New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13
BY MACHINERY.--

- Il w y " d NlAOTllANERI 10
~ Journeynen TailOrs, Seafnsresses, Employers and
all others interested in Sewing of any description.
Several attempts have been made to produce Machines
and could be used to little advantage or profit
SINGER 4 PHELPS'S Beay-sttch Sewing Machine,
invented by Isaac Singer and manufactured by Singer
Phelps 80 Harvard place. Boston, Mass il offered to the
public perfect Machine and will be constructed and
adapted 10 perform any kind OF work. from the stitching OF
fine shirt bosom ships SAIL well as some descrlp-
lions of leather Tie needle is straight, and works per-
pendcuarly upon the table of the machine afOrding
and opportunity to adjust the fabric in any way and the
stitch may be regulated TO any length, sven TO hairs
The stitch made by this machine is which will mol
raye open and the sewing can only be taken apart by
cutting every second third stitch. From 500 to LOGO
stitches according TO the fabric operated upon may be Ia
ken peri minute.
In the operation Of our machine, the thread Is neither
twisted nor UNFINISHED it is worked into the MATERIAL hui
always preserves its natural and perfect strength.
no how thin or thick or how Irregular the thing TO
Deserved may be- the extract quantity otread 10 make reg
ular stitch without srainng stretching, will be takenn
by this machine and tie thread never breaks.
One important branch Of business to which Singer 4
Phelps's Beaystch Sewing Machine can be adapted ls
the sewng shoes and being Introduced for that
purpose into The extensive manufacturing establishments al
To bring this machine to perfection much labor and study
have been expended upon by the inventor and the sub
scribers now offer the Beaystch Sewing Machine feeling
confident thatt will correspond upon a with the recon-
The profits arising from the use OF one OF thesemachnes
which sews with either one or two needles, Is from ye to
six dollars per day. The operation Is not confined to the
manufacture ocothng only, but may be applied to sewing
every description OF inen cotton wooen and most kinda
This machine with ordinary care warranted rl1
year without repairs, and viii last many years and
il simple in lis construction and go easily regulated
and managed that any person oil ordinary ability may op
erateit.
ance and they take up little roOm that they are an orna
ment 10 any ady's sewing apartment.
Orders for machines from private families are coming
In very rapidly and account OF their extreme simplicity
and not being liable get Of repair destined to be-
come rs familiar q lady 8 WORK basket
We preparing great expense, all the appliances TO
manufacture these machines on an extensive scae IN bos
ton, New York. Pittsburgh, Pa ard ST. Louis MO ana
hope be able in few months, TO supply promptly or
ders from every quarter.
The price ofone oftese machines, which s worked by
read.e and capable Observing any ordinary ineD msln
woolen fabric is 1928, complete, with all appendages
~ An Agent, with whom exclusive arrangements will
be fnade wanted in every city and Town N the United
States.
An applications for Agencies and all orders nclosng the
money for machines, (Which will be carefully packed 10
send 10 any part the world well ell inquiries about
Their adaptation to different purposes will be promptly az
tended 10 by the manufacturers All letters must be post
pa;d and addressed 10 SINGER il PHELPS,
70 Harvard place. Boston, Mass.
PS-The following notice ID from the Boston Daily
- TWiyG NJ 1cHIyEs-Many attempts have been made,
In this age gt andnyenton TO give to the world port
able condensed and rapid machine by which plain sewing
could be executed with Yeocty and surely we haYena9
Two separate machines, each different from ne other and
neither exactly answering he purpose They nave IKE all
and among the rest that of Isaac NJ Singer one OF the hrs
inventors and best nacnisis IN the world seven Weeks
ago much thought and study ne commenced me IN,
yenon OF an original machine witch shoud Ne caPaoe OF
sewing anv kind OF seam, CIRCULAR straight angular ana
We, be so simple that could De WORRIED by elae win
ont the superntendence oi practical machlls TINS ma
chine was completed eleven days from ne time OF ts
commencement, and i7 found TO work beautifully -
Yesterday visited the rooms OF SINGER q fhePs, 10
Haryardpace and personally witnessed me opefsono
The machine In that great enemy to pef5cuou N lEt
chiuerv friction essentially overcome and 0y the no-'
sirpe means The needle i straight and works pefpen-
Lrgrly ipOn the table of the machine; Wy means OF
Lii crts1nt and Viii NOT siD oft The great improve
nents claimed in This machine are irs INA! Il VII sew