The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21

From all quarters we have the high
est concentrations of approval of the A.
merican Sewing Machine. Those who
use them want nothing better.
The reasons why this is the best fami-
ly machine to purchase, it will do erery-
thing that any machine can do-the flu
est of sewing, hemming. telling, cording,
tucking, braiding, binding, gathering,
quilting, ETC., better than any other ma
chine.
1t can work beautiful buttcn.ho!e.
making as fue pearl as by hand.
1t will work beautiful eyelet-hole.
1t will embroider over the edge, max
ing neat and beautiful border on any
garment
1t can do "overhahd scanning" by
which shirts, pillow-cases and the like
are sewed "over and over"
The feed can be raised or lowered, to
adapt it to thick or thin cloth, thereby
avoiding rucking or marriug the fabric.
1t has short, deep bobbiu, by which
the thread is constantly drawing from
the centre. The tension is consequently
even, aud threads never break.
1t does away with the shuttle rack"
and "shuttle racer" which in othr ma
chimes cause so much friction, and hence
wear.
The cloth presser, or foot pieces, turns
back, so that the cloth can be easily re-.
moved after being scwed.
The first machinists in Boston and in
the country pronounce it the finest 6u-
ished, and made on the best principle, OF
any machine manufactured. 1t has no
springs to break, nothing to get out Of or
der.
1t is two machines in one-a Button.
hole Working and Seeing Machine COM
bined. Yet is SO simple and easy to run
a child can work it.
Parties using family Sewing Ma
chine want a whole machinc-one with
all the Improvements; it is to last life
time and hence they want the one that
will do the most work, and do it the best ;
and the american Button-hole and Sew
ing Machine" combined, can do several
kinds of sewing not done on any other
machine, besides doing ecery kind'GN 9TH
crs can do.
Call and see one at the Register BOX
Store
A Kansas Court has sentenced William
Mills, a noted counterfeiter, to four years
in the penitentiary.
The Baltimore american thinks that
at least eighteen Republicans will be in
the next Legislature Of Maryland, and
that the vote on the State ticket will be
quite close. Last year the Republicans
had not member Of the Legislature, not
a judge and not county officer in the
whole State.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for December is
on our table in advance. 1t is splen.
did number, with two steel engravings,
one of which, "Bashful Boots" is alone
worth the price of the number, a man.
moth colored steel fashion plate, color
ed pattern in Berlin work, and more than
fifty wood cuts. We do not wonder at
the great popularity of peterson" for
it really gives more for the money than
any other. Every lady ought to subscribe
for it.
PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Hitchcock, nee Marie
Durand, wife Of E. v n. Hitchcock, OF
Pittsford, has been engaged as prima don.
ma at the Grand Opera at Brussels, max
ing her debut as Marguerite in the Huge
nots,' and taking the first roles in Lucia
Martha, 'Riguoletto,' Faust and 'Travi-
alta In October she sung in the Huge
nots' as Valentin and Ophelia to Faure's
Hamlet.
EAll new subscribers to The Cult
vator x Country Gentleman for 1872,
paying in advance, pre- ious to the close
of 1871, will receive the paper weekly,
from receipt of remittance to Jan. 1872
without charge.
@A Any person wishing to try the pa.
per before subscribing, will be supplied
with copies regularly from date OF appli-
cation to Jan. LIST, 1872. for the nominal
price Of three cent stamp for each in-
terveniug week,
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