New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29
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- Iouneymen Tallors, Seamstresses, Employers, aud
all others Interested in Sewing OF any description Ii
Several attempts have been made to produce Machines
for Sewing, but thy not without many objections
SINGER & PHELPSS Belay-stitch Sewing Machine,
invented by Isaac Singer, and manufactured by Singer
Phelps i9 HarvardpRce, Boston Mass is offered 70 the
public perfect Machine, and Will be constructed and
adapted perform any kind OF work, from the stitching OF
ne shirt bosom ships sail well as some descrp-
lions of leather The needle is straight and works per
nendcuary uuon the table OF tine machine aiFOrding
ana opportunity adjust the fabric in any way, and the
Glitch may be regulated TO any length, even TO hairs
breadth.
The stitch made.by this machine is one which will no!
rave or Open and the sewing only be taken apart oy
cutting every second third stitch From ooo 10 Ivy
stitches according TO the fabric operated upon may 0o 10
In he operation of machine the thread neither
twisted unlwsed as Ii is worked mo the laeiiH' '
ALWAYS preserves lie natural and perfect SlreiS u.
No mater how thin thick or how irregular the hing to
NAV be- the quantity of I'D TO make reg
uar stitch without straning or stretching VIII De laAenlh
by this machine, and the thread never breaks
One important branch of business TO which Singer
Pheps Belaystitch Sewing Machine can be adapted Is
the sewing Of shoes and is now being introduced for that
purpose The extensive manufacturing establishments at
To bring this machine to perfection much labor and study
have been expended upon by the inventor ana me eno
scrbes now offer the Beaysuich sewing hlscnne .eens
confident that will correspond upon trial. withthe recon-
mendaion here gwen,
the profits arising from the use of one Of these
six dollars per day The operation Is not CO.. lned TO tho
manufacture of clothing only but may be applied 10 sewing
every description OF inen cotton wooen and most KINDS
Of leather
This muchine, with ordinary care, is warranted
year without repairs and will last many years, and
il is simple in its construction and 80 easily regulated
and managed that any person of ordinary ability may OPP
erale il.
These machines beautiful and neat in their appear
and they take up so little room That they are an ornh
menl to any lady's sewing apartment
Orders for machines private families are coming
IN very RAPIDLY and Of their extreme simplicity
and being liable TO get out of repair ore destined 10 De-
come as familiar as adys work basket tho o,orces 70
manufacture these mschineson extensive sca in Bos
ton, New-York Pittsburgh, Pa and St Louis, Mo. and
hope be abie in few months, TO supply promptly Or
The price OF one OF these machines whchis worked by
reade aud capable Observing any ordinary linen muslin
WOODEN fabric is Sl25, complete with al appendaSes
70 An Agent, with whom exclusive arrangements will
be made is wanted in every city and town III the United
All applications for Agencies and all orders ncosng the
money for machines (Which will be carefully packed
send any paIt OF the ord well az all inquiries about
their adaptation different purposes, viii be promptly at
tended 10 by the manufacturers All letters must be post
paid and addressed 10 SINGER 4 PHELPS,
10 Harvard place, Boston, Mass.
P S.-The following notice is from the Boston Daily
"sEwlNG MACHINES Many attempts have been made,
in this ofg and Invention to give to me world port
able condensed and rapid machine by which plain sewing
could be executed with velocity and surety we haYehad
separate machines each dineren from me ohef ana
neither exactly answering the purpose They have Ike all
new things attracted the attention OF our hrst inventors
and among the that of Isaac NJ Singer one OF the first
inventors and best machniss in the world. Seven weeks
ago after much thought and study, ne commenced me IN.
venon of NJ original machine which should be capable OF
sewing any Kind OF seaT cTcultr sTaBul auSu!h, au
vet be so simple that it could be worked by female with
out the superintendence practical machnist This
chine competed in eleven days from the time OF liz
commencement and is found 10 work beautifully
Yesterday we visited the rooms of Singer Phelps, 10
Haardpace and personally witnessed the operation OF
the machine In II that great enemy 10 perfection III lh
chr cry friction essentially overcome and by the most
simple means The needle is straight and works pepel-
dicarly upon the table Of the machine by means OF
nicely constructed shuttle the loop OF the stitch is made
with certainty and will no; slip out The great improve
mems claimed in this machine are first thai II VIII sew
any seam fine or course second, its simplicity Of con-
srction The sewing machines which have before been
invented must be superinten led by Hachlns and there
Of no value but positive injury seamstresses this
chine can be worked by any woman Of common nteLi-
cine 10 do the sewing of private families also from
practical workwomen At The common prices for plain
sewing one of these machines will net to its proprietor
five or six dollars per day It's price complete, with all ap
pendages for operation is 1925 II Is exceedingly neat and
compact in s construction and is in fact the preest sim
pest and most effective result of mechanical skill that we
ever saw" MI laW6asaoso n@3uW