Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-01
SEWING MACHINE
AGE NCY.

| SATISFIED, after careful examination Of the
- principal Sewing Machines worthy Of any cred
it that no other one combines 50 many prime quail
ties for general use as that made by the WHEELER
and WILSON Manufacturing Company, the sub
scribers have taken an agency for the sale of these
Incompatible Machines, and have opened conve-
nient rooms for their exhibition and sale, on the
lower floor Of the FREE Pass Building. The price
Of Machine obtained Of US viii be the same as if
purchased directly Of the manufacturers or at any
one of their agencies in the States Every machine
sold by US will be warranted perfect in its work
manship and ready for use. To all purchasers Of
US, practical instructions in the use Of the ma
chimes will be given ,eifhom charge, SO that the
buyer may thoroughly understand the principle Of
the machine-what every part of It doos-aud how
the whole may be kept in perfect working order
with reasonable care and skill.
We specify some Of the chief points Of excellence
belonging to these machines.
They make the LO K-STIT c II.
CC-ECCCCE-E
This is the only stitch that cannot be raveIed and
that presents the same appearance on each side Of
the seam. It is made with two threads one upon I
each side of the fibrc and interocked in tho CEN
ire of it.
They are simple in construction, efficient and /
urable in operation, beautiful in model and finish,
fitted to adorn the parlor and suited 10 the work
shop-applicabIe alike to the use Of the family and (
the manufacture. Their speed is from 1900 to /
? 900 stitches per minute, or equal to 10 scam
stresses.
Among their uudoubtal advantages arc-
/. Elegance Of model and finish;
o Simplicity and thoroughness Of construction,
and consequent durability and freedom fr7u de-
rangemeut and need Of repairs;
3. Ease Of management and radidity and qai.t1e.s
Of operation;
+. Hemmin and scanning attachments,
;. Beauty Of stitch, alike on both sides IF tae IA
brio sewed;
5. Strength and frmacss IF seam that win n-tr-p
nor rayel; and made with
T. Economy Of Thread;
. Applicability TO O variety Of purposes and ma
terials.
The change made IN the tension during the pas,
ear, so that the upper thread is used from the
riginal spool, and the addition Of the he1uer. by
,hich hens Of any width are turned and stitched
-ithout any previous bastfng, evin.e the care Of
he Company in incorporating with the machines
very device that can tend to perfectinr them. 7
hey now combine every improvement that has
cen invented for sewing, and we feel confident
la in their present form. they are by far the best
achiues ever offered TO the public.
These machines are now sold t,e}a-el prices at :
ON s50toSs5, according to size and style OF mount
g. The nelia7, 70 machine, IS specially adapted u
p family use, is very compact in structure and 3
e handsomest machine before tie public. 1t
VS. every kind Of material, working equally veil +.
BON silk. linen. wooden and cotton coods-seara- p
z, quilting, gathering bemming, &c. with %
auty and strength une1uaUed by any machine p,
at we have seen. Theyars sold by us at the same ID
ices as at the Factory Of the Company. With he %
fling cost Of transportation added. and for ST
81 only. %
GEO. ". t G.. C. BENEDICT. p
No. 6 College St., Burlington vt. p
Y. B.-The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing 2ra
ines may be seen in constant operation at the
wing Machine Parlor, FHEr PRESS Br1IDryc, +.
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