New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
SEWING BY MACHINERY.-Tt

a r w y u d hACI1LAf n - U
~ Jouneymen Tsllors. Sesnstresses, Employers, and
al others II eresied IN Sevtne Of any description.
Several attempts have hee made 10 produce Machines
Tor sewing bal '4sY WsFe no "ltou. many oO!e-uon'
SINGER X PHELPSS beiay,si.Ich sewing Machine,
Phelps iq Hsrvsrplsce Boston Mass is offered TO he
public perfect Macniue, ana VIII be constructed and
aapEed to perform any k, work nom The stitchng OF
me shirt bosom ships sail, we'll deseFp-
Uof OF leather Ire needle : straight ana works per
nendic1ary upon the table o. the machine sForng
and opportunity adjust the tNtric in any way, asd shs
stitch may be reguated 10 any length even To hara
TIE stitch nude 6y ,h.. msc'dne is which viii nos
rayel or Open and ia sewing only be taken apart ny
cutting every second thrd sutch From oVS to Leo
stitches, according 10 Tue lsonc Operated upol a5 'e ID
ken perminuie
In The operation of our machine .e thread g neither
always preserves Il. natural sn0 perfect ssreng y
No matter how thin ,ick how Irregular the hing To
ular stitch without seiuDe stretching, viii be ,aAenin
by this machine. and the thread never breaks
One important branch OF bnsiness 10 which Singer
Pholpss Belay-sJich Sewing Machine be adapted is
the sewing shoes and being Introduced for thai
purpose into Inc extensive manufacturing establishments IL
To bring this machine to perfection much labor and study
nave been expended upon II ny me inventor ana 'ae soo
scrbers now offer the Sewing Machine feeling
confident thatiI viii correspond upon trial. with the recon-
mendston here given.
The profits arising from the use OF one hese machines
which sews with either needles is from Ave 10
six dollars per day The operation Is not cor hed TO Ie
manufacture ofcotbng only, but may be applied 10 sewing
every description OF inen cotton Wooen ara lost Ailaa
Of leather
This machine with ordinary care is warranted 10 nun
ore wear without repairs ard will last many years, and
1t simple in Its construction and so easily regulated
and managed that any person OF ordinary ability may OPP
These machines are so beautiful and in their appear
ance and they take up little that they an orua-
men any lady's sewing apartment
Orders for machines from private families are coming
10 very rapidly and OF their simplicity
and being liable get of repair destined TO be-
come az familiar as ady's wors-essket
We preparing great expense all the apphances 10
&
ton Ney, York. Pittsburgh, Pa. and ST. Louis, Mo and
hope be able In few months, 10 supply pfempuy Or
The price Of one oftese machines which worked by
readle and capable Observing any ordinary men, muslin,
wooden fabric is $l25 complete, with all appendages
re- An Agent, with whom exclusive arrangements will
be made is wanted III every city and Town III e ohed
States.
money for machines (Which will be carefully packed TO
send 10 any part of the woFd as well 6s all inquiries ABOUT
their adaptation to different purposes, viii be promptly at
mid and addressed TO SINGER PHELPS,
10 tIarvard-pace Boston, Msss.
PS-The following notice is from the Boston Daily
Times of Nov. 8, 1850.
"SEwiNc MAcHlNEs.-Many attempts have been made,
In this age ofgh and invention, give to the world por
able condensed and rapid machine by which pan
could be executed with velocity aud surety we naYeua
two separate machines, each dnerent from me otheT anu
neither exactly answering the purpose ly nayo, ao ~
new things attracted the attention OF our hrst inventors,
and among The rest that OF lsaac NJ SINGER Que VI so m -
inventors and best machnists IN the world seven WeeAs
ago much thought and study no commenced lhe M
venion of original machne when shouu oe sapau'o
sewing anv kind SEAM circular, straight angular ana
Vel be so simple that cou Id be worked by female with
out the superinendence of practical machnist Ths ma
chine was completed in eaVen days from the time OF lts
! commencement and is found 10 work beautifully .
Yesterday visited the roans IF Singer Phelps, ~
Harvard place, and personally Witnessed the operation %
the machine In it that great enemy TO perecon IN ma.
chinery friction, il essentially ard by tho MOST
simple neRns The needle s straight and works perpeH-
diculary upon The table OF he machine; by means OF
nicely constructed shuttle the loop Of the stitch IS made
with certainty and viii not slip out The great improve
ments claimed in this machine are rsi, ta! Will sew
any seam fine course; second IFS simplicity Of
sructon. The sewing machines which have before been
invented must be supcntrnfed by nachnis and there
fore they all pass into tho hands Of capitalists and be-
OF value, but positive injury 10 seamsresses this ma
chine be worked by any woman OF common inteli'
gence The inventors have received orders for this
chine to do The sewing of private families, and also from
practical workwomen. A. the common Trices for plain
sewing one of these machines will not to its proprietor
hye six dollars per day lie price complete With all ap
pendages for operation is $25 II Ia exceedingly neat and
compact in its construction and la In fact the pretliesl sim
pesi and most effective result mechanical skill that
ever sawp MI law6tsHosO nZ3ttW