. The opinions of all
accord with that have just expressed.-MrS Anna
Cora Rtohie.
OF it we can speak with entire clearncss and con-
flcnce, after the use of one four years more in
family. We look upon it as one of the benc-
factions of the age, and one which will constitute
an,c. n the history of woman.--HrS. T.. Oakss
Smuh.
Mrs. Vinton desires me to express to You her
entire satisfaction with your Sewing Machine. |
may add that, Judging from the frequency of the
rapid tick of this machine, it promotes both indus
try and pleasure. My purse bears witness that the
Sewing Machine among its other excellcncics, is II
household economy.-Rep. DR.. Francis V,ntoa.
1t will work great change in the family as
railroads have in States.-Hon. n. p. Banks.
The Sewing Machine purchased of you has been
wholly servceable.-Rev. Dr. Samuel Osgood.
There is but one Sewing Machine, and that is
Wheeler & Wilson's.-Judye Mays, Of the Amui-
Institute.
The best double thread machinc.-im. ms, " Y.
The most practical invention adapted to common
nse.-Com Mechanics Institute, Baltimore.
Every one should share its bcnefts-Reu. Dr.
LeapH.
1t is superior to all others.-Rcp. Or, Nsphens.
1t commend it cmphaticaly. DR., BmwrH
1t is the best have seen.-Reu. &. ID. AbJon
Burlington, VT, March 29th, 1858. 6wtf